donald trump says he's whittled down his vice-presidential picks to two ahead of his announcement.ppearing on fox news, he hinted at who his vp might be. >> i want to pick somebody who's solid, who's smart. i'm not looking for an attack dog. >> former house speaker newt gingrich hinted it might be between him and governor mike pence. the presumptive gop nominee huddled with gingrich as well as alabama senator jeff sessions in a meeting wednesday. the meeting came after trump and his three eldest children met with pence at his private mansion. >> i think he's giving it careful consideration and we're humbled to be a part of that. >> a new poll finds trump gang grounded on clinton in swing states illinois and pennsylvania. yesterday the presumptive democratic candidate continued to paint herself as a unifier, delivering an address from the same location where abraham lincoln made his famous "house divided" speech. >> donald trump is so dangerous. his campaign is as divisive as any as we have seen in our lifetimes. >> clinton has been eyeing virginia senator. she'll campaign in his ho

soccer will continue over in europe and that euro cup is moving down to their final stages as the whittling down process will continue and a good one today with their quarter finals as it will be wales verses belgium onto the 86th minute. 2-1 a very tight game. watch him with the header and it will be finding their mark as they will need to put it away with that game 3-1 first ever birth in the major tournament for wales as they go on the semifinals. taking it over to wimbledon as they go euro sports right now. both the williams sisters serena and venus moving on. number one will take care of serena who got off to a slow start. in fact she lost the first set 6-7 to cristina mccale, but she won the second set 6-2 and you're about to see match point here to finish up the win. and 6-4 serena williams and venus score three-set winners in the second round of wimbledon. people say wimbelton all the time and we get e-mails and letters all the time. trying to enunciate. >> can you believe the money in the nba? >> it is crazy. >> yeah. >> and the biggest names haven't even signed yet. it is going to

tax dollars whittled down to a measly $32,000. major bradley avitz confirmed the planes have been destroyed and explained it was to minimize impact on drawdown of u.s. forces in afghanistan. >> who made the decision? why did we purchase an aircraft that is unairworthy and never going to be used? sharyl: and you wouldn't have known about these planes if you hadn't stumbled across it at the airport. >> absolutely. that's approximately $600 llion for 20 planes that don't work, never worked, couldn't be used, were poorly maintained, and were eventually turned into scrap. sharyl: the inspector general says the criminal investigation into the g 222 program is in the hands of the junt. one person, one vote. the american way. what we found is a limb unsettling because o sharyl: 2016 presidential primary season has been leading up to this. in just over a week, the presidential nominating conventions get under way with the republicans in cleveland followed by the democrats in philadelphia. with their nominees tapped the focus will shift to

tory mp's will work to whittle the list down to two, and the winner will be announced in september, withough load -- road ahead for whoever will lead britain out of the eu. anchor: our correspondent has the lucky assignment of following this story. i have been saying, it's like the british version of "house of cards" come to life. start with boris johnson and michael gove. is this a case of ultimate betrayal? reporter: well, possibly. i mean, it has really been described as a shakespearean tragedy. they have been friends from us 30 years. studying together. and now this, the bodies on the floor. it's really quite incredible, what has happened. of course, there is another theory that says maybe boris johnson in a way really didn't want to be prime minister anymore, because he now belatedly realized that what he promised the british people all through the campaign, namely, that britain could have access to the single market, continued access, that that would be very difficult, because the signs we have had from brussels are not positive as far as this is concerned. so maybe he got cold fee

conservative members of parliament whittle down the list to two female finalists. may and andrea leadsom. here in the u.s., it is women who will most likely decide who ends up in the white house, so what are they looking for in a candidate? katty kay has gone to find out. >> you have called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slums, disgusting animals. your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell. ♪ katty: donald trump's rhetoric towards women has become a flashpoint in a presidential election that will pit a man against a woman. it is said to be the most gendered election in u.s. history, with hillary clinton, the first ever female nominee for the white house. mr. trump: the only trump she has is the woman's card. if talking: the about these issues is playing the woman's card, deal me in. katty: the biggest reason the two candidates are carefully courting women in this campaign is that women will control who wins the white house. more women vote in america than men. research shows they have decided the last five u.s. elections. donald trump is currently pollin

