she was an mp4 a yorkshire consists -- mp for a yorkshire consistency.he was an ardent supporter of the eu. some further background, she was nominated as a young global leader by the world economic forum in 2009. this is a very rare occurrence, not only for an antique to be -- mp to be attacked, but for a done attack to take place --gun attack to take place on u.k. soil. in 2010. stabbed he made a full recovery. it is a rarity, and a very sad day, and tragic day. the police news conference in west yorkshire is still taking place. the big news here, the devastating news here, for jo cox, for her family, for the labour party, for her constituency, is that the labour party member jo cox has died after this attack. the news reporting that she was shot twice. she was stabbed. and a man has been arrested and -- arrested. scarlet: mark barton, t y for those headlines. fromso have headlines jeremy corbyn, the leader of the labour party. he says the party and the entire country will be in shock. we know that earlier when news of the attacks became public, he post

it's being called by west yorkshire police an isolated but a targeted attack.ther mair has any ties to right wing extremism and into reports that he suffered mental health issues. court is about to start in london. it's not known which of the cases he will be. whether he'll be first on the list or further down the docket. but that westminster's magistrate court in london is phil black. phil. >> reporter: richard, yes, the courthouse is opened here and proceedings under way. you made the point, you're right, we're not sure what time he'll appear in the cases that come before this court today. but it is expected that he will appear in person. now what to expect in terms of the proceedings, it's likely that it will be pretty brief-the usual appearance for the first of this nature in a magistrate's court the charges presented murder, grievous bodily harm and the gun that he's alleged to have used and alleged to have possessed. and the court will determine whether he should stay in custody. of course, that is very likely, because of the serious nature of these charg

and stabbed after meeting voters in her yorkshire constituency.ommitted member of the remain camp. witnesses said that a man shouted "britain first" at the time of the attack. a 52-year-old man has been arrested. shanghai flat. week: indications were would get a 1% -- were that we would get a 1% pop. let me show you what the aussie 10 year yields are looking like. we have been talking about there is so much demand. bet that other a people will continue to buy this. the yields are on the way out. this could lead down to australia sewing about $1 billion in debt to 2027. average yield, 2.1691%. were looking at a coverage ratio of two times. perhaps that is down to this being a slightly longer time than a 10 year. the 10 year yield going higher. at dollar-yen.ok this is the other big story. r thee still waiting for results of that meeting in japan. so we have given back some earlier weakness in the japanese yen, but we are still trading at much weaker levels. we heard some comments coming out of the finance minister, expressing serious concern over t

jo was a proud yorkshire lass; a brilliant yorkshire rose. my only regret about jo is that i only knew her for a year. >> jo and i have been friends for over 20 years, and we have had a wonderful 12 months sharing an office since our election last may. jo used to use my cupboard as a wardrobe, and i will never forget her dashing around in her cycling gear, grabbing her clothes and shouting something over her shoulder about her latest project or campaign. she often brought her lovely children into the office with her, and if i was lucky i would get a dinosaur drawing or a chance to read them a story. they are wonderful kids, who are truly bathed in love. the murder of jo cox was a national tragedy, but we must also remember the unspeakable personal suffering that it has caused. jo's family have lost a loving mother, wife, daughter and sister. the fearless jo cox never stopped fighting for what is right. she gave voice to the voiceless. she spoke truth to power. she exemplified the best values of our party and of our country -- compassion, comm

. >> i am proud i was made in yorkshire and i am proud of the things we make in yorkshire.roud ofin should be that too. i look forward to representing the great people that have been here for over the next five years. left, a townt is patrolled by armed officers. detectives spoke to this man arrested on this street 24 hours ago. miniature veer she had been shot and stabbed. he rang 999. >> people stood all around. it were just chaos. putting in his knife into her continuously. reporter: now he cannot forget. when you ring the police what did you say? >> i told them to basically get here as quick as they can. and bring the firearms, ambulance, everything. reporter: in just a few minutes of many lives were changed. >> here was somebody who believed in things. was meant to see jo yesterday. she was killed in our before. >> it did not matter if you were a single parent who wanted support or you were a refugee in syria. reporter: how will you remember her? >> somebody who stood up for what she believed in. but did it with a smile. was jo cox, a passionater, and campaigner. in ot

