boone, iowa, on flat land just north of des moines is a company town. headquarters for one of the largest grocery chains in the midwest. fareway. it's a family owned company, and rick beckwith is a third generation ceo. he and his wife cindy raised a family of five here. their youngest daughter emily, the sweet, but quiet one. kind of a shrinking violet? >> the oldest sister said that she never got spanked. >> she didn't. she just remained silent and look at me with those big, brown eyes, and it was over. >> even though emily was from a prominent wealthy family, her friend lisa says emily never flaunted it. >> everyone knew that emily was a beckwith, but i never felt less of a person in the presence of emily or any one of her family. >> emily was the girl everyone wanted to be friends with and every boy wanted to date. according to friends shannon and sarah. >> could have had any -- >> oh, anybody. >> any boyfriend. >> all these boys were gaga over her. i mean, she was gorgeous. you've seen pictures of her. even in high school, she was gorgeous. it just

whether you're looking at boons or italian bonds, spanish bonds. compare it to u.s. treasuries. u.s. treasuries really stand out on a global basis. so you wonder how high rates can really go just in terms of relative value and flow of funds. we think there's an opportunity to own treasuries versus boones and play that compression overtime. >> do you agree with that, george? you have to fold in the idea that you have some pretty effective hedging costs there too. >> you do. those are coming down with the dollar strength here. do i think that right now you're going to see some more flows into the u.s. they're going to probably start getting out of quantitative use and start raising rates. we've seen that movie before and we know how that plays out. that would be earlier than late - you think the risk is in the risk-free ack as? >> yes. >> we'll wrap up this program and the themes this queek and looking ahead to next week. would you short btp or burns into your end? what does the performance come from? what would you shore? >> b.t.p.'s. >> lisa? >> b.t.p.'s. >> i'm going to short b

boone on his back to the grave site.says the worker, who was to be anonymous, his kindness was overwhelming. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spend the evening with us, i am shannon bream. rob: wednesday, may 9th, this is "fox and friends first" is happening at 4:00 am, mike pompeo arrived in north korea for the second trip. will he return home with those three american hostages? high-stakes negotiations underway at this hour. iran says it won't be stopped by sanctions. >> death to america to gain access to the most deadly weapons on earth. rob: live in the middle

boone pickens who said we were going to get to $70.ter balance now around $70 and there's a lot of oil stocks that are going to do well at that new level. >> any particular names you like >> we love nov as it sounds for no other vendor if you have -- you want to put a platform out to sea, if you want the best drilling equipment, you'll go with novarco and i love apache. but a lot of these companies just make a lot more money at $70 than they did $50. >> all right michael, a final word to you name you'd recommend now before we let you go? >> first of all, i think sectorwise, i think financial services makes a lot of sense right now. you have net interest margins that are going to be expanding because of higher interest rates. i completely agree with what charlie said that we are in a bubbling up inflation economy. i was a little suspect of that, but now i'm becoming more and more convinced >> all right now you're a believer too. we'll see you guys thank you very much. michael yoshikami and charlie with us. brian sullivan is out in bisma

keep in mind, that boon now is 40 basis points.ote even with the big rallies of 2.93, settled at 2.41 let's look at the two year shots versus the italian two year. same thing where did it close at minus 62. where is it now? minus 66 four basis points lower. the point here is that the markets and the forces at work are starting to overwhelm the longevity, the ability, the bazooka firing power of mario drago. and that does have big implications then add in the next chart, the dollar index dollar index, should it stay here at the highest close since november '13 imagine what that's going to do to emerging markets. i'm not trying to say there's going to be constant disruption. what i am say is u.s. interest raets rates are going down slowly, and it's going to be much more difficult to push them up until what's going on in europe starts to or ends and plays out jon fortt, back to you >> a lot to chew on over the long weekend thank you, rick santelli >> when we return, why the box office estimates for the latest installment of the star w