he said he whittled down his vice-presidential picks to two people. >> i want to pick somebody who is solid, who is smart. i'm not looking for an attack dog. >> former house speaker newt gingrich indicated that the choice might be between him and indiana governor mike pence. as for trump's likely democratic opponent, hillary clinton will campaign today in virginia with senator tim kaine. he is considered a front-runner for clinton's choice as running mate. >>> the new "pokemon go" app has led users right to trouble in the weeks since it was released but it's also helped do some good. two players actually nabbed a suspect wanted for attempted murder in a park in fullerton. police arrested this man, 39- year-old jacob kells for child annoyance. his background was checked and he was wanted for attempted murder in sonoma. they were playing in the park when they saw the man inappropriately touch children. the men grabbed him and called 911. >> the gentleman walks up and starts touching a child, a boy from the toe going to up to the knee and i started running. another man starts running too

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haduation that to defend the currency, spending 513 billion dollars trying to defend it, so that whittlehe last month, which was an increase of 13 billion. last year saw the first time since 1992 that they had a full year annual drop. we have been seeing it's that the again, but it has stabilized. it has actually gone up in the last month. you have two factors in june, brexit and china in their fx reserves has yen, and the yen appreciated. they also have the pound, so keep that in mind, but also you have indications that the pboc is not intervening as much, basically allowing the yuan to weekend. angie: what does this mean for the yuan? >> it looks as though the authorities are ok with allowing it to slowly depreciate it they don't like the reaction they got after that one off devaluation. help as the chinese economy is slowing down, but they don't want to much appreciation. it could spark trade friction. beijing apparently has a buys for depreciation due to the weaker economy which will lead to more outflows and pressure the reserves in the second half. angie: so far capital outflows fr

potentially that whittles out.re back to scratching their heads about what else can do. it is not like there's anything perfect. maybe it is something that forces a larger degree of global policy cooperation. that is not an environment where you can really look for global policy cooperation. mark: janet, great to see you. thank you for joining us. bloomberg. "surveillance" is up next. i will be speaking to george magnus later. --mer finnish prime minister european stocks were holding onto gains for the fourth consecutive day. you're watching bloomberg television. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> diminishing risks. the fed takes a step towards a second rate hike but stopped short of committing to september. credit suisse, and unexpected return to profit. and double trouble for shell.

they've got a couple of months and up to now, the race has focused on the tory party lawmakers who whittle down the field from five to two. now he goes to the wider party membership of about 150,000 people. it's a small electorate and they will be choosing the next prime minister. a have theresa may who is vastly experienced some secretary, the longest holder of that post and its traditionally known as a graveyard of politicians so to hang on for us so long is quite an achievement. she's up against andrea leadsom who's a junior leader and hasn't had much of a public profile until now. she was a prominent campaigner during the referendum and was a pro brexit campaigner and appeared on a couple of television debates and was widely perceived as doing well, especially among the party grassroots. it seems thett: british parliament is totally out of sync with the british constituency. jeremy corbyn in the labour party has so much support. he has no support in parliament by his own party and his own mps and here you've got leadsom who had less than half the votes in parliament that theresa may go

i mean, the list is vast, it's being whittled down and these are the best of the best. i think that's what matters. >> what do you think, governor? is this a surprise to you? what do you think happened here? >> i don't know. it's not my place to talk to him about his decision, but i think your other point on hillary clinton is a very powerful one. it's time to bell that cat and point out the fact she's just trying to divert attention away from her own failings by doing these violent attacks on donald trump, but as far as bob corker goes, he's just simply making the best decision that he think says for his service, his career and the nation. >> bill, what's your response about what he had to say about hillary clinton? >> first of all, i'd like to point out is donald's problem, is finding somebody who will take the job. marco rubio turned it down. there are orders, ted cruz has turned it down, now bob corker has turned it down. the people i talked to around donald trump thought that corker was their strongest candidate, so i think people are seeing they don't want to be o

