[laughter] i typed in 1942 rose bowl. not a tremendous amount of research by what i read was fascinated by how the scheme was transplanted from pasadena to durham north carolina and that is what started to peak my interest in this story. what i didn't know at the time i wrote the sports illustrated story and certainly not even during my research is that of the 80 men who coached and participated in the game, only one is still with us today. if i had written this book three or four years ago it would have been a completely different book i literally had to reconstruct the stories of their lives without them there without first or second hand knowledge so one of the gratifying things for me in the early research process was just trying to find a family member i would be all mine trying to find the name of a son or daughter and finally tracked him down after two or three months. i wouldd introduce myself and say i'm writing a book i would love to talk to you about your dad and world war ii and the rose bowl. most of themd m

he was given his rose bowl rainy. i was able to track down his daughter, lynn, who lives in the northwest. and so much still resentment and anger in the family for how they had been treated. and it was fascinating to get to know the family. i did my research. i promise that i would treat her and her fathers legacy the right way because i really believe that. and so the family opened up a bit to me. but flash forward to september of 2016 comment oregon state recognize the 75th anniversary team got help the university contact all these families to come back. remember i told you anyone is deceased from the game or team except for one, a duke player in louisville. but the sons and daughters came back many for the first time to oregon state. jack's daughter, grandkids and great grandkids came back. and it was probably one of the more emotional memorable nights of my life to see the embrace between the descendents of these former players and the common bond that all of them had shared together. and the duke the honored that

to be involved with somebody like him, was the ultim sin in rose's eyes. >> rose, says kick will be marrying will mean that it's not a valid marriage. in the eyes of the catholic church. so, she has to tell her beloved daughter that she must disown her if she goes through with the marriage. >> she believed her daughter's soul would go to hell >> i want think it was clear to kick that there were no chances getting her mother's approval. but she believed there was some margin with her dad. her father is coming over to paris on business. and she makes an arrangeliment with him, that she and peter fi fitzwilliam will meet him and then give a blessing. kathleen and peter decide they will take a mini holiday in the south of france and the riviera. >> they decide to fly down the weather is terrible. the pilot said we cannot go, it's too dangerous. and they insist that he flies. >> a terrible thunderstorm strikes, and they crash in to a mountain side inner their own valley. the pilot, the co-pilot can kick and her fiance, are all lost. joe kennedy never sees his daughter again, except in a cask cask

rings that are given to participants who play in the rose bowl. in particular, the 1942 rose bowl that i wrote about, players and young men from duke and oregon state were all given a rose bowl ring, signifying that they had participated in the story again. i didn't think much of it in my research until i had a military researcher work to get me the military files of a lot of these men out of the use archives in st. louis. and as i reconstructed their lives, and, unfortunately, there deaths as well, there were four men that played in this game who died on the battlefields in world war >> for those who die on the battlefields of world war ii. but interesting three of the four men when they were killed iwo jima the only on their possession on their body was the rose bowl ring they were mailed home to momom and dad and it was years before they made it home to america.ad to relay a story to a gentleman and the halverson's were up in oregon and his father participated and he happened to mention to me when his father five years earlier had the rose bowl

rose is overwhelmed by what happened to their daughter.so overwhelmed by the fact that her second son, jack, who is physically very weak, enlists for what is probably the most physically difficult job in the navy. >> he is in charge of pt 109, which is a small patrol torpedo boat in the pacific theater. >> the pt boat is a new type of threat to carry torpedoes to strike the enemy below the belt. >> jack has a terrible, terrible back. and to serve in a pt boat is only going to exacerbate every problem that he's got. >> jack kennedy's pt boat was on patrol on a moonless, dark night. >> so they don't see this giant japanese ship coming straight at them. it basically slices jfk's boat in half. >> jack is thrown to the bulkhead injuring his back, two of his crew are gone, and they are surrounded by burning in the water. those back at the base presume the worst. they presume that there are no survivors, and they hold a religious service, a mass, for kennedy and his crew. >> joe kennedy gets a telegram that his son is missing. just sits on the ne

