kerry is expected to arrive in brussels within the hour. let's bring in cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson live in the belgian capital. nic? >> yeah, good morning. secretary kerry comes here really as a friend of the european union, as a friend of great britain and somebody who could perhaps mediate between the two. it's not got to the point where mediation is required but you have a position now where the european union is saying to great britain, come on. you've decided to leave the european union. let's start the negotiation and the talks right now. and in britain the message is, hold on. we've got to figure out a political leadership and we won't be ready to make those moves to get out of the european union until later in the year. what secretary kerry says he wants to do here really, this is so important for the united states and the world, n that is stabilize international financial markets. this is what he said. >> the most important thing is that all of us, as leaders, work together to provide as much continuity, as m

john kerry wants to be informed of what's going on. it's not clear if you any influence or power play here. jonathan: just to wrap things up, what was clear to me today is germany is not singing from the same hymn sheet. francine: we heard the same thing from adam posen. when you look at politicians across europe, merkel is the only one who was thinking long term. she seems to be the one who is pushing the u.k. to start renegotiations. she is not in a haste. she thinks there is some way of keeping the u.k. in. they want toar u.k. out as soon as possible. they want to give a message to the others. be careful of the outcome. you might he kicked out as well. it seems the situation is quite fluid. thinkmerkel, she seems to longer-term and look at the nuances. david: that is francine outside of westminster. thank you very much for your time. next, what are the similarities and differences? we will speak to you about that on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio. ♪ jonathan: live from london, i am jonathan ferro. david: this is a specia

is john kerry correct? are they on the run and desperate and are they losing to use his wofrds. >> good to be with you. if you loor at islamic state they are under more pressure in their territory. and we talked about the baghdad bombings and how they are moving toward terrorism in the conventional as their territory comes under pressure. but the key can issue for all of us, it is a global war and manifestly so, the islamic state had the notion of conquering the world in pursuit of the mission. the world must be be be purified and so this is inevitable. and the problem that we find with comments such as those by secretary kerry and president obama, you look at the specifics of what the islamic state is doing. in destabilizing europe and the united states through the smaller attacks, it severs the notion living in our lives in the pursuit of happiness. it destabilizes that fundmental element of democracy. >> and confusing to the american people. we hear mixed messages. john kerry saying they are losing and d

>> good. >> should we talk about john kerry? >> john kerry. he said the istanbul bombing means isis is desperate. did you know that? >> yeah. >> just checking. you talked about the way kerry refers to dash instead of isis and isil. you said is it pronounced daesh? >> yes. >> it is not. it is pronounced like a gutterral sound that i can't make. >> it is not dash. >> dash is wrong. >> so i'm right. >> you said terror groups know we have have to get it right 24/7. this is a leap year. that's stuff our government should know. this is what the obama administration does. to me saying that they are desperate shows the obama administration is desperate. it is ridiculous and silly. >> i'm agreeing with you. >> he didn't give us any new information. >> it was actually new to me that bombing an airport is a sign of desperation. >> i need to have you on more often. >> this reminded you of the jv comment. you said voters don't like this. i think that's also true and i think it does backfire. when the justice department redacted the 9-1-1 transcripts they t

y- the time is 6:11, secretary of state, john kerry, heads to london and brussels for emergency talks with the european leaders, after britain's stunning decision last week, to leave the european union. >> the talks commas financial markets around the world prepare for another uncertain day. tina krause is live from london. >> jim, brooke, good morning, 3.6 million people have signed an on line petition urging the british government to a null this brexit vote. a mid the uncertainty and the economic anxiety, secretary of state, john kerry; hoping to find a sensible solution if he crosses the pond for emergency talks with european leaders. >> secretary every state, john kerry,'s european visit comes as british and eu leaders continue to way the impact of messy divorce. speaking in rome, secretary kerry expressed support for both sides. >> the most important thing is that all of us, as leaders, work together to provide as much continuity as, as much stability, as much certainty as possible. >> ex it negotiations are already proving complicated, british prime minister david cameron who an

