hernandez is also serving life for another murder of odin lloyd back in 2013. >>> no more free parking on the national mall. get ready to see some metered parking courtesy of the national park service. pun intended. the agency says 90 million -- 90 multispace pay stations will be installed next month, enforcement will start in june and parking going to cost $2 an hour from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. every day including weekends and holidays. the park service says this should help creating more -- create more sparking -- parking space turnover. >>> no, you're eyes are not deceiving you here. despite the fact the phillies are in town this week, the philly. the horse escaped from a stable about 7:00 this morning. a traffic cop spotted her and called for backup. >> we got a horse running loose. he's kind of inbound on kelly drive the wrong way from 2-5 and jones. >> i seen the horse running down richmond ave and the truck trying to block him off. it was funny. >> this gallop be girl tore up a good 5 miles through town before police could slow her up and get her into a trailer. once that was ac

and cutting its stake in lloyds bank just under 2%. previously held 2.1 billion shares. a price is not disclosed for the sale but the government is putting the money raised towards reducing its national debt. >>> skill to come here on "worldwide exchange," marine le pen is calls the euro a knife in the heart of the french people. first, as we head to break, check out the trading picture overseas this morning. european trade pretty much flat after a first quarter and strong month for europe in q1. we're back in a few minutes. 35,000 fans a cutting edge game experience. or the network that keeps a leading hotel chain's guests connected at work, and at play. or the it platform that powers millions of ecards every day for one of the largest greeting card companies. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. >>> welcome back. friday saw a third of a percent. this morning, wee expecting a slight bounceback. 18 points for the dow. about a tenth of 1%. it comes offer the back of very strong gains as a quarter as a whole. the dow gaining 5%. the n

follows from lloyds banking group beating on the domestic business as well yesterday. >>> look at shares of starbucks. they're slipping this morning. for the second quarter in a row, same-store sales failed to meet wall street estimates. in the conference call the ceo remained optimistic about the rest of the year saying strong performance in china and new products like the sweet and sour unicorn frappuccino will help the chain grow revenue growth in the second half of the year. even in the earnings release, they said march and april looked stronger in the u.s. on that note, kevin johnson and howard schultz will join squawk on the street at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >>> to follow up on barclays, on the call jes staley said on trading he's disappointed in how we did in u.s. rates, but said it's a trading issue, not a volume issue. it's not market share but a one-quarter issue. barclays shares down 4.5%. >>> third point wants honeywell to spin off its aerospace division saying the move would create more than $20 billion in shareholder value. the stock jumped 4%. >>> news out of

this time a uk bank, lloyds, says its net profit increase in the first quarter of the year as the british economy continues to hold up post the brexit vote. the bank is also raising projected net interest margin which is a closely watched target. shares up 4%. >> the uk domestic retail bank that this is, it's not really an investment bank is performing better than people expected. another post-brexit surprise. rbs up off the back of it. also barclays reports tomorrow. barclays is more of an investment bank than retail bank. they will focus on barclays tomorrow and hear from jeff staley since he was caught up in the whistle-blower issue. we will listen in on the call tomorrow which is about the time of "worldwide exchange." >>> pay pal reporting upbeat quarterly results, an increase in payment processing volumes. >>> a few more stocks to watch. shares of weight watchers getting a bump after naming a new president and ceo. mindy grossman taking over in july. she's currently ceo of hsn. >>> samsung electronics posting a solid first quarter profit getting a boost by the memory chip business.

also in the programme: lloyds is poised to set up a european base in germany. details in a moment. but first: so what has all the fuss been about? the latest numbers from china show its economy has grown by 6.9% in the first three months of this year. that is better than most were predicting, and slightly ahead of the government's own target of.5% growth. so do we need to be concerned anymore about the state of the world's second—biggest economy? well, if we take a look at last year, it grew by 6.7%. that was its slowest pace in 26 years. and last month, premier li keqiang said the government was cutting its economic growth target for this year to 6.5%, this as the government tries to get china used to what they call the new normal, ie china growing at a slower pace, and moving to an economy fuelled more by domestic demand and less by exports to the rest of the world. but the organisation for economic co—operation and development says china's private and public debt could be a big problem in the future, as it has now exceeded 250% of gdp, and could lead to a destabilising econo

