the system should start 2022.ing in a big day for the purple line. very exciting. thank you. happening now, a search for a girl who has been missing for more than two years. relisha rudd was living in a homeless shelter when she disappeared in march 2014. search. focusing around the national arboretum. sam sweeney is live with the push to bring closure to the case. good afternoon. this case brought attention from all over our area when it happened. this morning, cathy lanier says is she has not lost hope. in a press conference, she announced a new search began this morning on land and water here at the national arboretum. was live running at the shelter of d.c.'s general hospital when she vanished. have turned up nothing. investigators, armed with a new tip, believe the body may be here at the national arboretum. acknowledges finding her her >> we will search in the arboretum. a pretty extensive area. we have a combination of k-9 dogs and personnel, partners from the national center for children,d exploited the fbi, team members will be doing a search with our harbor branch i

this surveillance video has been releaseed hopefully bring ing in leads. they are in their 20s and it is a light colored s.u.v. with a use neck black fall cover. >> hit-and-run accident driver got into three crashes in five minutes. he hit a person and two vehicles during the run. it started in rich upon last night, three more possible crashes are investigated and you can see the yellow vehicle a mustang at 32nd and that is where the man was arrested and taken to the hospital. >> an investigation into what is called a horrible tragic accident in southern california. a high school senior died and another was hurt after a model rocket they were building exploded. it was so loud people said it sounded like a sonic boom. a parent said that victims were both seniors and honor students. >> napa county will consider raising the minimum wage. it could mean that parts of the county reach $15 an hour faster than the statewide bill just signed into law raising the minimum to $12 starting next year. board affects original unincorporated napa county. in san francisco t

the self wind come ing in at 14 miles-per-hour helped to cool it off from our earlier high of 68 degrees. that's south and southeast wind coming off the cool waters of the atlanta. above normal this time of year, 4 degrees. the record was 87 back in 2001. next seven hours, temperatures falling through the 50s. and we're down to 53 by midnight with a light wind out there. 63 new york. still 68, room temperature in new jersey. cooler off to the east. 58 islip. again, that south wind coming off the cool waters. 55 down the shore satellite not showing much. high clouds will stream in across the area overnight. you can see them over up state new york between syracuse. they'll be streaming off to the southeast by early tomorrow morning. lows tonight, getting down to 49 in the park. they'll be upper 30s, morrison and monticello, but stay nothing the 40s elsewhere. tomorrow, a few degrees warmer than today, but at the coast it stays cooler than central park. central park gets up to 71. even mid-70s in mid-new jersey, but stays in the 60s onto connecticut. around dawn. it should be-- showers and

we have more humidity in the air today and a few fine particulates but,ing in to be concerned with on either end, justin joy the calmness the winds are 10 miles per hour at sfo and half moon bay and less than that elsewhere but they will pick up at 20 help -- 20-30 along the coast. the high clouds are are ragged and that is the key tomorrow. the moisture is beginning to be lacking with this storm. it is unfortunate. as you know we could use some more. right new we are still in the upper 50s in san mateo and san francisco and half moon bay at 54. the rest of us in the low-to-mid 60s but antioch is 69. from mount tamalpais you can see the haze and high clouds. partly cloudy. breezy. showers tomorrow. a thunderstorm is possible. and the 90s are coming this weekend. as far as today, we are far, far away from that, 60 at half moon bay and san francisco is 62, and mid-to-upper 60s elsewhere until you are inland east bay low-to-mid 70s and if you going to the game at at&t park, we hope we can get another win in, the weather is the same but not so windy at 58 at 7:15 dropping to 55 by the tim