>> i thought that either john kerry or john edwards would have been a better choice. edwards was only two years in the senate so that was tough. and what happened in the debate as you may recall was that dick cheney went in as the most unpopular person in america in terms of the four people on the ticket, and he came out as the most popular because lieberman was terrible in the debate. so i thought if you had someone like john kerry, was solid, he could do this, he would be very effective in a debate as we saw in 2004. but you're right, it is a fallible process. >> and bob, that's part of why i wanted to talk to you about this tonight. it's not so much about litigating any one choice, although some of them have been remarkable choices. i find it a remarkable thing about our democracy that this one very important job is picked in this one sort of out of a hat kind of way. we didn't always do that. it used to be that back in the day, used to be basically the person who came in second in the presidential contest got the vice presidential job and they were seen as two dif

>> i thought that either john kerry or john edwards would have been a better choice. edwards was only two years in the senate so that was tough. and what happened in the debate as you may recall was that dick cheney went in as the most unpopular person in america in terms of the four people on the ticket, and he came out as the most popular because lieberman was terrible in the debate. so i thought if you had someone like john kerry, was solid, he could do this, he would be very effective in a debate as we saw in 2004. but you're right, it is a fallible process. >> and bob, that's part of why i wanted to talk to you about this tonight. it's not so much about litigating any one choice, although some of them have been remarkable choices. i find it a remarkable thing about our democracy that this one very important job is picked in this one sort of out of a hat kind of way. we didn't always do that. it used to be that back in the day, used to be basically the person who came in second in the presidential contest got the vice presidential job and they were seen as two dif

they convened a global leaders on terror, president obama didn't go, joe biden didn't go, john kerry wrought james taylor to sing a song for the parisians. if this commentary yesterday doesn't tell you they are clueless, then being clueless, that's trouble for us. >> as i mentioned, turkey is one of our key allies and well while they're having an interesting relationship with isis, there is some word of maybe shared oil revenues, we can't confirm that but it's interesting. [overlapping conversation] >> we can confirm that, harris. i'm sorry, i don't want to occupy this but we saw the terrorists, the isis terrorists driving oil trucks from iraq and parts of syria in through the turkish border. the turkish border waved them through and we literally said as a country, we are not going to bomb those people because we worried about collateral damage. >> for me i think you'd have to search the truck but really, what else would be in there so i get your point. julie, you have never liked the way this president has handled isis. >> and i don't and i continue not to. eric and i have a rare mo

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secretary kerry called it a failure of the diplomatic spirit. but we are happy to have a new chapter. a chapter of friends. in 1995, president clinton announced normalization of diplomatic relations with vietnam and as we look back today, we thank all of those who have played a part in ending the war. thank those who played a part in ending the war and the american people from all walks of life for supporting the vietnamese people in this regard. vietnam has been cooperating fully with the american side. we will continue to be working together for a new future of our relations. and from the humanitarian spirit, wishing to work with the u.s. president clinton, when he announced the normalization of diplomatic relations, on july 11, 1995, took a special note of those who had difficulty. and includes john kerry representative peterson, among others. and we have many others, ,mericans and vietnamese working hard to help in the efforts of healing and reconciliation, especially the veterans. from both sides. , sincerelationship grew 2013 the two count

and yet secretary kerry was on the television this morning acting as if we were doing? . what is going on relative to us accommodating their ability to use dollars in their transactions? >> thank you very much for the question. it's an important one. as you noted it's gathered a fair bit of media buzz. and this is ultimately a treasury concern because they're the ones that do general licensing and adam zubin is a great person to talk to on this. let me tell you what i know at this point which is that the rumors and news that has appeared in the press that the u.s. is preparing to reinstate a u-turn authorization or to allow iran access to the u.s. financial are not true. >> why would secretary kerry have said the things he said this morning? saying that we need to accommodate their ability to have the economic growth that they thought they would have under the sanctions relief. >> what the secretary was -- the point the secretary was making is that as iran attempts to access money that is being made available to it through the lifting of sanctions, that there will be inst