required to stay in-state for the same number of years they received the benefit. .ext up, we hear from lloyd in indiana. a democratic color. good morning. go ahead. caller: yes. theomment is about much president and taxes and higher american, hire buy american. it takes all kinds from the bottom to the top to make this country work. minimum wage jobs, all the way up. it seems to me like if we could give the lower income jobs tax americans on more and as the plan, scale goes up on the wages -- then they start dragging the taxes in higher. it just seems like that would be good incentives to a lot of people to maybe get off the couch, go to work. make the money for themselves. you have to start somewhere in this world. a lower income job. work their way to a higher income job. like,e norm seems to be you know, "i'm not going to work for a minimum wage job." the job has to be filled. where the illegals and everybody else gets in. it is like, i will work for what i am saying. i will take the job. but if the tax incentive was better at that level versus, as incomee in your yearly -- it just seems

to 2012, but hooesz, of course, was already serving a life sentence in jail for the murder of odin lloyd in 2013. >> he took his life, coincidently, on the same day the patriots are headed to the white house to celebrate their super bowl victory. we learned this morning the pate are not expected to comment on his death today. >> right now, we continue to follow a developing story out of the east bay this morning. a retirement home in pinole is threatened by a landslide. that's what's right in front of it right now, asdants are still inside. >> today in the bay's pete surratt is live outside that retirement home to find out why the people who live there have not been evacuated yet. this must be unnerving, pete. >> good morning to you, kris and sam. there are still hundreds of residents next to me at this retirement home as the management team deals with the landslide issues behind me. a resident told me there are no evacuations at this time. you can see this area is fenced off. we can't give you a good vantage point of how much damage we're talking about, but you can see the hole is start

and what happened odin lloyd's family? where does the money go here? >> the money from this is involved. it is unlikely to move the money around. the patriots don't own the family members anything unless they later find out they were involved. no one has alleged that. the family doesn't say the patriots owe them but invite them to kick in, to somehow contribute, because there was all this tragic impact on other families. but nobody is suggesting in a legal way the patriots were crimes. >> jose baez who once defended casey anthony in florida, he was handling the appeal in this case. he is not satisfied this definitively a suicide. we just heard that the judges ordered evidence to be preserved in the case. what can we glean from this? curious or routine? >> pretty routine. in journalism, it's an apparent suicide. in court cases, alleged suicide. there's no indication or evidence to come out that this was anything other than what it looks like, a suicide, but any time you have an individual who dies in police or prison custody, and you don't have automati

. >> reporter: appealing his life sentence for the execution of his friend, odin lloyd, those close to hernandez said he was upbeat. a week ago today, the 27-year-old was acquitted in a double-murder. news of the suicide was stunning, say friends. hernandez found with john 3:16 scrawled on his head. a reference to a biblical verse. prison officials say he used cardboard to jam his door shut. >> the cell is about 8 feet by 10 feet. i've been inside the cell. you live a very limited life. >> reporter: the former patriots superstar, who scored a $40 million contract with the nfl's greatest franchise, leaves behind a fiancee and a 4-year-old the question, now, what money, if any, could they receive from his nfl pension after he played three years in the league. the rise of aaron hernandez, as dramatic as his downfall. investigators are now reviewing surveillance tape from inside the prison and interviewing inmates. hernandez was not on suicide watch. and at least one corrections officer is reportedly facing disciplinary action after missing a walk-through, just an hour before hernandez's b

. >> reporter: now the mother of man he was convicted of killing, odin lloyd, says the patriots should cough up. s of dollars for her son's wrongful death, even though, she says it will never be enough. >> there's no amount of money in the world that can bring odin back. >> reporter: lloyd's family attorney argued since hernandez' case was in the middle of a appeal it's possible his guilty verdict gets erased and the patriots will owe him money from his contract reportedly worth $6 million. >> we hope to recover those money just described and any other assets for ursula ward and her deserving family. >> reporter: this comes just days after hernandez blew his 4-year-old daughter a kiss in a massachusetts courtroom. shortly before being found not guilty of another murder charge. >> not guilty. >> reporter: tried for killing two men, leaving a boston nightclub in 2012. prison officials found hernandez hanged in his cell by a bed sheet five days after that acquittal. near him, three handwritten notes, that according to the "boston herald" told his fiancee and daughter what he loved them. >

