cameron: my friend is right. if you look at our reforms to inheritance tax, tensions, we are enabled people to spend more of their money. they are also able to pass it on to their children and help with those key purchases, the first home, first car, hoping young people with families. all of that wealth cascading down the generations is actually part of our goal. m.p.: of course, the prime minister's announcement that people be criminalized if they persist with tax evasions. revisit prime minister to see if they can also play a significant role in dealing with her difficult issue of tax evasion -- dealing with the difficult issue of tax evasion? mr. cameron: it is true the coalition government did a lot in this area. it was led by myself and the second order of the treasury, but particularly at the g-eight, but we had the full support of our coalition partners. friend'sant my statement today and i listen to the statement of the leader of the option. does the prime minister share my concern that the leader of the

cameron: thank you, mr. speaker. with permission, i would like to make a statement on the panama papers. dealing with my own circumstances first, i have published all of my own finances and additional information about money i inherited or given to me by my family so that people can see the sources of income i have, my salary, the benefit in kind i have been given for living at 10 downing street, the renting of our london home, the interest on the savings that i have. since 2010, i have not owned any shares or any investment. is publication unprecedented, but i think it is the right thing to do. .et me be clear i am not suggesting this should apply to all mps. the chancellor has published information on his tax return in a similar way to the shadow chancellor and the prime minister of scotland. this begs the question of how far tax information should go. i think there is a strong case for the prime minister, leader of the opposition, chancellor and shadow chancellor, but -- because they are people who are or wish to

uestion ma david cameron: yes. no carmichael. : the european union is not just the world's biggest single market but a source of foreign direct investment. an excellent platform for supply chains to thrive and prosper. to get the skills that they need .n innovation that they need many other high-tech companies. cameron: i well remember my visit there with my honorable friend where they showed me the world's first bicycle that was printed on a 3-d printer. trydn't get on a given a but it did look like it would carry someone of my weight. the biggest single market is 500 million people. that is a great market for our businesses in our services and increasingly the market in the supply chain is getting more integrated. that is why we should think very carefully before separating ourselves from it. brain tumors are the biggest cancer killers of children and people under 40. despite this research into them receives only 1% of the uk's national budget. this has been the subject of debate monday in westminster. so that th

cameron: my friend is right. if you look at our reforms to inheritance tax, tensions, we are enabled people to spend more of their money. they are also able to pass it on to their children and help with those key purchases, the first home, first car, hoping young people with families. all of that wealth cascading down the generations is actually part of our goal. m.p.: of course, the prime minister's announcement that people be criminalized if they persist with tax evasions. revisit prime minister to see if they can also play a significant role in dealing with her difficult issue of tax evasion -- dealing with the difficult issue of tax evasion? mr. cameron: it is true the coalition government did a lot in this area. it was led by myself and the second order of the treasury, but particularly at the g-eight, but we had the full support of our coalition partners. friend'sant my statement today and i listen to the statement of the leader of the option. does the prime minister share my concern that the leader of the

you can see cameron there camera stashed with cash. the economy minister of france is in the spotlight, watching a political movement. flo: the political movement can be translated as "forward," or "let's go." he is adamant that it is neither on the right nor the left, but that it is open to everyone of all parties. he is drawing from pieces of all parties to someone playing with legos, the toys. you can see they are talking about how he is opening his lego box, but the french legal is a play on words with "ego" as well. this comes a year before the presidential election, and there are a lot of questions about just what his ambitions are. molly: he has never run for iscted office, and he rocking through traditional french politics. people are having a hard time situating him on the political spectrum. flo: officially he does not belong to any party, but he is part of the socialist government. critics say he is putting forward right wing politics, shipping up sacred topics. you can see the right-wing paper, which is quite a fan of him,