john kerry and rob, brussels meeting urging them to keep calm. we will have the latest on the situation. u.s. stock market futures after the dow fell 611 points. negative averages through 2016. below the morning and last hour. data features 1039. s&p futures accurate. you are watching nicole, your first look at burning markets and breaking news. >> what i saw and glynis people got tired of being dictated to by unelected bureaucrats in brussels. get ready for the rio olympic games by switching to xfinity x1. show me gymnastics. x1 lets you search by sport, watch nbc's highlights and catch every live event on your tv with nbc sports live extra. i'm getting ready. are you? x1 will change the way you experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the rio olympic games. call or go online today to switch to x1. you guy's be good[ bark ] i'll [ bark ]later bye. see ya pal. ever wonder what your pets do when you leave home? [ laughing ] aw you cutie pie. aw. aw. aw. aw. [ barking ] [ washing machine running ] party's on! know what your pets are up to with xfinity

kerry didn't respond. trump responds to everything and responds quickly. >> in 1999 trump talked to me about his plans for the economy which included taxing people on their net worth. it's not an income tax. this is a wealth tax. let's watch. >> i would tax people of wealth, of great wealth. people over 10 million by 14.25%. this tax would raise approximately 5.7 trillion which happens to be our national debt. the economy would boom. we would have no debt. i know about debt. probably as much as anybody. i've had too much and i've had too little. you know what, too little is much better, believe me. >> there he is. this isn't anything -- this is basically take your money and the government grabs it. 15% of it. >> that was donald trump 1999. >> why was he a populist then? >> that was the thing to be then. >> it still is. >> why isn't he still running that way? >> he said he found a different undercurrent this time of something that the media wasn't tapping into. >> do you know chris? >> that's part of that g

kerry spoke to reporters. kerry: the most important thing is that all of us as leaders work together to provide as much continuity and stability as we can for the marketplace to understand that there are ways to minimize disruption. there are ways to smartly move ahead. to protect the values and interests that we share. mark: he's expected to the white house's message that the special relationship between united states and the united kingdom will not change. an israeli official said prime minister benjamin netanyahu will make the announcement tomorrow. it will clear the way for israel to sell natural gas to turkey. presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton marched in the gay pride parade in new york city. the celebration started on a somber note with a moment of silence for the victims of the terror attack in orlando. today's event had unprecedented levels of security. hillary clinton holds a slim lead over donald trump in several battleground states. according to a cbs news poll. in florida and mrs. clin

. >> thank, meisha a secretary every state, john kerry is in europe, to calm fears after britain's vote to leave the european union. >> meanwhile, international financial markets are facing another rough day, tina krause is live in london to bring us up to date on potentially painful break up. tina? >> says the uk is ready to face the future from position every strength, but friday's breath sit result, us secretary of state john kerry is coming across the ponds for emergency talks with european leaders. >> secretary of state john kerry's european visit comes as british and eu leaders continue to way the impact after messy divorce. >> speaking in rome, secretary kerry expressed support for both sides. >> most important thing is that all of us, as leaders, wok together to provide as much continuity, as much stability, as much certainty as possible. >> exit negotiations proof complicated, david cameron, who announced he stepped down in the fall, is facing intense pressure to cut ties quickly, but former london mayor, borris johnson, who is a in bid to replace him, claims no need to rush, r

and sat down with john kerry for an exclusive interview. i interested him about those comments. >> secretary, it's great to have you here. you are one of a tiny handful of people that have ever been a major party nominee to be president of the united states, small club, a rare experience. >> of one kind. >> what do you make of the election that's happening? >> you're going right for it. look, you know that i'm not permitted to get in the middle of the election and i don't want to, but i can't help but say that as i meet with my counterparts all around the world and as i engage with other countries they are very concerned about the quality of what's happened to america and its clarity of leadership, if you will. i think the bombast and the dividing language is very hard for some people to digest as we are working to undo sectarian divisions and old religious overtones to different conflicts. we need our voice to be above reproach and i think right now people are really wondering about where we're heading. >> the president used the word rattl

