warren: yep. liz: what's your day going to be like? warren: things will liven up later on.one else does all the work. [laughter] >> that's liz claman with warren buffett. a jam-packed show ahead. we want to do a check of the markets. let's see what the markets are doing right now as we go into the final hour of trading. the dow up about 164. the s&p better by 20. the nasdaq up 56. the russell hanging in. up about seven. the dow transports, this is really a key index. matches with performance of eos economy. 2% about growth. up by 144. some bullish calls still for you. coming out of merrill lynch. they're saying even if there's a rate hike in september, that's what they're talking about, of course, right now from the federal reserve, the global economist there is saying this will not be enough to convince the fed to start hiking rates in terms of inflation. what we're seeing out of merrill lynch, we'll see the gdp growing better than what it's doing now. time for our "countdown" news flash. former aids in new jersey. chris christie has pled guilty in the bridgegate scandal t

warren will have a usual. the usual also. i never realized the usual was a t-bone steak with a side of fried chicken, mashed potatoes. it is a big plate of food. he loves it. >> don't forget the cherry cobbler. >> he also might take dairy queen. one of things that personifies, you call warren how are you doing? never been better. that tells you that he's always looking to the future and it's informed optimism because this is not someone who is afraid to face reality and to tell you what the deal is because he has a mind like a steel trap but that phrase i think personi fies what warren bawf fet is all about. >> the thing that struck me the most from hearing from them is that every one of them said it was your long term vision that they appreciated the most. now, obviously, you are looking at things for the long term. one of the companies that you told me you've been buying more stock in is ibm. you told me that on saturday that in the first quarter you bought more shares. we will see that coming out in sec fil

warren buffett, start slinging newspapers.ell, today he's in the papers for everything, from his purchase at kraft and heinz. to his unhappy netjets pilots. is he losing his midas touch or is he just getting started? we have more on the interview with the oracle of omaha. can a former tech ceo make a credible run at the presidency? what about a former surgeon? we're going to look at the latest candidates to announce today, and how they might manage a rough and tumble economy. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ cheryl: we are getting breaking news into fox business. video from baltimore, mayor. just a few moments ago. this is coming into us from our colleagues at the fox news channel. a crew witnessed a police officer chased an african-american man. shoots the man multiple times. we'll bring you more details as they become available. this is obviously coming in at a very sensitive time for the city of baltimore after the recent riots there over the shooting and the death of freddie gray. once again, that coming in from our colleagues. we

[laughter] on a serious note, warren is a big thinker.bviously we're focused on a sensible growth strategy as we look to a bright future under the berkshire hathaway flag. >> one of the things that many of the companies that get acquired by him always tell him at least the chiefs is we like the money that comes with berkshire. meaning they'll give us money to grow and run our company the way we've been running it. are there certain car dealerships? is there a way you anticipate growing? >> certainly, again, we want to grow sensibly. we've already heard from a number of potential sellers in our industry that are attracted to the berkshire hathaway philosophy and business model. not only does berkshire berkshie give us a distinct advantage in the access to permanent capital. as you know, warren has a great history of acquiring well-run privately owned companies, often family businesses like the van tile group. and allowing management to continue to operate those companies with great aw autonomy. they're traict attracted to many sell -- >> y

even questions about whether the president's criticism of a lisbon warren -- criticism of elizabeth warrenten to personal in this. hillary clinton has not taken a stand yet on the transpacific partnership. clinton, you can see how this is tearing the party apart. olivia: a lot of people talking about the tpp. talking about nafta. how does opposition to the new transpacific trade partnership compared to the opposition that squared up behind nafta? peter: it looks very similar. much of it is being led by organized labor. they are using many of the same arguments to try and undermine this deal. it looks very similar. that one barely passed the congress. this one, likely to squeak by as well. there are tough arguments being made both ways. the fact that this president is taking on a elizabeth warren and vice versa, makes for an unusual situation on capitol hill, one that could have lasting damage. olivia: thank you so much. looking forward to your interview. peter cook, our chief correspondent -- our chief washington correspondent. not miss his interview with elizabeth warren at 2:30 p.m. east