but hernandez was serving a life sentence for murder in the case of odin lloyd. hernandez's family has been notified. it's a shocking and developing story. >> miguel, thank you. please, keep us posted. >>> another story overnight. results are in from georgia's hi high-stakes special election, to fill the seat that was tom price's. this was an early test of president trump's influence. and take a look, the democratic upstart jon ossoff, just short of an outright victory. there will be a runout between him and the second place finisher karen handel. we're going to get some insight by lindsey graham and others on this. we start with kristen welker. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. on the one hand, the white house is breathing a sigh of relief. political newcomer jon ossoff did not get 50% and enough to avoid a runoff. still, ossoff did get close. a big night in georgia for political upstart jon ossoff. >> we have defied the odds. we have shattered expectations. >> reporter: ossoff got more votes than any other candidate, democrat or republican, in an

. >> appealing his life sentence for the execution of his friend, odin lloyd, those close to hernandez say he was upbeat. a week ago today -- >> not guilty. >> -- the 27-year-old was acquitted in a 2012 double murder. news of the suicide was stunning, say friends. hernandez found with john 3:16 scrawled on his head, a reference to a biblical verse in eternal life. prison officials say he used cardboard to jam his cell door shut so prison guards couldn't reach him. >> the cell is about eight feet by ten feet. it's -- you know, i have been inside the cell. you live a very limited life. >> the former superstar scored a $40 million contract with the nfl's greatest franchise. leaves behind a fiancÉe and a four-year-old daughter. the question now what money if any could they receive from his nfl pension after he played three years in the league? rise of aaron hernandez, as dramatic as his down fall. >> investigators are reviewing surveillance tape from inside the prison. hernandez was not on suicide watch and at least one corrections officer is reportedly facing disciplinary action after mi

david lloyd wrote a good piece in the observer. he argues for evidence led arguments. people should look at the evidence. lord baker, the former education secretary, one of his su ccesso rs education secretary, one of his successors michael gove thought that these free schools were a failure. there is a big debate about them. they are saying we are good value and are helping children who would not otherwise get a good education, but it seems that the government are less enthusiastic. free schools are getting far less oversight. you often see people saying, i went to a grammar school and it was great. people who went to secondary modern that seemed to do that. where did you go? i went to a comprehensive. comprehensive as well. there is a valid point though that people from the media are from grammar schools. now, you both have opinions on this. kelvin mackenzie's column on friday. a stackable offence? yes. anything stackable in the world of commercial paper is because what you have to look at is the bottom line. there are all sorts of suggestions about what he said. it

however, he is already in prison for a life sentence in the killing of odin lloyd. but, you know, jake, it's always good for prosecutors to be able to have that pad in case something happens on appeal there's another conviction that he's in prison. they don't have that now. >> thanks so much. in our tech lead, microsoft has just announced that it received at least 1,000 demands for surveillance information from the obama administration in the first half of 2016. the company says that was double the number of requests it had gotten under the foreign intelligence surveillance act or fisa during the previous period and the most in five years. it's not clear who was being targeted. let's bring in cnn money investigative reporter jose pagliari. jose, there's an established established machine by the u.s. government to legally monitor americans' communications if the government makes this demand using a fisa court order. is microsoft able or other tech companies able to refuse to comply? >> well, jake, they tried to do that at times. for example, yo for example, yahoo tri

lloyds banking group's first quarter underlying profit before tax topping analyst estimates, coming in at 2.1 billion pounds versus 1.9 billion expected. the pound said it was on track to deliver financial targets for 2017. >>> astrazeneca's core earnings rose by 4% in the first quarter. revenue fell 12% dragged down by falling drug staales. they confirmed their full-year outlook as well. >>> we need to take a tiny break. check out world markets live, it's our blog. it runs throughout the trading day. lots of stuff on. there we're also on twitter live, @louisabojesen. tomorrow is a special show. lots of amazing guests. tune in then as well. >>> hello. welcome to "street signs." i'm louisa bojesen. these are your headlines. >>> deutsche bank shares fall of germany's biggest lender misses the first quarter revenue. the ceo says the bank is seeing improvement from last year. >> revenue is slightly up from the first quarter of last year. which i think is a good result. what is the most important point is in every business line that we have, we are seeing an improvement. >>> lufthansa share