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the rainfall totals are depress ing, just over .15" in the middle of the morning commute. we will get you through that. check out 70s at the coast by sunday and the rest of us are in the 70s and 80s through monday. sue? >> did you finish your twinkie? >> i ate it two hours apart. >> it will be fresh for another 10 years so don't worry. >> friday ferry, the golden gate ferry, 7:30 and the 5:30 are slow and 8:30 and 4:00 p.m. are canceled so it could affect your friday commute. the other boats are onen -- are on tie. westbound, looking good but crowd at department minutes from hayward to foster city and high wind advisory on the san mateo bridge and the cartinez and the benicia bridge. and the dumbarton. we have an accident before the toll plaza with fire blocking the right lane. heads up if you are headed to the san mateo bridge. the bay bridge and the backup in a few. >> sue is on point. >> we back with the seven things you need to know before you go. >> you can take us with you with personalized alert on the smartphone or tablet. smartphone or tablet. enable push thank yo

uber was provide ing service in the state for six months of 2014 without having the necessary approval. the $11 million penalty is much less than the $50 million suggested by a pair of judges last november. uber says it will appeal that decision. >>> well can you put a price on national security? >> tonight we learned how much the fbi paid to have the san bernardino shooter's iphone hacked. plus -- >>> could a forest fire fuel an apocalypse in new jersey? >> the danger is big. >> how those that battle the flames are weighing in on a national report that paints a doomsday like scenario. >>> high levels of lead found at schools, and a local farm. how do you know if there's toxic we'll show you how to track the hot spots. >> more investigations, more answers tonight at 6:00. [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn' t look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it' s like lugging this around... it' s dragging down your fuel economy. [ breaking glass ] but over time, gasoline with invigorate helps clean up that dirt, like hundreds of scrubbing brushes. [ scrubbing bri

ing in is falling now. we have a chance of sprinkles in the north bay. but most of us have limited sunshine. we starting warmer we. end up cooler because of the limited sun and sea breeze. low-to-mid 60s at coast account rest of us in the upper 60 to 70s. >> breaking news from oakland investigators are trying to determine the cause of the deadly two-alarm fire this morning. it problem out at a warehouse at 3:00 a.m. crews found heavy flames shooting from the two story building. they when in they found the victim. >> employees at lowe's if antioch were shocked were shocked when a shooting victim ran into the store. >> gunman opened fire at 9:20. the store is located near auto center and sycamore was still open. driver of the van was hit and crashed outside the garden center. workers locked down the store and called police. the victim was rushed to the medical center. the injuries are not believed life threatening. half a dozen casings were found in the parking lot and there are bullet holes in the driver side when. this is the second car shooting in the a

i was watching this morning and he's stand ing in line for hours. they asked what do you think? they are the world's most dishonest. and you were not changing for anybody. i am going to mark it down. if i see chad i will give him a shout out. now tomorrow, you will see chad announce he's running for mayor. thank you very much, chad. we have the most loyal people of anybody. that is not me saying it. they said 92 percent were as sturdy and ten. and if cruz sneezes, his people leave him, believe me, no loyalty. who can listen to him? i have been campaigning we are going to end obama care and protect our second amendment and end common core. and then i am watching this morning. and lying ted, i never saw it. donald trump loves obama care. my whole thing we are going to end it. i said to a few people watching it. do people believe this? that is terrible. and that's why in the september he is known as a liar. and marco rubio called him a liar in the debate. i said that is great. when a senator can call another senator a liar, i can do. lyin- ted. it is true. it is terrible. and now h

. >> spacex has a new mission to mars planned in two years, an un manned spacecraft will be land ing in 2018 on mars between spacex and nasa partnership in an effort to get the humans to the red planet. those are the tech bytes. >> in your children have made game purchases on amazon you could have money coming to you after billing for millions of unauthorized purchases that kids made on kindle and the children did not realize they were spending real money when they bought a boat load of doughnuts while playing free game. parents would complained got refunds but a judge rules it was difficult process and confusing and amazon and the federal trade commission must come up with a plan to comment the customers. >> the kings logo is a hit and some hike to see it every day forest of their lives. >> die hard fans lined up to get a free logo parlors in the area, with 200 fans getting the free pass. >> i give my family credit and i thought, why not? >> today is the best day to get it. >> i figured why not is not the rational you hear forgetting a tattoo. >> i can think of a lost reasons why no

