to give yates a run for his money. it's not like we didn't have some real negative news out today. sin crony gave you a real symphony of whoa when this ge spin-off said the lows are going to increase. that stock plunged 13%. it plunged down fellow credit card traveler expect multiple down grades which along with j.p. morgan led down -- as we get closer to this british vote whether to splash ties with europe. and we see oil go lower, which it will opinion remember that this bad isn't nearly as bad as some other bads we've been through. they all feel the same way. >> a long time watcher of your show. >> what's up? >> my question is on cvs. if the merger between rite aid and wall greens doesn't happen, how does that impact cvs? >> that's an interesting question. i had not thought about this, the possibility. what would happen is, i think that you would go back to a ologopoly of pharmacies. cvs is going down because of its pharmacy management. g gym. >> will is it eventually come back, or should i cut my losses and sell. >> i think you got lucky and the stock bounced back. i didn't get

deputy attorney general sally yates: good afternoon everyone. we are here to discuss the justice department's response to these unconscionable acts in orlando. our hearts are broken for the our hearts are broken for the unfathomable losses that people in orlando have suffered. as attorney general lynch said yesterday the full resources of the justice department which includes the fbi the atf the national security division at injustice as well as the u.s. attorney's office are all supporting the ongoing investigation. our agents and investigators have been on the ground since yesterday. i want to thank our law enforcement colleagues in florida for their tireless and extraordinary work so far and their dedication to the ongoing investigation. i've also been in contact with the attorney general who was on her way back from china. she continues to monitor developments in the case. words really can't express the depth of our sorrow or the measure of our grief for losses that have been suffered by those and lives that have been changed forever. what h

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today removing herself from this investigation and assigning it to her number two who is sally united yates. a career prosecutor. you don't think that's a good route to go. >> that would be a good step there is a statutory special counsel provision as you know that applies in cases like this where the independence of the department of justice and the attorney general herself in this instance is reasonably questioned. she just provided additional rationale for that but what you suggested would be a step and, would i think, help reassure people that she is going to handle this well. the problem still persists though as you know the attorney general serves at the pleasure of the president of the united states. the president does not want this investigation over hillary clinton's email to go any further than the fbi. we still need to see what the fbi is going to do. i have confidence in director comey and the professionalism of the fbi, but i really worry when it comes to the politicization at the department of justice unfortunately now loretta lynch has just thrown another log on the fire. >>

opportunity to get the latest briefing from fbi director comey as well as deputy attorney general yatesnd the rest of my national security team about the tragedy that took place in orlando. they are going to be doing a more extensive briefing around noon, just a little bit after noon over at fbi headquarters, so i will allow them to go into all the details, but i thought it was important for you to hear directly from me. first of all, our hearts go out to the families of those who have been killed. our prayers go to those who have been wounded. this is a devastating attack on all americans. it is one that is particularly painful for the people of orlando, but i think we all recognize that this could have happened anywhere in this country. we feel enormous solidarity and grief on behalf of the families that have been affected. the fact that it took place at a club frequented by the lgbt community i think is also relevant. we're also looking at all the motivations of the killer, but it's a reminder that regardless of race, religion, faith or sexual orientation, we're all americans. we nee

chris yates is joining us live from the white house.ent immediately announced his staff was not going to go on wednesday for the first campaign trip to hillary clinton to green bay, wisconsin, this is not the time he believes to start campaigning given what just happened in orlando. >> reporter: well, that's exactly right. we are seeing this tragedy already start to play itself out on the campaign trail. and as you point out, this is going to be the first joint appearance by president obama and secretary clinton to kickoff the general election. the president excited to get out there campaigning and postponing that. in fact, the white house telling me that his whole schedule is now in flux. they're going to let us know as soon as possible what his schedule will look like, whether or not he'll go down to orlando. but on the republican side, donald trump hitting the president very hard. in fact, he was scheduled to give a speech in new hampshire tomorrow hitting hillary clinton. the trump campaign said they will change subjects and take on

