reaction isor lieutenant brian mcgregor with the w kenner louisiana police department. investigating the attempts kidnapping investigate the illegal alian with the match at this at the wal-mart and in alabama sandy the best of the sister of the allegedly killed by an illegal immigrant. in baldwin county da wilters who is prosecuting miss hawkins alleged killer. let's start with you mr. wilters. this broke b my heart to hear ts story coming out of alabama. i actually learn beside it, because one of my radio listeners called intoo my show and said a colleague of his is the husband of the victim. that he was distraught and devastated. i looked it up. and said indeed this happened. tell us about this case and any more details that you've discovered.ve >> thank you for having us on tonight. ask you and your listeners to please pray for amy hawkins family as they go through this tragic time. it seems on sunday at 12:25pm amy hawkins was riding her bicycle on one of our roads on the eastern shore near fair hope and daphne. and she was northbound and the defendant in the case j

lieutenant mcgregor, your thoughts about this case now as it stands? how did he get into this country? he was deported twice, at least, we understand? >> there are still things we are looking into. we know on friday at 2:00 p.m., he entered walmart through the garden center and approach the deli section of the store. he engaged a female that had a 2-year-old in a grocery cart and he threatened that female. he also threatened the life of the child as well and he also put his hand on his side to indicate that he had a machete on his side. that female asked for help. he reached to grab that child and, like any mother would, she fought for her child and grabbed the child from the cart and proceeded to get that child on the other side of that deli counter. some walmart employees as well as citizens and everybody else that engage the suspect, he ran back to the meat and poultry section of the store. he drew the machete. he swung it at employees who create a distance, which allowed him to get back into the deli section where another mother who was coming thro

connor mcgregor mocked nate for teaching kid's jui-jitsu in his hometown.ike a little deer in his last close decision. in one of the greatest fights in ufc history, nate diaz shocked the world when on very short notice he stepped in and submitted mcgregor in two rounds. he lost the second bout by decision, but there will surely be a third. and no matter what happens, nate diaz always brings it. mariscos chente on south centinela. >> anthony: what did you eat growing up? like, in your house when you were little kids, what kind of food did you eat? what's lunch? >> nate: macaroni and cheese and hot dogs. >> nick: yeah, hot dogs right. that was basically it, top ramen. >> anthony: hot dogs, mac and cheese? >> nick: some ghetto juice. >> anthony: what about you? >> gilbert: rice and beans and some sort of mexican dish, some sort of protein with it and everything, you know? i'm not vegetarian, but i learned a lot from them though. >> nick: i was pretty much vegan for years really. >> anthony: even as a kid? no -- >> nick: like, i stopped eating land animals peri

conor mcgregor generated a huge money fight against lloyd mayweather by the huge hype, and wilder is time criticising louise ortiz, who is still on stage conducting media interviews, as is wilder. wilder has a lot riding on it, not only the defence of his wbc title but also the possibility of facing anthony joshua in a unification bout later this year. joshua has to get past joseph parker, who he faces later this month, and what wilder is trying to do is to get the public interested in what would be a huge bout. casual fans often judge interested in what would be a huge bout. casualfans oftenjudge boxing out what is happening in heavyweight, and we are going through a real researchers at the moment, with two big names in wilder and joshua, who could potentially face each other this year, they have to get past their next opponents. ortiz has failed drugs test in the past, and wilder has had plenty to say on this. has boxing got a problem? that's what wilder is saying. wilder has been very critical. he says, once a cheater, a lwa ys critical. he says, once a cheater, always a cheater.

news of them using desks to barricade themselves inside classrooms during the lockdown.sot jamie mcgregor / sophomore "the said it was a code red and we have to barricade the doors and everyone has to get inside" someone phoned in a threat of violence to the school. students heard it was about a shooting that would happen on campus.a large police presence came investigate with officers doing sweeps in and outside the school.students said a teacher handed out text books for kids to use as shields.by late afternoon, officers determined the threat was not real, and lifted the lockdown.nancy bain / mother daughter is freshmansot thank god they are ok they said it was a hoax not funny.parents rushed to get their kids, greeting them with huge hugs, and relief.dan mccrea / parent of freshman sot "of course i thought of the worst possible things but in the world of things this was not that."the lockdown rattled zoe sid, who says she just organized a student walk out against gun violence.sot zoe sid/ junior "it happening here in palo alto that really scares me because we are known as a pretty safe