they're all for warren. i just, i don't like it. >> reporter: this is a community known as "the creek," an isolated alternate universe set deep in the desert along the utah/arizona border where the women wear prairie dresses, the men, at least the powerful ones, have multiple wives, and the homes have high walls and fences to keep out prying eyes. sa bring that left in 2008. her children fell into the care of her ex-husband's sister. her name is samantha. last month, sabrina went to court seeking and winning full custody. >> i was on cloud 39, all this work up to this point to get my children and everything was just so i could show the judge i did not abandon my kids. i did not. >> reporter: later that same day she, along with her brother and her new husband, drive to samantha's house in the creek to pick the children up. did you have any idea that you were driving into a buzzsaw? >> no, no, i did not expect any of that. >> reporter: but their ordeal is just beginning. when they arrive, the kids are not ther

elizabeth warren is the only person that can have an impact on how hillary clinton runs.long as she stays out of the race she has a clear path to the presidency. i understand the tendency to deride chance but there's a point where some others will be standing on a stage. a stage not tilted to one side or the others. doesn't that give them a chance to let it fly in an equal toe to toe way, with someone who is a household name in the united states. >> unfortunately, no the main reason why is because we have seen this for 15-20 years, no one has begun to swing an election by how well they performed in a debate. not when you are at the primary stage. you may raise your own profile, you may go from 8% polling to 1% polling, but we have -- 12% poll of course, but we have never seen instances where the front runner is harmed. the likelihood that bernie sanders could do excellent is high. the likelihood it could hurt hillary clinton is not likely. what does it tell you that the notes, the themes are sounded before the season begins in ernst, when a couple of years ago the democra

well warren's victory perk up the draft warren forces out there? will it drive hillary clinton who has yet to declare sides on trade issue, to join today's winning side? will it shao warren or her ally sherrod brown on to the 2016 hillary ticket? chris jansing is at the white house. chris, what is the president going to do after this resounding defeat. >> reporter: already moving and regrouping. shortly after this vote, chris, he called democrats, pro-trade democrats into the white house for a meeting and tried to look at where we're going to go going forward. how do we do what we need to do to make this bill work. he also send out a letter to his supporters making it clear that he's not giving up. he wrote that this is personal to me, in an e-mail that went out through his organizing for action mailing list. he also said this is our chance to do better and to get it right. now, obviously this has been a priority of his second term agenda. it's also something he put a major push into the president and the vice president spent countless hours in mee

senator warren: i really don't understand.e, this is really about issues around the problem with this trade agreement. one big part of it has been the lack of transparency in the whole process. that we are being asked to grease the skids to move these trade deals forward without showing what the trade deal is. you know, president bush even put out the scrub text, it's called, on the trade agreement and he had it out there for months before he asked for even partial fast-track authority. we just want some transparency around this. peter: so you are not satisfied with the notion that this deal will be out there for 60 days in public, for you to look at it when the time comes? : the member,n that's only after the authority, meaning that we will have lost at our -- that point the ability to do any amendments and passing it will take only 51 votes instead of 60 votes. in other words, we are being asked to grease the skids for a deal that's basically done, but it is being held in secret until after. your president is calling it the

do you mind if we finish talking about elizabeth warren and hillary clinton? >> elizabeth warren? >> get to that now. >> and you're not going to leave, right? >> no. i am jim downey in the room. >> we'll have a little chat. >> good to see you. >> thank you very much for doing this. >> really appreciate it. >> all the best. >> david, the chicago guys, they just -- >> i know. he's -- i'd rather talk about the cubs, anyway. so bring him back. >> we can do that. so, david, what i was struck by was just how artfully she turned that question, you know, refused the frame of it and used it exactly the way she wanted to. >> no. look, she's very -- she's very skillful and, you know, that is a -- that was great populist rhetoric and, you know, she is -- she is clearly the point person on this fight. and the supporters of the agreement, the president and others, need to address those concerns. i know the president well. he got his start in steel mills outside of steel mills that had shut down here in chicago. he republiced an industrial midwestern state that was pummeled by the impacts of thi

