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you're from the heartland. >> welcome to the las vegas, charles. . >> a lot of conferences and that. they're all packed -- we all feel the bear market is coming. what do you and your panel feel will be the trigger that will cause the next bear market? charles: i'm not sure. they do come. here's the thing though, here's the thing, bear markets to your point is inevitable. i had boots at this conference in 2000. 2001. 1999. i see the same faces still makin waiting for their move in the market. they're afraid of the next crash. if i'm lucky i'll live through five or six big crashes. i think it's inevitable. i'm not sure what the spark will be. we talked about the potential things. whether it was china. interest rates going up too soon or just the fact we're in a recession. unrealized and not talked about that gets worse because the american public doesn't want to step up to the plate. >> don't miss the next five or 10% move upward because you're nervous about the market crashing. you want to be in it and eventually, yes, we'll have that -- charles: we'

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desperate search for work continues but there are some encouraging signs for the las vegas economy. for the first time people are moving to the city to take up work but perhaps significantly important lessons have been learned for the future. >> long time resident john says the place known as sin city is finally heading in the right direction. >> we have to grow up, we can't just rely on gaming an tourism we have to diversify the economy and make those proper investments. >> las vegas saw a record number of vistaors and the population is beginning to grow but the underlying unemployment rate is still high and the city is set for a long road to recovery. andy gallagher, al jazeera america, las vegas. >> chile's michel bachelet is choosing a cabinet. >>> united nations has made an urgent appeal for calm in burundi. so far at least 13 people have died in protests that began over two weeks ago that's after president pierre nkurunziza's decision to run for a third term in office. >>> arrested a teenager in melbourne and explosive devices isn't being named because of his ag

nearby that church the la fontaine blue banquet hall. security cameras captured this picture of a potential suspect as he moved behind the building. back at that church parking lot today, investigators deployed a bloodhound to pick up the trail of that potential suspect. this is the last known sighting of that man and they're trying to figure out why he brought the stolen car here and what he did after he set fire to it. >> that was pot collins reporting. and the long-time housekeeper of the family just talked to megan fitzgerald about her colleague dying in the home. megan megan's in the newsroom with that part of story. >> reporter: the woman didn't want to be identified on camera and refer to her as nelly. nelly has been working for the homeowners for more than two decades. she owns the cleaning company and allowed her friend to work with her at the home so she could make a living. nelly called her friend vera. nelly says vera was a close friend of hers and hard working and loved life. vera came to this country from el salvador to earn

during the financial crisis las vegas was one of the hardest hit cities in the u.s.usands lost their jobs, but this is a city uniquely built for larger than life events. certainly fans are getting excited about what is billed as the fight of the century. >> we're rearing to watch it. no better place. can't believe it. the atmosphere is amazing. >> boxing may not draw the crowd that it once did but this is expected to be the biggest money fight of all time. >> andy gallon der sent this update from a short while ago from the mgm grand. >> well, this does not get better than this. here we are inside the mgm arena. and it's there that these two fighters mr. meet. they're both considered the greatest of their generation. look at the crowd here. you have your pacquiao fans. you have your mayweather fans. they've all paid a fortune for tickets. the tickets are selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars. everybody wants to be part of this event. what has been called the fight of the century. >> well, now to football, and on saturday all eyes on la liga with all teams in ac

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at the la finca restaurant on port chicago highway. sheriff's deputies have not released the driver's identity. the suspect also hit two cars before being detained by security. >>> new details about two shooting deaths in pittsburg. i it hand last night at 9:00. police say it's possible a home owner shot two people during an attempted burglary because four people were arrested trying to break into the same house earlier this week. the neighbor tells us today the home owner was grazed on his head bay bullet and was taken to the hospital to get checked out. >>> a celebration of life at a brentwood ballpark today as young's" teammates return to the field six divers he died. jordy almgren was stabbed to death. >> reporter: described as a pine-sized player with major league heart, his spirit filled the field today. >> he was always fun to have, and he always had the biggest smile. >> the nine year was stabbed to death sunday morning, today his team took to the field for the first time since the tragedy. jordy's number and name were everywher