if you have a roof camera...ing ins are not manufacturing. the winds have calmed down, temperatures in the 40s. low-to-mid 50s at lunch, and hanging out nearly 70 at 4:00 inland. >> bullying is getting so bad at one high school that the police are now involved. tension is so high the students are being wanted by the principal in the morning announcement. amy? >> yes, there was a twitter handle called livermore gossip calling the problems and hurting feelings, with more fights on campus because of it. some of the posts were mocking people's looks and including racial slurs and others were sexual. it has been deleted. the principal is very upset. and let students know this is not okay. >> we announced anyone involved in the gossip page or just connecting with it, they would be suspended and they could be arrested. >> the principal sent a let home to parents telling them to talk to their kids about what they see and put online. him police now have extra officers patrolling the campus in case the hurtful words spark violence. >> san jose police h

took out lawerence at public housing and pointing out there is just as many as many people are live ing in the publ facili facility. >> the irony of public housing in new york city even though it is expansive everywhere, it was invisible for a long time to presidential candidates that have not been -- a word have not been spoken. i was part of the coalition of house leaders sending letters to all candidates calling them on a tour. >> did you hear back from any of them before lawerence aired that interview with you last week? >> both the clinton and the sanders campaigns were given a consideration but there is no firm commitment until the msnbc segment. >> two days later hillary clinton shows up unannounced schedule. >> you grew up in public housing? >> yes, i did. i grew up in a public housing department. it was across the street from trump's golf course. >> that's an irony. >> it houses new yorkers and houses about 700,000 people. >> i would have been homeless and my family would have been homeless but for public housing. broken elevators and unsafe conditions and lack of security, lac

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. >> every time there's a flatting like this, or any kind of soft ing in the market, people think this is the beginning of the end. it's hard to know that. it doesn't seem like that at this point. >> reporter: eileen erickson said this is not unusual. >> coming off january, february, march. they tend to go down a little bit. they come up in the spring. around august, september, they'll start to go down again. it's cyclical. >> reporter: the study also finds 1.4% growth in median home prices, the smallest gain in years. homes are on the market a few weeks longer than usual. erickson said there's a reason for that. >> buyers still want to get a bargain. when they're looking at prices, they're not jumping on a house right away. >> reporter: how much bay area homes going for these days? the median price last month, $643,000. in berkeley, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> steph curry had an mri today on his injured right ankle. nothing of concern was found. although getting an mri on a minor ankle injury could be a cause of concern in and of itself. because if it was healing quickly, you w

those folks and independents all over this country, will be vote ing in november for the next president of the united states. and in most cases, we win the independent vote by a 2-1 margin. this campaign is doing as well as it is with the extraordinary energy and enthusiasm that we are generating all across this country. look at, look at this room here tonight. we have over 6,000 people. >> bernie! bernie! >> and the reason that we are generating this enthusiasm is because we are doing something very unusual in contemporary american politics. we are telling the truth. now, the truth is is as every person here knows, whether it is in our own personal lives or our broad national political life, truth is not always pleasant. it's not always something you are happy to hear. but if we go forward as human beings, as nation, we cannot sweep the hard realities of our lives underneath the rug. we got to bring it out, we have to deal with it. unfortunately, media in this country for a variety of reasons largely because they're owned by major corporations, do not deal in most cases. there are grea

. >>> 25 minutes after the hour now and for the first time since the terror bombings in brussels the city's airport has now reopened but it is an on extremely limited schedule. >> cnn's alexandria field is live this morning, and as we understand it just three flights today. is that correct? >> reporter: right. they are sort of symbolic flights. as you can smaj this is going to be an emotional return for some people. particularly the people who work in this airport, who secured this airport. who are here this day in day out. this place has been closed 12 days now but way want to begin to try to return to some sense of normalcy here. it isn't normal by any stretch. they used to do 600 flights a day and they are starting with just three but it is a place to start. there are much heavier security levels being enforced here at the airport. you are seeing a lot of armed officers and military who are out here. that is probably giving some comfort we hope to the passengers who are going to make these flights. this they have been assured that this is a safe place to be. they are doing scr

