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anna soleberg and ek it nolg executives joining us too. jack dorsey, the ceo of twitter. smith, the president of microsoft, and for facebook, nick kleg, the head of communications, the former u.k. politician who now works for the social media company. >> deep pockets will work in this case, and we'll protect many of those social media companies from competitions. that said, short-term, it could be costly exercise for investors. already social media companies employ conat any time moderators facebook just yesterday increased a minimum wage for those conat the particular time curators and moderators where are there could be a cost to play here. artificial intelligence, technology platforms do not have the expertise just to simply automatically take down content that they wish to remove in a very swift fashion we saw that in the christ church attack, it took almost 30 minutes for facebook to be notified by social media users that there was a problem that this evident auto was being livestreamed when that happens, the company must try and find their video content and remove i

ek speaking to us from bangalore in india on the startup boom thank you very much. before you go here's a quick recap. top story goble global equities have nosedived which china says it is still heading to washington for the final stretch of trade talks u.s. president donald trump has announced he'll increase turfs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods if he does not get the deal he says. and that's it from me other business here in berlin for more business news on features go to a website called slash business when you can now look at check global markets. no future in the country days out and the hard. have jobs yes i feel covered. iran is politically isolated and u.s. sanctions have plunged its economy even deepening crisis. the family be forced to leave their homelands iran in twenty nineteen a country without prospects. to. be ninety minutes. on the road with our superheroes my mission is clear blue crush to get into the culture leashed explore germany. they dive in and shut everything out and a lot going on in a. hurry charging tested. checking

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euro-dollar eking out a gain of 1/10 of 1%. you have a big bid into the european bond market, particularly when it comes to bunds. here in the u.s., a bid in the long, and risk off percolating. de not taking into account any geopolitical risk from iran. those headlines continue to rattle some physical traders in the market. david: you have to feel sorry for crude. it doesn't know which direction to go, given all the news. it's time now for bloomberg first take. we are joined by tom ehrlich and romaine bostick. of the tradeause delegation. where are we with possible new tariffs coming in on friday? are these abrupt -- are these talks about to break down? is that this case is an unusually public and messy end game to the negotiations, but everyone fundamentally still once a deal the truth is going wants a-- fundamentally deal. the truth is going -- the truce is going to hold. robert lighthizer, the chief negotiator on trade, his press conference on monday, we have to factor in the possibility that trade talks will break down and

betty jennifer was attacked two eks ago as she was walking to her car. police say she was married to two different men at the same time. a well known actor from ghana and a drug kingpin out of baltimore. detectives have said they do not believe this was a random crime. >>> now to breaking news. d.c. police are trying to find a person who drove away after hitting a motorcyclist and critically ijuring that person. that crash happened last thursday. police say the r failed to yield theay right-of while turning left on to minnesota avenue. this was near 16th street in southeast. right there is where you see the moment of impact. it looks like the pe ton onhe bike goes flying forward. .c. police asking if you know anythingout this vehicle caught onve nearby surlance cameras, give them a call. >>> students and parents at a montgomery county school have become concerned in recent days after an alleged shooting threat, but today the school system says there is no threa his all started in february when a rumor had started spreading that a student had plans to sho

this ek officials at ucla and cal state l angeles listed a quarantine on staff members and students possibly expezed. 40 people in california have been infected with measles so far this year and most were not vaccinated. frers last week a bill by state senator targeting doctors who write fraudulent medical exemption cleared the first legislative hurdle in sacramento. i'm joined by correspondent and the author of california state senator and pediatrician who joins us via skype from sacramento. welcome to both of you. give us the latest. what's happening in terms of the public health response in california? >> there are 40 confirmed cases. and there's not a state-wide outbreak. but there are pockets of outbreaks, possibly three right no now. the most recent cases were from los angeles and orange county. whenever somebody may have come into contact with a puserson wh went to measles,er it trig a incredible effort of investigates to try to track down where thos people went, who the people are that may have been exposed and find out their vaccinations. >> and manytudents andtaff members that have