sot jamie mcgregor / sophomore "the said it was a code red and we have to barricade the doors and everyoneo get inside"someone phoned in a threat of violence to the school.students heard it was about a shooting that would happen on campus.a large police presence came investigate with officers doing sweeps in and outside the school.students said a teacher handed out text books for kids to use as shields.by late afternoon, officers determined the threat was not real, and lifted the lockdown. nancy bain / mother daughter is freshmansot thank god they are ok they said it was a hoax not funny.parents rushed to get their kids, greeting them with huge hugs, and relief.dan mccrea / parent of freshman sot "of course i thought of the worst possible things but in the world of things this was not that."the lockdown rattled zoe sid, who says she just organized a student walk out against gun violence.sot zoe sid/ junior "it happening here in palo alto that really scares me because we are known as a pretty safe community and it doesn't seem right."justine waldman /@justinewaldman:"as police investigate m

shery: sarah mcgregor, tliv. she leads are u.s. economics coverage from washington. abigail doolittle is with us. we have seen stocks fluctuating with all of the developments today, including the ecb meeting in the morning. she has the latest. abigail: we are seeing major averages and stocks fluctuate. we are looking at small gains for the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq. they have been slipping between small gains and small losses, but nasdaq is holding onto again, up for a good date in a row. lots of uncertainty about what will be the tariffs actually and the possibility of a trade war, and one index falling on the diminished possibility of around tariffs that they might not be quite as fore as president trump had them in them and steel is the small-cap russell 2000. if we look at the chart, we are going to see the index started higher but falling over, just down .3 but most of the smaller capitalized companies tend to be more base in the u.s. domestically relative to revenue. interesting that it has gone up and outperform the s&p 500 when there had been a greater thought

leadse sarah mcgregor who a rich in washington with the latest.s breaking those headlines, i was trying to figure out what proclamations means, are we going to get any details? we know that announcement is coming today, and there was the investigation last year -- and the question is the exemptions and who will be exempt from tariffs. there isid today that most likely going to be exceptions for canada and mexico as long as they play ball and there could be opening for other allies. in his words they could be flexible with military partners. that they think we're going to be looking for is what are the exemptions and are there certain countries. this is a formal order so when trump sized as he is going to have to spell it out. we should finally have clarity on what exactly is going to happen with these terrorists. ariffs. david: is there a possibility he will hold off on those? sarah: as you know,ariffs. math that is in the throes of renegotiation since august. all the parties and the wrapup talks in december, which didn't happen, and the next goal

presence from pa police, melno park and the stanford sheriff office.and students tell sot jamie mcgregor / sophomore"the said it was a code red and we have to barricade the doors and everyone has to get inside i was a little paranoid that there might be a school shooter on campus."sot john mccrea / parent of a freshman "of course i thought of the worst possible things but in the world of things this was not that this was a threat of violence not an incident of violence."voparents rushed here to pick up their kids some telling me they left work after getting texts from their kids locked in closets or classrooms.kids also took pictures with officers with holding guns at the main entrance.and said they could hear police and k9s in the hallways, as they stayed locked down inside their classrooms.students tell me this interrupted a lot of tests were scheduled for today, as it is right before spring break. justineagain, it appears the threat here at pa hs is likely a hoax.and not one that anyone found funny. coming up tonight at 6, hear about what police are doing to find the person who called

sot jamie mcgregor / sophomore "the said it was a code red and we have to barricade the doors and everyoneget inside"someone phoned in a threat of violence to the school.students heard it was about a shooting that would happen on campus.a large police presence came investigate with officers doing sweeps in and outside the school.students said a teacher handed out text books for kids to use as shields.by late afternoon, officers determined the threat was not real, and lifted the lockdown. nancy bain / mother daughter is freshmansot thank god they are ok they said it was a hoax not funny.parents rushed to get their kids, greeting them with huge hugs, and relief.dan mccrea / parent of freshman sot "of course i thought of the worst possible things but in the world of things this was not that."the lockdown rattled zoe sid, who says she just organized a student walk out against gun violence.sot zoe sid/ junior "it happening here in palo alto that really scares me because we are known as a pretty safe community and it doesn't seem right."justine waldman /@justinewaldman:"as police investigate mot