. >> you know, you could whittle to that though?usly. fox business, we were live last night while the other business networks were running reruns of something. guess what? we're going to be back tonight and every night, fox business on top of an election that has everything to do with the economy and your money. cleveland looking forward to this convention, but they're getting protesters along with it. and blake burman with the ruckus, blake. >> rye, we're on east fourth street, you take a walk with me it looks like fifth avenue in midtown manhattan. the businesses tell me they're doing well. everybody has a different story how much better they're doing, one thing about this area that we're in right now, that affected them as far as protesters go, is that this is outside of the safe zone. so anybody can come through here who does not have a credential. you don't need it. one owner, really, this clothing store right here told us a while ago, so far the protesters haven't affected them just yet. >> from our observations the last coupl

every tuesday and thursday we will whittle down the numbers. matt: and you can text your votes in.'m kidding. [laughter] julie: thank you so much, matt and rob. thank you for your insight. still ahead on bloomberg markets, we will be on the topic of u.k.. laura martin joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. julie: time for the bloomberg business flash. landlords whoan built rental businesses by buying large amounts of homes are now selling. companies like blackstone are noting rid of homes that longer fit their business models. it current tenants are given the opportunity to buy. american express will debut an online loan platform this year. it will approve loans and minutes for existing small business card owners that can use the money to pay vendors. territory occupied by startups like square and on deck capital. vonnie: a third round of bids tomorrow, the final selection process is expected to take place around july 18. remaining bidders for the company include verizon and a group led by quicken loans founder dan gilbert. that is your business flas

vonnie: can he get donors after party whittles down the field to two people? can he get donors after that? who would pull the trigger he were to be elected? john: the timing. they are all pretty much on the same page they have all said ,his would be a fiendishly complicated process could but whoever becomes -- for whoever becomes prime minister. remainer. for her, the most important thing is to come out as the most pro-brexit person. her weakness is that she opted for remain. but she probably came out with the most memorable soundbite when she said "brexit is brexit, and there's no going back on it." vonnie: does the labour party have any voice in this anymore? is a separate conversation that we will get to the in the weeks ahead. yes, they could. firstly, there will be enough whenith the establishment they sit down to agree to a negotiating strategy with brussels. the labour party will have a seat at the table. and there is the extremely tortured and tangled question about what sort of voice the u.k. parliament will have in the process as well. a lot of const

and as you say, they whittled down the enormous expanse in the indian ocean to a little patch reallyf the u.s. state -- size of the u.s. state of delaware. and that is less than 10% of the search area. so the question now asked as to where the jet is. yvonne: it seems like it has been an endless search for more than two years. so where else could we be looking? scientists, even those involved in the official search who have tried to re-create the flight path are now wondering whether that search area was big enough and really looking at one of the main assumptions of the search, that was that the jet was out of control. nobody at the controls when it ran out of fuel. what happened with nobody at the controls is that it takes a left turn and the spirals increasingly sharp evenly -- sharply into the ocean, not traveling many not all miles. -- not many miles. if you change the assumption and assume that somebody was at the controls, you can then glide it for more than 200 kilometers without fuel. it would take it way be on the limits of the current search area. make analso does is unthi

those that they whittled down i think they have "the war on cops" named plaintiffs had massive criminal histories and one of bomb and the web site last year was indicted for getting conspiracy for stomping a boy to death he was one of the plaintiffs complaining about being stopped and he was well-known to the people in the precinct when they said he was the main plaintiff they cannot believe their eyes there was a reason he was stopped because he is involved in gang activity. >> to be fair we had a police commissioner who ended up a federally indicted as well spending time in prison and came out talking about the horrors of incarceration and more than the war on cops so why do you include those last three chapters it seems to have very little to do of what the book is titled. >> the black lives matter movement has a much broader focus where there is hardly a single law enforcement practice that is not under attack and certainly we live in a narrative of mass incarceration so that is part of this large scale attack of the criminal justice system as the same charges are brought to bear ag