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a woman in florida daredo ek out her window athe very moment lightning struck near h home. you can see the moment went flying. the winds reaching up to 105 miles per hour. they were strong enough to flip a bode upside down. terrifying to see that lightning strike. >> very scary. we're joined now by bill kari. what's the latest? >> this week is is a repeat of last week. nothing like florida lightning strikes. they are close. let's deal with the threat this afternoon into this evening.mo ly talking about areas of north texas and almost all of kansas inclouding the kansas city area. yesterday a little mini outbreak. we had 20 reports last night. then into tuesday, the storm threat is going to sit right over top of the same region. that's why the rainf tl totals up2 to 3 inches is on top of all the rain last week. we have record river flooding in some areas. that's a look at the big weather of the story of the day. >>> all the troublesome weather throughout the beginning of 9 week is in the middle of the country. areas that will have the most dangerous weather will be from kans

then a few more clouds toward the middle of the ek, and oh, you know what's coming.ow about some increasing rain chances just inse >>> veral new studies show additional benefits of regularly working out. one study showed that fitness improved the memory of patients th heart failure. two-thirds of people with heart failure struggle with decision making and m.ory skills patients who were younger, educated, and more fit were less likely to have any cognitive impairment. >>> your fitness level may affect your risk for certain cancers. researchers om johns hopkins tracked nearly 50,000 adults who took a treadmill stress test. those who were very fit were 77t less likelyo develop lung cancer and 61% less likely to develop colon cancer than those least fit. researchers found people who did develop one of those cancers had a lower risk of dying from the disease. >>> a 3-year-old diagflowsed with leukem is caught -- agnosed with leukemia is caught in a fight betwee his parents and florida efforts. the parents of noah mcadams decided to stop his chemotherapy and left the state

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. >> on wall street, the s&p 500 eked out a record close while the nasdaq ret from its all-time highhabet dragged down the tech sector after rorting a revenue miss. something we told you about last night. when all was daid ande the dow jones industrial average was up 28 points to 26,592. the nasdaq fell 66. the s&p 500 added two. for the month of april all of the major averages saw solid gains extending the 2019 market rally, but what happs next? mi santolli takes a look. >> t stock market has had a pretty good year. the s&p 500 has gained 17% to reach a fresh record high. the rally should slow down given that the current pace will take you toward a nearly unprecedented 60% annual gain and the more pressing issue is whether the potent blend of factors that has aloud the market to recover fully from the ugly fourth quarter 20% plunge stocks.inue to support the 2019 rally has gained its power from the federal reserve backing away from further interest rate hikes and stubbornly low bond yields and depressed equity valuation after december's drop and excess of investor pessimism to start

vegas a teenager so young he needed a special work permit to perform six shows a night, six nights a ekhat was 60 years ago. >> does it feel like 60 years >> oh my god, no, i'm as shocked as anybody. >> repter: newton still has an intimate show at cesars palace that attracts his wayne-iacks. >> that's vegas. >> reporter: but newton's legacy is m visible far away fro vegas he visits touring with the uso, his way of serving after the military rejected him because of severe asthma. >> i can't fight for our country, but o can sing for country. >> reporter: and he'll keep singing because for neon, this 60th anniversary is not a book end. >> as long as i can g brppiness into people's lives, then what i was sent here to do might have been fulfilled. >>eporter: so celebrating your 70th and 80th anniversary in vegas >> 90, i'm looking for 90. >> reporter: mr. viva las vegas. >> congratulations, wayne. for this thursda news" i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc, thank you and good night. this is fred. he's dancing like nobody's watching. and because all of the devices on fred's wifi network are

it starts to eke away a little bit.it's another blue sky day. later into the afternoon across the pennines, the lake district fells, southern uplands of scotland, there's a chance of a bit of cloud bubbling up, outside chance of a shower, too. but away from that, the strong sunshine remains. temperatures, a bit higher than they were through this afternoon. 2a, 25 degrees across central, northern scotland. a bit cooler still, though, across some of these eastern and southern coasts thanks to that breeze. now, more of a southeasterly breeze then developing in through thursday. notice this area of low—pressure across central europe trying to creep towards us, high—pressure trying to edge away. and in doing so, the cap that's been on the atmosphere stopping the cloud, the showers building up, starts to erode. so a greater chance of some cloud here and there. there will be some in the morning just around these coasts of northeast scotland, but a greater chance of a few showers in western scotland, maybe northern ireland into

