corporal graham's body was escorted frome hawaii by his nephew james george, who is a career marine. >> james george : 65 years laterbeing able to bring him home and to have closure for our family is very emotional and is something that my aunts and uncles and my mother had always dreamed abouthaving this closure. >> jeff :corporal graham's family says it is good to finally have him back home in california. his funeral is on friday and he will be laid to rest next to his bother. i'm jeff bush at sfo, kron four news. we are learning more tonight about the sexual harrassment cases against u-c berkeley employees. >> pam :students and employees have filed 19 -harrassment reports since 20-11. one of the complaints was filed against the u-c berkeley swim and diving coach todd mulzet. according to the complaint. mulzet repeated sexual comments to a male co-worker. and at one point said quote - "i'll give you 300- dollars for oral sex." complaints were also filed against an adjunct professor of statistics. and a staff member in the program for disabled students. critics complain about how th

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will not puteople the sign in the yard, and anywhere frome two or three signs a night.if it's the opposition or if it's just somebody that wants assigned to put in their yard. john: there's not that many republicans we can remember who wins the mississippi primary and are likely to win the connecticut primary. how is it that donald trump has put himself in a position where his appeal crosses all the geographic divides? mark: i think he struck a cord with a lot of people with a message that does play across different geographical areas and different groups, people frustrated with the status quo. the media often paints his supporters is crazy and unreasonable. candidates, he has some sports that are crazy and unreasonable, but people like that are as big a part of his coalition is anybody else. that's guy who cares about his country and family and lives in connecticut. where he is likely to win resoundingly tomorrow. it is a blue state, but it's interesting that the republican party of connecticut, which could not be more different than in other parts the country, donald

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i'm joined by jim wall rsh frome m.i.t. programme. and he travelled to iran and korea. let's work our way through the nuclear threat. the biggest is a weapon in the hands of the terrorist group. the countries of the former soviet union and pakistan are the most serious concerns. how secure are the weapons? >> they are more secure than six years ago when we started the process. unfortunately, i fear, antonio. that the process will probably be the last summit. which is unfortunate, because there's a lot of work left to do. you point out russia is not here. vladimir putin is saying everything it chocolate and roses in russia. that is not true. there's more nuclear material in russia and the united states than all the other countries, and russia faces changes. seven six years later. >> and could those weapons end up in the wrong hands? >> i don't think it's so much the weapons, russia's nuclear weapons, as it is the material to make the weapons, the highly enriched uranium and plut opium. that is what people are concerned about. plutonium is a dirty substance, non-state act

froming in dominic konstam the head of rates. -- monitoring inflation indicators and global developments this a hawkish or dovish statement? dominic: we think it was dovish. the expectation was that they could set themselves up or height. they clearly did not do that. i think the more subtle reading of it was that the committee was getting quite comfortable that they had underpinned the risk access recovery since the last meeting. so that is important. it, i thinkitoring because there are so happy and pleased with what they have achieved over the last few months. and they did not want to give that away. unlikely, itso should be banished from your mind. looking at the markets today, we saw a rally in the s&p afterward, but not strong either way. anything else in the announcement that struck you, or boring asexpected and most people thought it was going to be? there were a few things on the defense. but the hidden thing and there is the real yields reacted. they had risen quite a bit, recently, and came down. a lot of focus on the doj. all, there could have been a terrible reaction, have

and what can wome we learn frome tragedies 57 deaths in living in a world of geological hazards with those with questions to really inspired me to write this book when i moved back to seattle about six years ago. what i discovered is amazingly rich and interconnected story, a story about politics and money and science but it's also a story about logic. it's a story about the establishment of the national forests and it's a story about the transcontinental railroad. it's a star as big as the clinic itself and it all came together on the one day at this one place in may of 1980. the story began in rock island, illinois, which is a town on the mississippi river about 150 miles west of chicago. it's so hot in here because i think you have a napkin for me? i think i'm going to sit down. it figures i'd come back to washington, d.c. on the one hot day in march. this town of rock island is what would your german immigrant named frederic moved in 1856. he took a job at a lumber yard tending that would be at previous jobs in a brewery and on a railroad. so he was intelligent and friendly and a