jo cox died after being shot and stabbed as she met voters in the west yorkshire constituency.f you did to your old man has been arrested. cox was a committed member of the remain camp. a witness said the killer shouted "british first." they have denied any involvement in the killing. david cameron has led tributes. >> this is tragic and dreadful news. my thoughts are with her husband, brendan, and the two children. we lost a great star. she was an mp, great campaigning mp, with a big heart. people are going to be very, very sad. dreadful news. haslinda: pimco is cutting jobs. the company is losing 60 workforce.3% of the the firm has seen assets under management fall by 25% in the last three years. pimco's --er build before leaving abruptly in 2014. japan's finance minister has escalated his concern about a surge in, calling for coordination with his g7 counterparts to address disorderly moves in the currency market. he spoke just before government in boj officials met in tokyo's exchange information. comments saw the yen slipped from a 22 month high, but it is still in 104 ter

reporter: jo cox meets with constituents here in the small town -- in this small town in yorkshire. just before 1:00 p.m., a man stabbed and shot her in the street. she was airlifted to hospital but died of her injuries. whoo was attacked by a man inflicted serious and ultimately fatal injuries. subsequently, there was a further attack on a 77-year-old man nearby, who has sustained injuries that were non-threat -- non-life-threatening. shortly afterwards, a man was policed nearby by officers. weapons, including a firearm, have been recovered. reporter: the 41-year-old mother of two was a labour mp for the area where she was born and grew up. >> i worked closely with jo since she was elected, and i'm deeply shocked that such a talented young woman has been so senselessly attacked and killed whilst working in her constituency and serving her community. this is a truly shocking incident. i want to try and reassure communities that are information is that this is a localized incident. albeit one that has a much wider impact. reporter: some witnesses said they heard the attacker shout "b

she was a daughter of yorkshire. i will remember her in many different ways. .he spoke of her predecessors alluding to the fact that he had been credited with bringing down the government. i would not be all surprised she had become increasingly notice -- nevis. vous. i also remember her t wonderedcling ki where she felt the energy. our member here the trial and revelations of protection eating food. i remember her warmth, spirit. those of us who had the pleasure of her company, as she hosted an event to mark our first year in office on tuesday of last week. we will be eternally grateful to those treasured memories and the chance to be together one last time. she was a comment, running rightly, lighting up the dark, all inspiring given off sparks of light and energy anywhere she would go. i cannot think of a better way to describe her. soul andhe heart and we are heartbroken. we loved her everyday and we will miss her every day. she inspired us all and i swear that we will do everything in our power to make her and h

. >> thank you very much for joining us from yorkshire. well, from yorkshire to florida now it's been five days since the horrific attack in orlando, which claimed 49 lives. today president obama visited the community to offer his support and comfort people who had lost loved ones. the bbc has been on the scene all week and again tonight. what did the president have to say to the people of orlando? >> well, it was an emotional day here. the president mixing with survivors but also with family members of the 49 victim. he was accompanied by the vice president, joe biden. they went to place flowers at a makeshift memorial that's popped up in downtown orlando about two miles from where we are standing near the site of the attack, the popular gay night club. president obama took the opportunity not just to bring words of comfort but also he spoke out about home grown terrorism, saying that two of the recent events in america have been carried out by home grown terrorists. this was something that needed to be addressed. he also called for more

, the white rose of yorkshire. we paid our tributes to her. but we also, many of us, and our contributions, said the language of hatred being used by the far migrants, attacks on the attacks on refugees is a contributory factor to this atmosphere. so we have mourned her, remember her. we are very sad for her children and husband and her parents and her sister, but we're also very determined that we will not allow our society to become divided. what was impressive on friday was the people from all in withies joining people whose ancestry is completely british for a very longtime. and on friday evening, there were ceremonies at mosques and churches and chapels and streets and so on. they have been held all weekend in this country. it is been a very interesting response of people expressing her total shock at what has happened, but also a determination to get a sense of unity. i will give an answer -- example. and myself,g mp whether discussion on saturday morning and said, we have got to do something locally. we invi