she's going to have to contend with elizabeth warren it seems to me, whether elizabeth warren were to be a candidate or not. >> she does. and one thing about the op-ed, aside from the free trade piece, a lot of their points are things that hillary clinton has been talking about herself, whether she's being pushed that way because of elizabeth warren i don't know but she's talked on the trail about paid family leave, she's talked about raising the minimum wage. she hasn't said how much but she says she's in favor of raising it. she is definitely, i'm hearing, going to make student debt a huge part of her campaign. we'll probably hear something about that the next few months. what else is in there? she's been talking about cutting tax breaks to billionaires. so a lot of those bullet points if you took off the bylines, i think you could still tell who wrote it but she's taking some of those messages herself. and even some of the language, i think, in the op-ed is talked about the game is rigged. hillary clinton's line right now is the deck is stacked against you. so even the language tha

to petercial thanks cook as well as senator elizabeth warren.t wraps it up for bloomberg market day. have a wonderful evening. we will see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." gates is here. he was secretary of defense from 2006 until 2011 under president bush and obama. just been "duty" has released in paperback. some call it the most candid account ever written. it comes at a time as we addle issues in the middle east -- as we battle issues in the middle east. a major setback for the iraqi army and government. meanwhile, in

i think elizabeth warren is terrific.ed to be the president for everybody. i think she has an aversion to beating the hell out of the other side the way i like to. >> the key phrasing in john burton's beautiful -- >> dropping the f bomb. >> it was right for the f'ing part of it. not one of the champions of the american people along with hillary clinton. she's got that title casey. and hillary clinton's not going to be able to take that title away from her. >> i just wonder if he were introducing hillary clinton, would she warrant an expletive from mr. burton. >> i got introduced and the same word was used. >> yeah. >> he dropped the f-bomb. i was shocked.lri i was running for president. he was right -- he was with me. >> you were the elizabeth -- >> i was his candidate. >> john kerry was the hillary clinton candidate. >> i was his kind of candidate. if he approves of you, he uses the f-bomb. i was horrified. i was running for president of the united states and some guy drops the f-bomb. i'm going oh my god. >>> we're goin

i always say warren isn't going to quit.loosely, ten years from now it could be entirely different people who would be in the mix. so i don't see this man quitting. >> you have been good friends with him and met him 49 years ago. he has been doing this 50 years. >> it was '67. >> you are looking at 48 years. you followed most of the entire ride watching berkshire grow along the way. what have been the biggest take aways of how warren and charlie have come up with the growth and how they have managed to keep getting bigger and bigger and bigger? >> i think first of all it is warren's mind. he really is brilliant. i think he doesn't get enough credit for how smart he is. he has also been very flexible and he has learned. he has learned all of his life. he couldn't have imagined that berkshire would turn out like it has turned out. when he changed in the '80s and began buying the things he bought i did a big story about him in the '80s. it was the first thing i wrote about him. he had the seven. it was the furniture mart, scott

warren buffett feeling wage rage.he minimum wage he says could have very serious consequences. really? here is what he told our very own liz claman. >> if you raise the minimum wage substantially, a lot of people would not have jobs. through the earned income tax credit you can accomplish the same thing, yet keep the jobs and reward work. melissa: john, jack, michael, are back with me. i was floored, heard him say this privately at off the record functions. i have been furious he wouldn't come out to say it to the public. he is saying it as matter of factually. i don't have problem with raising minimum wage. will cost a lot of jobs. jack hough. >> we had minimum wage and strong employment for a lost decades. let me just say that. warren buffett has a little bit of conflict of interest here. he run as company that employed 340,000 people. okay? melissa: he is, you're done. he is a staunch democrat. he has always supported president, hillary clinton. ier. >> haw. melissa, he runs a tons of businesses. he is liberal demo