the gunman and killed him and wounded kevid swain has now been release frome custody.he man is not facing anyacin charges at this time. sources tell fox5 the gunman told fox5 # he woke up or came out of some sort of diabetic emergency and didn't know what o was going on when they tried to enter in to his home. he grabbed his gun and shotshot them. > it sounded like they were trying to get into the househous forcefully and then all of a sudden shots rang out. it was like six or seven shots. and the fire crew just scattered > olm schneider was a 30 year 0 year veteran.eran his partner only 19 years old il still hospitalized at shockhoc trauma in bought more. has moved out of the icu. services to remember olm schneider have been finalized.il it will be held in hollywood maryland. wednesday also at st. john's pair issue. a private family burial will follow the mass. > a scare in the air withir baltimore gas and electric. they were riding in a helicopter to inspect some power lines when the copper went down near bwi airport. it landed not far from the marke train station. t

a water system was unveiledasnvi which will keep sewage frome fro pouring into the bay, main, m concernsympic organizers z have been about the pollution in the bay. brazilian officials are a confide say.sa law enforcement personnel heldsd a news conference addressinge as some of the concerns athletesthe and fans may have about the possibility of a terrorist terro attack.tack. >>> protests on the campus of clemson university have hit aer fever #ed pitch.p a sit in continues thises thi morning after someone hung hun bananas on the campus posterer promoting african-americanican history.or the move was ultimately denounced by university president jim clemons butim students felt that didn't go far enough.fa in responsr e the school hasoo h hired a chief diversitya officer who starts monday. m >> all right, time now 7:13. caitlin is back.ack. >> good morning.>> >> good news is we're going towg have this good stretch of nicefe weather. >> yeah, and it really kind of started earlier this week and it continues through thenues weekend into next week slowly getting warmer, too. >> good. >> everyone

frome benefit tremendously the oceans.mmediate threat for us is homegrown radicals, those inspired by isis propaganda. it is incredibly pernicious, we have not done much in combating that, probably because we are not very good at social media. and now we are using a very different strategy, a sensible empowering those to speak on this. charlie: how would you assess the french effort and belgium's effort to stop this attack? guest: they begin with a far greater problem and less resources devoted to the task. they have been behind from the beginning. they are ramping up personnel, but it takes time. these law enforcement officials cannot be trained overnight, said they are playing against the clock and unfortunately it shows in the tragic attacks we have seen. charlie: but they are not going to a reassessment, what we did right, what we did wrong. and anyone of those killed in the brussels attack, having been warned by the turkish government, so they have been going through an agonizing assessment. guest: the question they n

. >> we came here anandrew f frome experience of touring in this museum h how critical it is that we all apply the lessons of thth papast to the future and thehe presenent to create and pursue a wororld free from nuclear weapo. amy: we will look at how the united date has been quietly upgrading its nuclear arsenal to create smaller, more precise nuclear bombs as part of a massive effort that will cost up to $1 trillion over three decades. we will speak to marylia kelley, author of the new report, "trillion dollar trainwreck." all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in washington, d.c., police have arrested about 85 more protesters taking part in the democracy spring actions against corporate lobbying and big money in politics. this comes after more than 400 people were arrested after a sit-in at the capitol on monday. the corporate networks widely ignored monday's arrests. according to a tally by the intercept, cnn did not devote any coverage to the protests. msnbc mentioned them for 12 seconds and fox ne

frome also getting numbers the aerospace and defense industry. first quarter adjusted revenues rising by 7.8% year on year. the outlook is confirmed. with adjusted revenue increased single-digit numbers. 5%. adjusted revenue up by 6% year on year on an organic basis. i don't see any mention of a bid on zodiac. aerospace supplier be going after another french aerospace supplier in the shape of a zodiac bid. we were reporting at the end of last week as something in the works. droppedrs after saffron an offer for the french business. we will wait and see if we get anything more on that. let us tell you what else you need to be aware of here on the markets. a reminder perhaps to my right on the bloomberg the guiding force the fed could be this week depending on what they choose to say. auto,the end of 2015, the the changes in fed policy and how they have led equity markets in the white and currency markets here in the blue. the fed changing the stand -- their stance. asia trading weaker yet again today, a third day down for japanese stock markets. we