. >> then kerry wash on baby number two. >> i'll be waddling my way around. >> as blake's baby bump. >> we didn't have it the last two of shooting. >> i saw what she said to you. i wa the show. why ellen is coming between cameron amom. >> you have created a mo >> now for june 2016, this is entertainment tonight. what a heartbreaking weekend. our crews were in or covering the murder of voice star kristina grimmie and the unimaginable happened. a mass shooting. the larges u.s. history. >> the media fl into motion today. so many of us are trying to make sense of th senseless act. >> last night at the tony awards in new york michelle turner was there with host corden where message was clear, hate will never win. >> it is a horrific tragedy all around the world people are trying to come to term with the horrific events that took place in orland our hearts go out to all of those effected by this atrocity. your tragedy is ourtragedy. >> the very thing about this community is they historically have just embraced any race, religion, gender, sexuality, and tonight has to be a statement about t

plus, secretary of state jo kerry heads to london for emergency talks with europe leaders. the latest on the fallout from brexit. and firefighters work to ga control of the fire near la isabella... as more homes burn... and human remains are found in e rubble. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 ,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> a bit of road rage during a nascar event. john wes townley and spencer gallagher fought in illinois. after saturday night colliding at gateway motor parkway in illinois. a no-decision fight, if you will, but there will ab decision from nascar's president about fines. >>> a fan joined the action saturday night during the cardinals/mariners game in seattle. just as a flyball was falling from the sky, an outfielder caught the ball. security caught the fan. >>> charlie hustle gets back into the spotlight in cincinnati. the reds yesterday retired pete rose's number 14 and inducted him into the team's hall of famer. the hit king is blocked from baseball's hall of fame from betting on game

kerry met for about 30 minutes with 10 of the diplomats who signed a memo urging the u.s. to use more military force. plans tolear if kerry incorporate dissenting views into his own policy recommendations to the administration. the american bar association says supreme court nominee merrick garland is " well-qualified for the nation's highest court." judge garland also earned the highest possible rating from the group's federal committee could senior member of the senate judiciary committee, vermont democrat patrick leahy, says the aba rating means republicans have run out of excuses and should "end their harmful obstruction." more than 85% of fema could spur u.s. marine combat jobs have nailed to pass the fitness test. that is according to a report from the associated press. 85.7% of the women have flunked such tests as lips, ammunition, and, maneuvers. -- as pull-ups, ammunition, and combat maneuvers. it forces recruits you who fall into other less physically demanding marine jobs. the pentagon open combat jobs to win in six months ago. -- two women six months ago. i am

and i think secretary kerry last night mentioned these figures. from half a billion u.s. dollars to now over 45 billion u.s. dollars. u.s. ranks number 7 among the largest investor in vietnam with about 11 billion u.s. dollars. but more can still be done and potentials remain to be tapped especially in the context of the tpp. we believe the tpp high quality and balance agreement will help enhance economic growth and expansion for all participating countries and give -- to the asiawide regional cooperation as a member of tpp vietnam is committed to the tpp and its implementation. we also request that the u.s. recognize vietnam as a market economy and do away with technical barriers in our trade relations. on defense and security we will continue our bilateral cooperation in these areas as -- statement on defense relations that was adopted june last year, 2015, and the defense cooperation m.o.u. of 2011. including in the areas of maritime security, search and rescue, disaster relief and peace keeping. we will further our cooperation as a priority -- and we expect the u.s. t

meantime, john kerry is in the capital of the european union. secretary kerry held talks this morning with nato secretary-general in brussels belgium. kerry said the uk's involvement with nato is as important as ever, despite the vote to leave the eu. >> we all anticipate an even stronger nato going forward, because the clarity is going to be important. >> german chancellor angela merkel says eu leaders will meet tomorrow in brussels to discuss how much time britain needs to untangle itself from the group of nations. >>> taking a live look now at the new york stock exchange. stocks open lower on wall street following biggerfs losses in europe as investors continue to deal with the fallout of the brexit vote, down now 315 this morning. the u.s. treasury secretary says our economy may see an impact, but there is no sense of a financial crisis developing. today. the pound plunged to its lowest level in three years on friday. this morning, it fell another 2.3% against the dollar today. britain's treasury chief is trying to ease concerns. he's saying