sherrod brown thinks whether obama's criticism of elizabeth warren crossed the line.think the president was disrespectful to her the way he did that bycalling her another poll significance and referring to her by the first name. while he had not done that with a male senator." >> i can't give you an informed judgment, but he's got to be careful obviously in the language that he uses because it's the megaphone as the president for goodness sakes. i kpbdzcan understand the reaction. >> a lot of democrats think that elizabeth warren walks on water. i think he was trying to point out she has political impulses on this one. >> i'll give him a pass. >> it shows a personal relationship saying elizabeth. >> why is hillary straddling the fence on trade? >> for the same reasons i've given you, the base and the heart and soul of blue collar workers and folks who put them in power for years they abore these deals. >> the energy with the democratic party is with the progressive wing. she doesn't want to offend them. if it goes through the house she can probably avoid making any st

warren echoed that statement. senator warren: this is not personal.e, this is about protecting american workers, protecting american abity to write environmental regulations, to write food regulations, health and safety regulations for the american people. vonnie: she has become the most prominent critic of the trade de and the democratic party. barclays says auto sales may drop 40% in the next 25 year that families will go back to one car because driving cars will transport each family member during the da team the first pick in next month's draft. they had 16 wins, 66 losses last season. the los angeles lakers will have the second pick, followed by philadelphia and the new york knicks. stephen curry scored 34 points to lead golden state to a 110-106 win over houston. those are your top headlines. tom: the serious matter of iraq. a senior police officer in ramad i says that the u.s. hope for strategy leads to -- totes. house speaker john boehner says it is time for a rethink. john boehner: we know that hope is not a strategy. the president's plan is

. >>> what a break between the white house and the elizabeth warren wing of the democratic party. >>ue with respect to myself and elizabeth, it has never been personal. some are my best friends in the senate as well as in the house, and some of my earliest supporters that disagree with me on this. >> and those friends took warren's side, or some may say, elizabeth's side, and so the micro issue here has been solved, the senate will vote on the trade issue here, and what about the macro issue, they those democrats left the president now? >> this has been a slow-moving train, right, since 2009. two things work. labor and obama started out slow. and he is free from the constraints of having to run from re-election or having to keep democrats in power now, and what he is doing he thinks is right, and on the warren issue, there is nothing personal, but kind of there is, because you remember she stood up to the consumer protection board, and she had to remake herself and things have been tense since then. >> somebody watching this fight, who is pretty interesting, and that's hillary clinto

i am wondering, you look at elizabeth warren or hillary clinton.ch one is more ideologically aligned with you? bernie sanders: elizabeth warren and i are friends on many issues. i think our approach for the needs for many people are very similar. mark: what are specific issues where you would say you are more in line ideologically with elizabeth warren? bernie sanders: we are talking about trade policy and the transpacific partnership. senator warren and i have worked together closely saying this is not a good agreement for american workers. secretary clinton has not been clear about her position of this issue. in terms of wall street, i called for the breaking up of large financial institutions. i think they have too much power and i worry about another too big to fail. i worry about outsized influence on the economy. i think that is very somewhat to what elizabeth warren believes. secretary clinton, i am not quite sure where she is coming on that position. i voted against the war in iraq. senator warren was not in the senate at that time. secreta

>> i think the pressure on elisabeth warren gets in then will be tremendous. beginning to be very difficult for her to compete against the clinton machine. >> but -- right now warren does relish the role that she has at pushing hillary around, i mean, here running against warren right now even though hasn't been officially announced feels like by the way, that a lot of people saying this is why "new york times" have been so tough to prefer elisabeth warren. >> well hillary is trying to be. this is the irony, this great public figure, hillary clinton is trying to turn herself into elisabeth warren. , i mean, she constantly compliments elisabeth warren and adopts left wing positions it that democrats want in their candidate right now. so hillary is trying to be all things to all people in the democratic party and she's just not good at pulling that sort of thing off. >> moderate democrats must be in despair. [laughter] >> moderate . >> i know a couple. both of them. [laughter] they're all retired. as a matter of fact they are. let's say a middle of the road demo