at the la finca restaurant on port chicago highway. sheriff's deputies have not released the driver's identity. the suspect also hit two cars before being detained by security. >>> new details about two shooting deaths in pittsburg. i it hand last night at 9:00. police say it's possible a home owner shot two people during an attempted burglary because four people were arrested trying to break into the same house earlier this week. the neighbor tells us today the home owner was grazed on his head bay bullet and was taken to the hospital to get checked out. >>> a celebration of life at a brentwood ballpark today as young's" teammates return to the field six divers he died. jordy almgren was stabbed to death. >> reporter: described as a pine-sized player with major league heart, his spirit filled the field today. >> he was always fun to have, and he always had the biggest smile. >> the nine year was stabbed to death sunday morning, today his team took to the field for the first time since the tragedy. jordy's number and name were everywher

. >> ground has protecten on a if you resort on the las vegas strip and what makes had so different from what you have seen before. >> stay tuned. >> uc berkeley has announced the top graduating senior is the medalist winner despite losing he mother in 2013 she graduated with the highest distinction in economics and conservation studies with a neither perfect gpa and calls her mother her best friend and said that she felt a big blow when she died. she did not gave up. this unlawful she is headed for the the university of oxford in england for a master's degree and plans on pursuing a law degree at columbia university. >> in southern california, waves are specific the to be back to normal after three days of dangerous high surf. spectators lined the sand to catch a look of the surfers and body boarders at the "wedge," yesterday, with waves cresting at 10' smaller compared to monday at 15'. a high subadvisory expired last night at look. >> do we have waves like that? >> no, no, no, that has been the interesting part. with the strong sea breeze we have not had rough surf. for april, these a

there were 2.5 million for the mayweather-de la hoya fight in 2007. tickets for a floor seat $10,000. $1,500 will get you a seat in the nose bleed section and if you are staying at the mgm grand where the fight is being held, the cheapest room is going for $1,600 this weekend. on a regular day, those rooms go for about 120 bucks. >> "no justice, no peace." >>> thousands of demonstrators flood the streets of baltimore. their message tonight after six officers are charged in the death of a black man. >> personal drones are known for taking spectacular aerial photography and for a variety of other uses. but wait until you see what we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any? >>> this was the scene all day today in baltimore. thousands rallied to protest the

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. >> the way an air traffic controller talked down a man accused of stealing a plane from the las vegas airport. >>> we're looking at the bridge commute, you can see traffic on the 10 looks good. we'll tell you more straight ahead. >>> it's the june gloom in early may, there's a lot of fog to go around, we'll see what's in store for today and the rest of the week. . >>> people in baltimore are hoping the city can get back to normal. protests, riots and looting followed gray's death and led to the governor issuing a state of emergency. but recent protests have been peaceful and the curfew has been lifted. >> maryland congressman will ask president obama and the congressional leaders to send a delegation time to look at what's going on in pat more -- baltimore. a man accused of shooting a police officer is being charged with murder. >> officer moore and his partner were patrolling saturday night when they asked the man who was in the waistband of his pants. the man opened fire. the officer has seven sheerin juries to his brain. >>> a senator does not believe the military is honest about s

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we've never had an issue with common as far as the revenue goes on À la carte sales. et a unitized meal which you get the full price of the patent and then you get the full federal reimbursements we get both revenue streams in west virginia. and À la carte, that was never an issue for us to. >> well, it's very impressive what you've done, and look at the automated point-of-sale and a statewide eligibility so that the schools don't have to be focus on that and it moves with the channel. i just think it's really something that we need to look at and how we can save the cost of the paperwork for schools and families and still achieve things, so congratulations. mr. riendeau, we've had a lot of bipartisan support over the years for our summer meals programs, and we want to continue that. we know we need to strengthen both the congregant a non-congregant model. i am concerned that we create more flexibility. in michigan we submitted a request for a waiver for the congregant requirements and in fact unfortunately it was denied because of the current restrictions when a waive