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we were in santa clara as the city showed east 49-unit charge ing station in the public packing garage which is unique because it uses battery technology and saves money the largest public electricity vehicle charging center in the state and no coincidence it has 49er on it. next, dramatic action a group of activists are taking today to protest recent fatal shootings involving san francisco police and tracking breaking news in the east bay, two accidents are having a big impact on early morning traffic if crockett we will tell you how to avoid the backup. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. that's how much garbage visitors to our national parks add to the country's landfills each year. but this year, subaru is sharing their zero-landfill expertise with the national parks to work toward the goal of making garbage there a thing of the past. to get involved visit subaru.com/environment. >> abc7 news begins with breaking news. >> the breaking news in the east bay, not one but t

melissa: bernie sanders arrive ing in rome earlier today to pay a visit to the vatican where he spoke about income inequality. some are questioning whether or not this is a smart move for sanders. remember there is primary going on in new york where hillary clinton still leads sanders according to recent polls. adam shapiro standing by at st. patrick's cathedral in new york with the latest on campaign trail. i'm sure bernie flew coach all the way to italy, do you think? reporter: most likely. both of them skipped town. hillary clinton is in california raising money. bernie sanders is in rome trying to meet the pope. let's talk about the polls, on eve of what is critical primary for them both are gone. hillary clinton as you said does lead mr. sanders. latest fox news national poll only a 2-point lead, 48-46%. here in new york, sienna college poll released two days ago that bernie sanders closed gap from mrs. clinton from a 20 point advantage, to 10 point advantage. according to sienna college poll she only leads by 10 points. she is in california. we have video. she was meeting with s

. >> 2 miles off coney island kayaker danny ing is in trouble. an air and rescue team responds to the distress call in about 4 minutes finding the man and his kayak partly sub merged in 50- degree waters. . >> he definitely had a look of a little bit of panic, and he was absolutely exhausted. >> nypd divers were about to hoist the 33-year-old man up into their helicopter when a harbor unit vessel arrived to take him and his kayak back to land, examined by paramedics, the rescued man was released. ing had gone fishing around 8 a.m. and had caught a big one he told police which he suggested helped pull him far from shore. >> he said that he actually hooked a pretty nice sized fish, and it actually pulled him quite a bit. >> it was just bad luck. >> danny ing back home after his ordeal at sea. he and his kayak in one piece and grateful to the nypd. >> they were great. >> police not sure how the man ended up in such distress but they say his life vest proved vital. >> he was prepared, but he wasn't prepared to sink. >> and in the end the big fish he'

bernie sanders need acknowlede ing a sknowlede ing a bernie sanders need acknowlede ing a knockout in the new york primary. and attacking one another's credibility. >> i do question her judgment. >> even his core issue, breaking up the banks. when asked, he could not explain how that would be done. >> reporter: but she gave speeches to big banks for six-figure fees. >> do we really feel confident going to bring change in america when she is so dependent on big money interests? i don't think so. >> this is a phoney attack. i called them out on their mortgage behavior. >> oh, my goodness. they must have been really crushed by that. >> reporter: issue number two was gun deaths. >> what about the greed and recklessness of the gun manufacturers and dealers in america? >> reporter: sanders opposes sandy hook parents suing to the maker of the rifle that killed their children. >> heerbz rr i've got a d-minus voting record from the nra. >> reporter: a debate full of passion and personal attacks. i'm steve handles, nbc news, brooklyn. >> so, this morning people are if twitter is any indication,

i raised $100,000 both for senators running in 2014 as well as here in the state, i worked for people. so, therefore, we built upon that narrow loss of two points i had and, therefore, this time, to show my independence,ing in a year of anti establishment will help francis. that's why it's going to make a big difference this time. >> you can answer yes or no. would you consider an independent run? >> no, because i really would like to help repair the soul of the democratic party. i was an independent in the military, but i want to help repair it to fight for people. >> all right, former congressman joe sestak, thank you so much for being with us this morning. we should point out we did reach out to katie mcginty's campaign and unfortunately she was unable to join us this morning. sir, thank you. >> thank you, francis. >>> we have more politics ahead. augt thorlgs remaining tight lipid about what killed the rock icon. what they've ruled out in their investigation. investigation. that's next.e? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control