it will be a boon for facebook shares. thank you for your views. we will see you later.e breakfast team. 0n bbc one in wolseley the breakfast team. on bbc world you're stuck with me. —— you will see. good morning. the day ahead is a getting better kind of day after a pretty tickly wet stu p ples kind of day after a pretty tickly wet stupples on. the rain will clear most areas at least through the day and then we are true to a story of sunshine and one or two showers. bringing in the wet weather overnight and into the morning. getting away from the west of scotla nd getting away from the west of scotland and northern ireland as we start the day. temperatures will ta ke start the day. temperatures will take a start the day. temperatures will takea dip start the day. temperatures will take a dip late in the night. not as cold to start the day as we saw yesterday morning. but for the commute it will be thoroughly wet, eastern scotland and central england and eastern wales will stop showers towards the east. some in east anglia, they get away with not too much wet weather. it

the leaders' summit in the balgair in capitals sophia also coming up a controversial referendum in boon to people in this piece african country votes on whether to extend the president's term for up to sixteen more years tensions are high in a nation that's no stranger to political violence and toward all wedding fever excitement builds among the fans of the british royals ahead of this weekend's big day right making marco meanwhile confirms that her father will not be attending her wedding to prince harry so who will walk her down the aisle. it's great to have you along i'm leyla rock the european union has sent a strong signal that it will keep the iran nuclear deal alive despite the decision by u.s. president donald trump to abandon it european commission president john kline juncker has said the e.u. will we activate a blocking statute it's used more than twenty years ago to counter u.s. sanctions against cuba libya and iran alone makes it illegal for companies to comply with american sanctions. you know her announced a decision in the capital sofia where has of state we're meeting

year cut the corporate tax rate from thirty five percent to twenty twenty one percent and has been a boon for businesses and has helped boost the overall economy but most of the benefits have been used for companies to buy back stock as opposed to what proponents of the tax changes argued would be a benefit that would trickle down to workers and average families some are now wondering if they have been trickled upon with the release of several studies studies showing that tax cut benefits are going predominantly to stock shareholders a bloomberg analysis determined that roughly sixty percent of the tax cut benefits will go to shareholders whereas employees will only receive five percent another such study by morgan stanley estimated that. forty three percent of tax cut savings will go to stock buybacks and dividends and just thirteen percent to employees by way of pay raises bonuses or employee benefits. and harley davidson has announced that they are shutting down their factory in kansas city which employs eight hundred workers some of the jobs will be transferred to a facility in new yo

starches and sweeteners operations were a notable boon to the bottom line in light of plans to acquire camped. or a french manufacturer of wheat based sweeteners a twenty million dollar rebate also related to bio diesel added to their profits and while poor harvest of hits toibin producers that has boosted the bottom line for some processors including a.d.m. a.d.m. c.e.o. said quote we could see oil seeds achieve north of one billion dollars operating profits and twenty eight team there was no mention on the conference call with investors of the impact that the trade war with china could have on soybean experts which would surely impact a.d.m. the u.s. accounts for more than twenty three billion dollars worth of global soybean exports a lot of those by eighty m. the most of any nation. and catching up with the land down under australia is housing market seems to be cooling but it may be coming in for a soft landing market watchers at core logic said in a recent report that hot markets in the cities of adelaide melbourne and sydney saw small declines in prices which were offset by price

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the starches and sweeteners operations were a notable boon to the bottom line in light of plans to acquireamp tore a french manufacturer of wheat based sweeteners a twenty million dollar rebate also related to bio diesel added to their profits and while poor harvest that hits being producers that has boosted the bottom line for some processors including a.d.m. a.d.m. c.e.o. said quote we could see oil seeds achieve north of one billion dollars operating profits in twenty team there was no mention on the conference call with investors of the impact that the trade war with china could have on soybean experts which would surely. impact a.d.m. the u.s. accounts for more than twenty three billion dollars worth of global soybean exports a lot of those by a.d.m. the most of any nation. and catching up with the land down under australia's housing market seems to be cooling but it may be coming in for a soft.

kerry sanders, nbc news, boone, north carolina. >> they're really having a tough time of it there. >> absolutely. we could use a little rain here. >> we really didn't get much at all throughout the month of may and now we're about to go in the month of june. we're going to see a lot of sunshine as we get a live look outside in sunol. a few clouds starting to mix in. it's still cool there but it's nice to say we're taking a break from the very hot weather. here's a live look outside in palo alto and our temperatures will only make it into the low 60s for the rest of the afternoon. with those breezy winds, it may feel a little cooler out there but great weather for getting out there and being active with our highs today in the south bay only reaching 65 in cupertino and 67 in downtown san jose. 63 degrees in oakland and concord. expect a high of 71 degrees. upper 50s for half moon bay while palo alto will reach 67 degrees and daly city up to 58. still windy in san francisco. those winds rushing in from the west at 18 miles per hour. and it will be a little bit cooler as well for the nor