and you get a rose and you get a rose. >> it will make the final date interesting.night interesting. >> she loves all of them and she is happy they are there to sell bray. they pop the bottle and i guess the next party they will be attending will be the wedding and reception. >> that's it for today's show. we'll see you next time. >> prince william appears to be nodding off. since his brother and meghan markle don't have a child yet, staying awake seems easier. they're rested, glowing. ah. >> he can hear the cries from the new baby. the contrast is hilarious. that's awesome. >> poor guy. the joys. >>> cominn up, kanye west defends his intention to make america great again. >> and his love fest with the president has some rethinking their own political affiliations. >>> and in the skinny, some of us may have worshipped her at coachella, but now there is a place where you really can pray to beyonce. you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now." 60% of women wear the wrong size pad and can experience leaks. you don't have to with always my fit try

shares rose 6% to 227.91. morgan stanley also upgraded shares is of seagate technology benefiting from increased demand for artificial intelligence. price target was raisedo $72 and seagate shares finished up more than 5% to 59.35. >>> still ahead, are you looking for a new car? i well you are, there's a greater chance that it might have been imported from mexico. ♪ ♪ >> to the economy now and a losely watched gauge o inflation, that would be the producer price index, which is a measure of the prices that businesses receive for their goods and services. band it rose 0.3%, more than expected. the rise came from a sharp increase in food costs and g strong priwth in the services sector. the report is the latest sign th inflation pressures may be building in the economy and that's certainly something the federal rerve will be paying close attention to in the coming months. >> well, don't lookow but oil prices are moving higher. today's rise is in part because of a growing confidence that the u.s. and china will re

rose. policy side would be delighted to have officials to this degree of professional quality running things on our side of the show. tom: this is really important right now. the idea here that olivia bluhm chart, who we will speak to later, they said, we got as hard as we can and we screwed up. they don't do that in your world. gideon: they do, but there are differences. the first, there is no recognition there is additional expertise in foreign policy that civilians might have. so that is what people do not policies.ivilian the other is you have a president who doesn't understand what has control of foreign policy, so he can play in this area what he cannot with the fed. tom: i had a nightmare, president trump working there. scary. harm bandholz there with gideon rose. today, what did you miss? atk about somebody he nailed texas a&m. he would like to do away with the model. stay with this worldwide. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: bloomberg surveillance. foreign affairs magazine. i cannot say

total revenue rose by 40% to 7 $3.7 billion.estors obviously like the results, sending the stock higher in the initial ainer hours trsession tonight. >> reporter: the bottom line is the company continues to grow its subriber baseaster than expected, adding nearly 7.5 million new subscribers in the quarter, a million more than ant list projections. the stronger than expected both is happening both in the inchrnational market, whi accounts for half of revenue and 55% of aemberships as we in the u.s. where the company's investment in original content is paying off despite a more saturated market. netflix attributing that growth to a portfolio serving subscribers' advance tastes. another package with sky begins later this year. netflix projecting user dproet will continue. looking at the addition of over 6 million subscribers. >>> first quarter earnings season is fuellingtocks so far, but what are some of the potential red lights and green lights that are facing the market that you should know about? good to see you again, kevin. >>

delta shares rose fractionally. sears rose nearly 3% to 297. >> software company net tab is launching a share buyback and is raising its quarterly dividend. the company said it was hiking the dividend t 40 cents a share and shares rose to 2.. cleaning products maker wd-40 reported higherft profits the bell. sales were light. company said it expects sales tt riseen 7% and 9% this year overall.er shares volatile in after hours. they ended the regular session up 1.5% to $133. thank to a strong appetite for suvs and trucks, ford and gm plan to sto making three car models here in the u.s. ford sayst will shift its focus by 2020 to make more high margin suvs and trucks. but is this a good strategy? and how would potential tariffs play a role? joining us to talk about it tonight, david wiston is an auto analyst at morning star. thank you for jod ing us. >> gening. >> i'm fascinated by this story. ford for example, says that 90% ofheir sales by 2020 will be trucks and suvs. is this ay demographic p or what's going on here.