jo was a proud yorkshire lass and a beautiful yorkshire rose. my only regret is that i only knew her for a year. >> here here. >> we have been friends for over 20 years. i will never forget her dashing around in her viking gear, grabbing her close and shouting something over her shoulder about her latest project or campaign. she often brought her lovely children to the office with her. if i was lucky i would get a dinosaur drawing or a chance to read them a story. they are wonderful kids who are truly bathed in love. the murder of jo cox was a national tragedy but we must also remember the unspeakable personal suffering that has taken course. they have lost a loving mother, wife, daughter and sister. to speak of a fearless jo cox who never stops fighting for what is right. she gave voice to the voiceless. she spoke truth to power. she exemplified the best of our party and our country, compassion, community, solidarity and internationalism. she put her convictions to work for everyone she touched. for the people and the wretched of syria and vict

the labour party's jo cox was meeting with constituents in west yorkshire when she was shot twice. the suspect has been arrested. campaigning has been suspended on the referendum on the european union. egyptian investigators say egypt 's voice recorder has been pulled from the mediterranean sea. the memory unit is intact. the plane crashed with 66 people on board. the centers for disease control says that three babies with birth effects caused by zika have been born in the u.s. the effects were also seen in three other pregnancies that ended. the cdc says 234 pregnant women have been diagnosed with the virus this year. from the bloomberg newsroom i'm , shery ahn. bloomberg west is next. ♪ in for am cory johnson emily chang and this is , bloomberg west. coming up, oracle's transition to the cloud is accelerating. we will break down the company's cloud fueled q4. plus, the price of bitcoin has gone up 70% in the last three weeks. we will talk to experts. and the cheapest, smallest satellites in the history of aviation are changing the space and game. first, to our lead. a twist in on

reporter: it is here outside the library in yorkshire that jo cox was murdered. 41-year-old member of britain's parliament held a meeting here to talk with her constituents. just before 1:00 p.m., a man stabbed and shot the mp in the streets. >> jo was attacked by a man who inflicted ultimately fatal injuries. shortly afterwards, a man was uniformedearby by police officer spirit of weapons, including a firearm, have been recovered. media has beensh naming the attacker as 52-year-old thomas mayer. he is seen here being arrested. the paper thatd he has a history of mental illness but no record of violence. britain's front of a far right anti-immigration group. they say they have nothing to do with the murder. one man nearby spoke with reporters. >> i thought man going like that, i saw him pulling a gun out, and then he went like that, you know, and he fired one shot. reporter: a u.s. watchdog group said on their website that mayer for decades a supporter of the national alliance, the neo-nazi group. racistcribed to magazines. bullies -- police believe mair acted al

. >> the attack occurred just after cox left a meeting in west yorkshire. prime minister david cameron expressed his condolences. >> we've lost a great star, she was an mp, a great campaigning mp with huge compassion, with a big heart and people are going to be very, very sad at what has happened. >> cox had been campaigning for britain to remain in the european union in an upcoming referendum. groups on both sides of the referendum have suspended their campaigns following the attack. what's the latest. >> investors have been concerned. it has taken stage. the british pound has been battered but after the tragic event, it jumped. on wall street, we saw relief rallies snapping a five-day losing streak. the nasdaq inched up. we'll see how markets are opening this friday morning. we'll go to ramin. good morning. tell us what you're seeing this friday morning. >> very good morning to you. >> the theme is dominated by the whole news about britain's possible exit from the eu and the caution really being played into by central banks. we saw the fed policy meeting

it is one week since she was killed in yorkshire. several thousand people gathered in trafalgar.y of them are holding pictures of jo cox. some have signed pledges supporting her causes. her husband spoke about how the family had copes in the last few days. >> we tried to remember not how cruelly she has been taken from us, but how unbelievably lucky we were to have jo in our lives for so long. correspondent: he spoke about his wife's killing. >> what a beautiful irony that an act designed to spread hatred has designed such an outpouring of love. correspondent: among those who spoke was the nobel laureate malala. is proof that a message of peace is more powerful than any weapon of four. once again, the extremists have failed. [applause] correspondent: jo cox's death has been a key moment in the referendum campaign. how claims and counterclaims are framed. today was a day for attributes to a campaigning mp. gavin hewitt, bbc news. laura: it was a rare scene in washington. the house of representatives became the scene of a sit and by democrats who want action on gun control laws. th