opportunity to get the latest briefing from fbi director comey as well as deputy attorney general yatesl security team about the tragedy that took place in orlando. they're going to be doing a more extensive briefing around noon, a little bit after noon over at fbi headquarters, so i will allow them to go into all the details, but i thought it was important for you to hear directly from me. first of all, our hearts go out to the families of those who have been killed, our prayers go no those who have been wounded. this is a devastating attack on all americans. it is one that is particularly painful for the people of orlando, but i think we all recognize that this could have happened anywhere in this country, and we feel enormous solidarity and grief on behalf of the families that have been affected. the fact that it took place at a club frequented by the lgbt community i think is also relevant. we're still looking at all the motivations of the killer, but it's a reminder that regardless of race, religion, faith, or sexual orientation, we're all americans, and we need to be looking after

yates: i've also been in contact with the attorney general who is currently on her way back from china and continues to monitor developments in the case. words really can't express the depth of our sorrow or the measure of our grief for losses that have been suffered by those and lives that have been changed forever. what happened in orlando yesterday was a horrify act, a horrifying act of evil and terror. for the lgbt community, pulse was more than just a place to go and celebrate and see friends. it was a place that promised inclusion and freedom to be themselves, the same promise that our country holds for everyone. this was an attack on that promise. it was an attack on our values as a country, and our national community. on who we are as a nation and as a peoe. and our country as a whole stands united in response to this cowardly and despicable act. and so with this i'll turn things over to director comey who will provide additional details on where we are in the investigation right now. mr. comey: thank you, sali. i want to echo what the deputy attorney general just said now. our

deputy attorney sally yates called the settlement the first step towards holding volkswagen accountable and. >> one of the most flagrant violations of our country a consumer and environmental laws in our country's history. >> reporter: nearly half a million volkswagen diesel cars in the u.s. were equipped with defeat devices, software that allowed them to cheat environmental standards tests, but once on the road, the reality was just opposite. >> hundreds of thousands of those cars sold in this country were in fact pumping illegal levels of nitrogen oxides into our atmosphere, up to 40 times the amount permitted by federal law. >> reporter: the proposed settlement applies to 2.0-liter deals including the beetle, golf, jetta, and audi ad 3. v.w. will spend $10 billion to buy back cars, terminate leases or modify affected vehicles. the auto maker also agrees to pay $4.7 billion for pollution-reduction projects. volkswagen c.e.o. matthias muller releases a statement: volkswagen may still face criminal charges from the d.o.j. for violating the clean air act. charlie. >> thanks, demarco. we

james comey is going to be join by deputy attorney general sally yates at f.b.i. headquarters in washington. overnight the last of the bodies removed from the pulse nightclub in orlando where omar mateen opened fire early sunday morning. he used an assault rifle. pulse is a gay club and was holding a latin night. police revised the death toll down one to 49. 53 others were wounded, many of them remain in critical condition. mateen was killed in a shoot-out with police. earlier today director comey and other national security officials briefed president obama in the oval office. afterward the president said there was no evidence the attack was part of a larger terror plot directed by anyone else. he said it appears mateen was inspired by extremist information on the internet. jeff pegues is in our washington bureau right now with more on all of this. >> reporter: jeff, we expect the f.b.i. director to talk more about the contacts the f.b.i. had with mateen. we know now this is something we've been reporting over the last 24 hours that there were two contact, two inquiries into his activities

in the meantime, you can anticipate some time around noon that the fbi will deputy attorney general yatesfing. i think we don't yet know the motivations. but here's what we do no is organizations like isil or organizations like al qaeda or those who have perverted islam and created these radical, vicious organizations, one of the groups that they target are gays and lesbians because they believe that they do not abide by their attitudes towards sexuality. we also know these are organizations they can take captive women and enslave them and rape them. so there clearly are connections between the attitudes of the organization like this and their attitudes towards tolerance and pluralism and a belief that all people are treated equally regardless of sexual orientation. that is something threatening to them. women being empowered is threatening to them. so, yes, i'm sure they're going to be -- we will find that there are connections regardless of the particular motivations of this killer, there are connections between this vicious bankrupt ideology and general attitudes towards gays and lesbi