. >> ooh, boy a special treata spt for students graduating froming howard university this spring.re willent deliver the key float address at the ceremony. the university made the announcement yesterday. the president will receive an honorary doctor sintllof law dee from howard. that commencement ceremony isem planned for saturday may seventh.seve >> that's exciting.>> t >> everyone will be there.e >> absolutely. >> people that weren'tpl planning to walk are now. n >> all of a sudden they are, a s yes. >> ahead at 5:30 police need your help finding a missing misi teen in the district.istr >>> plus what we know about a deadly stabbing that happened overnight in the southeast.outh >> what bryce harper did at nats park for the first timefor in his career. 5:27 right now. kehir >> ♪ >> ahead this morning an update on the maryland statee ma trooper hit during a chain c reaction crash on the beltway.rh >>> plus, terrifying momentser on board a metro train.ra >> the train came to a haltal and then it jerked forward and backwards several times overtimo the course of 12 or 15 o minutes. >>

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they took the offense so seriously that they made a profiting from thprofiting frome people tissue punishable by a ten year felony. they understoo understood unburd children do indeed have constitutional rights. there's been a lot of debate about the horrible videos that came out last year but today's hearing will present the documents and invoices marketing brochures and management documents that reveal that one for-profit procurement business and several abortion clinics may have violated the intent of the statute and the waxman prohibition passed overwhelmingly by the democratic controlled house. we've invited for u.s. attorneys and others to help us understand this conduct in light of the existing statute. we look forward to working through this material in a thoughtful way and i ask my colleagues on the other side to join in a productive discussion about the statute that your site passed. before past. before i turn to introducing the documents, i want to draw your attention to the posters that will hope to follow the discussion. the first presents three entities involved in the business

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cut fromes were outperform to market perform. a fair value following the low quality the potential shareholder value is trapped until they improve earnings returns. they jumped 11% last week after news it was the first week since december 2000 11 but now, we hear it is fairly valued. .nd disney is raised to a buy the price target is burying -- has been raised to put hundred $21. concerns are already priced into the shares and there are many reasons to be optimistic, including two the opening of disney shanghai in june. they are gaining about .5% in the free market. up next on "bloomberg ," on why hedavid zervos is recommending emerging markets for the first time since he has been at the firm. ♪ vonnie: you are watching "bloomberg ." investors have piled into civilian assets believing the impeachment of a brazilian president will pull the country out of a recession. join me now is david zervos and he is making positive recommendations for emerging markets for the first time. what makes this different? you know, looking bac

i want to say, first off, i fromed the entire program nato yesterday. before i saw this, i had big reservations, like everybody else, about everybody paying their fair share. after i watched and listened to stoltenberg, last year, we told in nato thatlies they need to start paying their 2% gdp. he said, as of last year, they investment inng military. yes, they had not started meeting the 2% gdp that they are supposed to, but they stopped the reduction. for people that are saying no, it is a bad investment, i'm sorry, but they are wrong. i watched the entire program. yes, people are not paying their fair share monetarily. i don't agree with that. sweden and finland have played a huge part in afghanistan. the italians are paying a huge part in training. people need to educate themselves, like i do, especially when you have a bad feeling and you don't think and there going right is corruption -- true, there is corruption on both sides, ok? like the superdelegates with hillary. the democratic side of the election is rigged. the republican side is rigged. ho