pete boone / air national guard: "an investigation is currently in progress to determine the cause of ways to prevent such occurrences from happening in the future."all nine crew members on board were killed -- all from puerto rico -- and most with decades of service.col. pete boone / air national guard: "we have confirmed that nine airmen from the puerto rico air national guard were aboard the aircraft and have deceased." the governor of puerto rico has declared a state of mourning following wednesday's incident. nine days, one day for each the crew members lost in the crash.all this as investigators comb through the debris to search for clues into what happened -- an area that is the size of about six football fields.and they admit it will take time.col. pete boone / air national guard: "it's extremely important for us to fully understand what has happened. any speculation, at this point, without having all the details, could affect the outcome of the investigation." and while investigators do their work, highway 21 will remain closed indefinitely steve nannes, kron4 news. (vicki) n

we think there's an opportunity to own treasuries versus boones and play that compression trade over> do you agree with that, george? you have to fold in the idea that you have some pretty effective hedging costs there too. >> you do. those are coming down with the dollar strength here. i do think that right now you're going to see some more flows into the u.s. i think the risk is still with developed market debt. we still have not seen the ecb play out. they will probably get out of quantitative easing this year, start raising rates next year. we've seen that movie before and we know how that plays out. jonathan: we'll wrap up this program and the themes through this week and looking ahead to next week. when do you short be t -- would you short btp's or bunds into your end? what does the performance come from? what would you shore? >> b.t.p.'s. >> lisa? >> b.t.p.'s. >> i'm going to short bunds. jonathan: would your take u.s. high-yield or e.m. credit? george? >> e.m. credit. >> mike? >> i'm going to be an outliar. i wish you would have said e.m. local. i am going to take high-yield.

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activity near a watering hole for some time a few animals venture out in the light of day like this but boone. it's only under cover of darkness the most dead to come out of hiding. because then giraffes appear weak mongooses. buffalo and small wildcats like this silva. there may be a wide variety of species here but never more than a few of each and their timid might there be a line to. the law. indeed they are. or what they are the less so that's pretty exciting it's weird too large lions triggered the photo trap right in the heart of mass i can treat when lions are spotted here they are usually from the nearby serengeti it's one of the few protected areas in africa with a healthy law and population has plenty of natural prey that just as they used to be in large parts of africa. was. the serengeti is home to around three thousand lions when young males reach the age of two or three they leave the pride and set off in search of their own territories in doing so they often leave the safety of the national park and pass through my territory men like a roman lady are employed to make sure that

meeting with all directors and only after the shareholder meeting next wednesday will notably chairman boone reads rights to elaine we expect the discussions at the meeting would not be made public quote/unquote. elaine wynn's spokesperson calls the release of the letters unfortunate and points out elaine is not pushing for a spot on the board herself sent a response letter accusing the chairman of spreading around fiction and once again requesting to meet alone with the new directors. a lot of back and forth here, melissa. >> elaine wynn is a larger shareholder now. right? >> correct. >> owns 9% of shares and an adversarial relationship. >> something she keeps pointing out saying, come on. if they had man there largest shareholder, would they be talking about and to their largest shareholder this way it's part of the problem in the way the management and board is proceeding. >> making it a gender issue as opposed to divorced from steve wynn, many board members are connected to, too closely? >> also equally concerned they are only seeing her as an ex wife and rather -- rather than, she point

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. >> reporter: a strong dollar can be a burden for the stock market, but it can also be a boon aswell. dollar strength is tough for u.s. companies expording abroad because t gds they sell become more expensive. u.s. companies that do businessr abroad are ht because the income they hur from foreign sales will decrease in value. some large companies do hedge their currency exposure, but not all do and not all will make the right bet. there' other negatives. a stronger dollar is usually accompanied byhe h rates which sometimes makes u.s. investors with money abroad bring the money back to the united states. that often hurts emerging market stocks because they're very dependent on foreign investeents. we've sn markets in turkey, poland, brazil, south africa a other emerging market countries drop since the dollar began rising a month ago. tourism suffers because travel to the u.s. becomes more expensive. macy's cited growth and international tourism as a big factor of their earnings beat toda that business could tait going forward. there are some pluses with a stronger dollar. first, impor