warren: i believe that. sen.aines: what do you view of the importance of charitable donations to efforts to fight poverty, to fight aids and global health issues in the u.s. and overseas? dr. warren: well, as a pastor of course i'm interested in people's personal growth and growth in character. if you tax me and then use that money to help the poor, i don't get any credit for it. if you incentivize my generosity and then i am generous, i actually grow in character by being generous. i'm obviously in favor of the government funding and increasing funding for these kind of things. i think there are a lot of things we could cut and this should be expanded. i believe 150 line item really does need to be expanded. it's so miniscule, we get more bang for the buck. but i believe at the same time -- this is probably not the committee for it -- we ought to incentivize generosity. the tax code should reward generosity rather than cap. of course americans are the most generous nations there is weep could be even more genero

elizabeth warren can read every word of it right now. this is the standard way in which these trade deals are negotiated. they involve information that the various negotiating parties don't want public until the end. so richard, wolf, we're finding this president running into more difficult in this area than any president before him. >> at least with democrats. at least with a certain wing of the democrats. this is post -- post recession this is not a surprising argument for the left wing of the democratic party to take on. this president, were it not for the war in iraq, you would know this president to be center left and it doesn't surprise me the slightest that he's taking a pro-trade view which the hard core of the party doesn't like. they never like nafta. fast track is precisely meant to bypass these kinds of debates. so this is exactly the end run that fast track is meant to engineer. he's running into trouble from people who want to roadblock the whole thing. that's what this is supposed to deal with. >> fast track doesn't shut o

elizabeth warren: [indiscernible] they have said basically the same thing.s is going to be a great deal for american workers. this is going to be a trade deal that is going to work for american families. , presidents, both democrats and republicans, have turned around and refused to enforce the provisions in the trade deal they said would be so great. the consequence of that is american workers -- punch right after another right to the gut. the president says, senator warren, i hear you, but this deal will be different. he has called you a politician like everyone else, that your arguments do not stand the test of scrutiny. has he crossed the line in his criticism of you? me, it's alln: for about what is best for this country. we talk about transparency. there has not been enforcement of these trade positions. wherek about these panels big corporations can go and have corporate lawyers decide whether or not we get judgments against taxpayers at home. but there are 13 in history that have reached judgment in the united states. for 50 yearsn: they really were

warren buffett is here. >> warren buffett? >> hey! warren: mayweather, you are going down!e an ugly face. [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] floyd mayweather: you are a dead man, buffett. charlie: this is a special report, we interrupt with startling news from las vegas, nevada. in a development, warren buffett known as the article of omaha has challenged current champion floyd mayweather for the welterweight championship of the world and mayweather has accepted his challenge. buffet fighting under "the berkshire bomber" is going to face undefeated floyd in the mgm grand in las vegas just 10 days from now. warren: mayweather asked to meet but i was too busy. >> if warren loses, i get his office. >> mr. buffett -- three weeks. they say he is in training. really, training? ♪ ["rocky" theme playing] >> go. >> faster. >> faster. >> live from the mgm, the biggest money fight in a boxing history brought to you by dairy queen, nebraska furniture mart geico. >> ladies and gentlemen, good evening and welcome to the mgm grand arena in las vegas nevada. the time has come for the bout you

earl warren i would argue the connection between that and his guilt and brown v. topeka. edward r. morrow was from washington was one of the rabble-rousers. the president of the american civil liberties union was a friend of roosevelt so he basically blocked the aclu from representing any of these prisoners who had legal right not to be prisoners. the cartoonist to lead the charge with cartoon showing the japanese ready to blow up america was theodore grycel who we know better as dr. seuss. >> i want to add a little bit of that. i want to read from walter lippman's. this gives me a sense of how severe the historian was that he wrote the pacific coast is in imminent danger of a combined attack within and without. there has been no important sabotage on the pacific coast. from what we know about hawaii and the fifth colony in europe this is not a somewhat like to think it's fine that there is nothing to be feared. it is a sign that it's well organized and has held back until it can strike with maximum effect. >> that came from earl warren. >> maverick senior was a congressman and he