cameron: thank you, mr. speaker. first of all, let me join the right honorable gentleman in congratulating the journalists who broke the story in uncovering this huge cache of information in the panama papers. what is important is that the information is shared with tax authorities in the united kingdom so that action can be taken. the right honorable gentleman accused me of distraction. i think the biggest distraction today has been waiting for the right honorable gentleman's tax returns from which we finally got published at about 3:35 after the session had begun. how incredibly convenient that no one could scrutinize -- now, let me answer each and every one of the questions that he said. first of all, he asked whether we would resource revenue and customs with the right amount of money. we have put 1.8 billion pounds into various initiatives since 2010 to make sure they have the resources to find this morning, first point. second point, he asked me about my register of members interested i've complied with every a

cameron: mr. speaker, i set all the criticisms were not responding to these issues were quickly last week. i was angry about the way my father's name was interviews. >> his poor handling of the crisis fueled criticism. her testers took that the streets, calling for his resignation. to defuse the situation, cameron has now published his tax returns. mr. cameron: the publication of the information is unprecedented, but i think it is the right thing to do. >> the data shows he sold the interest in 2010, the year he became prime minister he. -- prime minister. other opposition leaders including jeremy corbyn has followed suit and made their information. the panama papers has brought up the issue of transparency in the u.k. anchor: joining me is tony patterson, a political correspondent. thank you for joining us. we saw david cameron in the fighting mood today, willing to defend himself. which he had to do. well his statement -- is it going to draw a line under his name in the panama papers? >> i do no

cameron, david cameron, now says he and his wife samantha wned shares in an offshore property set up by his late father ian before he sold them in january, 2010, for the sum of 30,000 pounds. now, he bought these shares, he 12,497n april, 1997, for pounds. actually, let me correct myself. it is not 30,000 pounds. he then sold them in january of 2010 for 31,500 pounds according to downer street. now, what is momentous about this is that on monday we were being told when this first leaked about the panama papers and this news about holdings and the fact that ian cameron, mr. cameron's late father who died in 2010, was one of the five directors of this company, we were told by downing street repeatedly this is a private matter. we then moved on to second and third and fourth statements yesterday. and let's remember mr. cameron said looking down the barrel of a camera that he had no offshore trusts, no holdings, etcetera. what was noticeable about that was it was in the present tense. and of course that is correct. because what he wasn't telling us about was the past. so this is extraord

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david cameron,, yen, and the markets. join us for the conversation on "surveillance." ♪ francine: the yen rises again, the longest winning streak in years as speculators defied the authorities. cameron releases his tax details and faces parliament today. will the fallout put the outcome of the brexit referendum at risk? rada turbulence. where is asian luxury demand going? this is "surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. tom keene i

cameron admits to making money off and offshore fund. we debate a brexit with jon molton and what a sanders or trump presidency would mean for america. we are live from the ambrosetti workshop. ♪ francine: we did see a spike in back ofs may be on the some news we had from the russian energy minister. he's saying that oil producers are discussing phrasing oil production -- freezing oil production at january levels. he said, we're hoping for success at doha. we first of all spoke to the deputy crown prince of saudi arabia 10 days ago. he made it clear we will not see a production freeze if iran does not join in. then we heard from the kuwaiti oil minister saying they are ready to freeze. opec is always saying they are expecting other produces to do more. break from seen as a the russian energy minister saying they are discussing a freeze at the levels in january. nejra: verizon plans to make a first-round bid for yahoo!'s web business and is willing to acquire its to penn state -- it's s japan stake. paid for theit tool that used to brea

on saturday, calling for david cameron to step down from office. public anger centered on the prime minister's tax dealings revealed by the panama papers last week, and his repeated unwillingness to come clean about them. addressing the conservative party on saturday, cameron said it himself. , it has notn: well been a great week. [laughter] david cameron: i know that i should have handled this better. i could have handled this better. either there are lessons to learn, and i will them them. >> cameron and his supporters insist the prime minister has done nothing wrong. his holdings in a company were sold before he took office. over the weekend, he took the unprecedented step of releasing his tax return information to the public. critics say it could be a way of avoiding inheritance tax. acted within the law, but the panama papers show there was one rule for the rich while the rest have to pay taxes. >> if you have a lot of money, you put it in a tax haven. you pay no tax on it. if you are a worker or a street cleaner or nurse, you do not have thos