. >> reporter: boehner commenting con g ing candidly in california. >> over my dead body. >> he allowed his inner trump to come out. >> reporter: cruz today in indiana. >> john boehner in his remarks described donald trump as his texting and golfing buddy. truth of the matter is, i don't know the man. i've met john boehner my life. >> reporter: to stop trump, cruz needs help from more members of the gop including the d.c. establishment he's been fighting for years. during the 2013 shut down famously huddling with members of congress to turn them against leaders like boehner. cruz considered by someone of the most hated man on capitol hill. now trump is trying to prove he's the one that can work with washington picking up new congressional endorsements today and sending top staff to argue senator cruz has no shot. >> last tuesday was the nail in the coffin. indiana is when he realizes. >> reporter: cruz and fiorina. cruz campaign sources tell nbc news, fiorina was would be of five finalists for the v.p. spot. >> she's a nice woman, but it won't help. >> reporter: they have to prove they

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ing chongqing 21. in tokyo, temperatures into the lower 20s. i want to show you the weekend, look at this. looking dry for tokyo for friday, saturday, but then rain comes into the picture for sunday for most of the country. you want to keep that inin mind. also rain into shanghai, mainly drying out by sunday. as we wrap things up with a look at the middle east. we've been talking about a couple areas of strong weather, iraq and amman looking at heavy rainfall. we're looking at the rainfall to continue. the next few days looking a bit stormy as we go through the rest of the week. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> more updates and special reports come your way on "newsroom tokyo" at the top of the hour. in the meantimeq?q?q?q?q?q?q?q?? you are tuned to france 24, you are watching live from paris. it is 1:00 p.m. local time. we bring you all then latest news for the next 60 minutes. in the wake of the paris and brussels terror attacks, your votes to tighten up security, introducing a pnr sharing flight da

in ing, we have two worlds. we have the world where we are a branch bank, where we are going through major changes for years already. closing branches as well, moving people to internet and mobile. our strategy is really to do everything mobile first with our clients, whether we're in a branch world or where we're a disruptor ourselves. in germany, we started 15 years ago with an internet bank only. we have zero branches there. we have now 8 million clients after 15 years, and we get a thousand new clients a day. so yes, i think that some of the research that's produced out there is showing that this will be very impactful for the existing banks. ing is a mix of, you know, new banks, challenges, if you will and disruptors. the way it impacts ing is different per area. >> reporter: and of course this does raise the question of post-financial crisis. banks are still having a difficult time when it comes to profitability. it's been a rough start to the year. do you expect this turmoil to continue, or looking ahead,

the first quarter revenue better than analysts had estimated, --ing in at 21 $4.1 billion $24.1 billion. point --timated at 21 $24.8 billion. jpmorgan, the most interesting bank because it is a bellwether for the rest of the sector. we then have a lot of competitors. michael moore, our expert in banking, is here with us. i know it is very early in the day, but this feels like not as ugly as it could have been. michael: it is one of those quarters where it becomes so consensus that everything is going to be terrible, that anything less than that is not too that. certainly when earnings are not great, you talk about other ways of rewarding shareholders, and that is with a returning capital, which is what they appear to want to do. francine: so the main headlines, first of all, they are increasing capital returns. saying we are not doing too badly, we are going to get some of that back, the fixed income revenue through this is crucial -- a little better than estimated, coming in at $3.6 billion. billionated $83.2 figure -- we estimated a $3.2 billion figure. michael: it had been a bad ic.r

--ing rates in the u.k. francine: at some point, fixed income has to turn around. or does it? >> fixed income will turn around. it will go back to 2009 levels where we had that big spike. it is never going back to the precrisis levels. but yes, investors are more willing to take risk, there will be more going on, all the hedging that has to be done. it will come back. the question is who wants to be in that business, and do you have the cost base to be in it most cost-effectively, given the extra capital you have to have? francine: what kind of impact does brexit have on u.k. banks? i have heard it is the swiss banks, the big banks, with the big, fancy things in canary wharf that would lose the most. >> look, i was talking to a gentleman this morning he was a big fan of brexit. we were arguing about this, and i said, if we said no, they are saying it will be a disaster, and people have said -- they have never been right in the past. there's a great deal of confusion. what the u.k. banks should say is that we have this quote. it doesn't mean more costs or having to get differen