. >> for this to happen is just -- >> i'm proud i was made in yorkshire. >> reporter: jo cox was 41. a mother of two elected just last year and rising fast. >> we've lost a great star. >> our communities have been deeply enhanced by immigration. >> reporter: she championed immigrants in an area with many and was killed in a country where guns are few and gun laws strict. there are conflicting reports from witnesses that her killer may have shouted "put britain first" as he attacked her. she was shot preparing to meet constituents. echoing the attempted murder of former congresswoman gabby giffords who tweeted she was absolutely sickened at this assassination. cox's husband tweeted this picture of her saying she'd have wanted that our precious children are bathed in love. and that we all unite to fight against the hatred that killed her. politicians united tonight in a shocked country. bill neely, nbc news, london. >>> now to a stark warning here at home from the director of the cia over the threat from isis. john brennan told congress today efforts to defeat isis on the battlefield h

was killed in her constituency in yorkshire. we were all, i think it is fair to say, rocked back on our feet. regardless of what may or may not have lane behind it. there were searching questions about the way our political dialogue has evolved. too much aggression, too much invecktific, much too often, far too many women in articular. libby, it's a difficult thing to talk about in the middle of a night when we're wondering about the fate of our country, but it was a terrible extraordinary moment. as we spoke about after it happened, it was one of those ments that really made you wonder about the way we're conducting political dialogue in this country. reporter: yes, indeed. a much more somber mood here tonight where they're counting voteses from four constituencies, including where joe cox was the member of parliament. extraordinary to think it is just a week since she was brutally murdered there. shortly we're going to have a minute's silence here where people are paying tribute to her. tom: as libby said, the minute's silence

jo cox died after being shot and stabbed as she met voters in a west yorkshire constituency.d man has been arrested she was a committed member of the remain camp and a witness says the killer shouted "britain first." killing -- anyny involvement in the killing. cooks this is absolutely tragic and dreadful news. my thoughts -- >> this is absolutely tragic and dreadful news. my thoughts are with her husband . we lost a great star. she was an mp with huge compassion and a big heart. people are going to be very sad at what has happened. dreadful news. senator.g bernie sanders has told supporters that he will take on a new role in an effort to defeat donald trump and the upcoming election. hillary clinton will clinch the democratic nomination at the party convention next month. >> i look forward in the coming weeks to continue discussion between the two campaigns to make sure certain that your voices are heard and that the credit party has -- that the democratic party has the most progressive -- and they fight for that agenda. >> a growing number of prominent u.s. corporations are

and yet this lady was shot in the streets of west yorkshire.he person arrested 52 years old, a man we know nothing else. ashley: that is all they are saying at this point. stuart: more breaking news this morning. that is a lockbox, the black box voice recorder from the crashed egyptair flight has been relocated. so now we look at and serious answers to what happened. liz: this is what is key. the memory unit is safe. in other words, even though the voice recorder was damaged, they are able to pull data and salvage data out of the memory unit of the black box. that is key to find out what caused the crash. stuart: that's an interesting update on what may have been a terror in event in egypt air. we don't know, but it may have been in that it's a speculation. we also have the shooting of the labour parliament of britain. i'm not going to speculate on whether it care or not. especially at this time in britain. all of this in a moment. right now looking at the big word. we have a selloff on our hands. it's not huge, but we are down 100 points. that

that this american election is about what is happening here in america, not what's happening in yorkshire or in cardiff. >> arguing instead, the economic fallout from the british decision require as steady hand, that of clinton, not trump. >> rather than get the facts, he just makes things up or makes basic factual errors. he tweeted that scotland was quote going wild over the vote. even though scotland voted overwhelmingly against leaving the eu. donald trump's just not concerned with the facts of these cases. >> clinton released this measured statement nearly ten hours after the brexit results came in. quote we respect the choice the people of the united kingdom have made. our first task has to be to make sure that the economic uncertainty created by these events does not hurt workinging families here in america. a voter bloc that she's had a hard time winning over if her primary challenger, bernie sanders, who still hasn't endorsed clinton, but hinted he might. >> are you going to vote for hillary clinton in november? >> yes. yeah, i think the issue right here is i'm going to do everyt

jo cox died after being shot and stabbed as she met voters in her west yorkshire constituency. 52-year-old man has been arrested. she was a committed member of the remain camp. witnesses said "britain first" as he attacked her. the group britain first has denied any involvement. david cameron has led tributes. >> this is absolutely tragic and gentle news. my thoughts are with her husband and the two children. we have lost a great start. mp was a great campaigning with huge compassion and a big heart. people are going to be very, very sad at what has happened. dreadful news. francine: japan's finance minister has escalated his concern about a surge in the yen, calling for coordination with the g-7 counterpart to adjust with -- to address this orderly moves in the market. vermont senator bernie sanders has told supporters that he will take on a new role in an effort to defeat donald trump. it is the closest he has come to conceding that hillary clinton will clinch the nomination at the democratic party next convention. -- to makeorward to sure your voices are heard and that the d