cameron, you are our guest. why don't you climb up there and make the first cocktail for me. >> okay. >> jimmy: make it a good one, please. let me just ask you, though -- >> jimmy: no corn chowder, please >> when i dip something into the -- does that just automatically take it off the market for me? >> jimmy: no, it doesn't. >> you refill it? >> jimmy: we refill it. we're nice like that, yeah. >> you know this is the only game you're ever going to win. >> jimmy: get a life. >> true. >> alright. >> do i drop them at the same time? >> stop talking. drop your first disk, cameron. >> jimmy: all right, come on, no, stay away from the middle. >> jager! >> go to the jager! go to the jager! [ cheers ] >> kale smoothie. >> jimmy: kale smoothie. i don't even know what -- >> now drop your second. >> ah! >> error, error, error, error. >> jimmy: it's trying to hurt me. >> no, that was such a -- got it. okay, ready. >> go ahead. [ audience oohs ] >> salsa verde. >> what is it? what is it? >> jimmy: salsa verde. >> oh those ar

let's talk about the prime minister of this country, david cameron. he has set to face lawmakers later today after a week of scrutiny. it comes after he published six years of tax data in an attempt to demonstrate his publicist -- demonstrate his integrity. he has come under heavy criticism. mr. cameron: i know that i should have handled this better, i could have handled this better . i know there are lessons to learn and i will learn that. don't blame number 10 downing street, or numerous -- or nameless advisors, blame me and i will learn the lessons. >> i think he took an awful long time to say what money had in those trusts, what money was given to him by his family, what money he has received as a result of it, and what taxi has paid on it. there has been a series of rather changing stories coming out of downing street. roughly a statement every 18-24 hours. i don't know why he couldn't say the whole thing last monday. he hasn't said exactly how much taxi did or didn't pay. >> i don't think there is any evidence that this prime minister has done a

cameron's intentions toward libya. mr. cameron, mr. obama said will become distracted by a range of other things. brittons react the angrily. still "the mclaughlin group" spotted the tensions before most. during our december 12, 2014, episode we noted growing disagreement between the u.s. and u.k. over defense spending while those tensions are now resolved u.k. and u.s. relations what is wrong here, pat? pat: i think, john, first off the president of the united states even if that's the way he felt shouldn't be saying that to mr. goldberg of the atlantic giving his feelings on relationship with one our oldest and best and most reliable allies. the reality is since the ends of the cold war the interests have begun to diverge and no doubt in the middle east everybody with the french, british, americans were hot to intervene in libya then walked away and it has gone to hell in a hand basket. so i guess that the president of the united states is miffed with cameron. but i don't think you say those things to journalists, and say them especi

westminster leader raised the bill to david cameron. bilaid it was an excellent for scotland and the rest of the united kingdom. >> for those that want to keep united kingdom together, what we have just a mistreated is that you can have full on evolution and a powerhouse parliament was a fair fiscal settlement inside the united kingdom. i think that is something to be celebrated. now we move to a situation where the scottish government and the scottish parliament will have to start talking about policies and decisions rather than processes. >> there was drama in the welsh assembly when a bill that bans e-cigarettes in public places was tied on the final vote. despite cross party support, many of the measures in the bill, like a deal between the party and the labour government, the bill collapsed. december was tied at 26-26. the casting vote was a presiding officer obliged to maintain the status quo. you're watching westminster in review with me, alice mccarthy. still to come, more trouble for the government over welfare, trade unions, a

prime minister david cameron. with the debate over brexit intensifying, the leaders are set to hold a joint news conference this hour. betty: volkswagen is doubling the number of money set aside for the emissions cheating scandal. -- $18.2 billion. manus: shares of caterpillar are falling today after a lowered sales forecast, caterpillar saying the commodities rally could run out of steam because of excess supplies. it is 90 minutes into the u.s. trading day. it is time to see how the markets are faring. julie hyman is standing by. we do not often get to say hello. how are you? very well, manus. good to talk to you. it has been getting worse in the market ever since the open, in particular because of the technology earnings. the dow is perhaps having the most rheumatic turnaround in this early session. at one time he was up as much as 44 points. you can see 44 points at the high of the session. now it is down 54. it was down more than 70 at one point, so it has a race all of the gains and then some. this also has