that's actually building it and the vision for america is announcing a number of initiatives, rob, lloyd, our ceo, is going to speak to that we're very excited that comes out of our global competition. routes all over america that can solve all of the traffic and logistics problems that are causing so much friction and pain in people's lives in america. >> and we're showing an image right now of what the hyperloop likes like. this is a proof of concept here -- >> no, that's real. that's not a proof of concept. that is not computer graphics. that is real on the screen right now. >> i appreciate that that -- no, i appreciate that that is absolutely real. the question i was going to ask is in terms of rolling this out in a meaningful way, what kind of timeline could we be talking about and what are the true costs? because when you -- the technology itself, but then when you start talking about digging tunnels, if, in fact, that is the approach to take, it becomes very expensive very quickly. >> yeah, i think the most exciting part about hyperloop is we're at least two-thirds the cost of hig

lloyd, what's -- mrs. gary. would gary -- >> joe we should add one of the reasons we didn't see the likes of citi and jpmorgan perform better on friday is that this is a more cyclical part of the business, not structural. so, you do get quarter on quarter sort of outliers in trading. that is the nature of the beast. >> well, if you don't have -- you're not going to play with me? if you don't have the right guy making the trading decisions, maybe you don't do as well. >> yeah, i just want to -- this could be a cyclical thing. the bank of america quarterly earnings, the call just started. >> i'm just needling lloyd, to be honest with you. >> okay. >> i'm sure that would really, if he thought -- he thought gary cohn was actually the coo or whatever, president. the nba, we're going to talk that now. postseason getting under way this week. 16 teams competing for the championship. l.a. clippers owner, former microsoft ceo steve ballmer joins us. i was just checking out my probabilities. the clippers, they have 100% ch

likely than munster‘s, and they were straight out of the blocks and with a rory best try, but angus lloyd replied straight away for munster. 10—10 at half—time, both sides then scored a try each before dave o'callahan helped give munster a narrow lead. 22—20 it finished to munster who confirm their play—off place, ulster will also feature. it wasjudgement day for the welsh sides in the pro 12 today, with all four teams in action in back to back matches at the principality stadium in cardiff. first up, cardiff blues beat the ospreys for the first time in seven years. gareth anscombe scored their fifth and final try and kicked 10 points with the boot as well as they won 35—17. cardiff blues move up into 7th in the table, ospreys are hanging on in the top four. newport gwent dragons play scarlets at the principality stadium, there ospreys have moved above as they ran out the winners, williams with their second try. luke donald is about to start his round round in the pga tour event in south carolina. he had an overnight share of the lead on 10 under par alongside canada's graham de

he was already serving a life sentence for shooting and killing oden lloyd. hernandez played for the patriots for 3 seasons and signed a $40 million contract extension before his legal troubles began. his defense attorney, jose baez who recently represented him in the murder trial said there will be a full investigation into his death. he's suggested it could have been something other than suicide. they're calling this the mother of all protests. tens of thousands of demonstrators packed venezuela's capitol to protest the country's president. things turned violent as predicted and a teenager has died according to a hospital director. witnesses say police fired tear gas at the demonstrators there were reports of fighting who support the president there. this follows weeks of demonstrations after the supreme court in venezuela took away power from opposition lawmakers. some images in our slide show for you this afternoon. here's the clouds of smoke or tear gas cover the protesters. the president vowed yesterday to crack down and crack down hard. here's more dem

. >> blessing what is a christopher lloyd character fro texas where people are just hanging out their underwear fre trying to get your kits ready t school. >> that from police. i need the drones, they have to call everyone and have microphones and call everyone. >> that's the only way this works for me. >> we didn't get that cheap trick out. >> i guess not. when i hit for a strong police, immediately think of tree poli police. the best thing about this is that they will be objecting -- >> are you sure about that. announcing difference between this and the cops body camera mysteriously malfunctioning. >> you are right. we're not going to have someone covering their buddies in court. >> you set the drones aren't armed yet. >> that is always the next step. bricright now they are not. you can have multiple sources o one thing. >> as for me, it's one thing. if there is stored somewhere an then what is a crime we throw them out. beaches know that they're going to be flying up to 24-7. >> that's fine. >> it's really not. >> a cop cars on my street all the time. it makes me feel safe. >> it m