sarah mcgregor joins us. what might be these individual cases be? what does that mean, sarah?> right. so i think now it's preclear that trump intends to do his 25% on steel and the 10% on aluminum. but the big question is to fine print. will any countries or any products be exempt from these tariffs? what we heard yesterday from the trade adviser peter navorro is there could be exemptions from certain companies. he didn't walk us through that but the idea is if at last certain product or company that really needs have lower tariffs or tariff-free access to some steel or aluminum product, they could apply for that. trump has not signed this order yet. we're expecting either this week or next based on what his advicers are saying and those details are going to be what's really important right now. mark: and beyond when and if he signs the order, sarah, who is next on his firing line? firing the or intellectual property rights? >> his american first agenda, it's a real thing. i think his first year of presidency, a lot of big action was taken on trade and this was like a big hamm

i'm joined by bloomberg's economic policy editor, sarah mcgregor, from our washington studio.xclusions and retaliation. 0n exclusions, we heard today from the commerce secretary, wilbur ross, who was responsible for preparing this report that's it imports of steel and aluminium post a security threat and aluminium post a security threat and he said president trump men yesterday it would be all steel and aluminium imports facing the terrorists but if various lobbying effo rts terrorists but if various lobbying efforts by governments and industry groups in the next week before trump says he will sign this order, if they have any impact and trump claws back and does not do any broad terror. and all retaliation, eu commissioner has had even more pointed remarks recently, saying they might target harley davidson, levi strauss, these iconic american brands, sending a very tough message. this is jean-claude juncker, on german television, will put tariffs on harley davidson, urban and blue jeans, put tariffs on harley davidson, urban and bluejeans, levi's, because we would like a reas

join us for more on this is richard mcgregor. very much for joining us.d upon obama those earlier points that tom was making. some are quite conciliatory on this but it is not surprising, there isn't a great just to lose your and potentially a lot to gain. is very bizarre, china was meant to be in the u.s. crosshairs by the country's most hit by this are canada and europe. canada and europe are both considering heading back against the u.s., just at the time when canada, europe and japan would like to work with the u.s.. the market open is inside china. it is all going in the wrong direction, there is an old chinese saying, i think mr. trump has picked up a stone only to drop it on his own. that is why the chinese are playing a critical right now. >> do you expect to hear any more about this? how do expect them to move? >> i think china will wait until they are actually imposed. is how it issue affects global trade will countries like south korea as well as china start to look to to move their stock. i think we have to wait to see how it plays out before

news of them using desks to barricade themselves inside classrooms during the lockdown.sot jamie mcgregor / sophomore "the said it was a code red and we have to barricade the doors and everyone has to get inside" someone phoned in a threat of violence to the school. students heard it was about a shooting that would happen on campus.a large police presence came investigate with officers doing sweeps in and outside the school.students said a teacher handed out text books for kids to use as shields.by late afternoon, officers determined the threat was not real, and lifted the lockdown.nancy bain / mother daughter is freshmansot thank god they are ok they said it was a hoax not funny.parents rushed to get their kids, greeting them with huge hugs, and relief. coming up at eight.. a pregnant mother and her family-- kicked off a disney cruise during their vacation. the warning tonight for other moms. an east bay city is having a hard time finding people who want to join the police department... where it's happening and why it could mean a rise in crime... and after the break... the race event tu

sot jamie mcgregor / sophomore "the said it was a code red and we have to barricade the doors and everyone has to get inside"someone phoned in a threat of violence to the school.students heard it was about a shooting that would happen on campus.a large police presence came investigate with officers doing sweeps in and outside the school.students said a teacher handed out text books for kids to use as shields.by late afternoon, officers determined the threat was not real, and lifted the lockdown. nancy bain / mother daughter is freshmansot thank god they are ok they said it was a hoax not funny.parents rushed to get their kids, greeting them with huge hugs, and relief.dan mccrea / parent of freshman sot "of course i thought of the worst possible things but in the world of things this was not that."the lockdown rattled zoe sid, who says she just organized a student walk out against gun violence.sot zoe sid/ junior "it happening here in palo alto that really scares me because we are known as a pretty safe community and it doesn't seem right."justine waldman /@justinewaldman:"as police investi