david cameron turned this to political scoring exercise. it seems to have taken on a momentum of its own. do you think he has lost control over this? >> he was always taking an enormous gamble calling this vote. referendums are dangerous tool of democracy. we know they seldom answer the question people are being asked. the danger is the primary motivating factor is going to be immigration. not really about europe but that britain doesn't control its borders in europe. that was an enormous risk. he called this referendum to unite his own party, which is badly split on the subject. he is failing to do so. it is becoming more and more divided. there is a real danger even if he wins the referendum his party will still be terribly split. if he loses he will go down in history as the man who put the future of the united kingdom on the line. >> thank you for your insight. we appreciate it. clinton does mention not everyone agrees remaining is best for britain. pprominent proponents of theost leave campaign. he has angered many with the comment abo

there was pressure on the chancellor to do so because he liked cameron, -- he, like cameron, has come into family money. you can watch this live at bloomberg.com/live. we continue to dip in and out of the prime minister statement to parliament. still ahead, bloomberg businessweek. a trip to a restaurant where it can take months to create the perfect eye pleasing dish. ♪ mark: this is "bloomberg markets," i'm mark barton in london with betty liu. a look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. britain's equivalent of the secretary of the treasury has published his return for 2014 to 2015. george osborne earned $198,738 during that time, he made $72,000 in taxes. as we mentioned, david cameron is speaking to parliament on the tax issues. he isn't suggesting all mps, and members of parliament should cover -- should public -- published tax returns. malia pharmaceutical asks its cooperate everto he failed to appear. the senate says it plans to start legal proceedings against him. the executive is under subpoena to appear before the committee for april 27. the company says t

i guess that the president of withnited states is miffed cameron. but i don't think you say those and to sayournalists them especially about an ally like the brits. when it comes to defense effort and all the rest f it, the two countries have moving gradually apart. eleanor: i think that is a retty mild rebuke and relationship between cameron and obama is very strong. parliamenthe british is investigating the libyan -- the british involvement in libya -- because they were in the forefront of the. regime and that after wards the brits were in training theically libyan military and then they abruptly pulled out. is the parliament investigating how libya became such a catastrophe not only to libyan people but for the british interests. was ousted, david cameron visited libya twice, basically a victory lap. so i think what the president not have he should said it but i think he spoke the truth that mr. cameron has distracted. among the distractions is trying in the european union. and the president really is behind him on that. so, i don't think there's

as to cameron: there are thought -- mr. cameron: there are thousands of these investment funds and many people in britain who holds shares. such funds, including those listed outside the u.k., are included in the pension funds of local governments, most of britain's largest companies, and some trade unions. the bbc, a mirror group, guardian newspapers, and islington, all have these sorts of overseas investments. this is not to criticize what they do. it is to make the point that this is an entirely standard practice and it is not to avoid tax. i asked our london correspondent how convinced the u.k. parliament was. >> this with a calm, confident performance from the prime who,ter, a prime minister completely unprecedented, is publishing the last six years summary of his tax affairs. the introduction has provoked an epidemic of publication of tax returns. as mr. cameron was getting on his feet, we got that of the chancellor of the exchequer, jeremy osborne and the leader of the opposition, jeremy corbyn. we also got the mayor

cameron releases his tax details and faces parliament today. will the fallout put the outcome of the brexit referendum at risk? rada turbulence. where is asian luxury demand going? this is "surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. tom keene is in new york. we had some importing use. market movement, a lot of volatility. tom: a lot of volatility. we will cover that with paul donovan. -- excusepresident me, the president and the chair will meet today at 3:00 p.m. what chair yellen will discuss with the president, but they are meeting. francine: i don't know if this happens very often. they may talk longer term. tom: maybe they will look at washington capitals prospects. i don't know. the stanley cup is upon us. francine: there you go. let's get to the bloomberg first word news. here's caroline hyde. caroline: the international furor over the penama bakers -- the panama papers anders its second week. over the weekend, cameron addressed concerned party activists that acknowledged shortcomings in his handling of the matter. president argentine