deputy attorney general sally yates called the proposed settlen volkswagen accountable. and. >> one of the most flagrant violations of our country's consumer and environmental laws in our country's history. >> cars in the u.s. were equipped with defeat devices a software that allowed them to cheat environmental standards tests. but once on the road, the reality was just the opposite. >> hundreds of thousands of those cars sold in this country were in fact pumping illegal levels of nitrogen oxides into our atmosphere. up to 40 times the amount permitted by federal law. >> reporter: the pro posed settlement applies to 2.0 liter vehicles, the beatle, golf, jetta, passat, audi a 3 from 2009 to 2015. v.w. will spend $10 billion to buy back cars, term nate leases or modify affected vehicles. auto maker agrees to pay billion for pollution reduction projects. the ceo, said we still have a great deal of work to do to earn back the trust of the american people. volkswagen may face criminal charges from the d.o.j. for violating the clean air act. charlie. >> thank you, demarco. awe

luckily jarod yates sexton recently attended a trump rally in north carolina and live tweeted his experience. we will be live tweeting from trump's rally in greensboro tonight. i'm sure it will be measured and thoughtful. that's good. he appearses to have an open mind and an objective view . let's get to the observations. crowd consists of people who like a car wreck because it breaks up a long drive, and people who never learned to love. sensing a little judgeyness there. the crowd is chanting, build that wall, build that wall and that's because they have to build a wall on the border. that's what they want to do. they like that idea. when that was over, good god that was chilling. i understand it can be chilling seeing people chanting something you don't agree with. it is very chilling. what else? this is soul crushingly awful. they just keep getting worse. it is hard to maintain empathy against so much awfulness. i wouldn't worry about maintaining empathy. just got told i don't look right. maybe it is the expression of abject terror and maybe the carefully crafted look that says academic

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opportunity to get the latest briefing from fbi director comie as well as deputy attorney general yatesnd the rest of my national security team about the tragedy that took place in orlando. they're going to be doing a more extensive briefing around noon. a little bit afternoon over at fbi headquarters so i will allow them to go into all the details, but i thought it was important for you to hear directly from me. first of all, our hearts go out to the families of those who have been killed. our prayers go to those who have been wounded. this is a devastating attack on all-americans. it is one that is particularly painful for the people of orlando, but i think we all recognize that this could have happened anywhere in this country and we feel enormous solidarity and grief on behalf of the families that have been affected. the fact that it took place at a club frequented by the lgbt community i think is also relevant. we're still looking at all the motivations of the killer, but it's a reminder regardless of race, religion, faith, or sexual orientation, we're all-americans and we need to

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the main department of jus tis, and i have spoken regularly to our deputy attorney general salary yates lor ret lynch. ly be speaking to them after this press conference, and i cannot tell you how concerned the attorney general and everybody else in the department of justice is about the victims in this case, and they are devoting all of their attention to this investigation. now, i'd like to turn it over to a number of the elected officials -- >>> we have been watching a news conference by law enforcement, and update the on the investigation into the orlando mas massacre, and the officials are careful to not touch on the specifics of the case, but more dealing with the requests and other things that they have been watching. i want to bring in pete williams right now. pete, the lee bentley there, he noted that he did not want to talk about any possible charges and i want to take a stretch and assume that is with regard to the wife of omar mateen who is central in this investigation. >> without doubt. she is the person under the most risk of charges, and frankly, lest lester, i would be

deputy sally yates. what we didn't hear obviously are questions from the journalists in that room. we were told they will not be taking questions. we come back out to discuss it. congressman, we learned about the phone calls that happened that night. we learned about the radicalized element in all of this and what they are looking at. and we learned that at least for comey, no more using the name. these imies are seeking -- these guys are seeking glory, we are not going to give it to them. >> when you use their name and so their picture, you are encouraging other people that's are basically together same thing to say i can become famous. but is there more the f.b.i. can do? this is something the f.b.i. need to and can figure out. but to an earlier point about why taking out people overseas-stop this at home. when the chicago bulls are doing really well, everybody those on a bulls jersey. when isis, al-nusra, all these front look like they are being successful. somebody prone to jihaddism is more likely to take that step. if they are taught this is the coming of the new caliphate. i

