framing so wehe can say we know exactly where she wants to take this country. i don't think when donald trump finished his speech the people had any clear idea of what his vision for america was. >> you mentioned senator sanders. do you think he pulled clinton to the left and is that a good place for the party to be positioned going into the general election? i don't know if you look at the ticket in terms of left -- how do we work together, get things done together, i think that is more the framing. tim i would call a moral progressive. you can see the chemistry they have. it's going to be about the issues we all agree on. we disagree greatly with what the republican convention talked about all last week. just pivot back to virginia. i just announced our unemployment rate dropped to 3.7. it was 5.3% when i became governor. it is the steepest decline in 32 years. i got elected we had a $2.4 billion deficit that we turned into the largest surplus in virginia history. we put it right into education. to build the skills, do workforce development, redesign our high

category, wehe pc think there is a little less of an inventory burn in the second quarter. we are expecting high single-digit decline in the pc market. emily: where do you see the bright spot? driver of the company is what is going on in the cloud and the data center. a second half.or we have new products coming in. within the pc segment, it is the same as what we have seen. the markets are doing better than emerging markets. strength.pockets of we are continuing to watch it. emily: there is concern about the data center business. quarter thesecond growth in the unit has fallen below 10%. will we get back to the mid teens type of growth we have gotten used to? -- we predict low double-digit growth this year. growth rate in the midteens and the back half. we have line of sight at that level of growth rate. ofis the buying patterns some of the larger cloud customers and a richer product mix. the longer-term drivers of the data center is the internet of things you talked about earlier. connecting to the cloud infrastructure. , a persone look at will generate about 1.5 gigabyte

apparently she lured these s three people, wehe don't know if they're boys, girls or a combination, shehem according to police into her apartment under the guise of offering them ice cream and and popcorn but police say once sayc she got these kids inside her home she locked the front dooroc and forcedke them to perform sex acts on her. her again, they're not sure if there are any other victims.ic she's charged in this in particular case, guys.ar ce, g we'll stay on the story and let you know if there's more fallout to this disturbing case here in northeast d.c. >> disturbing indeed. fairfax county police investigating after a shot was fired into a child's bedroom.edo the seven-year-old girl wasirl lying in her night at her home in herndon. amazingly only injury to hery was a tiny cut on her arm fromro a glass window. win when police arrived they found the bullet lodged in her mattress. the child's mother said itd' sounded like there were about te seven shots fired.se >> a man is fighting for hisin life after he was thrown from a jet ski in the chesapeake bay. authorities say witnesses

category, wehe pc think there was a little less seven inventory vernon the second quarter but we continue to be cautious as we go into the back half of the year and we are expecting a high single-digit decline in the pc market. emily: where do you see the bright spot, in the u.s. or abroad? >> i think the driver of the company now is what is going on in the cloud and the data center. i think we are poised for a strong second half. cloude some of the big customers who are looking to purchase and we have new based oncoming in technology that we think will allow them to buy a richer mix of products. within the pc segment, it's kind of the same as what we have seen the last six. the mature markets are doing better than emerging markets. there are pockets of strength. u.s. retail was a little stronger this quarter than we anticipated in the back-to-school season so we continue to watch that. emily: there is concern about the data center banter -- business. there is a worry that it cannot make up from the pc business. it has fallen below 10%. mid-teenst back to type of growth? >> we are predict

category, wehe pc think there was a little less inventory burn in the second port. we are cautious as we go into the back half of the year. we expect high single-digit decline. emily: where do you see the bright spots? does it spread abroad? driver of the country is the cloud and the data center. strong second half. we have insight from cloud customers. they are looking to purchase and we have new products coming in. we have processed technology that will allow -- allow them to buy a richer mix of products. it's the same as what we have seen the last six months. mature markets are doing better. they are doing it better than emerging markets. there are some pockets of strength. u.s. retail was stronger than we expected. we are continuing to watch it. emily: there is concern about the data center business. this is the second quarter that growth in that unit has fallen a low 10%. will we get back to that made teens type of growth? stacy: we are expecting double-digit growth for this year. we have a growth rate that is in the mid-teens. i think we have a line of sight a

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in an odd way now minority, wehe want to get things done. are maybe more the party of believing that government works or should work. i think that we're less obstructionist and they were were. . -- the ways, it is reform of no child left behind, i give a lot of credit to lamar murray.r and patty very good process. a processor we took about seven process where we took about seven years to do this. by the end, we found as a committee that we agreed on about 80% of the stuff. that is but we did. >> and a book. -coming out next year? >> i can give the title, not the topic. no. it will be about my experience bewing from -- it will not unlike this interview. it will talk about where i came why it all made sense to me that iran and what it is an what it is- i r like to run and life in the senate. >> by the senate -- why the senate? >> tom and i did stand up. we were a team. we were in los angeles doing in theand agent, this is early 70's. heard us and said you guys are great for tv. yes, of course. we were trying to get paid to eat. we put a packag