david cameron initially denied any links to offshore funds. why has he been forced into this admission? robert: because of nonstop pressure on this issue. it is very embarrassing for the prime minister. he appears to have wriggled and kind of such and tried to not reveal the truth. all of that looked bad. it's interesting, at the start of the launch of the eu referendum campaign, he was taking questions from the press in exeter, talking about the eu, and a student managed to talk to him about the eu doing their best to combat tax avoidance. he had to talk about that. throwing a shadow over the eu referendum campaign. anchor: a few days ago the icelandic prime minister, who had nothing -- had done nothing wrong legally, reside over some of these revelations. so it raises the question, how dangngrobert: i don't think it t dangerous. he, after all, got rid of these shares before he became prime minister, so in a sense he's seen what the danger wasan done sosososososososososososososososh times in britain because of the eu referendum campaign, any

--terday gary cameron criticism of his own use of an offshore company continued. art lovers will get a chance to make up their own minds later on the authenticity of this work of art from last year and believed to be a long-lost caravaggio. it will be unveiled at a press conference later today. melissa: we begin in brazil, with a symbolic vote that nonetheless represented a significant blow to dilma rousseff. a committee voted overnight that she should face impeachment proceedings. the vote was 38-27 in favor. dilma rousseff will now see her fate decided by the lower house. there is oliver farry with more. oliver: after a stormy debate, a congressional committee voted to recommend increasing -- in teaching dilma rousseff. members chanted "dilma out." the working class seems -- individualthe vocalist government, and others, the pt votes against a coup. oliver: for the opposition, the president has to go. economic is in a grave position. the country stole, the president of the republic seat is empty. for this reason, we vote yes to impeach. dilma rousseff is deposed

cameron in that. he says when i go back and i ask myself what went wrong, there is room for criticism because i had more faith in the europeans. heminister david cameron soon stopped paying attention becoming concerned with other things. >> they seem to be at pains to paper over any differences between the president and david cameron. cameron referring to him as barack with the british accent. another comment that i think will get attention in the eu from the president today is his comment that he sees relations in europe between the european countries as strained in european unity as strained. that is something that i think will get picked up a lot. it may be self-evident but something people will pay attention to. >> chuck todd was talking about that as well. flagging it just as you have. thank you so much. live for us in washington, d.c. i do have our panel here and it will be a short time. but josh brown, your reaction to the looming reactions? >> i guess i tend to look at it the way he does which

president obama meeting prime minister cameron at 10 downing street earlier today. the two leaders are discussinging the campaign against isis and russia and the ukraine. and also on the agenda the withdrawal of britain from the eu, and the president is encouraging them to stay in the bloc. >>> there have been a dozen fatalities in ohio where criminal investigators have been sent to pike county, but no word on the number of fatalities or if anybody is in custody. >>> uber has agreed to pay $9 million to settle cases in california and massachusetts and it is revol fg around whether uber drivers were contractors or drivers with benefits. in the settlement they will be classified cop tractors. >> and more trending on the death of pop star prince as an autopsy will be performed today. now we go back to you, carl. >> okay. now over to seema mody. >> the nasdaq is down tracking for the worst day since february and turning negative year-to-date and that is impacting the nasdaq with 1,100 which is now on the ce of the worst day since february as large cap earnings disappoin

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david cameron: we had a joint account. we owned 5000 units in blair more investment trust which we sold in january, 2010. that was worth a like 30,000 pounds. i paid income tax on the dividends, but there was a profit on it that was less than the capital gains tax allowed, so i didn't pay capital gains tax. but it was subject to all of the u.k. taxes in the normal ways. francine: this is related to the panama papers. it has taken four days per david cameron to come out with a. 30,000 pounds -- you pay for a year at his school. know. don't i haven't done a lot of research on this, francine, other than to peoplere are a gazillion doing this. they have the right to find lower taxes. i believe the prime minister explained that in a responsible way. know if it isn't a right or not a right, but will be can link into, and i don't have the answer to this, is whether that news for cameron is good news for brexit. tom: compare and contrast the upper over the prime minister of the united kingdom with the upper -- upper over the leade