certainly that's warren.tainly that's vince lombardi. >> and certainly that's you in two different industries. thank you for joining us today. >> great to see you, becky. thanks for having me on. >>> up next, we're on the money, taking a look at the economics of space exploration. it is star talk with neil de gross tyson. >>> and later, balancing a checkbook, learning about credit. what every high school and college graduate should know before they go into the world. their money and their future. s kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiqtm technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good, better and an awesome night. the difference? try adjusting up or down. you'll know cuz sleep iq™ tells you. only at a sleep number store where you'll find the best buy rated mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> space has been >>> space has b

rick warren. to you to each of you, thank you for coming. you have busy schedules and you made time to talk about causes near and dear to your heart. i will make an opening sent -- statement. thank you for coming. senator lee, it has been a pleasure working with you. as politics change in this country, we are going to make sure that the commitment to this does not change. at the end of the day, i've tried along with senator lee to shine a light on what the 150 count does. it is 1% of our budget and here is what i would suggest. find an account that gives a better rate of return than the 150. 1% of the budget is it -- that includes all the funding for the state department and our aid to israel and other nations. a small portion of that goes to fighting tuberculosis and aids and other diseases. what i want the american people to know, is an i have never seen a better return on investment. the private sector and other organizations of other governments have been collaborating for well over a decade to take the fight to aids and we are winning a

plus, elizabeth warren is taking on president obama.e in new york city mayor il de blasio are unveiling a new progressive manifesto and you can expected to be at all its with a lot of the president's policies and ideas. olivia: we have to get back to the huge tech story of the morning. verizon is buying a well of for $4.4 billion. it was a shocking announcement even though our own alex sherman said it may be in the works back in january. with us is kevin smith who is in analyst. also with us on set is mohammed. thank you very much for joining us. kevin, let us start with you. why does the deal makes sense for verizon? kevin: verizon has been trying to diversify from mobile broadband access. they have a digital media services business which has an ad insertion technology. it is going to be for this new over-the-top video lt multicasting. business video ad tech which is still a nascent industry and really unproven technology. i think the thinking is to combine the technology with aol ad tech technology and tried to enter this video ad tec

senator elizabeth warren is one of the most compelling voices out there. she appeals to have brought range of americans because she is talking common sense. we love to see your content. in the meantime, we are fighting right alongside her standing up against fast-track authority for the transpacific leadership to make sure we do not connect more giant trade deals that feel the race to the bottom. we are paying attention to the 2016 primary to the general election, and we are not waiting for the election. we are organizing people right now on these key questions that are taking place in washington and things around the country. host: you want her to run. you think she will ru -n? guest: she is not running now but there is still time between now and election day. people who are not tracking it quite so closely, there is the enormous trade deal, which has been proposed the obama administration wants it, a number of republicans, and a small amount democrats. but with of america does not. what we had with nafta was a trade deal that hurt american workers. litch

this lincoln republican named earl warren. so kennedy is going up in warren's shadow. warren visits the kennedy household i'm obligations. kennedy is a page in the california legislature. kennedy as a little bit ronald reagan but also all of it earl warren. halfway between northern california republican and he today, thinking about brown v. board of education which is an an earl warren case in loving v. virginia, he talked about both of them last week in same-sex marriage, and isn't it, you know, it's not a coincidence i believe that the one republican on the court who most gets it on gay-rights comes from northern california where we did it on alternative lifestyles. and so there are the four liberals -- >> meaning? >> meaning understanding equality, equality and dignity of our friends who happen to be frankly born gay. and kennedy feels that i think in a way that's very authentic. hehe grows up at high-growth basically just down the road. walnut creek isn't quite berkeley san francisco. it's halfway between san francisco -- that's where i grew up in san francisco. a

