corrin reynolds/bus fleet manager ".... they like hiring school bus drivers because they are trained and very safe, they are competent and know what they are doing..."reynolds says managers, dispatchers, even mechanics have been filling in amid new recruiting efforts to find and train new drivers. isabel contreras-iorizzohas been picking up extra shifts but has refused offers of more pay to drive a tech bus because she says..."it's all about the kids..."isabel contreras-iorizzo/bus driver "...i enjoy the kids and they like me and i know they are going to get to school and home safely. i treat them as if they were my own..."san jose unified losing 15-20 percent of it's drivers every year. school bus drivers here are paid about $18-22 dollars per hour. some of the tech companies reportedly pay twice that much. school districts simpy cannot compete says reynolds.corrin reynolds/san jose unified school district "...i wish i could pay my drivers another ten dollars an hour but we just cant, but san jose unified does have really

corrin reynolds/bus fleet manager ".... they like hiring school bus drivers because they are trained and very safe, they are competent and know what they are doing..."reynolds says managers, dispatchers, even mechanics have been filling in amid new recruiting efforts to find and train new drivers. isabel contreras-iorizzohas been picking up extra shifts but has refused offers of more pay to drive a tech bus because she says..."it's all about the kids..."isabel contreras-iorizzo/bus driver "...i enjoy the kids and they like me and i know they are going to get to school and home safely. i treat them as if they were my own..."san jose unified losing 15-20 percent of it's drivers every year. school bus drivers here are paid about $18-22 dollars per hour. some of the tech companies reportedly pay twice that much. school districts simpy cannot compete says reynolds.corrin reynolds/san jose unified school district "...i wish i could pay my drivers another ten dollars an hour but we just cant, but san jose unified does have really

she also went to talk with corrine lewis from the police department.ancy wanted corrine to know about her lynsie, how nancy always knew where she was, how they were best friends. it was speech she had heard before. >> it's typical with family members when they report a missing person, sometimes they give you the idea that this is an idyllic family life because i think there's a fear that if they don't paint a very rosie picture of this person that we're not going to be sympathetic and look for them. >> that you're not going to work hard? >> that we're not going to work hard. >> i think there was a little bit of that with nancy. >> they were working the case. they brought in the usual suspects, like the boyfriend. >> when you were dating she wasn't dating anyone else to your knowledge? >> no. >> his name is matthew ramirez. he was at college with lynsie. they had been off and on a bit but then -- >> when i went to her house thursday she was like, i want to break up. >> as can happen with young romance, what was off was soon back on. lynsie and matt were

finish up his own three no frankfurt you bitches sixteen league goals have been tied for second miss corrine charts. the big three c's frankfurt moved to fourth place with their best run in years putting them in champions league contention. and that's exactly what we're talking about to start with you on the clock for just one of two teams who have not lost a single game since the start of the year they've now put themselves back in the champs the places for the first time since matched a twelfth they've had to stay it's incredible i mean did you expect frankfurt to be up there after twenty seven days i certainly did not especially when you look at how their season started they had a pretty rough start there already rumors of whether or not he has the right guy cetera et cetera and now they are there and who else should end up in fourth place but i don't see that happening at the moment and the next one is already seven points behind it which is that so out of those three it's definitely going to be frankfurt ali you've been keeping a keen eye and a keen eye on this season what has actually

corrine magoveny- terrone: "hi, corinne magoveny. i was just at shoprite.""ok, what town are you in, ma'am?" magoveny: "if i'm a (bleeped out) (bleeped out)." dispatcher: "ma'am, you're not in easton. we don't have stop&shop, so what town are you in?"magoveny: "east haven, east haven!""ok, you called easton."magoveny: "okay, go (bleeped out) yourself." magoveny then dials east haven 911 and turns her rage to dispatchers there.magoveny: "the man in his little scooter said, 'are you talking to me, (bleeped out)' and, i said, 'no (bleeped out), i'm not.' because he called me a (bleeped out), i called him a (bleeped out). then, he continued to get up and threaten me. so, there was spitting going back and forth. he spit on the back of me and i am pressing charges. somebody better do something the (bleeped out) now." magoveny: "my jacket is in the middle of the shoprite parking lot.""again, where are you?" "because he spit on it with his dirty, disgusting, aids-infested (bleeped out)." she even makes it clear which cops she won't talk to. magoveny: "is it going to

haidi: all right, corrine png, aia investment management. in -- a roundup of the stories you need to know to get your day going in today's edition of "daybreak." bloomberg subscribers can go to dayb on their terminals and it's also available on mobile in the bloomberg anywhere app. you can customize your settings so you only get the news on industries and assets you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ s bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we have developments out of the saudi aramco story. the very latest i am hearing. last week, we have saudi aramco planning to issue its first ever international bond as early as this week. this is the $10 billion number to help fund the acquisition of the petrochemical giant according to people with knowledge of the matter. this is a highly anticipated deal because it requires the to open upil giant its accounts for investors for the first time since it was nationalized about 40 years ago. it would also have to make public details about oil reserves and operations. very interesting for that investor base. we had heard th