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david cameron: i think he is right to raise this issue. they've made advances in recent years about the relevance hereto are anticorruption summit on the 12th. we will be looking at corruption in sport and looking at new modes of practice that we would hope others in other countries would adopt. there's also the question of whether doping should be made a specific criminal defense which we should be debating in this house. >> what progress has been made in implementing the 10 clinical standards published in december 2013? that are absolutely essential for ironing out the seven-day nhs waiting. ? what is good is that others within the nhs support this position on the seven-day waiting. of course we should pay tribute to all those doctors and nurses who work weekends already. what we are to move toward is an nhs where the individual has 70ess to their family doctor days a week. and where hospitals work on the seven-day basis because that will save lives. catherine west: the governors play a key role in local schools supporting the children's

. >> this footages the moment cameron king's 6,000 pound truck fell on his head. he had been working underneath when the jack tipped over. >> the whole car just collapsed and i was supporting as much as i could with my neck and shoulders. >> flailing his arms and yelling for help. >> when this happened, i thought what's the best thing i could do. first thing, yell and call for help. >> reporter: brian phillips, a local ups driver making deliveries in the area, heard cameron's screams. >> i jumped out to see what i could do. >> reporter: grabbing cameron and pulling him to safety. >> he standing up. i couldn't believe he was okay. >> reporter: the california teen avoiding major injury, just scratches to his face and a busted lip. his parents grateful for the hero who stepped? >> thank you brian so much. oh, my gosh. we are so blessed. it's a miracle when you see that video, when you see his truck go down. >> reporter: the two reuniting, cameron thanking the man who saved his life. >> thank you. >> you know what the first thing you said when you popped up? is my tru

prime minister cameron, the president came here to tell the uk, in the e.u. as a friend, speaking honestly what would you advise americans do about donald trump? >> that was so predictable. i wouldn't describe the european unity as in a crisis but i would say it is under strain. some of that has to do with the aftermath of the financial crisis and the euro zone. it is important to emphasize as david points out that the uk is not part of the euro zone. so back to the british economy, has been different than it is. we have seen strain through northern and southern parts of europe. the migration crisis amplifies a debate taking place not just in europe but the united states as well. at a time of globalization, at a time when a lot of the challenges we face are transnational as opposed to just focus on one country, there is a temptation to want to pull up the drawbridge, either literally or figuratively. we see that played out with debates taking place, and that debate is accelerated in europe but i am confident the ties that bind europe together are much stronge

david cameron went away and a negotiated the veto with other eu leaders. making concessions along the way. proposal tondoning scratch out benefits paid overseas and instead limiting the amount paid. full-year, agreement that entitlements to things like tax credits would be phased in for new arrivals. details finalized, he came back to comments concerning referendum would be held on june 23. >> we be in parts of europe that work for us, influencing decisions that affect us, and driving seat of worlds biggest single market. ability to take action to keep our people safe. the parts oft of europe that do not work for us. out of the euro, out of euros m. out of passport borders. permanently and legally protected from ever being part of a closer union. >> finished on personal note. i believe choice is being an even greater britain and cider reforms eu or a great leap into the unknown. challenges facing west today are genuinely threatening. used andputin in the extremism to the south. in my view this is no time to divide the west. i am not standing for reelection

cameron: i will pick up that last one. president obama: i wouldn't describe european unity as in a crisis. but it is understrength. some of that has to do with the aftermath of the financial crisis and the strings we are all aware of with respect to the eurozone. it is important to emphasize that the u.k. is not part of the eurozone. so the blowback to the british economy has been different than it is on the continent. we have seen some divisions and difficulties between the southern and northern parts of europe. that is created some strains. i think the migration crisis amplifies a debate taking place not just in europe but in the united states as well. at a time of globalization, at a time when a lot of the challenges we face are transnational as opposed to just focused on one country, there is a temptation to just want to pull up the drawbridge. either literally or figuratively. we have seen that played out with some of the debates taking place in the u.s. presidential race. that debate has accelerate in europe. but i'm