with that, secretary of state john kerry. [applause] john kerry: susan, thank you very, very much. welcome, everybody. to this annual event, it will be my last one, but not the least important in many ways, because it represents a continuum and an awful lot of work that has been done for a lot of people. particularly proud of the work that she has done in leading this initiative. she is all in. and she was a prosecutor before she came to the state department , and i asked her to take on this task with my own prosecutorial experience in the back of my head. i was early in my career, spent a number of years in a prosecutor, started a rape counseling initiative, priority prosecution unit, that particularly focused on personal crimes against people, which we prioritize and a very significant way. so i remember how difficult the job can be, how tough it is for people to come forward and talk about very personal things in a very public way. not easy, the pressure can be intense. but it was clear to me that susan came with a particular level of commitment and understanding, and i think we

secretary kerry is kind of coming as a divorce counselor, but not a disinterested one. do not forget, the u.s. has a lot at stake here, and an awful lot on the line. with what iseals the biggest disruption in geopolitics in europe in decades. a sense, ryan, of what is at stake here for the united states. therewell, first of all, is the issue of security. the united states is very concerned about russia. the last thing the u.s. wants on the security front is a divided europe that they think r putin could take advantage of. the u.s. and the european union together represent 64% of global gdp, and that's a lot. u.s.ast three years, the and eu have been negotiating a free-trade deal. they were hoping to get to the end of those talks, maybe even before obama leaves the white house. that is looking like it might be difficult. nonetheless, they would like to get it done sometime in the near future. there are setbacks, and now with the u.k., the world's fifth-largest economy, the second-biggest in the eu, that will come to get those talks. there's an awful lot of the u.s. wants

now we're hearing from secretary kerry. he is calling the editing of the video stupid and clumsy and inappropriate. adding that he would like to find out exactly what happened and why. congressman, what is it that you are asking for here? >> well, look, they're trying, i think they snookered the american people when ben rhodes and company tried to sell the iranian deal. now that it is in place, there seems to be a whitewashing of the record because here you have this instance where there is eight minutes of video that is extracted. now they're saying it is on purpose. now we find a second case where they have actually deleted a portion, a small portion, but a very important portion of the record in the transcript. so it starts to look more like a pattern as opposed one-off about. we expect the secretary of state and the state department to come clean and find out who will be held accountable. sandra: do you think you will get anything back? >> later today we're sending requests for the secretary of state to appear before th

how does it look so far this morning, kerry? >> reporter: we've seen some squalls come through, but right now it's not even raining, which is very nice. as you noted, up to 8 inches of rain expected so there's a real concern. the hurricane hunter planes out in the gulf of mexico snapped this photograph out the window. it's a tremendous photograph because it really suggests the power of this storm. that's a waterspout that you can see back there and they do expect possibly seeing some tornados touch down as this storm makes its way across the state of florida. with that rain also comes flooding, so there's been a sandbagging operation in various counties. people going to central locations to get their bags filled up. in some cases inmates from the local jails have been helping to fill those sandbags. bottom line, folks are preparing for something that's going to last for the next couple of days as the water goes through. remember, 8 inches of rain collects, and in two days we may actually see there's a problem. finally, one coupl