century, wehe 13th swore we would not pay taxes to a foreign leader, and we would never accept foreigns. and that is with the european countries have done. they transferred their sovereignty to unelected bureaucrats in brussels. and i believe countries function better if they are small countries. i believe the u.s. will be a better functioning economy is it would consist of 50 different states. not just one federal government running the place. yvonne: some really say this was a result of backlash on globalization, every country for themselves right now. does this actually play an impact on global growth which we have talked about before the brexit vote has been very, very slow? marc: well, global growth has contracted. in other words, the growth rate has been reduced in many countries are in recession already. that has nothing at all to do with brexit. the global economy has begun to slow down 18 months ago. the u.s. economy began to slow down at the end of 2014. that is why bonds have been so strong in 2015. the bonds market new the economy was weakening. alan: it is a terrible outco

case that wehe have to keep donald trump out of the white house.at it is also the case that, under current conditions, 38% plus 40% of children and the united states under poverty. in my own state, 50% of black children are living in poverty. under these current conditions with barack obama in office. freddie gray's mother is still grieving. other mothers are still grieving. call the roll. we have to do two things simultaneously. keep donald trump out of office. two, an ounce of business as usual is unacceptable -- an that business as usual is a neck's a double. it will mean the fear of electing donald trump cannot be the principal motivation of how we engage politically. >> your ideals will be subverted, undermined, marginalized if donald trump -- this is the demon i am talking about, and in my mind, that is donald trump. if we do not make that the minority of preventing the forging of a conception of the state, much less the global theaters within which america operates, if we do not prevent donald trump from ascending, so to speak, to that thron

think, wehe report i reached our goal when we came up with a different recommendations that need to be done to prevent this from happening again. i think the detail that we went these recommendations all the more important and hopefully the speaker and other people will take them and do something with them. because i do think they lay out a means of us not getting in the same situation. thatld like to comment too when these americans arrive from tripoli to the airport in my gaza, they were there for about three hours. i don't think we knew that we had another hostage situation at the airport. as has been said by the other members, not one will have been up. not one person headed to benghazi. we did not really know how those guys, if they were even going to be allowed to leave the airport. so there are many others situations that should have been talked about at different times in washington that were never talked about. do we have another house the situation? is the ambassador hostage? are these military guys, are ? we didn't see any evidence of that being talked about why these guys a

not just the controversiy over xwlaenl's speech and the interview that he did wehe suggested the members not automatically get the support of the united states if they were to be challenged from russia. can you comment on that, death grow to wit elders of the party need to perhaps reach out and ensure that he is fully aware of perhaps some of those security briefings or at least a greater sense of where other people think the party should be standing. >> well, just let me be very clear about this, you know. we're the leader of the nato alliance. we're in the nato appliance, and the alliance and the trey says that we will come to the defense if there is a nato ally. i mean, that's a fact an i don't know what exactly was sid in that interview by i don't think there should be any equivocation on the nato alliance and in the support that we have. if that's the case of what we snuffed described that would the be a good message toe putin and others who want to take advantage of that. i can't tell you what was said but name a very strong supporter of nato and i would hope mr. trump is as well.

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we will have to reprioritize what we work on, but we will do that. , wehe hierarchy of things would bewith the day to day response abilities of our committees, i am hard-pressed to think that i am not going to try to think of something that will be more important than this process once the process begins. but our contribution would be technocratic, analytic. it will focus into the efforts of the government, and will be guided by them. let me stress, though, what i said at the outset. until that process is finished and actually be on that depending on how the process is structured and what the conclusions are of the country and the agreement, until a you law ceases to take effect -- until eu law ceases to take effect, we have the system in place and we will abide by it. consistentorce it, with the laws and rules that are currently enforced. forhere is that certainty institutions and the protection for deposit holders and others that come with it. caroline denham, from "the financial times." months ago you stressed that there was a reallocation of capital to the countercyclical one, that

gdp numbers wehe will get in 24 minutes. remind us where the trend is. what are we looking for? three consecutive quarters of growth below trend. for the u.s., it is approximately 2%. given recent data on inventories and trade, it looks like we will miss the mark again. 2.6% andnsus was at it looks like tracking estimates 1.8% we areo looking at gdp growth at about 1.6%. that is about the speed the economy averages as it slips into reception. by no means do i think recession risks are elevated at this point. a slow-moving economy is a troubling development for the fed. the september meeting is entirely out of the picture for the federal reserve. david: this is the first reading for q2. carl: we have comprehensive ofisions going back to q1 2013. david: how much should we focus on this number? is this like a first draft? karl: this is a first draft. generally, the first print is pretty close to the mark. if we are below trend, i do not suspect we will see a substantial strengthening over the course of the subsequent revisions especially with this new strategy of releasing some of

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well and so we have entered into a series of agreements across the world with countries like canada, weheare now negotiating with mexico's that we can sell organically produced items which is a growing market opportunity. all over the world and expand .he brand agriculture is one of the great selling points of the united states. as i travel around the world, what i note is that of american agriculture and a think of quality, affordability, food safety. these are incredibly important opportunities that we have whether it is local or international. to any question that you all have that i would strongly encourage all of you to with thetter familiar usda programs. i have often said that if i knew when i was given no not at the ends his department of agriculture and might have been a pretty decent governor -- i don't know -- but i will say i would have been a better governor and i am trying to mentor my forum her governor, my current governor about those programs as well as a note that several of you and taken advantage -- i think i have -- i think -- will tell me that i have been to -- and i