john: you look at the polls and it is true, elizabeth warren would not have much chance.t is really -- there are some people that make a lot of noise on the left that make it seem like she has more support than she really does. mark: my takeaway from the full session -- they are sophisticated, pro-clinton and not idealistic. they don't think hillary clinton can necessarily change washington but they know that is their best hope to win the white house. john: all they care about is winning in keeping a republican -- and keeping a republican from taking the oval office. mark: they are pro-clinton with a lot of asterisks. we will be right back with more exciting focus group action. this time with the republicans right after this. ♪ ♪ mark: on the show tonight, more bonus footage from our iowa focus group. this is what the republican voters had to tell us. if you had a choice, would you pick somebody that has experience or someone who knows how government works and experience in that way or somebody that can bring change? or are you looking for a mixture? >> i think there has

. >>> warren buffett hosting annual "weekend with warren" in omaha, and our own liz claman is there she'll join us live with the preview. >>> elon musk charged up witholar powered home batteries. it will change the world? >>> in a show about billionaires, george soros in hot water for billions he reportedly owes the irs. why he's being called a hypocrite? >>> plus why companies are not doing more to keep you and your information safe from hackers. all that and much more on "the willis report," where consumers are our business. okay, criminal charges in the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. six officers have been charged the officer driving the van carrying gray charged with murder. the state's attorney for baltimore making the announcement one day after the police department handed in its investigation report. >> the findings of our comprehensive thorough and independent investigation coupled with the medical examiner's determination that mr. gray's death was a homicide, which we received today, has led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> yes! >> that wa

elizabeth warren and her followers don't care about that. they aren't going to save the president if they don't think the same way. john: it has been a perennial complaint that he has not done enough for them politically. this is the moment where they say i don't care about your legacy. what i care about is 30 years of trade deals that have been bad for the economy, favored big business, screwed the working class. mark: the argument she may today is basically, i don't trust the president because he's not revealing what is in the deal. that argument could be made by someone on the far right and it is a potent populace argument assuming the senate works out they are going to have to find additional votes in the house. the sentiment is going to cause them to have a hard time holding republicans and winning new democrats. john: i believe on the sussed -- on the substance he is strong. she says this could be used on dodd-frank. he says, why would i do that? you read the argument, it reads -- it makes perfect sense logically. logic isn't going to

will speak with elizabeth warren today.eillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." let's go right to the bloomberg terminal. here is the presidential four-year moving average of our animal spirits, nominal gdp. i just arbitrarily circled two peaks here. 15 years ago, 10 years ago crisis. we are down. we are lower like this. brendan talked to rick heitzmann, the idea of a new lower terminal rates, a new lower terminal rate of return on everything. brendan: this is important because we do not in a political sense follow gdp. inflation plus gdp is not part of the way the political class is taught, so when we do this it makes sense, but when you talk to washington, they just think of the topline number gdp alone. tom: are you managing first mark capital -- firstmark capital in a more subdued animals during or do you have an optimism when you get back to this excitement we saw and another time and place? rick: i think it is so hard to think about macro trends, so we just think about hey and 10 companies t

and really, the only way she'd be at risk of that is if elizabeth warren ran. warren continues to be very vague about her plan. >> i'm not running for president. i'm not running. i'm not running. i'm not running for president. i'm not running for president. i'm not running for president. >> seth: stop being coy! [ laughter ] this has been "trade talk." ♪ [ applause ] you guys, we have an excellent, an excellent show for you tonight. an nba all-star is with us tonight. dwyane wade will be stopping by "late night." [ cheers and applause ] can't wait to talk to him. host of the upcoming show "bullseye," which looks nuts. kellen lutz is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] he can explain this show to us. i can't wait for that. and we have music from soul singer allen stone. we'll be right back, everybody with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this role is about energy.... we're looking for a luxury hybrid, with the best city fuel economy rating... the lincoln mkz hybrid... and...who has one starting price for gas or hybrid? mkz hybrid again upstaged them.