after a member of parliament was attacked in her district in west yorkshire. labor mp is in critical condition. the press association reporting she was shot twice. david cameron says on twitter that it is right all campaigning has been stopped after the terrible attack. i will not go ahead with tonight rally in gibraltar. joining us now is simon kennedy. what do we know about this event? simon: we know very little. she was in her electoral district in the north of england and was shot twice. both sides of the campaign have suspended their activities. attackeray the declared britain first, which is a group that is against stage,tion, but at this we have to say there is no actual link to the referendum. it is just today campaigning has been suspended. it comes at a fraught time in the campaign. simon: there had been another day of acrimony between the sides and maybe this will be a sobering force for both sides that these things can happen. there have been a lot of political skirmishes with the chancellor of the action -- chancellor of the exchequer was criticiz

she was 41 years old and was elected last year from west yorkshire. police have arrested a suspect and campaigning has been suspended today in a referendum on whether the u.k. should leave the european union. the cia director updated lawmakers on capitol hill today on islamic state. he appeared before the senate intelligence committee. >> the groups foreign branches and networks can preserve its capacity for terrorism regardless of events in iraq or syria. in fact, as pressure mounts on isil, we judge it will intensify its global terror campaign to maintain its dominance of the global terrorism agenda. says militants are trying to deploy operatives for further attacks on the west and are relying more on guerrilla style tactics to compensate for territorial losses. president obama is planning to meet with saudi arabia pasta be crown prince tomorrow. the conflicts in yemen and syria are among the topics on the agenda. the visit comes after senate passed legislation to see the saudi government despite saudi objections. up any clinton has picked endorseme

the labour party's jo cox was meeting with constituents in yorkshire when she was shot twice.pect has been arrested. witnesses told the bbc he had a handmaiden god. -- handmade gun. hundreds of people marched silently through paris suburb to by thoseplease killed said -- said to be in allegiance with islamic state. toebook is being asked provide the senate homeland security committee with the information online activity of omar mateen.n, mark zuckerberg was sent a letter saying during the attack, the team made several facebook posts and searches. the f ei is trying to establish how much his wife may have known about the attack. hillary clinton has won the endorsement of the afl-cio. federation includes 12 and a half members. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news euros around the world. david: commodity markets are closing in new york. at's look at oil, falling for sixth day in new york trading. that's longest since the -- longest set of declines since february as concerns mount the world economy is losing strength. vonnie: the preside

this fans from west yorkshire and birmingham backed the leave. >> i think getting out of the eu is theng that could happen. >> terrorism, that's the fear. >> they admit much of that fear fueled by a lack of knowledge about what leaving the eu really means. >> you've got to research itself. >> this story from northwest england voted to remain. >> do you think people were aware of the consequences when they voted to leave? >> i've seen many videos of people on facebook if they realized what would be happen overnight, they wouldn't have voted to leave. >> no matter who they root for or how they voted. all these fans share the challenge of what lies ahead no matter what brexit leaves behind. will ripfully, cnn, paris. >>> the brexit vote is the biggest decision that's been made in decades. >> we look at what we can expect from the markets come monday. >> over the course of the week, it's not sure whether markets will rise or fall. what is sure is they are going to be listening out for every single twist and turn of the diplomatic process. the prime minister says he's going to be stepping d

yorkshire life and harrigate not far from where mp jo cox was killed moves on towards the referendum. but not the same. >> it has made me reconsider just because of the causes behind it, and i think it should probably be called a racist attack. i was undecided. but it is possibly turning me more to voting in the out. >> she is not alone. >> i was going for out before. now i'm a bit unsure, and i'm a bit nervous about doing something a bit different. >> reporter: and yourself? >> i was definitely going for out all the way, and i don't -- i think i was wavering, and i think this has kind of made me think, you know what? maybe we best stay in. >> reporter: but men in this beautiful town seem less easily shaken by cox's death. do you think that the killing of jo cox is going to make a difference on the outcome? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> i just don't think it will. i think people have made up their minds before that happened, i'm afraid. >> reporter: and both convinced leaving the eu, an organization that has at the very least given this tourist town an award for its flowers, is stil