joining us with the latest is sarah mcgregor. from did you get a lot of details from this? he seemed quite undecided when it comes to the details. not even headline numbers. he is like, it could change. sarah: i think what has emerged over the past 24 hours, first from trump's administration and himself, is there is an opening for a softer touch with some of them. ismp had initially said this broad-based and global. as we have seen, that has sparked a strong reaction from his trading partners. it looks like that message is getting through and trump himself is saying, even in the tweet, we can be from a to allies, let's not try and be too tough. i think there might be a little of a site of relief going on, but this is a fluid situation. we will not know what is in the tariffs until he signs them formally. vonnie: this meeting at 3:30 was originallyhe

for more, let's bring in sarah mcgregor. >> what is it looking like in terms of who in the u.s., whatind of industry, what kind of workers might get hit the hardest? >> that is a good question. if you look at who trump described as the forgotten man and woman, the farmers, workers and agriculture with those are the people that could be hit by these tariffs that would be countermeasures from the chinese back against what president trump announced yesterday. tariffsese would impose on which could impact iowa for won in 2016.esident other products could be in the crosshairs. soybeans, which there is a large amount of those that end up being exported to china, if we ended up in a trade war. trump country could be part of the country that experiences the most significant blowback from a trade war. the chinese have started to roll out new tariffs they could roll out in the future against what trump did yesterday. scarlet: it is important to remember even though he announced these tariffs they haven't gone into effect. talk us through the process. there is a response. there are open question

nobody talks trash like mcgregor , the poetry that comes out of his mouth.ughter] jared: ladies and gentlemen. maria: that's good, thank you, jared, great stuff, catch jared sport reports fox news headlines 24/7. siriusxm 115, we are talking with the ceo next hour, mornings with maria, oh, yeah, we will get in tariffs in that conversation too. back in a minute ♪ no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta helps reduce infection risk by boosting your white blood cell count, which strengthens your immune system. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. applied the day of chemo, neulasta onpro is designed to deliver ne

let's bring in sarah mcgregor.er at the top of the hour said they are happy with the prospect of tariffs. they said it is good for the company and for the industry. just how critical come how important are steel imports, aluminum imports when it comes to the broader context of the u.s. economy? sara: the u.s. is a massive importer of steel. it relies on steel imports to power the economy, from your beer cans to cars to stuff we put in our homes. obvious a, putting tariffs on is raising the prospect of higher inflation -- obviously, putting tariffs on is raising the prospect of higher inflation in the u.s. we haven't had a lot of background material. we don't know a lot of the specifics. there are companies that consume metals that are holding out hope that there will be certain exemptions, maybe for products or from certain countries, that will help blunt the blow from this. julia: how likely is that? we don't know whether this will be a blanket announcement? whether it will be specific and targeted? honestly, ther

sarah mcgregor, leading policy coverage in washington. coming up, we will have special guests with us, matt damon and gary white, cofounders of water.org. how they are trying to bring water and sanitation to people around the world. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is "bloomberg markets." vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. largest brewer is teaming up with the largest water nonprofit to help people around the world find clean, accessible water. we sat down to talk about the initiative. >> it is about giving access to water for communities where water is something where families, spend the whole day trying to get water to their families. .org, forting water everything bought, you afford one of those places, communities, five years of water. we have helped one million households so far. vonnie: joining us now, talking about how to end the water crisis, gary white and matt dimon -- and matt damon. good to see you. a new figure today, 5.7 billion people may run short of water by 2050. how do you make a dent in a crisis that large? there are over 800 million peo

truman show >> they should put that on paper view >> they well mayweather/me mayweather/me mayweather/mcgregorhave nothing on donald trump. >> jhonas says in january buy the dip. >> adam jhonas >> not one of the jonas. >> i am over there >> it is a wacky day >> i want to get to a few other things this morning. of course, we got to talk about broadcom/qualcomm. we cannot. broadcom is taking their case to congress trying to convince anybody who listens we don't sell any assets to foreign companies. going on saying the reality right now. qualcomm is facing a number of challenges of development of 5 gs and talking about what their point is and broadcom today is an important -- the board of directors made up of all american citizens and by the way, we'll spend a lot of money in rnd jim, they're going to keep on trying the cfius investigation that's taken place is quite serious >> anybody who i spoken to can weigh in believes there will be action taken in some respect by cfius to stop the deal the question is will it have an effect >> we got to go to the white house. >> all right we'll get back to s