traffic and a look at your forecast coming up after the break four mornin talking about your forecast ek. >>but it's even more important on fridays. >>i agree with that because we need to know how to plan things you know outdoors indoors movies, a walk in the park hiking, it's all on you john exactly lots of pressure now for past couple of days and not so great weather. today is coming through for us, nice. the looking at a nice friday ahead, i know we're still mostly cloudy across the bay area but skies are only gradually going to become clear throughout the course of the day today just a couple of lingering showers east of san jose up in the higher elevations. >>for the most of the day it is

doctors at porter say it's too early to know whether ek cassius will play for the club again the spanish goalkeeper is recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack during a training session on wednesday the thirty seven year old only recently signed a new contract with the club but his future is in doubt. it depends on many things it will depend on the medication he will need to take also we need to wait for further tests not only in normal conditions but submitted to the high stress of top level competitive sport as well as his desire to continue his career the world's best player will not be at the upcoming women's fifa world cup after norway left are ahead out of they scored the ballon d'or winner has refused to play for her national side for the last two years in protest at a lack of respect for female players in norway no reconciliation has been forthcoming so he will sit out the tournament in france which starts on the seventh of june. england's one day cricket captain owen morgan has revealed it was the players who are asked for trouble batsman alex hales to be left out o

>> reporter: but n a jarring wake-up call to that chapter opened this ek at new york's museum of jewish heritage. i see the shoes anwethe glasses. re those things taken from you? >> everything was taken from me. >> reporter: more than 700 artifacts from the death camp are on display.sh a erhead used to disguise a gas chamber. suitcases stolen from jews arriving at the camp. a child's shoe. >> this boy tucked his sock in ioe shoe under the assumptn that he would come back. >> reporter: he likely dk.n't come bac >> no. 0.0 chance that he came back. >> reporter: tiny objects as simple as they are bear their own witness toass murder.to >> but are personal.hi the lang that mother would have touched before she took off the clothing for the children to go in the gas chamber.e shuld have unbuttoned the dresses or the blouses of the children. >> reporter: the exhibit a stirring reminder of the consequences of hate opening in a moment of rising anti-semitism in this country. >> it's happened before. it can happen again. i want the people to know it started with words -- words of hatred. >> the ex

exact from both sides so hamas is really engaging in a very dangerous game of brinkmanship trying to ekeexact concessions from israel's prime minister benjamin and now knowing with fully well that netanyahu is not interested in any escalation right now especially not before the european song contest live year instead of eve which is a gift of the decade for israel's p.r. in terms of tourism in terms of its international standing and when it is or ones these celebrations to be disrupted especially not by by hamas hamas was really playing on this was playing out at this is a very inconvenient time for israel to be engaged in a skill ation in trying to exact new concessions from it now hamas got some concessions but they will not keep hamas over the water the want to help hamas solve the dire economic problems of the gaza strip so within a very short period of time we'll see hamas and god in the gaza strip with its back up to the wall again and trying to exact new concessions from israel which israel after the e.s.c. after the your vision song contest will not be willing to give and that's

single market the liberal democrats the green party change ek they all want to reverse briggs it and have a 2nd referendum. let me state may have been all but routed from syria the jihadists are still wreaking havoc in the country today. 38 missiles at the town of the color be killing 5 civilians and injuring a dozen according to the russian reconsideration center in the country one said this week government troops repelled 3 large scale attacks by militants and into the province the latest incarnation of what was the on this right front is attacked on your positions with hundreds of militants supported by tanks and vehicles packed with explosives. the u.s. state department claims it suspects the syrian regime of using chemical weapons in its current offensive and 1st reporting on the alleged attack on tuesday the u.s. said it had seen some signs that might have happened but they did not provide for the details that came soon after the jihadist group. formally known as the al qaeda affiliate on this refund claim that the syrian army had targeted its members with chlorine gas. so the

doctors at porter say it's too early to know whether ek cassius will play for the club again the spanish goalkeeper is recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack during a training session on wednesday the thirty seven year old only recently signed a new contract with the club but his future is in doubt. it depends on many things it will depend on the medication he will need to take also we need to wait for further tests not only in normal conditions but submitted to the high stress of top level competitive sport as well as his desire to continue his career the world's best player will not be at the upcoming women's fifa world cup after norway left are ahead out of they scored the ballon d'or winner has refused to play for her national side for the last two years in protest at a lack of respect for female players in norway no reconciliation has been forthcoming so he will sit out the tournament in france which starts on the seventh of june. england's one day cricket captain owen morgan has revealed it was the players who are asked for trouble batsman alex hales to be left out o