never afraid to stand up to .hose she was also a proud yorkshire woman. painful fory is her. as the floral tributes increase, you could sense the outpouring for jo. on friday, people of all faiths packed in an interview after qualitiesoke of the that outstanding member ahead. described her as a rising star. i think she was a star. in the speech as we have heard, she talked about how we are far more united and have far more common than the things that divide us. in everything she did, she promoted those values. days, i haveew been amazed at the kindness and media,pressed on social letters, cards, and conversations. hashtag have inspired people, even those who have opposing views. i know i'm not alone in saying that i will miss her. i will miss her compassion, herm determination, her conviction, but above all, i will miss her smile. she was brilliant. my only regret is that i really knew her for one year. >> jo and i have been friends for 12 years. she used to use my cupboard as a wardrobe. runningever forget her around in her cycling gear and shouting something about her lates

in the meantime tributes are pouring in for jo cox, fatally shot in her constituency in west yorkshire yesterday. a look at the legacy of the young law maker. >> jo cox an aid worker turned lawmaker. her life spent helping others. but no one could help her when a man brutally stand and shot her on the street in broad daylight. >> she has died as a result of her injuries. >> police quick arrested a man who is their own suspect. motive unknown. the shock almost beyond words. >> for this to happen is just -- >> jo cox was 41, a mother of two. elected just last year and rising fast. >> we've lost a great star. >> our communities have been deeply enhanced by immigration. >> she championed immigrants in an area with many. and was killed in an country where guns are few and gun laws strict. there are conflicting reports from witnesses that her killer may have shouted put britain first as he attacked her. she was shot preparing to meet constituents, echoing the attempted murder of form congresswoman gab bigiffords. who tweeted she was sickened. her husband tweeted this. our precious children a

hospital today after being attacked while meeting constituents in her electoral district in west yorkshireave just heard from prime minister david cameron who today is in gibraltar, and he has tweeted out this message -- it is right that all campaigning has been stopped after the attempt attack on --after the terrible attack on jo cox. i will not go ahead with tonight's rally. just to reiterate, campaigning has been suspended after news of the attack, just before 1:00 p.m. the press association reported cox was shot twice. eyewitnesses speaking to the bbc described him having a homemade guns. we will monitor these stories and tell you the latest irrelevance. let's reiterate what is happening to global markets, specifically european equity markets. stocks are falling for the 60 day in seven. -- sixth day in seven. we had some respite, but concerns about economic growth weighing on sentiment. look at the main industry groups . all 19 are trading lower. we have a number of banks hitting record lows today, such as deutsche bank and credit suisse. in the bond and currency markets we have yields

south yorkshire pulled the plug on broadband plan costing 150 million pounds.overnment squanders this money. >> and one of the fastest places you can get internet is kansas city where internet is provided by google. john: donald trump does pay lip service to cutting spending. >> there is so much money to be saved. we're reducing taxes, but at the same time, if i win, if i become president, we will be able to cut so much money. john: why are you down on him compared to hillary? >> i don't believe him. and he's demonstrated he doesn't know what he's talking about. he says we're going to cut so much money. where are you going to cut it from? john: waste and abuse. no one thought of that before. >> sure. and the departments he's focused on such as cutting waste, fraud and abuse from medicare, less than 1% of what expenses are. john: even if it was a little bit more. >> it's not that waste, fraud and abuse alone is going to cover the $10 trillion in tax cuts he wants to propose. $10 trillion in tax cuts is great. if you cut it that much, it has to be with defense an

he's a columnist for newsday and for great britain's yorkshire post and regularly writes commentary for other major u.s. news outlets. he's also adjunct professor of strategic studies in the strategic studies program at johns hopkins university school of advanced international studies. please join me in welcoming ted broman. ted? [applause] >> thanks very much, jon. it's a tremendous pleasure to welcome my friend, david satter, here to the heritage foundation to speak on his latest book published, i believe, just two days ago by university press, "the less you know, the better you sleep." the story that david tells is the story of a double tragedy. for russia, the tragedy of the rise through acts of domestic terrorism and criminality of the dictatorial regime of vladimir putin and the tragedy of the west's failure to understand what was actually happening in russia. in reading the book, i was very struck by a comment that david made on page 18, and ill just read it for you now. critical to the credence given in the west to official russian explanations was an inability to accept the ide