. >>> congress lloyd smucker sat down with c-span for an interview. he represents pennsylvania's 16th congressional district. >> when did you get involved in politics and why? >> i was a small business owner for 25 years. and really didn't anticipate that i would -- at first chose the state senate nor did i anticipate i would be serving in congress. i ran a business for 25 years. we grew a company into several hundred employees and saw over that time what i saw as the overreach of government, the encoachment of government in the decisions we were making and additional resources we had to commit to comply with regulations. and so i really believe that government, that overreach of government is holding business back. i think it still continues to hold our economy back and holds people back. i decided to run to ensure my kids and grandkids could have the opportunity to live the american dream and have the opportunity to do it. >> what was your business? >> construction company. a little background on that. i'll go back to -- i think i'm the only member

aaron hernandez was serving a life sentence for the 2013 murder of odin lloyd. this past week he was acquitted in two other killings before he killed himself. a legal fight is already underway. lawyers are gearing up for a fight over his money and a possible lawsuit over his death. thun connecticut. >>> today a painful reminder for people who knew and loved the savopolous family will be reduced to rubble. preparation to tear down the house began last week. darryn wentz is suspected in the killings. >>> promoting patriotism at school. thousands of students sporting red, white and blue today. coming up, we'll tell you why some had to say why they had to fight to show off their american spirit. >>> wedding season is here. the regular registries may not cut it >>> you're watching "news 4 today." ♪ ♪ >>> students at wheaton college in illinois are heading back to class this morning after a deadly accident at a track meet. a student was volunteering at the competition when he was accidentally hit by a hammer during the hammer throw event this weekend. many gathere

odin lloyd knew something was coming. >> it was his girlfriend's brother, odin lloyd. >> right. some say it was triggered by lloyd spilling a drink on him. an unhinged young man. 27 years old. >> dave, thank you very much for all of your reporting. bring us developments as you get those. >>> coming up next, we have a cnn exclusive. vice president telling our dana bash what he is most proud of as the trump administration closes in on 100 days in office. nologys reliabd. at safelite, we stand behind our work... because the ones you love, sit behind it. (parents whisper jingle) safelite repair, safelite replace. on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. at bp's cooper river plant, employees take safety personally - down to each piece of equipment, so they c

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the last time a democrat won a senate race in the state of texas was lloyd benson in 1988. remember him? the poll also shows president trump's job approval numbers under water with 54% disapproving versus 42 who approve. >> what's the old saying about ted cruz from one of his former roommates or colleagues? >> oh? >> just start disliking him now, because it saves time. >> stop. that's mean. >> unfortunately, that's not true with republican voters, especially in texas. i just wonder, though, if the memory of what he did at the convention and how he refused to endorse trmp and now how he is wrapping his arms around trumpism, if that comes too late and has created an opening not just for more centrist voters but republicans who say i'm kind of tired of this. >> this is really where the democrat makes the difference. they put up a democrat who texasens can look at and say yeah, i like that guy. that's a big factor there. >> political currents and taxes are changing. taxes are still taxes. hillary can win texas. no. she should have gone to wisconsin. i'm not saying that castro c

. >> hernandez was serving a life sentence without parole for the 2013 killing of odin lloyd. the death comes the same day his former team the new england patriots celebrated their latest super bowl victory with president trump at the white house, just days after hernandez was acquitted of murder charges in a separate case stemming from a drive-by shooting in 2012 that claimed the lives of two men. >> i wanted to be here to express a statement of sympathy for the family of odin lloyd obviously he was sentenced for the murder he committed. >> a spokesman says he is not aware of a suicide note and prison officials did not think he was a suicide risk, corrections and the worcester county sheriff's office is investigating and his lawyer says there were no conversations or correspondence from aaron to his family or a legal team that would have indicated anything like this being possible, hernandez broke down in court last week as his latest verdict was read but that acquittal did not offer him from the prior life sentence, he returned to prison. from massachusetts, molly line foxne