bea last night students at the team's home arena in pennsylvania reacted to the ing shot in hoto >>> villanova is the new champions of the men's college basketball thanks to a buzzer beater. >> you were watching. >> i was. >> last night students at the home arena in pennsylvania react to the winning shot in houston. [ applause and cheers ] >> lots of cheering there. crowds and young fans also gathered around the campus to celebrate the second championship in the school's history. some people did get a little out of hand though. six people were arrested and 25 were hurt in the "celebration." more now in our morning sports report. >>> good morning, everybody. got to be the greatest finish in ncaa basketball championship history. nj hoping to win its sixth title down 3 to villanova in the final seconds. marcus drains the game tying three. 4.7 seconds left for nova. here's how it ended. >> three-second at midcourt. it's it to jenkins for the championship --good! [ applause and cheers ] >> kris jenkins wins it for villanova. they are your national champions. for the game of the season in

we played seven innings with the same set of rules. >> they didn't do that in 2012 with mitt romney and ron paul. >> right. you had a presumptive nominee there who had voteing vol ofe inging control of the floor convention. as the presumptive nominee you can set whatever rules you want. governor romney wanted to make sure nobody else got a name in nomination and nobody else could get votes. he put his people in and they put in these pretty archaic rules we now live under. >> we all know donald trump is not an insider and the insiders are more weighted for the insider insiders. so going to the convention the chances are more likely than not if donald does not get 1237 people will say, great, on the first vote second vote whoever it is who's bound or not bound, what will they do sue the delegate if they don't vote for whoever they are supposed to vote for. you can fix this. >> for many it's a criminal misdemeanor if you don't vote for who your primary wants you to vote. >> how many have you seen? >> i think you underestimate it. i think if neither candidate gets to 1,000, we're looking at

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an 11.6%ing that decline in the number of macintoshes sold. you now have consecutive quarters of macintosh unit slipping as well. maybe there is a product cycle update their. we have not seen any announcements yet, but it is interesting they would see a slowdown and that as well. cycles gettingt long and their life cycle and you can see the slowdown across a lot of product lines. with regard to the mack, they just refreshed the macbook. that will come in this quarter, 're expecting a significant refresh, so that should improve to the year. what did you work on apple services business tell you? >> investors have been so focused on iphones and gross margins that it is somewhat of a switch and our mindset. the company is focused on it. one of the things to keep in mind with this company is you take services, iphone, yes, slowing, but a recurring revenue stream because you have all these people locked into the apple ecosystem. one of the things that i think investors to look at is the fact that this is a significant recurring revenue story, and th

i mean, he spent the whole '80s and '90s super-predator-ing. so bill, in his efforts to be a horrible surrogate for hillary, went on to apologize for his "black lives matter" kerfuffle the only way he knows how -- by triangulating and strangulating the english language. >> bill clinton: so i did something yesterday in philadelphia. i almost want to apologize for it. >> larry: what?! "almost want to apologize"? okay, there are two types of apologies -- a heartfelt apology and a non-apology. but an "almost apology" is not a thing. commit! (as clinton) "i almost got you flowers 'cuz i almost love you." (laughter) even though that word-ninja apology felt a little bill clinton-y, this is a past-his-prime ninja who can still flick those throwing stars -- he just doesn't know who he's going to hit. and this election season, it always seems to be hillary's campaign. >> bill clinton: sometimes when i'm on a stage like this, i wish we weren't married, then i could say what i really think. we are all mixed race people. if you believe we've finally come to

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his home state. >> we heard from ted cruz and he was in new york and they are say ing that he understands everything if spanish but does not speak as well as he would like to, ted cruz in new york and donald trump, too, and we are likely to see a battle over delegates on the going and on democratic side that is something that bernie sanders is hoping for. >> the fiscal year big phase of the old bay bridge demolition is tomorrow. and saturday. caltran will lower the second 504' span. the first was brought down in february. this is video of that. the work is the second phase in a three-part process to dismantle the old span. phase three includes removing the underwater foundation and demolition is expected to be finished by 2018. >> a lot of you are wondering what is going on with the four-year-old chihuahua who led officers on a bay bridge. the clock is ticking for the owner at san francisco animal care and control by 6:00 people he is up for adoption and the adoption will start on monday. he will not have a problem fining a home because the agency said because of the nation-wide media att