>> good use of his time, john kerry, at an ideas festival in aspen, colorado. so many cliches mixed into that one kind of idea that it's mind blowing. thankfully, he did not blame a video. i consider that improvement over a few years ago. one thing we haven't talked about, that is kind of interesting, is the new accord betweenies real a between israel and turkey. just a few days ago. did that have anything to do with it? >> not only are they entering into a new agreement with israel but they're entering into a new agreement, apology, if you will, with russia, for having downed a russian jet. >> the israel thing is a bit different. >> why is that? >> because it's israel. >> point to hamas or another group. >> or isis. >> or isis. >> way different than russia. >> i see what you mean. russia is not a direct threat in the region? >> no. israel is despised in the region. >> russia has its problems, especially in syria at the moment. i would say this to you. john kerry just said there hasn't been an attack led by al qaeda, isis, in a year, he said. and suggested that

all of the goodwill the district by a statement by secretary kerry that he lied to me to my face. and i was taken aback because i was surprised that they expected anything different. that is part of the indispensable background of policy decisions and ruinous with whom you're dealing

secretary of state john kerry are scheduled to meet in rome on sunday. from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm mark crumpton. westmberg max -- bloomberg is quote is next. i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." we will examine the potential impacts of a brexit at tech industry. and must lay's defense -- having a hard time selling his $3 billion proposal for a tesla-solar city merger of we will break down why some investors are skeptical. the global entrepreneur conference kicks off. with john interviews kerry and reid hoffman, we will hear from steve case. but first to our lead. britain is on the brink of a monumental decision about whether to remain in the european union. campaigners issued 11 hour appeals in the so-called brexit debate with the mayor of london calling up the fight of our lives. his predecessor calls it the last chance to take back control. polls waver between a dead heat and narrow lead for each camp. joining us to put it all into perspective is alex webb who recently relocated here from england. -- it iseporter back incredible to

so, i think that secretary kerry's comment could be accurate there. i think it's very premature to say that we're ahead of things here in the united states or in western europe. i think there will be more terrorist attacks and we're not doing what we ought to in order to deal with that. stuart: what ought we to do? >> we need to get essentially an understanding among citizens who are interested in civil liberties and that's most of us, and the government, and the parts of the government that are here to protect us, and get them working together in kind of a public-private partnership. we are at war and the damage that the president does by not saying that and make it clear that the jihadis are coming for us, and we have to quite, and by not making it clear, the president is making it much harder for secretary kerry and the rest of the administration to be focused on what we have to do, which is use publicly available data from various websites, that are publicly available, we have to use that in order to help track terrorists and we're not doing it ve

emily: my interview with john kerry. instagram asceo of the company crosses a major milestone. emily: now it's instagram -- four years ago, they bought it for a billion dollars and it seems like it is paying off. the community has more than doubled in two years and now there are 500 million active users daily and we sent them with the cofounder for a wide ranging interview. i asked him about passing the one billion user milestone. i think the last only talked, we had a couple of million users. that has been over five years. its breakneck speed. it's been 13 people now to 500. it is crazy the scale. we have nearly one out of three people in the united states using instagram every single month. it is ubiquitous. emily: you've added the last 100 users. talk about the 100 million. >> one, images are a universal language. globally us to grow and if there is any company to learn from, growing very quickly. that has helped. are averaging 4.2 billion likes a day. give us an idea of how fast instagram is. >> a lot faster than we first talked. what is interesting about growth the now is

. >> reporter: kerry hamlen has been practicing yoga for years and now something she does with her son sean who has cerebral palsy and others with disability. >> ohio ace for everybody, and it doesn't matter your age, your size, anything, it doesn't math fur you can't touch your toes. >> reporter: sean is 18 now. he had been hospitalized countless times mainly for breathing issues until three years ago. >> as wide as you are able to. >> when kerry started yoga with him. >> i need practiced to heel my body and soul and then i realized sean, he need the same thing. yoga really became a path the way for him to move his breath where he need it to help clear his lungs so he is not developing as many pneumonias. >> take a deep breath in, and out. >> reporter: along with better breathing yoga can improve strength, flexibility, muscle tone and more. >> it is whole package, body, mind, spirit and yoga means union so it is bringing those things together. >> reporter: after seeing what yoga did for her son, kerry, certified in yoga, now does classes for others at her studio, yoga home in conshoho

