Kongcurran is in hong wanting to know when the fed will raise Interest Rates. Matt miller is in berlin. Lets begin in greece. Finance ministers have reached an agreement that will allow aid to be released to ease the debt burden around the country. Marcus joins us live from athens. Aid disbursement means greece will not face a massive payment crunch to the ecb in the summer. Theres also some extra money that allows it to stopping down taxes are about to rise. Its not going to cause jubilation on the streets. They can expect a little bit of stability over the summer. Jonathan thank you. David are you wondering when the fed will next raise Interest Rates . Chinese officials will ask their u. S. Counterparts about the timing of the next increase. Curran in honga kong. When are they going to ask this question and where . Good morning. It shows how nervous chinas leadership is of the looming fed rate hike. Issuelan to raise this when diplomats meet as part of a strategic economic dialogue.
[cheering and applause] sen. Sanders together, we will end the fact that we are the only major country without health care for all, that we pay far more per capita for health care than any other country. We are going to end that a passing a medicareforall health care system. [cheering and applause] sen. Sanders the Insurance Companies may not like it. The drug Companies May not like it. But be American People do like it the American People do like it, and thats what weve got to do. [cheering and applause] sen. Sanders this campaign understands a very, very important historical lesson. No realson is that change has ever occurred in our country from the top on down. It has always been from the bottom on up. [cheering and applause] back. Anders think think back 120 years ago, when workers in this country were forced to work seven days a week , 14 hours a day. They had no rights on the job. Think about the children, 10, 11 years of age, losing fingers in factories. [booing] sen. Sanders an
We begin with new developments in the fight against isil. The United States has increased its ground presence in the region. The white house announced just a short time ago that 1500 more u. S. Troops are headed to iraq. Theyll support iraqi forces battling isil fighters but will not take part of fighting. Reporter 1500 troops as you mentioned the white house said that they will be there to train, advise peshmerga counterparts. They will go in as a noncombat role. Theyll station american advisers all around iraq. What is the goal . There is an expected offensive, a military offensive to take place in anbar. Isil has taken over areas close to baghdad, and an offensive, a counter offensive is buying prepared by the Iraqi Government with the advice of the u. S. Military. Many of these advisers, roughly doubling the number that are already in there, which is 1400 american advisers will be helping with that, and training iraqi units. Half of the 50 brigades evaluated by the u. S. Military w
Brilliant street photographer finally gets her moment to shine. We begin tonight with the president s choice to replace attorney general eric holder. If confirmed, Loretta Lynch would be the first African American woman to hold that job. Lets go to the white house and senior washington reporter Mike Viqueria for this, mike. Her name leaked out in news records this morning. The president wasnt planning to name a new attorney general nominee, until after he returns from asia, but tomorrow at 11 00 a. M. , the president will appear with lore lorett Loretta Lynch. She has deep experience in corporate fraud prosecutions. Her bu biographical is informat. 55 years old, a greensboro North Carolina native, first nominated as a prosecutor in 1999 by bill clinton. Left the Prosecutors Office for a while and reinstalled by president obama in 2010. Now you talk about the civil rights experience for ms. Lynch. She was involved in the prosecution of new York City Police officers who were involved in
Gridlock in washington. First, the fate of the Affordable Care act, also known as obamacare, will once again be in the hands of the u. S. Supreme court. Justices have decided to hear an appeal of the law. Our Supreme Court reporter joins me on the phone. This appeal deals with subsidies or tax credits. They have helped more than 4 million americans afford insurance. Arent these subsidies the linchpin of the Health Care Law . They are really important. Without them, most or all of those people could not afford insurance. If they cannot afford insurance, that would mean that only the most to desperate people might buy insurance. That would essentially send the Insurance Markets what the Administration Calls a death spiral. Hospitals would have fewer people coming to the with insurance. Their costs would be raised. And it would potentially undermine the law. You have been covering this from the beginning. This appeal is not about nuance. Opponents say the language of the law cannot be int