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you know, they are part of lobbyingest lobby ing efforts in washington to protect the interests of the wealthy. so yeah, i think my comment was valid. >> but you didn't seem to -- you seem to give apple a pass even though they also manufacture a lot of products outside the united states. >> well, i used general electric as an example. you look at many corporations, you're right, apple does manufacture a lot of their products in china. and i sure as heck would like to see them -- and if i have anything to do with it, and i will as president, to try to bring back manufacturing to the united states of america. but i think general electric is a company which is well known for negotiating contracts with its workers which call for concessions, sending jobs outside of this country and not paying their fair of taxes. and that is, i think, a greedy corporation. >> jeff immelt, the ceo of ge, criticized you. he said there's a ge plant in vermont and you've never come by to visit. >> he's not telling the truth. >> you've been there. >> yes. there's a large plant that makes airplane parts. >> last

i couldn't believe this was happen-ing right in front of me. >> it's november 16th, 2006, warren, ohio, a small town, two hours northeast of columbus. 24-year-old jason howard is about to be charged with aggravated murder for killing a man and shooting at two others. but it's the family of a victim in another murder case that suddenly charges into the courtroom in a raw and emotional outburst. five months earlier, howard's ex-girlfriend, jamiel west and her three children are found dead in their columbus home. howard is not charged with the crime, but the west family believes he is responsible. >> this was very unique. i've been in courtrooms where somebody in the back of the courtroom would jump up and start screaming for a few seconds, but nothing quite like this. >> nick rich and reporter peggy sinkovich cover the trumbull county court. they arrive early for the hearing, hoping to talk to jason howard. >> he was here in warren, ohio, on a murder charge, but police in columbus were also looking at him on a murder charge there with his girlfriend and children, who are from this area.

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war: the struggle for equality in the workplace." >> when you work in the office, is important part of your job. they can be pleasant, like this. >> being a working woman today is very different from how it used to be, isn't it? today, women have more economic, political, and social power than ever before in american history. but is better than before good enough? >> today, our country faces dozens of problems and many have been the focus of hot debate between the 2016 presidential candidates. there is one issue that have gone largely and discussed. in america today, women make only 3/4 of what a man makes for the same work. we went to federal representatives to find out. >> there are a lot of single-parent homes in our society now. $.76 perthey are only dollar, you are taking money not just away from that one woman, but from the entire family unit. they will invest or in their kids. that has more positive ramifications. >> of course, i think the big elephant in the room that can be awkward to talk about, women continue to take a lot of time out of the workforce and downgrade their

valeant says it is on pace -- the firm that back alley and air startups,ing in particularly those run by founders on their second or third startups. that is the bloomberg business flash. david: when oil was trading banks $100 a barrel, and saw opportunity to extend loans to energy companies, using reserves as collateral. reserves based lending was considered safe because banks historically got every penny they loaned come even after the default. see how these loans are affecting equity prices. we are joined by tom petrie. matt: i have a couple of interesting functions. to searche lsrc through various loans out there. we have looked at oil and gas from energy exploration and that have companies revolvers outstanding in u.s. dollars. the biggest ones are $4 billion. itsapeake yesterday secured $4 billion revolver. of course, chesapeake has not used any of that money, whereas lynn has already used $3.4 billion. cast on the bloomberg, here we go, for capital structure, you can see with this screen, first lien loans. they mortgaged the whole company. lien, $3can see second billion of loans

ing atce: they were shoot in this hospital for quite some time, a half hour. were they using all the guns? were they using the 105? were they using everything? general votel: to my knowledge, i think they used all the systems available on the aircraft. audience: clearly, when they're looking at this building, there's no indication of enemy fire or any indication of fighting around there. are you concerned they were target but there's no indication of any possible intent? general votel: this is an area we examined in some great detail as we went through this. frankly it's not uncommon to not see fire coming from a building a censor ion through system and that is my own personal experience. analysts, trained perhaps who have looked at a lot of this over a lot of time and may be able to do that, but it's not uncommon to to identify that -- to not be able to identify that. the other aspect that we looked at was what was the around this fe particular facility, and i think one of the contributing factors here was what was being described by the ground force commande