convicted in 2015 for the murder of odom lloyd. after 3:00 a.m., hernandez was found hanging in himself. according to the department of corrections, he used a bedsheet he attached to a cell window and attempted to block the door by jamming -- jamming various items into it. life-saving tech nikes were used and he was rushed -- techniques were used and he was rushed to the hospital but he was pronounced dead at 4:07. the timing is less than a week after he had achieved a victory getting an acquittal in the second murder trial stemming from an alleged drive-by shooting that clammed the lives of two men in boston in the summer of 2012. he broke down and crying in court last week after the verdict was -- as the verdict was read. he was convicted one firearms charge and the superior court judge sentenced him to four to five years in prison after the current life in prison without a parole. the new england patriots releasing a short message that the patriots are aware of the report but don't anticipate statements being put out today in ma

had been serving a life sentence without parole after being convicted in the june 2013 murder of odin lloyd. hernandez's family is turning over his brain for analysis and research. researchers will determine whether he has what's known as c-t-e... a progressive degenerative disease found in people who have had repeated blows to the head. many recent ex-football players have who committed suicide have been found to have the brian disease. ( james ) u-s investigators have prepared charges against the anti-secrecy group wikileaks. seeking the arrest of the websites founder julian assange. assange has been investigated since 20-10 when thousands of files were published to wikileaks. the files were provided by former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning. bringing the charges has not been easy though. but prosecutors believe they can prove assanges's wrongdoing in the case of n-s-a leaker edward snowden. assange is currently at the ecuadorian embassy in london. ( james ) a long- time oakland institution is closing its doors. after 90-years the genova ravioli factory says it's time to move it

he was also appealing his murder conviction in the killing of odin lloyd. that was a friend who had been dating his fiancee sister. there are multiple things still being worked on the legal pipeline, so this struck a lot of people as odd timing. >> jenna: molly, thank you very much. we'll be right back with more happening now. >> jon: we told you the president is expected to sign that order and have the commerce department investigate steel imports, that's coming up any second. >> jenna: will watch for that and see you back here in an hour. >> jon: outnumbered starts right now >> meghan: north korea is bowing to wipe out the united states and reduce it to ashes. after rex tillerson says he's looking at measures to bring its regime in line. this is outnumbered. i meghan mccain. here today, sandra smith, abby huntsman, former state department spokeswoman, speethree nine, and today's #oneluckyguy, kevin jackson. your outnumbered. >> kevin: , that's my gang sign. >> meghan: we had a little pre-outnumbered. >> kevin: i know the dirt on the girls

he was already serving a life sentence without parole for the friend,f his former oden lloyd, in 2013. his family may sue for negligence over his prison suicide. clawinghe capitals their way into round two of the playoffs, pushing their ticket on sunday, five of six games in the series were decided in overtime. scored thensson game's winning in series clinching goals as well. finish, winning two to one in overtime. now it is off to face pittsburgh. game number one is thursday night at the verizon center at 7:30. game number two, they had to pittsburgh for game three next monday and game four, also in pittsburgh. they knocked the cap -- the caps out one year ago. we have a bone to pick with them. chaos overnight paris. why cookies just be the start of what's to come? yeah, i just saved a whole lot of money by swhuh.ing to geico. we should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico insures way more than cars. boats, motorcycles... even rvs! geico insures rvs? what's an rv? uh, the thing we've been stuck on for five years! wait, i'm not a real moose?? we've been over this, jeff... we

there is one criminal that she won't seek the death penalty for mark keith lloyd killed with killing police lieutenant and his pregnant ex-girlfriend. there is another person, larry perry, accused of beating his infant son to death. there is juan rosario charged with beating his 83-year-old neighbor to death and setting her house on fire. i mean, what do you say to the families of these victims? >> and i am glad i'm not in a position where i have to tell the families of these victims that. but i will tell you this: what aramis has done, she has come out in a way and said i'm not going to seek the death penalty in any case. i have no problem with her using her discretion, however, on a case-by-case basis. she is playing a political game of chicken and rick scott is playing it back with her at this point. what's at stake here is exactly as you are pointing out, there are real victims in these cases there are real defendants who have the right to have this system have integrity and the public here in orange and osceola counties where i practice as a criminal defense attorney for 13 year

he was serving a life sentence for killing semi pro-football player oden lloyd. aaron hernandez dead. in new england. all right, ainsley. ainsley: we will continue to keep you posted if we hear more. all right. we are not even 100 days in to his term and the mainstream media is already declaring president trump a lame duck. the headlines say it all. claiming that so-called disillusioned trump voters are now regretting electing the president. it turns out the polls tell a completely different story. joining us to explain is amy holmes a pollster at rasmussen reports. hey, amy, great to sigh. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: who do we believe the media or the polls. >> you should believe only what your eyes tell you and only the "new york times" could send reporters out in the field and end up in the bubble. as we find at rasmussen reports that pullin polling dats showing president trump's approval ratings going up. 41% of likely voters think the country is going in the right direction up 5 points from last week and 10 points since the election. ainsley: after