jojo whittled the man harem down to eight men tonight.ne of the men who got the boot, a canadian gentleman got the boot tonight. >> the chances of her falling for me, i got a better chance of getting struck by lightning while -- you know -- shaving my face. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm not sure, but i think we just witnessed our first live stroke on the bachelorette. the big star of the season this far is a now departed contestant named chad. aka, named bad chad. chad is basically the ramsay bolton of "the bachelorette." unfortunately chad and ramsay were eliminated in different ways. but chad was not popular with the other guys. he's aggressive and confrontational. in case you haven't been watching the show, we put a montage together so you can get to know chad. >> you want to go outside? right now? >> [ bleep ] you. >> let's go. >> get up, then. >> come outside then. >> that's all you got, dude. >> one day this ends, and when this ends you go home, and when you go home, you think i can't find you? you think i won't go out my way to come t

campaign questions remaining is who will be vice president on the democrat side hillary clinton is whittling her list of potential vice presidents. political favorites include elizabeth warren. she's been an attack dog for clinton against donald trump. and she's popular among bernie sanders supporters as well. julian castro rumored to be near the top. he's the secretary of housing and urban development. there's also speculation about tim cain. the senator from virginia since 2013. one of her earliest supporters. has affluent spanish speaker which will help with latino out reach they say. >> donald trump is pushing against reports that members of his party are hesitant to take the rnc stage weeks from now. tweeting this morning, quote, let's put it up. the speaker spots are totally filled with a long waiting list of those that want to speak. one of those spots is likely reserved for his vice presidential pick, and leading that list right now according to reports dark horse contender indiana governor mike pence. a meeting between the two has some political watchers wondering if a trump pence t

mansion and trump had sat down with an interview with bret baier and he asked him how far down he whittledes for vice-president. >> a fighter and builder and patriot in the oval office of the united states of america. we are ready for donald trump to be our next president. you know, donald trump understand upons the frustrations and hopes of the american people like no other american leader in my lifetime since ronald reagan. >> i tell you chris christie i have liked for a long time and a professional and a good guy. i am narrowing it at throw potentially four. in my own mind, i am probably thinking about two. >> there you go from the horse's mouth. he has a pool of four people and he has a short list and narrowed it down by two. those are newt gingrich and mike pence p. we heard before the exclusive video. that was at a campaign event in west authority fold. and pence was taken out for a trial run. donald trump kicking the tires of seeing how the chemistry worked. and pence was the faithful attack dog and going after hillary clinton and bernie sanders and two references to ronald reagan w

these elected officials, we're looking at establishment-type candidates beforehand and now it's been whittledto one candidate. actually, two if you count jim gilmore, who is still in the race. they haven't had an opportunity to really get to know donald trump. the whole experience or understanding of somebody that's outside the establishment -- >> he's been running for a year! >> at the same time for a year, nobody's taken him seriously. nobody took ben carson seriously. nobody thought ted cruz would be -- went as far as he did. i think for the most part a lot of these elected officials are really getting their hands around the fact that, wait a minute, there is something out in our constituencies that we have to take into consideration. as we move along, donald trump has to earn his support. >> yea or nay as a trump supporter, chris christie? >> i think he would be an interesting choice. not my first choice. >> second or third choice? >> yes. >> newt gingrich. >> probably my fourth choice. >> why? >> newt gingrich, he's run for president before. i don't know if he actually has kind of the ca

he is looking at, he says in his head, too, but the three that are whittled down to, we're told, are these gentlemen, mike pence of indiana, newt gingrich, and governor chris christie of new jersey. now, the two in his head, couis pence/gingrich? you see hillary clinton with a lead not really surprising in those two states. but the other polls were a little surprising today, this that donald trump is performing well in this quinnipiac poll, especially when you look at florida, tying in ohio and in a place like pennsylvania that republicans historically have not done fantastic in. and you look at the nbc/wall street journal poll, it's a big swing state poll night in america. let's bring in our panel. we welcome mike gallagher. and charles krauthammer. mike, welcome. your thoughts on what donald trump said there, and kind of the positioning in this race, as we get ready to hear his vp choice? >> it's a fine parlor game to speculate what mr. trump is going to do. for a year, america has been saying what is mr. trump going to do? he confounds and surprises and confuses, and goes with his