mcgregor scott is a great leader in the department of justice.ok office. and we talked about towing around the country and people who could do things to make america better. you have clearly by reputation i think he will prove once again to be one of the very finest united states attorneys in our country. also i would note that california is a big state, an important state. it is important that we have safety and order here. and we need talented united states attorneys. and that will be our goal. and one more thing i would say so you. a directive i've given to every one of our washington prosecutors and staff and to our united states attorneys around the country, that we are partners with you. we're going to establish the kind of law enforcement partnership that will be effective in making our communities safer. i know firsthand the importance of the work that you do. i know it is dangerous. it is challenging. frustrating. i've had firsthand experience in these matters working with your colleagues in alabama. i've sat by them in trials. i've inte

here's your first look at ewan mcgregor as "winnie-the- pooh's" grown-up playmate in "christopher robin," opening in august."i've cracked.""oh, i don't see any cracks. a few wrinkles, maybe.""yeah, we have fun." (laugh)fresh off her show-stealing appearance at the oscars, tiffany haddish is teaming up with tyler perry. she'll star in the writer-director's comedy "the list," as a woman just out of prison whose sister is in a suspicious online relationship. the film is due out november second... before that, haddish will star opposite kevin hart in "night school," opening september 14th."we must fight hard and yell loud for ourselves. we have come too far to be turned back now!"cynthia nixon -- politician? new york press outlets are reporting that the actress and activist, who's criticized and talked about challenging new york governor andrew cuomo, is now consulting with veteran political operatives. if elected, she would be the state's first female and first openly gay governor. the deadline for filing for september's primary election is july 12 -- stay tuned! in hollywood, i'm david da

dominic mcgregor is the co—founder of social media marketing company the social chain.k? when you sign up to facebook for example, you did your name, where you live, your friends, and you can use that data to target people based on their interests, the pages they like, to sell them products. somebody might come to you and say, we are trying to sell a new brand of washing powder, how do we target the best people and make sure people who might want to buy it might be interested ? might want to buy it might be interested? that is exactly how it works, the same through google and using audiences to profile —— profile people. they do that through facebook. as the people who have had their data mined agreed to it? facebook. as the people who have had their data mined agreed to mm would be deep in the conditions of the platform but not if being sold to third parties. facebook have turn a blind eye to it being sold on. we don't know that yet and they have said they are not done anything. the third—party breach could the potential —— could be the potential problem. we were sayin

people got distracted by may weather mcgregor fight. the flood is coming. our cars are out there., we'll buy one of these cars. take it off your hand for $100. watch it, you have to get it inspected first. that engine could be damaged. if the car is on during the flooding, the car is wrecked there is no chance to salvage it. if it is turned off there is chance to salvage it. a few tips. stuart: thanks, lizzie. paul ryan's news conference. we'll not torture you with it, unless he starts talking about gun control. we might run a bit of it. we'll bring it to you. >>> first undefeated heavyweight boxing champ, deontay wilder, a big fight this weekend and he is here. how he plans to take on luis ortiz. ♪ with expedia one click gives you access to discounts on thousands of hotels, cars and things to do. like the bicycle hotel & casino for 30% off. everything you need to go. expedia ♪ liz: last hour senator john kennedy said he is not scared of the nra but he reveals what he is really afraid of. let's watch. >> i am scared of public officials, for example, like, former attorney general e

. —— mcgregor to represent a very thorough part.the end of the month. is critical for our economy and financial services is part of any future trade deal, but the eu say that will not necessarily be the case? no explicit mention of financial services in this agreement. a vague reference to services more broadly. the eu sees this future relationship being a pretty old—fashioned free—trade agreement, perhaps with some extra things bolted on to reflect the fact that we are a departing member of the single market, but it is saying with complete clarity that there can be no bending of the single market rules to accommodate the uk. the political integrity of the eu has to be respected, the legal integrity of the single market cannot be adjusted to suit the uk's demands. that political position that the eu is taking on this has been consistent throughout, and the question is whether in the next few months there will be the potential for compromise. clearly that is the uk government ‘s, and the british government today has said this is not