one important point tonight, the west yorkshire police say we are also aware of the inference of thextremism which is a priority line of inquiry. what this comes about there have been numerous allegations and suggestions that mair was involved in links to u.s. organizations but those in the uk. he is believed to have shouted "britain first" when he launched the alleged attack. that is the name of up with of britain's right-wing extremist parties. but the party itself is denying any connection or any involvement. so, wolf, a very, very complex situation with still unknown and unverified political motivation for the murder. >> richard quest with the very latest. thank you very much. coming up, the emotional reunion between a survivor of the orlando nightclub shooting and the police officer who saved his life. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of at&t, and security that senses and mitigates cyber threats, their critical data

she was meeting with constituents and rest -- in west yorkshire when she was shot twice.uspect has been arrested. campaigning has been suspended on the referendum on the european union. image 370'ss say voice recorder has been pulled from the mediterranean sea. the memory unit is intact. the plane crashed with 66 people on board. the centers for disease control says that three babies with bi

this usually quiet west yorkshire town is bearing its heart, and it's painful.oubly so knowing her alleged killer lived among them. >> i think if you're part of this community, then you should know better really. and there's no excuse for it. that's all. >> reporter: with each well wisher, more flowers left at the statue overlooking where she was murdered. every message here so heartfelt. read this here. jo was a great friend to batly high school. jo cox will be deeply missed by us all. and then this card here. so touching. we will miss you and your smile and your kindness. it is a hurt some fear they may never lose. >> i don't think so, you know. how can it? yeah, someone's lost their life. >> reporter: birstall, a town, a community forever changed. nic robertson, cnn, birstall, england. >> and, of course, a community that still very much remains in shock. jo cox played a very big role here in this community. a politician who was very much there for the people, but also one who played a big role internationally as well, campaigning for the people of darfur, for

a makeshift memorial has been set up in her west yorkshire district where she was killed thursday by a man wielding a knife and gun. her only sibling asked mourners to remember her very generous spirit. >> we have to continue in strength and solidarity in the days, months and years to come. as part of jo's legacy and to focus on how jo would say that i didn't which unites us and not which divides us. >> the man accused of the murder was defiant in court, refusing to give his name, shouting death to traitors, freedom to britain. cox was killed six days shy of her 42nd birthday. >>> the orlando shooting sent a jolt through the presidential race, magnifying sharp divides between republican presumptive nominee donald trump and his democratic counterpart, hillary clinton. but clinton's own party rival bernie sanders won't quit just yet. after the two met this week he doubled down on his vow to fight til the convention. here for some analysis, democratic campaign veteran joining us from chicago. hari, appreciate you being with us. you think bernie's leverage has peaked or he still have som

she is a five pound yorkshire terrier who works with children as a certified therapy dog.he is also the inspiration behind a series of books to help children with autism as well as their families. those include lola goes to work, lola goes to the doctor, and lola and tattletale zeke. besides lola, i am joined this morning by her owner and author of the books marsha goldman. thank you for coming in. bay area native. nice to have you here. you were telling me, how old is lola? >> eight years old. >> you have had her since she was a puppy? >> yeah. >> what point did you decide you wanted puppy to be certified as a therapy dog. >> i didn't know much about therapy dog. but i retired when she was about three from my work with autistic children and decided it was a brilliant way to spend my day with my dog. so i started the training, which was about three. at about four we were able to start working in the classrooms and elderly care centers and different programs. >> reporter: when you go to classrooms, you mean classrooms who have students who are autistic? >> right. >> reporte

that this american election is about what is happening here in america, not what's happening in yorkshirein cardiff. >> arguing instead, the economic fallout from the british decision require as steady hand, that of clinton, not trump. >> rather than get the facts, he just makes things up or makes basic factual errors. he tweeted that scotland was quote going wild over the vote. even though scotland voted overwhelmingly against leaving the eu. donald trump's just not concerned with the facts of these cases. >> clinton released this measured statement nearly ten hours after the brexit results came in. quote we respect the choice the people of the united kingdom have made. our first task has to be to make sure that the economic uncertainty created by these events does not hurt workinging families here in america. a voter bloc that she's had a hard time winning over if her primary challenger, bernie sanders, who still hasn't endorsed clinton, but hinted he might. >> are you going to vote for hillary clinton in november? >> yes. yeah, i think the issue right here is i'm going to do everything