it could be whittled it down and ironically what do you have, you have the military commission whichuantÁnamo at the very start. you have to try all i the triale other extremely important trials that have resulted in deaths over the world still hasn't been tried and if this country cannot find a way to have a federal court procedure for these cases i will be highly surprised. >> there are a lot of people in court. can you clarify. >> the military courts-martial's dad is a separate piece of wall that can try a petty offense in the same way they would be tried in federal court essentially, although there are. when you get to the military commission, but as a whole other structure and it's gone through tremendous evolution. you can't have made up military commissions. but the head of the military commission now says is the article three works as you could possibly make them the only differences are we have certain of fiduciary procedures based on classification and hearsay that the little broader than it would be elsewhere so they have these things built-in to turn out the military comm

the plaintiff which they have whittled down and have 11 main plaintiffs had massive criminal history. recently, one of them wb, and the lawsuit, last year he was federally for gang conspiracy for stopping a boy to death in the bronx several years ago. he was one of the plaintiffs in this suit who is complaining about being stop. i was summit, and he was well-known to people in that precinct. when they signed was the main plaintiffs i cannot believe their eyes. there there is a reason why he was stopped. because he is involved in gaining activity. >> host: to be fair, we had a police commissioner who ended up federally indicted as well. he came out of present being able to talk more concretely and the last three chapters of your book talked about incarceration and that sort of thing that it does "the war on cops". it might widely include those last chapters it has very little to do about "the war on cops" topic. >> my point is that the black lives matter movement has a much broader focus and where living through a moment where there is hardly a single law-enforcement practice that is n

and great to follow up on richard whittle's remarks and scott shane's which i think provide you a lot of the context for what i'm going to talk about which is the use of the drone as a strategic instrument of u.s. national security policy. and this is mostly a story of the obama administration which is really the first administration to use them on a truly large scale. the bush administration possessed them but did not use them in anywhere near the frequency of the obama administration. but it is worth looking a little bit at what the bush administration did to provide some context for what follows. the bush administration certainly had the ability to use the armed drones. you've seen early on that capability was present. but in pakistan, which was the most likely place to use them where we couldn't go in on the ground, they were used very intermittently in the early years of the bush administration. it wasn't really until 2008 that the bush administration decided it's going to step up the drone campaign because there's a rising al-qaeda threat perceived in that country. so in the sec

he is looking at, he says in his head, too, but the three that are whittled down to, we're told, areentlemen, mike pence of indiana, newt gingrich, and governor chris christie of new jersey. now, the two in his head, couis pence/gingrich? you see hillary clinton with a lead not really surprising in those two states. but the other polls were a little surprising today, this that donald trump is performing well in this quinnipiac poll, especially when you look at florida, tying in ohio and in a place like pennsylvania that republicans historically have not done fantastic in. and you look at the nbc/wall street journal poll, it's a big swing state poll night in america. let's bring in our panel. we welcome mike gallagher. and charles krauthammer. mike, welcome. your thoughts on what donald trump said there, and kind of the positioning in this race, as we get ready to hear his vp choice? >> it's a fine parlor game to speculate what mr. trump is going to do. for a year, america has been saying what is mr. trump going to do? he confounds and surprises and confuses, and goes with his gut. se

. >>> the whittling down process continues but not easily done so poland and portugal going to a shootout's sanchez, given go with nanny. off a polish defender in the 33rd minute, that ties it, sanchez, 30 youngest player in euro cup history to score a goal. only 18. onto the penalty kicks, tied 1- 1. blakowski, shot saved. and then for the win for portugal, it is ricardo quaresma , watch the little hesitation. that seemed to throw the goalie off just a split second. portugal wins it, they will meet the winner of the belgium- wales match in the semifinal. >>> well, you know if you're involved in the young man's sport when at 27 they are referring to you as the old man. such is the case when you're talking olympic freestyle swimming. the caller continued continues to grow for the pool down in rio. nathan adrian former bear, shows his way into the summer games with a chance to do -- to defend the gold-medal four years ago with a time of 47.72. he nipped drexel by just over a half second after the race, taken in by his parents and family, adrian said to reporters i may be an old man but i am