. >> 22-year old brittany lloyd was among 400 recruits sworn in as new members of the new york city police department. >> just always been a dream to be one of them and especially what my dad had done for the nation, the country, it was a true dream to be able to try to follow in his footsteps. >> brittany was only seven when her dad was killed during the terror attacks but she said she always knew she wanted to be a police officer. >>> well, for seventh year philadelphia is celebrating science, technology, engineering and mathematics. >> it is part of the philadelphia science festival created, organized and led by the franklin institute and this year it will be an exclusive experience. from the beginning of the philadelphia science festival, it is one week away and today, the franklin institute began captivating people of all ages >> from there, when i heard the explosion i got real excited and i wanted to see what was going on and i also wanted to know what was going inside that big tub, to make it explode. >> reporter: we got a preview of four of the specials, top signature events that

hernandez was found guilty of shooting lloyd seven times in an industrial park less than a mile from his massachusetts home. a key piece of evidence, this surveillance video shows hernandez holding what appears to be a gun, prosecutors say it was the same night lloyd was killed. news of the disgraced football player's alleged suicide rocked his friends, family and legal team. >> it's very hard for me to accept the fact that he may have committed suicide. we are keeping an open mind. >> reporter: in addition to winning an acquittal for the double murder last week, attorney jose baez was appealing the guilty verdict. a spokesman said that it remains under investigation but there's nothing to indicate this was anything but an apparent suicide. as hernandez was led out of court and back to his solitary prison cell, one of his last actions was to blow a kiss to his fiance and his 3-year-old daughter. >> what do they expect to find in the investigation into what happened? >> whenever there's an unintended death, they're going to do toxicology tests to see whether he had drugs in his system

he was serving a sentence for life for the killing of odin lloyd. the medical examiner is conducting an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death. >>> let's get a check on cnn money stream. stocks pointing higher. shares in europe are mixed. stocks in asia are higher overnight. the first quarter earning season off to a rocky start. ibm falling off a cliff. sinking 5% after the company reported it beat profit estimates. investors dumping the stock. ibm is the first tech company to report. investors are watching the sect sector. >>> big blue dragging the average to its second straight triple digit lost. nasdaq is up for the week. s&p 500 is flat. a troubling government report on wells fargo showing regulators failed to act on hundreds if not thousands of red flags. that according to the review of the office of the comptroller. one-alarming red flag in january of 2010 where the regulator was aware of the sales tactics and aggressive sales tactics. the board knew about aggressive sales practices as early as 2004. wells fargo declined to comment. >>>

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goldman sachs, ceo of goldman sachs, lloyd blankfein, regularly dines with mark hoffman the head of cnbc. so they're attached at hip. they would like nothing more than blankfein's former number two as fed chair for sourcing. this is what they do. you but let's be real clear here. the speculation is not coming from any source that told cnbc. there is people own trading desks and there was a note put out by a research firm, small research firmed that raised this. raised that reince priebus will be out. let's be real clear, trump holds cohn in high regard. trump refers to him as genius, my genius. cohn was known as the al haig of the transition team. liz: that is not a compliment. >> take charge. >> i'm in charge. >> then he got fired. liz: no doubt, gary cohn did take the bull by the horns and inspear as lot of confidence. >> janet yellen i believe went to brown university. got a phd in economics from yale. you know,. liz: the skillset. >> gary cohn was a commodities trader who got his bachelor's degree from american university school of business. listen, i went to harvard of westchester c

joining us is robert lloyd. welcome, sir. >> hi, kelly, how are you? nice to talk to you again. >> good to speak with you. we wanted to see if you could give us a read on what's happened to the u.s. consumer. it was disappointing again last month. what do you think is going on here? >> i think in february, we saw a little blt of an impact of the irs delaying the start of the tax refunds. i think that carried over into the consumer. but we've seen that come back a little bit, particularly at gamestop in the month of march. we benefited at game stop as well by the longest of the nintendo switch, which changes the trajectory a little bit inside the console video gaming space as well. >> that's a great point. i've heard the switch is on track, just increasing the production numbers, like the way people want to come in and experiment with it. before we get to that, what you just said is interesting, that you saw some weakness in february, tax refunds were delayed. it's coming back. at least it came back in march. is all this going to turn out to have been a