and his mother rose is one of his most important assets. >> rose was the expert at campaigning, becausen campaigning with her father from the time when she was a teenager when he had run for mayor of boston. >> rose kennedy was fantastic in front of an audience. she knew exactly what to say, and she knew exactly how to say it. she was extremely smart about politics, but she was also very smart about human nature. >> there was an idea to have formal tea parties where rose kennedy and her daughters and jack kennedy would go to a fancy hotel in massachusetts and they would invite all the ladies of the town to dress in their best finery and come to have formal tea with the kennedys. it was really one of the first times that women got involved in politics in a very sustained way. >> jack's sisters and his mother rose would wear what we call poodle skirts, then they would stand up and they'd reveal that their skirts are embroidered "jfk." >> but his father joe understands that jack needs far more than fashion and fine china. >> joe kennedy didn't like what he thought was a lethargic campaign

this is your working life, is it, rose? this is what it is, this is you.ick it off the floor to wipe my brush, i wipe the painting with it, then i throw it down there. would you allow this to be considered an artwork? i think that would be silly, i'd say it was collateral. it's collateral. it's just what happens from the way you work. suddenly all these people, who have ignored you for all these decades, notjust years, it's decades, suddenly can't get enough of rose wylie. that's funny. it's funny, because you're 83 now? yes, because i haven't changed, my work hasn't changed, but the perception of it has. so why do you think it is, rose, that suddenly these female artists, in their later years, are getting the sort of recognition they are now getting? no, i think the world has seen that it was grossly unfair that women, who were making work of equal quality or better, have been left behind, whereas their male partners or friends were accepted. so, it seems to me, to be right to try to put it right, and i think that is what has happened. that was the artist

they rose by 2.5%. comcast is the parentompany of cnbc which produces this program. >>> twittereported the second profitable quarter and blew past analyst expectations, revue and monthly active users. shares were sent down more than 2%. >>> at&t shares dropped after earnings miss and that is where we begin tonight's market focus. after the bell the telecom giant delivered weaker than expected profiten and r even as it added more customers during that period. shares initially fl in after hours but did finish the regular session up a fraction at $35.20. >>> also out after the bell tonight, ebay said that a rise in active buyers helped sales rise but they failed to climb at the pace that anasts were expecting. earnings though were in line with esmates. shares initially fell in the extended hours session. they also ended the regular day down a fraction at nd7.90 a decline in costs and a smaller exposure to affordable care markets helped anthe top profit expectations. the company also hiked its earnings guid

general dynamic rose shares a fraction. shares of csra finished up a tick at $41.23. >> cvs has reportedly submitted a formal bid to acquire viacom. an independent committee of the s board offered a bid that is below market value. that committee als wants its ceo and coo to run theombined company. sumner redstone owns a controlling interest in both companies. he separated tm in 2005. his daughter sherry recently said she would like to see them come back together gwen. shares of website were up 4% to $52.86. shares of viacom fell nearly 4% to $29.42. >> and eye max growing its international foot print. the large screen cinema company said it has signed a deal with one of china's largest media firms for 30 new i max screens in that company. with the deal, they will freight 900 theaters in china. shares popped 8% on thatews to $21.30. >> after the bellloudera reported quarterly earnings and sales that topped street expectatiots. those resere overshadowed though by the company's disappointing revenue forecast. shares were punis

shares of avexis rose to $210.40. merck said they would look at keytrued da. the medication has been used to treat a specific type of lung shares rose 5% on the news to $56.16. >>>e continue with more upbeat drug news. the experimental rheumatoid treatment met alloaf the during a trial including reducing the symptoms of the disorder itself. w share up a fraction today >o $90.48. sue? bill, viacom has reportedly asked cbs to raise its takeover offer by nearly $3billion. they have asked an amount that would value it at $3 billion. the redstone family which controls cbs and viacom separated the two families back in 2005 and has been pushing for the companies to merge once again. cbs shares were up a penny to $52.85. shares of viacom rose to $30.97. >>> theonomerate luadia said it was selling the majority of itt and auto dealer businesses and changing its name to jeffries financial group. it's meant to narrow the business's focuses to fancial services. they doubled the share buy back to 25 million. sh shares climbed more than 11% to $24.29. >>> the propose$60 mill

shares of the dow component rose more than 2%. one of the few components that was higher today. >>> speaking of which, another dow component ibm said it is raising its dividend by 4.7% to $1.57 a this is the third straight year they've increased the payout. it will beable on may 10the >>> it is t to take a look at some upgrades and downgrades.aw home depotts rating raise to outperform at wells fargo. the analyst sees a strong economy helping the home improvemen chain. price target 2.05. off fractionally to 7626. >> bp was up from buy to neutral. the analyst cites the potential profitability. the price target is 54. ares of bp rose slightly to 44.24. >>> still ahead, hitting the road in beijing. >>> herhi in the sales of american-made cars and suvs are growing even though they cost thousands of dollars more than comparable models sold in the u.s. i'm phil lebeau in beijing. what happens if china changes its trade policy when it comes to autos? that story coming up on "nightly business report." >>> todayt the white house president t