prime minister david cameron. with the debate over brexit intensifying, the leaders are set to hold a joint news conference this hour. betty: volkswagen is doubling the number of money set aside for the emissions cheating scandal. -- $18.2 billion. manus: shares of caterpillar are falling

cameron heads into the session in the commons? >> it's undoubtedly been a defendant very difficult week for the prime minister here in london, peter. this time a week ago, we were waking up to the panama papers and david cameron was saying, any link between him and this company called blairmoore holdings, an offshore company which is worth millions of pounds that was set up by his late father was strictly private business, that he didn't want to speak about them. he meet he handled that response badly. by thursday evening, he said he had profiting to the tune of some 30,000 pounds. what's that $50,000 in shares from this company, blairmoore holdings which he received back in 2010 and that he had paid tax on those. over the weekend, he gave further details and gave the details of his tax returns as you said for the past six years. i think david cameron is hoping that he has now drawn a line under this uncomfortable story, if you like. he will say it will be -- it announced a new task force run by the tax authorities and the nationa

president obama meeting with prime minister david cameron and great britain. pushing the prints to stay in the european union. and a lot of people there do not like what they think of us. they want our president to stay out of our business. the duke. as you can see, mr. obama thinks i will get into the land rover. he loves to drive. the first lady and michelle obama in the back. the duke who is 95 years old says i've got this and drives off. the only good thing is it is a very short drive from the lawn up to the castle. the president of the united states. wanting to get into the u.s. their mexico. as always, ashley is right here. this report came out over arrests. they interview these people. one of the suspects revealed plans with isis in syria. carrying out attacks here. >> this is not good news for president obama. probably supportive of donald trump. >> we have seen that. president obama's isis strategy has been a complete disaster. his message to his supporters. he gets stronger with these types of things happening. >> more information here. this is a har

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then you have this story with david cameron. when you and i caught up this morning, i was surprised at how dominant it was in the german press. hans: you know, when i was in the public broadcasters this morning, they all lead with the david cameron story, the idea that he wasn't upfront. dominating coverage here as well. in some ways it is the extent to which germany is concerned about a brexit. a great deal of concern about whether the u.k. will leave the eu. germany doesn't want that. guy: yeah. all things seem to revert back to brexit. fascinating to see how it draws back into that story. less than half in our way from the open; let's update everyone on where we see the open. looks like we will open on the front flip. wei function, if want to play along at home, click the futures box and you get this line. what that shows he was the european equities this morning. they will open on the front foot. hans: yeah. a lot of it is related. let's go up to that 109 level, bouncing slightly around their. -- there. topix not doing well

the records show that cameron has received no stock dividends since april 2011. an accounting firm notes on the website that cameron has no other taxable income or gains. from either the u.k. or overseas aside from what's listed in the report. cameron n also announced that h receceived a tax-free gift of around $282,000 from his mother in 2011. the gift will only become taxable if she dies within seven years of giving it. >>> british media are speculating that the money could have come from his father's offshore fund. they also say that the money may have been given to avoid inheritance taxes. >>> now for weather here on nhk "newsline." fair weather prevails in tokyo but jonathan oh joins us to sell us why it was so gusty. >> reporter: we are seeing a couple areas of two differing pressures, one a high pressure system west of japan and then another low pressure system to the east of japan. and these two systems are powerful in their own right. when they're so close together we typically have very strong winds. because they're coming from the north, it made temper

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president obama and british prime minister david cameron -- david cameron live from london. >> barack has been president more than seven years. i have been prime minister nearly 60 years. our countries have been working together through some of the most troubled global times. we faced the aftermath of the banking crisis, they need to create jobs and our economies, new threats to our security from russia to the rise of islamist terrorists. and huge global challenges like climate change. through it all, the partnership between the nations has never been more important. when 70 years ago last month winston churchill first described the special relationship, it was not merely an expression of friendship, it was a way of working together. it was about kindred spirits who share the same values and so often the same approaches to the many issues we face. ist as our predecessors, it true for barak and me, whether working to deliver on national security or new merging challenges. weeconomic security, succeeded in getting our economies growing and creating jobs for our people. the global econom