o'clock with the special newscast for a half hour and then a 4.30 our sports director mark carpenter ek bernie we'll break down with the dubs have to do to go up 2 games to 9 in this best of 7 series in the western conference finals. >>you love this and how they should they manage to hold on heart-stopping moments for 2 window washers today as you can see they're big basket to start swinging, wildly the things got even worse. they kept banging against the building. they were finally rescued. >>plus cfa under fire today about why it took so long to ground those boeing max jets and now we're learning. pilots confronted boeing officials before that second deadly crash eerie to hear this how the government is defending its actions. >>and another look at storm tracker for radar as we go to break you can see just how widespread the rain is r new ca? it's a new buick envision. and i got it with wi-fi for all of your wi-fi stuff, wireless charging for your phone. cool! wait til you check out the back! that's a lot of groceries. look at my strong man! don't patronize me... the new buick envision

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talking about your forecast ek. >>but it's even more important on fridays. >>i agree with that because we need to know how to plan things you know outdoors indoors movies, a walk in the park hiking, it's all on you john exactly lots of pressure now for past couple of days and not so great weather. today is coming through for us, nice. the looking at a nice friday ahead, i know we're still mostly cloudy across the bay area but skies are only gradually going to become clear throughout the course of the day today just a couple of lingering showers east of san jose up in the higher elevations. >>for the most of the day it is nice and dry that's more than we can say for the sierra nevada this morning if you have plans on heading up into avy snowfall on the western slope of the sierra back here at home we're seeing dry skies already something that's going to carry us through the rest of the day today on through the evening tonight, temperatures, fairly pleasant as long as you've got your light jacket a range of 40's and 50's winds are going to make those temperatu

eke out small gain, still on pace of worst month since december.all 1% are higher, england, france and germany and in asia overnight markets in the red except for slight gain in south korea. u.s. and china trade, new round of tariffs on american goods set to hit tomorrow, meantime chinese technology giant huawei reportedly ordering employees to cancel meetings with u.s. contacts, maria sat down with vice president mike pence where he discussed china and the dangers of huawei. >> the whole issue of huawei it's an issue of national security. huawei is in effect a wholly-owned subsidiary of the chinese communist party. dagen: more of that interview coming up at the top of the hour. moving on, let's go to the investigating the investigators and also the mueller report, attorney general bill barr speaking to cbs after robert mueller's first public statement this week. >> i personally felt he could have reached a decision, he could have reached a conclusion, the opinions that you cannot indict a president while he's in office but he could have reached a

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as the viking touches the mermaid it gets turned on its side and within about 7 seconds it sinks of eking. cruise line operator viking said it's a boat the 2nd was involved in the incident around 9 pm local time the mermaids wreckage was found on the river bed the hungary's parliament building in the city's famous margaret bridge the surging river and poor weather it hampered if it still bring it to the surface. the mermaid was a 26 metre boat use for sightseeing that could hold 60 people. i sincerely apologize for having to share heartbreaking news from. the south korean to our agency who organized the trip to the passengers were mostly families who have been scheduled to return to solve this weekend. we will try to get to budapest as quickly as possible and coordinate with the hungary and authorities and our embassy to save lives. south korean president moon j n has seen foreign ministry officials to put a peace to help should. i urge you to make use of all diplomatic channels to work with the hungarian government so search and rescue operations take place as fast as possible if there a

equities managed to eke out somewhat of a gain they would be continuing even though there was no resolution in sight the asian markets traded deeply in the red shanghai down more than 1% nikkei as well there on fear that is this u.s. dangerous. the risk, of course, is that of china retaliating. so far china has not decided to go down that route we could target companies like app willing and a lot of asian business leeches as this well. you can see behind me. pretty much trading in the red today, about 90% if you fear this is 600% only about one hour the breakdown at the relative mer former you can see the ftse 100 down .2 of a percentage point. brexit developments. if you would be willing to put down a fourth vote, all eyes on that as well as falling into the european 9 ths performing the sectors most exposed to the trade war, chip makers, are leaning. also right at the boston, pies son crew if the merger was not going down 5%, check steals ahead at 95 perce%. in terms of sectors, you can see most with exposure to chien are are suffering. it's down 2% already there's no respite for the sect