elizabeth warren: i really don't understand.e this is about core issues about the problem with this trade agreement. one big part of it has been the lack of transparency in the whole process. we are being asked to move these trade deals forward. without showing what the trade deal is. erik: for more on this trade bill, capital managing director and former commerce secretary wrote an op-ed in the "new york times" about this issue entitled "free trade is not the enemy." bill, thank you for spending time with this. it is obvious to everybody that the president is having trouble persuading democrats including elizabeth warren to get onside when it comes to the transpacific partnership and fast-track authority. it -- is this the debate about ideology or fax? bill: you have got to separate the trade promotion authority and the ability to move forward with the trade agreement and bring it to congress for another and down vote. i think someone can honestly vote for tba, give the president authority and landed this agreement, if an agree

i think he has a close relationship with elizabeth warren.be he should have called her warren like you call me taken tear rose. >> i knows that's why you do it. >> i don't want call any woman by first name and on accused. every woman has the last name. how about you can is the president is a sexist. >> it's a real issue but these claims dilute the issue. i don't know what now is thinking but sherrod brown wants to run for president '. he is trying to appeal to women by making some sort of sexist accusation. >> let me stop you there. number one i called you nomiki because that could be the last name. her name could be grace nomiki. >> it's confusing. >> what you basically say is that sherrod brown is doing this for political reasons. is he not being an honest man. >> i think so. >> he is using a dishonest kugel. word of the day. hammer a dishonest president. is that what you are saying? >> yes that is what i'm saying mr. o'reilly. >> all right. we are on the record. this whole sexism business diminishes what is a real issue. i don't understand

. >>> warren buffett hosting annual "weekend with warren" in omaha, and our own liz claman is there she'll join us live with the preview. >>> elon musk charged up with the solar powered home batteries. it will change the world? >>> in a show about billionaires, george soros in hot water for billions he reportedly owes the irs. why he's being called a hypocrite? >>> plus why companies are not doing more to keep you and your information safe from hackers. all that and much more on "the willis report," where consumers are our business. okay, criminal charges in the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. six officers have been charged the officer driving the van carrying gray charged with murder. the state's attorney for baltimore making the announcement one day after the police department handed in its investigation report. >> the findings of our comprehensive thorough and independent investigation coupled with the medical examiner's determination that mr. gray's death was a homicide, which we received today, has led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> yes! >> t

that's a reference to elizabeth warren the massachusetts senator. that's who they see as a person who is ride in on their issues and bernie sanders, he's just not their guy. >> well he's 73 years old, and he doesn't have a huge following other than what he gets on msnbc and cable tv if you listen to him. >> a relatively unknown senator can build hillary for the nomination. that's not his problem. i think his problem is he's looking for people who have problems with obama. he's not liberal enough. >> the people who are his natural constituency are already in the camp of somebody else. >> so what is it that he's going to run on? what do the liberals want? >> it's interesting, because as a devout socialist, you would think there would be a great gulf between what he's advocating and what the left wing of the democratic party is advocating but over time the differences are a little harder to spot. >> hostility to trade agreements. >> and social security. don't reform it. raise taxes. public financing for all campaigns. government financing, that is for

. >> are you warren jeffs. >> yes. >> reporter: even though the prophet of the church, warren jeffs isly abusing two under aged girls he is said to maintain control over every aspect of his followers' lives. >> obey the prophet and you will be blessed. disaway him and it is death. >> when you grow up that's all you know. >> you thought warren jeffs was god's mouthpiece. >> a woman's duty is to bless her husband. >> how old were you when you got married? >> 17. >> was it somebody you wanted to marry. >> they are assigned to you. >> my father is like you belong to jake hole. >> reporter: at 17, sabrina's younger brother quit the church and began getting his family members out, sometimes in commando-style raids as captured in the documentary "sons of perdition." >> i could see them sad, depressed, hurt scared. i'm like why not try to get them >> reporter: his most adamant opponent, his older sister is a bream nachl you can see the woman that would one day take on the flds literally pulling on one of her sisters to prevent her from leaving. >> she's not going. >> reporter: but then accordi