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ahead a senior north korean official heads to new york ahead of a planned some of between kim jong boon and donald trump. italy's interim prime minister and presidents hold talks in a bed to end the recent political deadlock. and malaysia officially calls off its current search for the missing m h three seventy plane the prime minister says it could resume.

year cut the corporate tax rate from thirty five percent to twenty twenty one percent and has been a boon for businesses and has helped boost the overall economy but most of the benefits have been used for companies to buy back stock as opposed to what proponents of the text. changes argued would be a benefit that would trickle down to workers and average families some are now wondering if they have been trickled upon with the release of several studies studies showing that tax cut benefits are going predominantly to stock shareholders a bloomberg analysis determined that roughly sixty percent of the tax cut benefits will go to shareholders whereas employees will only receive five percent another such study by morgan stanley estimated that forty three percent of tax cut savings will go to stock buybacks and dividends and just thirteen percent to employees by way of pay raises bonuses or employee benefits. and harley davidson has announced that they are shutting down their factory in kansas city which employs eight hundred workers some of the jobs will be transferred to a facility in new y

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state lawmakers passed a lass booning sunscreens caneding oxy benzown and oxy nocate. are believed to harm marine life. most of the nation's coral reefs are found in hawaii and the bill comes at a time when a study shows damage they've been sustaining from years of environmental toxins. the bill would go into effect in january can 2021 if signed by hawaii's governor. >>> now to something that could save a lot of lives on the road. a new regulation requires that cars sold in the u.s. must have backup cameras. the law demands that newer models must have rearview sxarmz video displays in an effort to reduce accidents involving pedestrians, mostly children. back over crashes kill more than 200 people every year and injury more than 12,000. advocates hope this milestone will lead to fewer accidents due to a driver's lack of visibility. >>> just when you thought you had an impressive collection gets a load of this right here pape wisconsin man has collected more than 15,000 golf balls and it all started 31 years ago. don thompson said he found a ball with 50th anniversary of

this is what's left of a home in the town of boone after a landslide came crashing down collapsing every wall of the house. two people inside were killed. the governor has declared a state of emergency for several counties after remnants of tropical storm alberto pounded the area for 24 hours dumping up to 7 inches of rain. >> they told us it was rising a foot an hour. >> reporter: 2,000 residents had to be evacuated because authorities feared this dam could fail, but after a safety check, residents have now been allowed back home. >> it was scary because when they was taking people out, it was like i've never seen nothing like it. i mean, it was unreal. >> reporter: two transportation workers had to be rescued interest this 33,000-pound dump truck. they were using a snowplow to clear debris when a massive mudslide swept the truck a thousand feet downstream. the men escaped through a side window. the heavy rain then moved north unleashing floods in the chicago area. water overtook some cars faster than the drivers could realize what was happening. >> people were ripping their bumpers off

some monasteries like boon ya wat here in the north—east allow tourists to stay in exchange for a smallit of elbow grease. you will need to be respectful and follow all the rules, but you might pick up a little spiritual enlightenment along the way. still to come on this week's travel show: we will be finding out why this italian village is so unlucky. and simon is back with his tips on italian train travel and the cheapest way to see an iceberg. next up, to the uk where a new exhibition called london mithraeum has opened showcasing a reconstruction of the temple of mithras, built by the romans in the third century alongside the banks of one of the city's rivers. that river, like many, was long ago paved over and forgotten. but one man wants londoners and tourists are know more about the city's hidden rivers. we went to meet him. i have been living in london for about 39 years. but it was not about seven years ago i first discovered these hidden rivers. and ijust wanted to write and illustrate about them, to show them to other people, londoners, tourists. the river fleet starts at hamps

he served with the boone county sheriff's office for three years and previously with the tipton county sheriff's office and the marion county sheriff's office. earlier this month, just a few weeks ago, terre haute police department officer rob pitts was shot and killed while investigating a homicide. as officer pit pitts approachede apartment the suspect opened fire fatally injuring him. officer pitts served with the department for 16 years and with the sullivan police department for six years prior to that. these nine brave officers embody values that should make their loved ones, fellow officers, and every hoosier incredibly proud. we remember their sacrifice, their courageous service, and are thinking of their families not only today, not only this week, but year round. as we pay our respects to those we have lost, we also have a solemn duty to support the family members of those officers who never had the chance to return home. we also must work to ensure our officers and law enforcement agencies have the resources needed to do their jobs and keep our communities safe. over the las