the book is called "the contested murder of latasha harlins" justice, gender, and the origins of the la riots" published by oxford university press. the author is ucla history professor stevenson. who was latasha? >> an african-american girl 17 at the time of her death living with her grandmother and her aunt and cousins and a freshman in high school and was killed 1991 in south central inside the empire market. by the shopkeeper. >> host: why was she killed? >> guest: there was the struggle over a bottle of orange juice that cost $1.79. latasha harlins enter the store you can see this on the video camera. she entered at 9:30 a.m. and goes to the refrigerated case to picks up a bottle of orange juice and places it in her backpack she walks to the counter and she immediately asked if she is trying to steal her orange juice and she says no prime trying to pay for it. there is the language difference because mrs. su is from south to we are her english is not particularly good so there is a heated argument and it mrs. su katchis latasha by the arm to pull to see what was in the backpack and

the first game bang. he was stabbed to death las uss. tiffani wilson was at the game today who family and friends celebrated jordy's life. >> one two three jordany. >> infectious enthusiasm. >> he used to -- >> energetic. >> he was every everywhere at the same time. >> and all ready to smile. >> we went, yeah. hike a have face. >> that's how jordan are's teammates and former coaches remember the little leaguer. jordy was stand stabbed to death. today jordy's team took the field for the first time since his death. before the game his siblings made a brief appearance and his dads said a few words. >> today over 300 people came to support the team, support the league, and just to support the baseball community. >> jordy's presence could be felt everywhere, from the chocked number 2 behind home plate to the sticker on every helmet. to his jersey pinned to the dugout fence. >> we have all been blessed by jordy and we'll always be in our dugout and analysis our lineup. >> jordy's teammates pulled ahead, winning 12-4. the giants showed they resp

we like guys from tollito you're from the heartland. >> yeah. i am. welcome to lasing what do you and your panel feel will be the trigger that will cause the next bear market. >> i'm not sure. they do come. here's the thing though. bear markets are inevitable. i have booths at this conference in 2000, 2001, 1999, i've seen some of the same faces going around and grab a pens and still making their move in the market. let's be honest; right? because they're afraid of the next crash. if i'm lucky i'll live through at least five or six more big crashes so i think it's inevitable, so i'm not really sure what this mark will be, we talked on the show whether it china interest rates going up too soon, or just the fact that we're in a recession right now and not talked about and that gets worse because the american public doesn't want to step up to the place. >> yeah. don't miss the next five to ten% move upwards because you're nervous about the market, what you want to do is be in it and eventually, yes, we'll have that . >> and we will say sometimes don't be afraid if you

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boxing is in trouble. >> this is an event that is hoped to restore the city's fortunes in during the crisis lasas was one of the hardest hit cities in the u.s. thousands lost their jobs, but this is a city built for larger than life events. this could an multi billion dollar weekend. and people are excited for what is billed as the fight of the century. >> look at them go at it. they're both raring to go at the end of the day. no better place. no better place than mgm to watch the fight. and being in this atmosphere is amazing. >> boxing may not draw the crowds it once did this is expected to be the biggest money fight of all time. >> las vegas nevada. >> tunisia has become the second big he is producer of olive oil in the world. but the boom has not translated into more profits. >> just a few years ago kareem could never have imagined doing so well. across tunisia all farms like his have prospered from lots of rain and healthy trees. tunisia produced 40% more olive i'll than last, and there year it was the second biggest producer in the world. >> it is extremely important. first for us as prod

a reporter with the la times tweeted this photo. the sea lion has oil in its eyes and on its flippers. it went back to the ocean before it could be rescued. this young sea lion was a little luckier. rescue crews picked him up and brought him to sea world to be rehabilitated. and at least five oil covered pelicans like this one have been rescued but more are out there. >>> the man police say was drunk when he ran down a livermore mother and baby is facing murder charges. brian jones is accused of speeding his mustang through a neighborhood with a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit. he hit the mother and child and slammed into an apartment building injuring two more children. the family's victims confronted jones in court earlier this month. >> you are a murder! a killer! you don't deserve to be breathing! >> killer! >> murder! >> jones told police he had been at the livermore wine country festival in the hours before the crash. he is due back if court next week. >>> and a man accused of trying to snatch a young girl off the str