he will not replace lloyd blankfein. he wanted, maybe a few times he thought he would leave goldman sachs over the lags five years. connell: it's a good tax move and all rest of it? >> it's a good tax move. goldman sachs, we did a little digging, did banking with jared kushner and kushner family. he developed a relationship with jared kushner. when this came up, jared helped bring him in. they are now the most formidable duo, advising duo in the trump administration. connell: are they going to push bannon out? >> it is such a weird place. usually the chief of staff reigns with these things or vice president. connell: you don't hear much about the vice president. >> or valerie jarrett key person to the president. this is very horizontal management structure. you have got bannon, you have priebus, you have these guys. right now the cohn, kushner, they're ascendant. bannon is not. bannon loyalists are going out there, listen, going on the offensive, if you get riof steve, they really think he might go or might be fired, if

odin lloyd and the subsequent acquittal of these other two gentlemen that were in boston. so, you know, as a teammate, i saw aaron as an extremely talented kid. i saw him as a dedicated kid and who loved football. but obviously there were -- there was an incident where he had been living a double life and that's really disturbing not just for someone who's worked with another player or person but i think for anyone. and this whole situation has really been -- i think a lot of it has become lost upon the victims of not just aaron but just the victims of this whole situation in general, including this 4-year-old daughter. >> right. jack, let me ask you. do you think the nfl provides enough guidance for young people, 23-year-olds or so who sign 40 million deals who get these big deals? >> definitely they do. i have a lot of experience working with and the national football league provides plenty of resources. one of the big issues, don, is that oftentimes these young people don't take advantage of resources and you know how that is when you're a young person. the national foo

with aaron hernandez and odin lloyd would be 31 right now. we should remember the victims here. thank you for being with us. >>> you'll want to watch the downward spiral. inside the case of aaron hernandez at 11:00 p.m. here on cnn. >>> a new warning from the vice president to north korea. he tells cnn in an exclusive interview no direct negotiations with kim jong-un. plus the super bowl winners, the new england patriots headed to the white house with breaking news, reports coming out within the last half hour, tom brady will not be there with them. find out why. >>> also, the man at the helm of the embattled banking giant, wells fargo speaking out in an exclusive interview about the fake account scandal that has rocked that bank. >> was it at the core, a system, a culture problem? >> well, those two things that you describe which actually are very important created a culture in the retail banking business that was inappropriate. that covers you part way, so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whol

i know aaron hernandez did some heinous things in killing odin lloyd. and he was involved in the other double murder. he did some terrible things, but like i said, a guy who had his whole life in front of him, a $40 million contract, superstar athletic career, most tragedically a daughter who is four years old. he was seven months old when aaron was hauled away. she's going to grow up without a father. his peon say who sat by him day after day in court, month after month, all the families involved, the two victims in the double murder who haven't gotten closure. there won't be a conviction in the murder of their two sons. they were dragged through this lengthy court process and now they wake up to find out he kills himself right afterwards. so just sadness on so many levels and it affected so in different people. >> thank you very much, ben and patrick for joining us. again, hernandez's victim in that 2013 murder is odin lloyd. he would have been 31 years old. this morning president trump is taking credit for a republican victory even though the gop did

before, his attorney had expressed confidence in his appeal of the murder conviction in the case of odin lloyd, with hernandez's death now, it's possible that murder conviction will be tossed out, given that it was under appeal with no result. hernandez's family also announcing that they have donated his brain to science, to be studied as part of a program looking at damage in football players that he said, you know, you have to sit . >> sara ganim, thank you. coming up, princes william and harry talk candidly about the death of their mother. >> what is the point of bringing up something that will only make you sad. it ain't going to change it, it ain't going to bring her back. and when you start thinking like that, it can be damaging. >> how they continue to cope 20 years after their mother's death next. >>> but first reno sees almost 5 million travelers a year. but a select few venture outside of the biggest little city in the wo