andall, total sales rose topped expectations. the company rterated its 201 forecast. shares initially fell in the after-hours but finished the regular sessi up nearly 3% to 59.38. also right after the bell tonight, mattel said thatse higr s for a couple of old stalwarts barby and hot wheels helped sales rise above expectations. the toyer mid report a loss but said it's working on nd profitabilityorking through challenges caused by that toys 'r' us liquidation. sh pes initialped in the extended session after ending the regular day up more than 3% at 13.98. >>> and southwest airlines said that bookings haved weake following last week's engine explosion that left one passenger dead. the airline said that that softness was expected but added that its probably going to mean a measure of revenue turns negative for the quarter eperall. southwest didt stronger earnings for the last quarter and said it's in a position to weather rising fuel costs. >> if prices con higher from here, we have very solid protection in place since december w firmed up 80 options for firm delivery o

it rose by $735 billion jus last year as prices soared. unlike during the last peak though, to day's homeowners are far more conservative. last year they took out just $262 billion via cash outrefinances or equity lines of credit. commonly called hlocs. that is 1% of all available equity. which is a four year low. and it's nothat they can't. more than half of all the equity is held by borrowers with very high credit scores, meaning easy candidates for hlocs which are expected to rise more this year. so what will they spend it on? remodelling. clfr is projected to rise dramatically this year to thehi est level in more than a decade. people are choosing to stay and te rather than move. that's because there's so little r sale. a record low level of listings. even though spring has already sprung, usually the busiest season of the year for housing. >>> and before we go, another look at the selloff to start this second quarter on wall street. the dow fell by 458 points to 23,644. the nasdaq was down by 193. th s&p 500 down 59. >> yeah. these ar

shery: president trump said to speak in the rose cart -- rose garden with president buhari anytime. the first african later to be welcome to the white house during the trump administration. bloomberg's white house editor, alex wayne and chief washington correspondent kevin cirilli are here with the latest. kevin, we know that nigeria is a largest economy in africa. we know they are a leader exporter of crude oil. any business deals we could see? this: we should note administration launching that $600 million deal with nigeria last year in order to get them to address the issue of boko haram. president trump telling reporters just as president buhari had arrived at the white house that they were working together to defeat extremism in the region. no doubt, this press conference overshadowed by the comments of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu just moments ago said he is alleging iran has a secret to build nuclear weapons. likely, president trump to get a question on that. alex, also overshadowing this was president trump's unflattering remarks about african nations. do you th

>> tara sullivan, reuben, junius and rose. i'm speaking to one development site, but it also applies to other sites. the key development sites are very unique, almost in the city. they are very large parcels with two to three to four buildings on them at times, and so often times, it is 75 to 85 feet, give or take, and it's also -- i mean, this is really getting into the weeds but how midrise tower versus a tower is defined, and you want to scale it around, but it's a combination of the heights with the definitions and the tower separation, and those eight particular sites are very unique compared to everything else. thanks. >> commissioner koppel: just in general, i'm open to looking at the more granular details when we hear this next time, and definitely in favor of the good jobs program. really happy to see the sustainability district going forward and really in favor of expediting approvals if developers are willing to commit to what is asked for as far as tenant protections, worker protections, prevailing wage, skilled an

rose mcgowan's book is out now.: alfie evans was my parents want to move him to a hospital in rome to continue his care. labour is promising to settle ‘the vast majority‘ of the outstanding cases of alleged anti—semitism within the party by the end ofjuly. jeremy corbyn says the top priority for labour's new general secretary will be dealing with complaints swiftly and fairly. it follows a meeting last night between mr corbyn and members of the board of deputies of britishjews and thejewish leadership council. both groups expressed disappointment afterwards, complaining of a lack of action and describing the meeting as a missed opportunity. an annual survey of people receiving medical attention after being assaulted suggest that violent crime remained roughly the same level in 2017 is the year before. the researchers looked at the numbers of patients who went to a&e and walk—in centres with knife or gun injuries. merseyside police are questioning two italian men on suspicion of attempted murder after a fight between