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the 27-year-old is accused of stealing the plane from the las vegas airport in the middle of the night. he took the plane for a joy ride for almost an hour. >>> a forest fire is burning out of control this morning in upstate new york. homes surrounding that state forest north of new york city are now empty. that fire broke out on sunday. take a look at some of the images here. there are no word of of how the fire started. 30 acres have already been destroyed. >>> time for weather and traffics on the 1s. tom is telling us about a forecast that looks more like june. >> we're #warmest morning yet. temperatures in upper p 60s right now. raegan national is 60 degrees. fair frax low -- fairfax low to mid 60s. shenandoah valley now in the 50s in the mountain. we'll have it soaring in the 80s in washington and northern virginia. right near the bay, it will be in the upper 70s with some scattered afternoon thundershowers coming through. a look at the timing on those storms hour by hour. next weather and traffic on the 1s that's coming up at 4:51. it looks like the commute going well so far, mel

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we are at the salt conference in las vegas. top business stories of the morning, we will give that to matt miller who was in new york with headlines. matt: exchange at the top of alibaba. the biggest e-commerce company will have a new ceo, daniel zhang who replaces a jonathan who will stay on as advised chairman. he told bloomberg television he hopes to build a global platform beyond china and called alibaba's strategy a long journey. daniel: by creating value to long-term customers and bringing value to participants. so we believe that we will -- that investors will like us as long as we continue our belief and continue creating value for customers. matt: john herb -- john helped turn out a bob is singled a promotion into the biggest day for sales. shares of alibaba are up more than 60 -- more than 60%. sales rose 45%. cable tv and movies are driving profit. 21st century fox earnings rose thanks to higher fees for pay-tv distributors. the fox broadcast is hurting. they have fallen 21% this year among younger viewers. fox presid

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the 3-year-old was found at wills memorial park in la plata friday morning. ther was swinging the deceased child and she may have even been there overnight. the mother, 24-year-old romicia sims has not been charged in her son's debt. she's being treated at a hospital and -- death. she's being treated at a hospital and now her mother is coming her to defense. >> reporter: last night 47- year-old vontasha sims called wusa9 saying she wants to set the record straight. >> she would never ever harm my grandson in any type of way. i believe she had some time of mental illness, some type of mental break. >> reporter: her daughter had been diagnosed with a mental illness about three months ago and had been seeking help since until her son found her with her 3-year-old son friday morning. the park is about a mile from the hotel where the family is staying. sims tells us the family is homeless and her daughter suffered depression while trying to take care of this while taking care of her son. >> i don't want people to look down on her. i want people to use the situation

we would like to have that flexibility to put those items back on the a la carte items. having the decision to be able to raise the price of a meal or not, i mean that should be determined by each district, by what they feel their enrollment would be able to pay for. we want to be able to keep those kids into those cafeterias because we can't serve them nutritious meals if we don't have them eating with us. so those are the type of things we're wanting to look at. like i say with the fruit and vegetable, we really want to encourage our kids. that's something that we've always thought is important but we do not want to lose our unlimited froouts and vegetables because we can't afford to do that anymore. >> good. thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> dr. hassink i apologize that we have not paid more attention to you. especially with all of the work that you -- >> i would have if i had more time. >> thank you. >> but you made as a typical situation where a chairman of committee is answering the question that i would have asked you. you made some excellent points with regar