. >> it's against the canon of ethic bum i can use up the handbook for the department of yates and it says you have to treat people, cases, impartially, and do not give me -- preferential treatment to an individual and then employees shall endeavor to avoid any action creating the appearance that they're violating the law or ethical standards and then goes on to say that's determined by what a reasonable person with knowledge of the facts would believe. isn't it reasonable here that a 30-minute sort of secret, private conversation, could unduly influence the impartiality of the attorney general? >> i think you're focusing on the key word, reasonable, and that is a standard when it comes to ethics. and sitting, taking a meeting with former president clinton for 30 minutes while all of these things are going on, then stretches the bounds of what it looks like here. it doesn't look great. she should have used better judgment. and made it quick in and out, hello, goodbye. >> there are already concerns whether a democratic-led department of justice can fairly and independently investigate

a final peace agreement must be nebraska yated and agreed to but the yates can and must do more to create the conditions under which such negotiations can succeed. this must be done with a commitment to israel's security concerns and focus on securing the palestinians rights to the creation of an economically viable and independent palestinian state. democratic foreign policy should reflect the values of inclusiveness, democracy, security, justice and freedom. a two state solution is the best way to produce these to ensure the state. in the ab cespedes of the solution and in a continuing situation of occupation, palestinians have rights under international humanitarian law that must be recognized and protected. i will conclude by noting this conflict is one of the most emotionally fraught in u.s. politics. it touches on the deeply held religious views of millions of americans including myself. it involves the legitimate claims, and identities of two people in the same land. one of the most elegant reflections was from president obama himself. the rights i insist upon and now fight for and

a briefing by the fbi director james comey and sally yates deputy director general and wanted to giveackground of the fbi investigations into the shooting suspect, for instance, back in may of 2013, the fbi placed him on a watchlist that would have certainly raised questions if he tried to fly. not necessarily the no-fly list but something that would have caused the fbi to ask questions, question him if he tried to fly. this was for about ten months from may 2013 to about march of 2014. when the fbi closed this investigation. this is an investigation that began when co-workers said that mateen was boasting about ties to the boston bombers. he said he was a member of hezbollah. the fbi interviewed him and that he was making it up. they closed the investigation and even used undercover informants. they checked with saudi arabia where he had traveled and found nothing to continue the investigation. he was, again, investigated or looked into back in 2014, wolf, when his name surfaced in connection to someone who carried out a suicide bombing in syria. that's abusalah. the fbi said there w

i have spoken to deputy attorney general sally yates and our attorney general loretta lynch and i will speak again to the attorney general shortly after this press conference. i cannot express to you how concerned the attorney general and everyone else in the department of justice is about the victimses in this case and they are devoting all of their attention to this investigation. now, i'd like to turn it over to a number of our elected officials that are going to speak. i would like to tell you a few things that a number of our elected officials on the scene, everyone of them has tried to assist in the investigation and had only one question of us. what can we do to help? they have remarks to make for the communities they serve and state they serve. please respect them by not asking them specific questions about the facts of this investigation. and now, i am going to turn it over to florida governor rick scott. thank you. >> first i want to thank the federal, state and local law enforcement. they have done an outstanding job. it starts with the individuals that showed up at the gay

along with deputy attorney general yates. >> "indiscernible -- [indiscernible] president obama: well,we do not yet know the motivations but here is what we do know. organizations like isil or organizations like al qaeda or those who have perverted islam and created these radical, , viciousc organizations -- charlie: thank you for sharing your time with us. i think our guests to share time with us here at this table. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ >> i am mark crumpton. you are watching "bloomberg west." obama is rejecting describing -- he said it would validate groups like the islamic state and imply that america was with war at the entire state. pres. obama: miss treat our fellow citizens. it has been a shameful part of our history. presidential remarks came following a meeting with the national security council. french officials say a

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all of the experts have come out and said what you just said, isis needs to be destroyed, hugh mile yatedople embarrassed at the thought of taking up their cause. but there's absolutely more that can be done. in particular the coordination between the feds and the local law enforcement. this guy should have been on the local law enforcement's radar, two encounters with the fbi, not enough for an arrest, enough to get the cops involved and let them know this is somebody you want to keep your eye on. >> there's only so much interviewing you can do. the no fly list has 800,000 americans. we don't have the resources to be able to investigate, which is why, yes, i agree with you. if you coordinate more you might reduce the number of incidents. but in the end the only way to end the war is by defeating them where they are. >> we might need to devote more resources. i got to leave it at that. great to see you. >> thank you. >>> so just to correct something from earlier, we just -- so the gun store owner said he reported the suspicious guy to the fbi, not the locals. that's worse. that's worse. h