. >> this has been an corrine edible difficult time, honestly, one of the worst of my entire life but i'm a man of faith and i'm a man that has knowledge of my history and i would not bring my family's lives through a movement of fire like this. i just would not. >>> cook county prosecutors said that after reviewing all the facts circumstances of the case including mr. smollet's volunteer service in the community, we believe that this is a just disposition and appropriate resolution to the case. >>> giants ceo larry baer is being displaned by major league base ball for the altercation with his wife caught on video. he is suspended without pay for the next three months. the giants say that the behavior is unacceptable. a local shelter for domestic violence vick till asked the league to deal with this issue seriously. >> this is that the mlb is serious about leadership and accountability and that it it definitely wants to move forward in a constructive way. >> the giants say that suspension is approach yap. baer has been on a leave of absence since the march 4th incident. while he retai

the district's bus fleet manager - corrin reynolds - says that managers, dispatchers, even mechanicse been filling in. he says -- searching for new drivers has been toughwith tech companieswhich need drivers too.. "...i wish i could pay my drivers another ten dollars an hour but we just cant, but san jose unified does have really good benefits, we have medical and dental and life insurance and it all starts on day one...."(catherine)one...." (catherine) the district offers drivers about 18 to 22 dollars an hour.. the shifts vary. (ken) in the east bay... the berkeley city council has voted to ban overnight r-v parking... but it will be delayed until a parking permit system can be established... the permit will allow certain "r-v dwellers" to remain on a limited basis. the ban applies to city streets between two and five in the morning. people against the ban showed up to a meeting last night saying they can only afford living in an r-v or a car because housing is too expensive. but the city council says those people have caused a shortage of parking for residents and say it's also a

transportation and fleet services manager corrin reynolds says he currently has 15 driver openings. the shortfall impact 85 bus routes and the seasons. >> and we don't have enough drivers even if i'm at on the road. their having get kids to and from school safely and on time, but some cases they are not at the scheduled time. insa district in santa clara to hayward to mount diablo all reportedly have driver shortages ranging from mild to severe, and one expert says this type of shortage can be blamed on another type of shortage, the shortage of affordable housing. >> i'm shocked it took this long to be this serious. >> reporter: business professor robert chapman wood set the foundation for current troubles dates back to the 80s, when housing construction was stifled. that's for three decades, and is a building boom, but it is still not keeping pace with demand. that is pushing housing prices higher and making it harder for available workers to live. >> we are in for continued, serious problems as a result of lack of housing. >> reporter: 31 years, theresa vallejo will be on the move

corrine, what was the first concert you went to? >> life this questiei lhis conc concert.ood. >> like a virgin era. >> it may he been my coolest day. >> all downhill for both of us. >> exactly. >> i'm from new jersey so bon jovi. >> has to be. >> without saying or springsteen. it was the'8 s. >> i know all the songs by hea too. >> nicole asks, what final jeopardy category would you wager all your money on? >> i would say history. but i would have to study. de >> i feel con when i watch the show, when i'm on there, i'm afraid i would crumble. i think whe i fallasleep at night, if i could name the most valuable players from all of the ncaa basketball tournaments, that's whats. he >> that's a good one. >> what is your favorite guilty pleasure food, k asks. >> this is an easy one. pizza. pizza, new york gets even better. io have a slice. i resisted it this weekend. >> get onen your way out of town. >> entenmann's tiny cookies. kristen, thank you very much. thank you for spending part o your morning with us. see you back here next week on sunday "today." thanks tohe t great dav

this is just a theory but i think many people who are watching and waiting for these moments and corrines, watching the polls. >> there are two things affecting the field. first is general apathy. people are paying a lot more attention than average democrats are but those who are paying laser focus on who can beat donald trump. yes, you have this gentleman from south bend, indiana, making this comment about mike pence. can he beat donald trump? a lot of people are saying i know who sanders and biden are and i feel confident they've won elections in the past and can beat him. so that is fine but we have to win this thing in a panicked voice. so that's driving what's happening >> choosing milwaukee as the convention site at least guarantees the nominee will be from wisconsin this time around. but i think you have the ability to break through and especially this early when the field is this crowded and really other than the die-hard, undeniably, democrats are out there. these candidates are raising money, we are seeing big crowds in iowa and new hampshire but those are the places people alw

. >> corrine mack dean, d-e-a-n. >> ethan's sort of a mama's boy, isn't he?g about your son having any involvement with kate waring's murder? >> no. >> if you did, would you stand here and support him? >> he'd know i'd turn him in. >> then as ethan's mother sat through the trial, she heard things she knew her son, knew when he was hiding something. she went to see him in jail. ethan's attorney heard it all. so it did get loud in that cell when they were talking. >> he got confrontational. basically his mother said, "there's more to the story, and you need tell it. and you need to tell it right now." his mother wanted him to tell the truth and tell what happened. >> so it was decided. soon after ethan and his mother had their talk, he appeared before the judge and admitted he did participate in the murder of his good friend, kate. he agreed to plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter in exchange for a 25-year prison sentence. >> you understand that the court still treats this as a guilty plea. >> yes, ma'am. >> and that your criminal record will reflect that as