i do not think you are going to hear john kerry say that. the big thing for the united states is trying to get a sense of where this is going and how they can maneuver it. they're concerned about geopolitics, about a disunited in eu and what that means for russia. they are concerned about trade. the u.s. and the eu together represent 60% of global trade. they've been working on this for three years. they're getting close. there were already set. now what the second-most -- tradet economy, the u.s. deal might be dead. >> thank you very much. that was reporting from brussels. >> we have breaking news from two places right now. we will deal with the u.k. stuff second. we are getting commentary from angela merkel's chief of staff. clearly connected into her thinking, saying that no rush, and no rush in brexit implementation. very much against what we were hearing from the foreign ministers. not in the same party as angela merkel's, indicating there was a rush. merkel, is not saying that. that is coming through clearly. the u.k. should have a cha

lou: trump's comments in sharp contrast with those of obama administration secretary of state, john kerry. whoside said that -- today said that turkish attacks were a sign of islamic state desperation. >> yes, you could bomb an airport, and blow yourself up. that is the tragedy, if you are desperate and you know you are losing, you know you want to give you were your life -- you want to give up your life, then do some harm. >> john kerry, interested in the psychology of terrorists. among my guests, trump organization executive vice president eric trump with latest on the trump campaign, also former secret service of gary burn, he served in west wing in clinton administration and written a explosive new book, now a number one seller, depicting clinton suffering a crisis of character. we're learning that hillary's long time aid huma abedin said her e-mail interfered with clinton's ability to do her job. according to testimony abedin gave to watch dog group. >> top story, three amigos summit, president obama in ottawa meeting with leaders of canada and mexico, our neighbors hailing benefits

and don't forget chris hayes with his exclusive interviews with secretary of state john kerry. my colleague steve kornacki picks up our coverage from here. i've just arrived in atlanta and i can't wait to start telling people how switching to geico could save them hundreds of dollars on car insurance. but first, my luggage. ahh, there it is. uh, excuse me, sir? i think you've got the wrong bag. sorry, they all look alike, you know? no worries. well, car's here, i can't save people money chatting at the baggage claim all day. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> all right, good afternoon to you, i'm steve kornacki here in new york. right now, president obama is doing what some might call an attempt at a victory lap on the economy. he is speaking right now in indiana. he's trying to counter republican attacks on his administration's economic policies and other policies in general, from immigration to unemployment. now elkhart is a particularly significant location for the president. he was there seven years ago to tout his economic

that is the year that secretary kerry became secretary of state. there is a question as to what his involvement was, if any, in the erasing of the tape because he was the man in charge at the time of this presser. so how can a person in charge of agency that made a mistake investigate that? there are a lot of questions about who is going to investigate but we've got to find out who ordered the erasing. harris: just to put this into context, in case people are tuning in and out, don't know why this is important. this isn't like a little edit, katie couric style where you add in some silence to make it looks like something happened with the gun people that didn't happen. >> whoa. harris: it is not like that which she apologized for. this is scrubbing the public record. that is why it is important. jedediah, they have to get this right, i don't know, john kerry sounding like a man who may want to run for president again some day. >> this looks terrible. there is a lot of media pressure. a lot of reporters, left, right and center picked up on it immedi

secretary of state john kerry is traveling across the pond. it comes as british and eu leaders continue to weigh the impact of a messy divorce. speaking in rome, secretary kerry expressed support for both sides. >> most important thing is that all of us, as leaders, work together to provide as much continuity, as much stability, as much certainty as possible. >> reporter: exit negotiations are already proving complicated. british prime minister david cam r cameron announced he is stepping down in the fall. boris johnson in a bid to replace him claims there is no need to rush, writing in the daily telegraph today, quote, the neve consequences of the vote are being wildly overdone. financial experts around the world remain concerned that brexit could trigger a slowdown in the economy. global stock markets suffered about $2 trillion in losses last week and british pound hit a 31-year low. world markets are bracing for another rocky day today. >> you're going to have your heart in your mouth a few days this week. you'll see the ups and downs and t