. >> reporter: he whittled it down to two ahead of the announcement. >> i want to pick somebody who is solid and smart. i'm not looking for an attack dog. >> reporter: former house speaker newt gingrich indicated the choice might be between him and indiana governor mike pence. >> certainly i'm one of the people sitting by the phone waiting. >> reporter: a new poll finds trump gaining ground on hillary clinton in several key swing states including florida and pennsylvania. >> donald trump is so dangerous! >> yeah! >> his campaign is as divisive as any we have seen in our lifetime! >> reporter: clinton has been eyeing virginia's senator tim kaine as a potential vp. she will campaign alongside him in his home state today. brian webb for cbs news. >> ahead of the virginia event hillary clinton will also meet with senate democrats in washington. donald trump is in southern california for a series of fundraisers. >>> talking about food now. a big honor for an 8-year-old chef from santa rosa. >> this is cool. today he will have a chance to whip up a meal at the white house. it's part of the f

so even that small number could be whittled down.f guantÁnamo at the very start, but it took a long time to get going under president obama who put them on hold. you have to 9/11 trial and other input iimportant trials that hae resulted in death. if this country cannot figure out a way to have a federal procedure would be surprising. >> host: one of the things you mentioned i know a lot of people use military courts can you clarify the difference. >> guest: the court-martial is a separate piece of law that can try everything from a petty offense to a serious offense in the same way they would be tried in federal court. when you get to the military commission that as is a whole r structure that's gone through tremendous evolution in terror. the supreme court says -- and then obama in 2009. with the heads of the military commission now say is these are as close to article three as we can make them. the only differences are that we have certain other than cheery procedures based on classification and hearsay that's a little broader than

the list has been whittled down to several likely picks, a group that includes tennessee senator bobwho introduced trump at his rally tonight. whether trump goes for senator corker, another senator, another experienced politician, or rising star remains to be seen. with the convention less than two weeks from now, the speculation has never been more intense. tom forman with a look at the possibilities. >> thank you very much, everybody. >> reporter: as the most outside outsider to seek the white house, trump has a reason to load his possible veep list with insiders. >> you want somebody that can help you with legislation getting it through. >> reporter: or political savvy, many see indiana governor mike pence as a player with a bonus. he's popular with evangelicals. trump met pence and his family, tweeted very impressed, great people. senator tom cotton from arkansas has also drawn praise. senator bob corker from tennessee has deep experience in foreign affairs and he might help with more moderate voters. and of course, there's former speaker of the house newt gingrich, a champion of

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the plaintiff which they whittled down and i think they finally got 11 main plaintiffs in that lawsuit have massive criminal histories. they recently, one of them wb he went by in the lawsuit last year was federally indicted for gang conspiracy for stomping a boy to death in the bronx several years ago. he was one of the plaintiffs in this suit who is complaining about being stopped. i was cement, and he was well known to the people in that precinct. when they saw that he was the main plaintiff they cannot believe their eyes. there is a reason why he was stopped, because he's involved in gang activity. >> but to be fair we had a police commissioner and corrections commissioner, all one person who ended up federally indicted as well and spent time in prison and he came out of prison being able to talk more concretely about the hollows of incarceration in the last three chapters of your book talk more about incarceration and that sort of thing than it does about "the war on cops". why do you include those last few chapters, they seem to have very little to do with "the war on cops" topic