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believe there's a department of justice memo indicating the kind of actions that ended up being instant yated in dapa would extend past the power inherent to the executive to have discretion over who is and who is not prioritized for deportation. >> those preliminary conclusions by the president and his lawyers were plainly wrong. what the president did in his announcement in november 2014 of a dapa initiative was to act in the footsteps of his predecessors, including most notably ronald reagan, who previously through a family fairness program provided relief, or could have, would have provided relief to 40% of the undocumented population at the time. a smaller proportion than the dapa initiative would have covered if implemented. those preliminary conclusions were just that, preliminary. ultimately the president and his legal advisers concluded that he could act, and indeed needed to act, to ensure uniform application of enforcement priorities nationwide by announcing the dapa initiative. >> it strikes me that today a broken system got more broken in the sense that the legal limbo has now in

opportunity to get the latest briefing from fbi director comey as well as deputy attorney general yatesm about the tragedy that took place in orlando. they're going to be doing a more extensive briefing around noon, just a little bit after noon at fbi headquarters so, i will allow them to go into all the details. but i thought it was important for you to hear directly from me. first of all, our hearts go out to the families of those who have been killed. our prayers go to those who have been wounded. this is a devastating effect on all americans. it is one that is particularly painful for the people of orlando but i think we all recognize that this could have happened anywhere in this country, and we feel enormous solidarity and grief on behalf of the families who have been affected. the fact that it took place at a club frequented by the lgbt community i think is also relevant. we're still looking at all the motivations of the killer. but it's a reminder that regardless of race, religion, faith, or sexual orientation, we're all americans. and we need to be looking after each other and

and frankly, since we're talking to largely an oaudience of public servants, phenomenal different yate eyat differentiat differentiat differentiat differentiater. you know, if you think about where wrueurope is literally to and where -- >> was. >> no, i mean, i think they're in worse shape today than they were yesterday. certainly london which has been a source of capital i think is going to face a lot of challenges, right, in the next couple years in africa. across the board. across all forms of capital. particularly on venture. the chinese are quite competitive in this space but late to the game. the u.s. brand around venture capital is -- can't be rivaled. so the opportunity to come, to establish a presence in the continent on topics that are of high interest not only to populations but especially to governments, is significant as opposed to, let's say, and i may be a contrarian here, but opposed to infrastructure capital or power, right? power africa, large in the current administration's remit. maybe only in their perspective. but one of the reasons because we're a nation short of

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that really seems to be that he's gone back to his earlier position that he would be the man to gesh yatesg to fall who whoever the new conservative leader. theresa may also the current home secretary was in the "remain" camp also potentially a person who could emerge as the leader of the conservative party. so much we don't know. we do have to keep stressing that. >> what is really interesting as well, a britt continue next year meant to taup the eurd city, which is an ironic element of this. can they possibly take that position. if they can't, how do you unwind that? >> reporter: i guess it's still possible, certainly very awkward. i think one thing that they will be discussing today is what are the legal provisions for a situation like this because this has never happened before. this is just one of many instances where they just don't know the answers to this. this is not something that was really anticipated. and what nic was say was absolutely right. ultimately the eu here has the upper hand in negotiations. because once that legal process is started, once that article 50 is submitte

. >> reporter: three crews yating hours.so great during those hours she asked god to take her away so the pain would stop. she obviously survived. her friend tiara parker survived but akyra murray did not survive. i can't imagine the strength it took for patience to tell her story today. i was speaking to another survivor who told me that there's been two nights since the attack and he hasn't been able to sleep at all. >> horrific indeed. a really remarkable young woman, patience carter, when you see her, give her our love. john berman, thanks very much. i want to bring in our experts, dr. lisa van susteren and peter bergen, his latest book, united states of jihad is about the threat of home grown terrorists. also evan perez is with us. former chairman of the house intelligence committee. we're getting new information just coming in. i want to take a quick break. we'll be right back. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done wi