kerry? >> reporter: brian, the search for answers to understand whether this gunman acted alone or whether he worked in concert with anybody else. the fbi and the federal authorities are telling us thus far what they have discovered is this appears to be a case of a lone wolf. but nonetheless, they are at the apartment complex here and i short distance away at the gunman's parents' home. this was the scene at the gunman's parents' home earlier today. you can see a large number of authorities that are there, lawmen from the fbi, from the state department of law enforcement as well as representatives of from the local sheriff's office taking out pieces of evidence in bags and boxes, looking at what eventually will be examined inside a lab to determine whether there may be something, we're not sure, but there may be computers there, something that will give fingerprints, digital fingerprints to explain whether this was a case of a lone wolf. here at the home where he lived, this is an apartment

the concern is secretary kerry wants to say to people, don't panic. this isn't going to affect the relationship. he is talking to all the european allies. he says, don't worry, we will navigate the ship through these choppy waters. there are still a lot of questions about how the relationship will be impacted if, indeed, britain's image does suffer and its position on the world stage. you heard, there is a political vacuum and an economic crisis. there are a lot, a lot of questions as to how this will play out. >> and how the u.s. relationship with europe is going to suffer now that the u.s. is not going to be in the u.s. clarissa ward, thank you so much. becky anderson, thank you so much for being with us as well. >>> coming up, the olympic games are right aroun the corner. with the threat of zika as well as civil unrest that's looming large, some of the world's most famous athletes continue to bow out of rio. we'll have details. megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body. megared. the difference is easy to absorb. [

you've seen what president obama and john kerry said. you saw john kerry's trip to london. britain is our strongest ally in the world full stop and more importantly, britain's our most trusted partner. and so when i was a working diplomat -- and this hasn't changed at all in the obama administration -- we saw britain as our key partner inside the e.u., britain translated the e.u. for us and translated america to the e.u. and there were times when there were major security issues that play in brussels and britain had a tough-mindedness, a pragmatic attitude that some of the other west europeans didn't have. think of the long relationship we've had. think of our relationship at nato. britain will stay in nato but we don't want it to fracture britain or britain without scotland in the future. laura: is it time for america to look for a new ally that will be in the european union? >> it's true germany has been rising in power inside the european -- europe for a long time. if britain leaves the e.u., if that actually ends up happening, then we'll have to have a partner. it won't

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john kerry proves once again that he doesn't get it isis is desperate. they are determined. >> we will get reaction from dr. gorka and also later tonight. >> hillary as president? no thanks. i served in benghazi. my friends didn't make it. >> the nra, they release a scathing new ad attacking hillary clinton. we will play the entire thing. get reaction from our panel. judge deneen -- jeanine pirro. also get reaction tonight on hannity. from the makers of zantac. it's a big australian dinner par...every day!ack i'm adrian richardson... in australia, we do everything big... and this month, we mean big... we've never had sirloins this big, before. 'gi-normous!' crab stuffed lobster tails. the loaded bloomin' onion... this big australian dinner party never ends, but, things won't stay this big forever... so hurry in, before august 2. is it bloomin' great here, or what? defense officials say the attack killed 250 isis fighters and destroyed some 40 vehicles. u.s. air strikes roughly 24 hours after the airport bomb bombings in istanbul, turkey. isis is consider

come up here, kerry. what the hell, we have all night. then in louden county, you know louden county, i have a great club. where are those people? look at them. louden county. on the potomac river. one of the most beautiful clubs you've ever seen. and one of the best golf courses anywhere in the world. and it is beautiful. and i think we're going to take the press over there someday. we're going to do a news conference on the potomac river. okay? all right? we'll bring them over. so i want to talk to you -- couple of things. first of all, where is she? she's so unbelievable. what a job. what a job. so i want to talk to you. it's been an amazing period of time for all of us. because it's a movement. i mean, think of it. we sayed, let's do this, because we were in the area. what does that mean? the area means i was a half an hour away by air going 600 miles an hour. so i wouldn't call that the area. but it's sort of the area, right? and i said, let's do it in richmond. we had the arena, let's do it in richmond. and we did it in richmond. so