boons, december 1 to boones. the last time we are here. they settled the year at 42.under that right now. down seven on the day. down 18 on the week. november 1, the euro versus the dollar we haven't been at these levels this year. if you look at the same chart, november to the dollar index it is a at the beneficiary. it's up close to two thirds of a cent on the we can and a lot of quality buying supposedly going on pushing boone yields down, why? because italian yields continue to skyrocket sarah back to you. >> shares of foot locker running full speed up more than 13% after a blowout quarter. the stock has seen rough times in the past but is now at 13% for the year can it climb higher? joining us on the phone, sam poser an analyst at susquehanna. they beatan every metric and the gross margin as bad as the street and you thought what was it in the quarter that they got right will it continue in the next quarter? >> they comped down negative 2.8. it was better than the street expected the business in north america was very strong while the business in europe continues

ahead a senior north korean official heads to new york ahead of a planned summit between kim jong boon and donald trump. italy's interim prime minister and presidents hold talks in a bid to end the recent political deadlock. and malaysia officially calls off its current search for the missing m h three seventy plane the prime minister says it could resume if there is new evidence. follow after a day of strikes between israel and palestinian armed factions there appears to be relative calm in gaza israel israel carried out several airstrikes targeting what it called military sites across the strip on tuesday islamic jihad's and other factions had launched rocket and mortar attacks against israel after their fighters were killed earlier bernard smith has more from gaza. it's been quiet in gaza since about four am local time when a cease fire appears to have taken hold this we understand was following a message delivered from the israelis via egyptian mediators to the different palestinian factions in gaza saying that if you do not stop firing rockets and mortars into israel now then isra

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on electrical system in the nation and despite apple's decision in ireland which would have been a boon for the western ireland area near galway apple still is making some impressive moves are his military and explains us joins us to explain middle it so they are getting greener but not just in one way tell us yes absolutely that's right part apple is trying to go green in the environmental sense as well as trying to rake in more go as you might imagine but now in the credit card here so let's hop right to that let's first start with apple attempts at cutting down their carbon footprint apple. is investing ten million dollars in a venture designed to rid emissions and making the aluminum that goes into their i phones and i pads ten mil that's just a drop in the bucket for the cupertino based company who posted nearly fifty three billion dollars in earnings in the fourth quarter of twenty seventeen alone this green effort will be a joint venture between their aluminum producer alcoa and their mining and smelting company called rio tinto now that partnership with alcoa and rio tinto will

this is a boon for now and technology. going to help people it's phenomenal. what are you looking for today. with their day to day tasks and give them more and then. we. know. israel strikes several targets in syria. inside syrian territory of launching attacks on the golan heights. live from doha also coming up going prime minister. except selection defeats by his mentor. dr that. nobody thought this was going to happen and if it did it would be years or decades. with the release of three american prisoners from north korea they should arrive in two hours. this is strong i would not. undertake activity. donald trump's nominee to head the cia promises not to use torture against detainees if she gets the job. tensions between israel syria and iran appear to be escalating with israeli warplanes firing at targets inside syria the state news agency there is reporting that several military sites including a radar facility and munitions depos have been destroyed earlier the israeli military said iranian forces in neighboring syria fired rockets at their positions on

year cut the corporate tax rate from thirty five percent to twenty twenty one percent and has been a boon for businesses and has helped boost the overall economy but most of the benefits have been used for companies to buy back stock as opposed to what proponents of the tax changes argued would be a benefit that would. trickle down to workers and average families some are now wondering if they have been trickled upon with the release of several studies studies showing that tax cut benefits are going predominantly to stock shareholders a bloomberg analysis determined that roughly sixty percent of the tax cut benefits will go to shareholders whereas employees will only receive five percent another such study by morgan stanley estimated that forty three percent of tax cut savings will go to stock buybacks and dividends and just thirteen percent to employees by way of pay raises bonuses or employee benefits. and harley davidson has announced that they are shutting down their factory in kansas city which employs eight hundred workers some of the jobs will be transferred to a facility in new yo