shares rose to 150.57. stanley black & decker topped sales expectations but investors were kiss appoindisappointed to weak full-yeaoutlook. saying the guidance was result of an acquisition and a tax isarge. shares fd down more than 6% to 144.21. schlumberger said strength in divisions of its helped earnings top expectations. the oil field services company also warned the industry will face supplge chall this year and will need new investments to offset a shortage. o shar schlumberger fell 69.23.1.5% to and the activist hedge fund january that partners disclosed 9% sta in pinnacle foods. to the t plans to talk owner of birds eye and duncan hines brands about exploring ap ntial sales. also plans to nominate new directors and suggest ways pinnacle can cut costs. jumping to $60.58. >>> it is time now for our hasly market monitor who names of stocks he says are the number one winners of the digital economy. the lastas time he on back in october, he liked facebook, which is down5%, es speronne there puttic, which

germany rose one place to rank fifteenth. many countries ranked far lower than even multi in terms of press freedom in bangladesh new terror laws give police the power to jail journalists just for conducting research bangladesh ranks hundred forty six in the global index. b. the west african nation the gambia has made the most progress when john is dictatorship ended in two thousand and sixteen the country rose twenty one places to rank hundred twenty two in the press freedom and the media has been flourishing and a more open environment where criticism is no longer forbidden. well i'm joined now by paul farhi reports on the media for the washington post he joins me from washington d.c. paul it's good to see you again when you read this report. it is very clear that reporters without borders considers a main source of this increasing hostility to be the words in the messages coming out of the mouth of the u.s. president how culpable of you guys do a lot of the of the attacks there at the washington post how culpable is the u.

john moved those prize roses to his new front yard. that hotel room and the bathtub where he did all those dishes a fading memory. >> i've got to see, running water. >> reporter: he will take for granted ever again. more than beb steps for this one survivor, the nightmare of jurn ne's end. >> the journey is ebeginning. >> beginning a new journey. >> santa rose sa, wade friedman, abc 7 news. >> nice to see that outcome. let's turn our attention now to the weather forecast. it's going to be a nice week. abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma is here with a good looking forecast. >> it really is .. lots of sunshine, warm temperatures. but changes are coming already tonight. we're seeing fog returning. live doppler 7 shows you know issues with precipitation. we are equally dry tonight. a live look, showing you a beautiful skyline in san francisco. the fog has returned. the fog returns oour coastline, cooler air is well on its way. you can already see where that fog has kind of set up shop where we're in the 50s. you're already you should the m

when it comes to barack obama, you have to remember as soon as he came in the tea party rose up. there was immediate opposition to him. he had to strategically walk a fine line the first term to gain a second term. the first term barack obama and second her barack obama were totally different people but what i will tell you is one of the main reasons he has that b plus is the accountability when it comes to issues of policing. when it comes to issues of policing. this is one of the greatest thing, steve jobs was in our lives for a moment. i am serious. people are taking videos. the news is getting out. we have seen walter scott, freddie gray who never should have been taken into custody. in baton rouge, we have seen what happened in sacramento, we saw a local issue, a man in a police chokehold, saying i can't breathe. but the problem is there is still no justice, no accountability. we have been beating the drum in the black community from the time the slave was brought here, since slavery. it is the truth. the issue in the black community, considered myth and conjecture, now you

they called rose, who had heard about it immediately. they told rose to unplug every television in the house. and they arrive and they told them. he started to cry. >> joseph and rose have now lost three of their nine children. >> joe kennedy always focuses ambition on his children. you have to wonder if at some deep level he felt he himself is responsible in some way. by thrusting his children out into the world, the world has consumed them. >> my mother, i knew he went home and my father was under a cedar tree with the dogs. and we went over and hugged him and we were crying. and e he hugged us back and he said he had a great life. >> in an instant, bobby kennedy lost his brother, his best friend and his whole sense of professional meaning in life. >> bobby's always been. the little brother in a secondary role. now he's the head of the family. ♪ ♪ with t-mobile, get the fastest network ever, now on the fasters samsung ever. because fast should be fast. ♪ now at t-mobile, buy one samsung galaxy s9 and get one free. ♪ ♪ hey grandpa. hey,