we have been told it has been whittled down to 500 people. the whole thing has to move inside the white house. it is malia obama's 18th br birthday today. we expect the president will have some time with his family. the president will spend some time with those families as well as his own before he heads out on some travel. tomorrow, he will be on the campaign trail with hillary clinton and after that, warsaw with the nato summit. a long speight of travel heading up to the president after he spends a little time celebrating the fourth of july. brianna? >> a big week for him after a family celebration. michelle kosinski, thank you so much. it is a holiday. donald trump hasn't taken a vacation from twitter. he is talking about his meeting with potential vice-presidential candidates giving a shoutout to republican colleagues and defending his weekend tweet featuring a six-pointed star. we have that coming up. enis really built into theat foundation of the company. whole foods market is engaged with pg&e on many levels, to really reduce energy an

we whittled it down to one. in the process we shattered debate ratings. we shattered turnout. turned out. and donald trump got more votes than any republican candidate ever before. the people have spoken. the party's united. we're going to win in november. >> is it -- so it seems like what we're doing is just not acknowledging? we don't want to acknowledge the speech. we don't acknowledge the shadow campaign that's going on. it's not that everyone in the world isn't talking about it. they are. the koch brothers. the big money. paul ryan sitting on the side with his -- >> paul ryan's speaking tonight. >> i know. but you heard his comments the same way i did. you don't want people to not do what their conscience tells them is right. >> and you also saw paul ryan put out a statement praising the selection of mike pence, a man who served in congress, who served as governor of indiana to tremendous success. one of the best bond-rated states in the country. amazing job creation. great relationships in washington. >> how do you feel like the "60 minutes" interview went? >> i think th

but it was a moment in that vermont delegation that's now been whittled down to just a handful of peoplee sanders was here and he did apparently what he wanted to do as far as he wanted to go. bill clinton coming up soon megyn. back to you. >> bill hemmer down on the floor in the middle of it all. >>> what a moment for president clinton. this could be the most important speech in recent history for him. and this one's going to have to be a little tougher because it's always tougher when you're speaking on behalf of someone you love, right? these politicians always say they can take the hits but when someone they love is in the firing line it feels very different. so that will be his challenge tonight, to make the case for his wife without sounding too defensive, to sell her attributes to an american population some of whom know her very well others of whom do not. we pick it up there with bret baier in a moment. >>> history being made tonight inside the wells fargo center. hillary clinton is now officially the first woman nominated for president by a major party. and in a sign of unity,

high school is not about content almost every topic is getting whittled completely away if you're only looking at the utilitarian use of it. when was the last time we had to use a haiku in everyday life. it's all about teaching a safer being an accomplished thinker. i think math is great about teaching problem-solving and thinking through challenges. i think those skills are transferable. math offers many ranges of human thinking. i think it's good at teaching patients and problem-solving and confidence by relying on your wit and battling through challenges. we believe in a common core. [inaudible] it's a human experience, a human experience of context and joy. now, let's be absolutely clear what the common core actually is so i've gone through, what is the common core? okay so to standards. there's content standards. they outline a piece of mathematics that seems to make sense and an appropriate storyline. there's actually nothing new. it's just people thought very deeply about the storyline that makes sense. i say yay to that. however, the common core goes further. it also says we mu

the other aspect is to the emphasis to whittle off excess territory. that is -- inventory.t is starting to filter into the property market on a wider basis. angie: let's see how investors are reacting. let's get it back to david. property prices out, and what are the market saying? outd: it is hard to make all the data, so many numbers that have to be considered. a look at the shanghai composite, down as much as a third of 1%. i would not call it a stark reaction. you are looking at the developers, real estate down a 10th of 1%. 33 out of the 26. going back, you want to look at construction related stocks. one point we touched on was the china is making its way through excess inventory. at least that is the hope. you had the financing their. when you talk about final demand, it's about real estate related sectors, construction, cement, steel, so materials down a fifth of 1%. construction down a third of 1%. speaking, there is very little to trade. angie: thanks for that. speaking of, let's get more on the situation in turkey after that failed military coup. we are live from