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work on five year model cycles, the first generation of vehicles, the volt, the chevy lease and at thes la, are coming to their second generation of the gm volt will come out this fall the nissan, leaf will come out in a year or two. the tesla, model three will be a mid compact car, these are all coming out in 2-3 years, if policy is not ready to increase the uptake in the marketplace, the risk is that we stall. the risk of stalling out in the vehicle market is the risk of missing our health commission targets, so we see a window of opportunity, for policy leadership, in the next two years, maybe three to accelerate this market and get us to the next level of market penetration of electric vehicles. one of the areas we're focused on right now is the opportunity, what is missing in our policy set one of the things missing in our policy set is trying to figure out how to get infrastructure out there. here in the bay area, even though we lead in a number of electric vehicles, per capita in the state we are still short of our goal again our state goals, would lead us to have 400,000 electric v

it was supposed to be the fight of the century in las vegas. >> emphasis on a bit of bruising becauseas the dust clears from the fight, critics are wondering whether it was sports fans who didn't take a bigger beating. here's t.j. holmes. >> reporter: floyd "money" mayweather may have been booed by the crowd but in the end he proves the better fighter, beating pacquiao by unanimous decision later showing off his $100 million down payment on what could add up to be a $180 million payday. >> do you have the $100 million check on you right now? >> yes. i don't want to put it on camera. >> that's the real deal. >> the star-studded crowd watched mayweather take control right from the start. with no knockouts or knockdowns, mike tyson was not impressed. we waited for five years for that? #underwhelmed. >> reporter: pacquiao revealing he almost postponed the fight because of an injured shoulder. the athletic officials denying him use of an injection just before the fight. still he said it wasn't yes lost. >> i did my best. but my best wasn't good enough. >> for the millions shelling out up t

guardian at pennsylvania school this morning and handed out the first of his tickets the soul takes on the las vegas outlaws on saturday at boardwalk hall in atlantic city. >>> in new york city today phillies and mets. >> it was not a good one this afternoon batting practice went long in new york between the game with the phillies and mets and the phillies were throwing it and the mets were happy to hit it. have we run out of ideas scientists may want to exam sean o 'sullivans arm. the solo shot gives the mets a 1-0 lead and then michael dud eyer, if that ball is meat is he a carnivore, the phils are down 3 and seven innings of shutout ball and a homer off o 'sullivan in the fourth he is the pitcher. he sounders seven runs and four homers, and they have lost four in a row and it was a 3-7 road trip. >>> fifa soccer's governing body is long dogged with corruption and bribery and now they say they have proof. swiss officials working with the u.s. have charged 14 officials at a posh hotel and they are charged with racketeering to money lawnering and they say they took bribes and kickbacks for mar

. >> this the definitely better than the la airport one thousand times better than. >> i have a double knees burger with bacon. >> i realize i'm on a diet but i'm hoping this will be good. >> it total is san francisco experience because there's so many people and nationalities in this town to come to the airport especially everyone what have what they wanted. >> are repioneering or is this a model. >> we're definitely pioneers and in airport commemoration at least nationally if not intvrl we have many folks asking our our process and how we select our great operators. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the food option in san francisco airport are phenomenal that's if it a lot of the airports >> yeah. >> you don't have the choice. >> some airports are all about food this is not many and this particular airport are amazing especially at the tirnl indicating and corey is my favorite i come one or two hours before my flight this is the life. >> we definitely try to use as many local grirnts as we can we use the goat cheese and we also use local vendors we use greenly produce they summarize the local soured produc

we like guys from tollito, you're from the heartland. >> yeah. i am. welcome to lasf conferences and they're packed we all feel the bear market is coming, what do you and your panel feel will be the trigger that will cause the next bear market. >> i'm not sure. they do come. here's the thing though. bear markets are inevitable. i have booths at this conference in 2000, 2001, 1999, i've seen some of the same faces going around and grab a pens and still making their move in the market. let's be honest; right? because they're afraid of the next crash. if i'm lucky, i'll live through at least five or six more big crashes so i think it's inevitable, so i'm not really sure what this mark will be, we talked on the show whether it china, interest rates going up too soon, or just the fact that we're in a recession right now and not talked about and that gets worse because the american public doesn't want to step up to the place. >> yeah. don't miss the next five to ten% move upwards because you're nervous about the market, what you want to do is be in it and eventually, yes,