the matriarch ted's mother rose died at the age of 104. >> rose kennedy does not get mere due, her ability. there is no precedent in a democratic society for what she created, this royal family. >> some people enjoy a life that's normal and mediocre. other people respond to challenges and adventure attainment. that's what we are. >> rose lived long enough to see generation after generation of kennedys served their country. >> today all of you young athletes are in the arena. >> eunice founded the special olympics jean helped bring peace to northern ireland. >> jack and jackie's daughter caroline became the u.s. ambassador to japan. >> i'm also proud to carry forward my father's ligcy of public zbloofrs you have joseph kennedy ii, bobby and ethyl's oldest son serving a number of terms in congress, along with sousin patrick. kathleen kennedy townsend was the mayor of you have a launch of another political career in illinois. >> it would not be possible to write a complete history of modern america without talking about the kennedys and the contribution that they made. >> but let us not forge

it is wonderful to be here in the before rose garden. special place.al building right behind us, the white house. we are going to discuss our massive tax cuts that are growing pages follow the country, expanding jobs, expanding the american dream, just like we said it would happen. that is the way it happened. [applause] all of thehank members of congress here today who helped us pass these incredible tax cuts and reforms into law. for years, they haven't been able to do it. they were unable to do it. not since ronald reagan. and we talked that one. they called it tax reform. we discussed that, right? we discussed it. i said we have to call it not tax reform to nobody knows what that means. that could mean tax increase. it tax cuts. call so we called it tax cuts and jobs. and we got it passed. [applause] i also want to recognize a great friend of mine, a man who is doing a fantastic job, vice president pence. mike, stand up. [applause] and members of my cabinet, they are working tirelessly. we have secretary mnuchin, secretary acosta, administrator mcm

the president's brothers, his sisters, his mother rose. his wife jackie. and the patriarch himself joseph p. kennedy. >> joe kennedy who had been behind the scenes strategist, architect, stood up and doffed his top hat to the kennedy. >> and it was a great moment that showed his paternal pride. >> let every nation know whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price to assure the survival and the success of liberty, and so my fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> there was just a sense that we could see a different world. the torch is passed to a new generation who were focused on what the future would bring. >> invitations to the inaugural celebrations are the hottest tickets in town. the stars come out in full force for jfk. tony curtis, janet leigh, gene kelly, and frank sinatra. >> one of the things that the kennedys did well was to bring hollywood to washington. >> they understood performance. they understood style. the kennedy administration was the rat pack '60s. >> jackie

sentence for abuse of power he's mikao saakashvili once the darling of the west for spearheading the rose revolution in georgia in two thousand and three but has he now made too many enemies and run out of road.

kennedy and rose. >> have you had a chance really to sit back and realize. >> no, no, that will take little while, i think. >> jack's brother robert and wife ethel joined in the family's triumph. bobby had been jack's campaign manager and their father is adamant he's handed an important role in the new administration. >> joe kennedy let jack choose his cabinet with one exception. joe insisted that the next attorney general be robert kennedy. >> one cold december morning the president gets bobby kennedy up in his house in georgetown and tells him he is going to be appointing him as attorney general and he says, bobby, grab your balls, let's go. >> jfk stops at the door and says, hey, comb your hair. >> bobby for most of his career a senate investigator is announced to the world as the new head of america's criminal justice system. >> in looking for an attorney general, he must lead the fight for law enforcement, who must administer our laws without favor and with matchless integrity, i have turned to a man in whom i have found these qualities. >> it was an act of outrageous, brazen ne

this is your working life, is it, rose? this is what it is, this is you.m the way you work. suddenly all these people, who have ignored you for all these decades, notjust years, it‘s decades, suddenly can‘t get enough of rose wylie. that‘s funny. it‘s funny, because you‘re 83 now? yes, because i haven‘t changed, my work hasn‘t changed, but the perception of it has. so why do you think it is, rose, that suddenly these female artists, in their later years, are getting the sort of recognition they are now getting?

. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittenser packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. for years, the family of a young woman found hanging and naked at the home of her boyfriend has insisted was not a suicide tonight we trace the timeline that led the jury to a stunning verdict. >> what kind of emergency are you reporting. >> a beautiful young woman found hanging from a balcony naked and bound. >> is she still alive. >> i don't know. >> 32-year-old rebecca zahau appeared to have it all a rich boyfriend in a fairy tale life in a southern california mansion. >> if rebecca walks in a room everybody remembers her. >> until it all ended. >> 32-year-old rebecca zahau found bound and hanging from a balcony. >> i said, my girlfriend whom i loved is dead. >> bizarre include clues left behind. >> like a riddle. >> intricate knots in the rope. blood on the door. and knife with blood on it. ininvestigators call it suicide but her family says -- >> -- she was murdered. >> and the onl

sales of previously owned homes rose monday than expected last month. existing home sales increased 1.1%. buyers remained deterred by the limited number of e operties on rket. as interest rates rise, buyers are trying to get into a home, before the rates go even higher. the number of listings is no match for demand and homes are selling not in days but in ur diana olick reports on the hotter than hothousing market. >> families toured a fivedr m house listed three days before at $600,000. already had two offers on it. >> the market is chasing the house houses. >> they kept the sunday open on just in case. >> competition is so fierce, that more buyers are jumping at deals and backing out. hurting the seller. >> it'sbl incre difficult to re-create the sense of that you have a chance to create the first time you go on the market. we advertised it we would not look at offers until monday. just to put that strategy in place. >> t urgency spiked even more this week as mortgage rates stuck in place for a month, suddenly moved higher. >> the glory days of being

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rose -- growth calls. cfo ask with the intel the nasdaq goes lower today. have a look at european equities. stocks are rising for a fifth week of gains, rising for a second day. the fifth week of gains, best since october, rising 3.6% in april after dropping for two months. outperforming the u.s. benchmark s&p this month. unique the service, investment flow data with a different feature -- different picture. a seventh straight week of redemptions. look at sterling, down 9/10 of 1% after the disappointing piece of economic data we will chat

we bring this service to a close now by ending with one of his favorites, and then we rose.s body from this sanctuary to the train waiting in front of the church and the thousands of impatient people who say that martin belonged to them. and as i take the body to that train i am going to ask that reverend english will remain and keep the congregation seated and the family seated until we have cleared the way out in front of the church. may we sing that favorite spiritual of martin's now. mrs. king has requested that we have the tape of his last sermon played to us now. [video clip] >> we all think about it and every now and then i think about my own death and my own funeral, and i don't think of it in a morbid sense. then i ask myself, what is it? i would want said when i leave the word to you this morning. if any of you are around when i have to meet my day, i want a long funeral, and if you get somebody to deliver the eulogy, tell them not to talk too long. every now and then i wonder what i want them to say. tell them not to mention i have a nobel peace prize is not the p

shares rose 6% today. a day after tesla said it was going to ouspend productio its model 3 vehicle for a week,i to fix manufac bottle nets. they're aiming to make 6,000 model three's a week by the end ofjune. tesla said its assembly plant will soon be running 24/7. shares were higher by nearly 2%. >>> wynn resorts has added two new faces to its board. elaine wynn and the ex-wife of steve win has been pushing to add new directors in an effort to restore the company's reputation a they investigate allegations of sexual misconduct against her former husband woha. the settled a six-year legal fight earlier this week. shares of wynn finished up 1%. >>> after the bell, aluminum products maker alcoa said it's seeing deman strengthen following the trump administration's tariff on meta. the compa also raised its profit forecast for the year. the shares were initially higher in after hours, they ended the regular session of 4% to59.40. >> amazon revealed for the first time the number of primeme ers. the company said

day, the dow rose by 293 points back above 24,000.th nasdaq added 71. the s&p was up 21 today. >> the financial sector helped list the broader market and that's key because some of the biggest names in the industry report their quarterly earnings tomorrow and expectationsre high. bob pisani reports from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: stocks were in rally mode more than erasing yesterday's losses after president donald trump tweeted that a missile attack on syria may not be imminent after all. a trade war fears and geo politics brushed aside, at least for the moment, investors are eager to move on and shift their focus back to earnings. analysts are expecting a fantastic ings. that would mark the best growth for the s&p 500 in seven years. now we're waiting on the bang to kick things off tomorrow starti with jpmorgan. financials are expected to be utors the biggest contr to earnings growth. about 15% of the total market on capitalizati the s&p 500, that's the second bi group after technology. so thy're fairly hig expectations for banks due to

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