>> reporter: trump himself says he's whittled down the field. >> i'm at three, potentially four. in my own mind, i'm probably thinking about two. >> reporter: sources tell cnn that new jersey governor chris christie remains a finalist with trump looking for a fighter, even though he's now hinting at quite the opposite. >> i'm not looking for an attack dog. frankly, i'm looking for somebody that really understands what we're talking about because i'd rather have the whole thing be on policy. >> reporter: trump's search for a vp entering a frenzied phase in the final round, and it's playing out like a reality show in indiana. first meeting privately with pence and the trump children at the governor's mansion. >> nothing was offered, nothing was accepted. >> reporter: then with gingrich, who flew out on a private plane owned by fox news host sean hannity to meet with trump. trump also speaking on the phone with his former rival, christie, about the vp role. they are known to talk daily. >> can you tell us where you think you stand? >> i can't, but it's good to see you. >> reporter:

every piece of high school math, in fact be, almost every piece of every topic can be whittled completely way if you're only looking for the utilitarian use of it. when was last time you had to compose a haiku in everyday life? the content is really not so much the point,st all about teaching a state of being and accomplish thinking. and i think math is particularly good at teaching problem solving and basic life skills, thinking through challenges. now, i make no claim that the schools and math are necessarily transferable. how could we possibly prove that for math or any subject? but math certainly offers one of many ranges of human thinking as a worthy piece to have in one's general thinking repertory. i think math good at teaching patience and problem solving and developing self-confidence for relying on your wits and muddling your way through challenges -- [inaudible] dr. hacker and i each believe in the common core, so we are deeply concerned about possible implementation in particular with the deleterious effects of -- [inaudible] that doesn't seem to ever go away in mathematics ed

excess inventories will be widthelwidt whittled down in 2017 productions. so on this, oil is up more than $1, that happened a little bit more than an hour ago and the oil stocks are all needing. the dow jones is knocking on the doors of new high. chevron, newexpiration, and the dividende dividend aspect is at new highs, as well. the snp's been up 720% according to my friend dan wiener, but if you add in the dividends, the total return on the s&p 500, it's double that. 2.2% over many, many years, reinvest dividends, you get almost twice the return overall. i also want to point out with the italian banks, we noted that and some of the other banks with etf's. look at the dtt these have been hitting historic highs, as well, some weighted towards the dividend, but dvt, also at historic highs right now. and the search for yooeield is continuing. lqd, took in the biggest notifl in its history. >> thank you. and the dough w is very close. we need 18, 327.56, which is one point away. the dow has never been higher, and crosses 18,350. >> that's mega millions. it's a

the list has been whittled down in recent days. multiple sources say the indications are that trump has decided on mike pence. the times is crucial because pence faces a deadline tomorrow to withdraw his candidacy for reelection as governor of indiana. hillary clinton appeared today with a possible running mate of her own. campaigning with senator tim kaine. a former governor and party chairman, he has contacts and credibility with mainstream democrats and is reaching out to progressives. that comes as a ad turns trumps words against him. and shawn duffy, our correspondents, analysts, and guests will have full coverage of the day's top stories. so, does donald trump have a new job in mind for the indiana governor? >> well, wolf, today has been chopped full of intriguing moves by the pence team here. really signaling that at the very least they are potentially preparing for just that. what we do know is there has been no phone call by donald trump. he has not made any formal offer to any of the candidates yet, even though the wheels

grassroots conservatives will pick the leader once the field has been whittled down.een rocked bys three terrorist attacks in one day. a suicide bomber blew himself up near the prophet mosque. five security people were killed , and there was another attack near a shiite mosque and one near the u.s. consulate. the death toll has risen from the deadly truck bombing. at least 157 people were killed and almost 200 wounded. islamic state claimed responsibility in the most deadly attack in iraq in more than a decade. prime minister mark in turn so is billt ill -- shorten's labor operation. a have just started to count more than a million mailed ballots. leadry clinton's national against donald trump has narrowed accord to the desk according to the usa today. she leads 46-40. a dayly as 24 hours powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. tom: thank you so much. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, a big jobs report on friday but nobody really cares. futures -14 right now. a record low on the 10 year yield. the euro not part of the sto