involving a schoolbus on newoole hampshire avenue southbound.bo let's switch it over aside frome thisracking, we are tracking a lota of other problems around therod area. a look at our maps for wide vied of the delays. the i wanted to show you some ofom those congested areas which isch as i get out of the way really l everywhere. we have a crash in oxon hill ono the outer loop by saint barnab barnabas. inner loop is completely jammedp as you make your way from five o across the wilson bridge intoe alexandria. 395 inbound from south of the beltway 95 northbound jams andam then all the way to the 14th th1 street bridge is basically be iy parked with congestion.ed witcog same story on the outer loop.p 95 southbound bw north andor southbound and 270 from and70 f gaithersburg 66 inbound all of your inbound routes are iound r basically parked. if you want to avoid those hugeh delays and the slick conditionsn and just kind of nasty rainy day, you can take metro but keeo in mind single tracking greeng g line l'efant to mount vernon an medical emergency archives has a only the yellow line oper

frome followed politics 2008. that when just like obama was running for president.s a huge concern the all please, think about it. learn about your candidates. learn what they do. who supports them. host: ok. let me get into the democrats. caller: how are you doing this morning? host: doing fine. good morning to you. go ahead with your comment or question. caller: my question is i cannot figure out why none of the news people are talking about the fact that the republican party just banned guns from their convention. the republicans in the nra have been running around the country telling everybody that gun-free zones are the reasons all these shootings are happening, and the republicans just banned guns from their convention. host: any thoughts on it? guest: what that is is not an rnc call. candidates have secret service. secret service makes the call. whatever the secret service says, happens. charleston, northh charleston carolina. i am an independent outside looking in. --caller: i am an independent outside looking in. out republicans are coming in record numbers

look at the rallies, morehis unlikely victories in the race, and his fundraising, which has mostly fromely small donors, so clearly, there support inssroots the democratic party that hillary clinton is not tapping into, and part of it is because he has perturbed himself successfully as a political outsider. someone who has gone against the democratic establishment, much in the summer that donald trump has perturbed himself as someone who has gone against picked the republican aisle. it has been interesting to watch this for outside candidates who do not represent the party establishment, who are doing things differently, who voters feel a more authentic and are not held to some of the special aterest that give people such negative perception of washington and washington lawmakers, so even though bernie sanders likely will not win the democratic nomination come i think it's a relative success sends a strong message to democrats moving forward that their party basis exactly the that theuess challenge republican party basis, which is to address the angst amongst voters with the party establis

veteran fromed vietnam, and i do not think it is right the way we are giving money away.ost: to whom? caller: all these different countries, all these terrorist countries like saudi arabia, how about that one? .nd iran, same thing when it comes time for our raises, we don't get any raises. host: thanks for the call. dean is next from kentucky. good morning. caller: i am calling about the and ourour country, grandkids are going to pay it because [indiscernible] 20 trillion, it will be a burden. i do think we need to pay our fair share [indiscernible] host: thank you. tom burke says cheney and reagan says the deficit does not matter, quiet now? the republican concern, make the debt not matter. that is what the viewer says. good morning on the republican line. caller: good morning. it seems incredible to me that we are facing this enormous that, but we are taking in all kinds of people from other countries and even with the illegals that are here, it just -- two and two is five instead of four, we really need to do something about stopping immigration until we are able to ge

the gentlelady fromed ised is, miss glome, and the gentleman from new york, mr. crowley, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from south dakota. mrs. noem: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and tend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 3724. currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mrs. noem: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of my bipartisan bill, h.r. 3724, the ensuring integrity in the i.r.s. work force act. with tax day just behind us, most americans have finished their tax returns. they filled out form after form giving the i.r.s. some of the most sensitive information possible, including their social security numbers, their birth dates, wage data, and more. in 2014, the inspector general for the i.r.s. released a report that raised serious questions about whose hands this information falls into once it arrives at the i.r.s. more specifically, an audit of the agency's hiring practices found that the i.r.s