both a celebration of distinctions of blackens and credit eke of white supremacy and how we define masculinity in america, with hilarious and distinctive voice damon grapples with some of the complex issues from a deeply personal and honest place. so, please welcome damon young. [applause] >> so actually -- did you want to add anything to that? >> no, that was sufficient. that was a lot. thank you, thank you for that. thank you, carmen. >> absolutely. no, it's a pleasure. >> your hair is like amazing, i just wanted to say that. [cheers and applause] >> i know. especially with all the weather happening. >> oh, my god, that's why i will be -- >> i couldn't not acknowledge that. >> thank you. i really appreciate that, i do. yeah, that's why i need to be doing this a lot. so i have to ask you this first question, i mean, because i know that the story behind this because you've actually provided interviews before and even know what i'm going ask, but the title, can you talk about what led you to this title, what doesn't kill you makes you -- >> that's not actually the original title of the book. wh

. >>> a federal court said the trump administration can eks ai mexico at least until the policy is challengedcourt. international law protects right to seek asylum. the case is still under review and could and up going to the supreme court. >>> this morning more an a dozen inmates are free and they have kim kardashian west to thank. show helped to advocate to commute the life sentences of 17 first time nonviolent drug offenders in 90 bays. west is studying to take the bar exam and become a lawyer. >>> a new report says that president trump lost more than a billion dollars on his businesses in less than ten years. the "new york times" examined tax receipts from 1985 to 1994 and he claimed $1 billion in losses. the paper said that's likely more than any other american pat that time. >>> meantime, democrats are preparing for a legal battle over trump's tax returns. >>> a new audit shows a caltrans employee wrapped up an outrageous bill on your dime. she was flying to sacramento for two years. this was no business commute. this was her trip. the receipts totaled $40,000 for her travel to work eye

for the next few w eks a select number of riders will be able to book this experience through the uber app. they'll then be pick up and flown by a helicopter to an island where they will board a submarine. the entire experience costs about $2,000 for two people. >> okay. some way to spend your money. >>> moving on. tonight ford theater will give some young voic a platform to speak about race and immigration. nbc4 mark segraves spoke to some of the students about this once in a lifetime opportunity. it is an interview you'll only see on >> i'm a child of immigrant parents. >> they've been getting ready for weeks and researching and wring and practicing speeches. >> i'm more than terrified. it is pretty big for me. given a chance to talk about something that i really feel passionate about. >> reporter: 15 students from the arlington career center and rockville highll take the stage at ford theater, part of the historic venue ongoing educational programming, called stand up be heard. >> abraham lincoln used power of his words to -- to inspire the nation during the civil war so we use his

. >> it is truex port sectors are not doing so well, and ek port contribution is not great. it can be taken away it's not doing bad that's a row flexion that consumption, and then theballo is picking up. that is a reflection of the services number that are better, and twoul, the fiscal imports will grow through the year why. >> it's interesting you said the word fiscal impulse with germany multiple tiemds. when people talk about germany, it's usually in the context of no fiscal impulse, or not enough you seem to think that what germany are doing it's actually having an opposite effect. >> it will it will. >> you are right relative to the potential to spend, perhaps they don't do it enough, okay they're doing far more than last year i think that's the key that is also true for the other three larger euro economies. that adds up to something. that's why you see a bit of a pick-up midyear in activity in germany and the rest of the euro area >> i want to pick up another point that you mention you mention private consumption. how important is that in the grand scheme of things in

we will be hearing updated strategy project eks and offer this year. >> starting with corporate news,are lower as the company separates third straight yearly decline after full year adjusted pretax profit fell 10%. ceo steve rose says the british retailer is making good progress as it continues its major turnaround plan. the company says sales fell due to substantial process and operations changes now, m & s also revealed a rights issue to finance its joint venture with ocado >> shares in royal mail are trading higher after the british mail operator unveiled its latest turnaround plan the company announced its phil full year earnings, it will cut def every dividend by 40% to lift investments 1.8 billion pounds are set to go on-line parcel deliveries. the former state-owned service has struggled since it went private in 2013. >>> dialogue semiconductor shares are trading lower after analysts at bank house lamp downgraded the stock this comes amid investor concern for the semiconductor sector as the battle between the u.s. and huawei heats up. >>> also coming up in the show, we'll have

utilities was the only group to eke out marginal gains showing the defensive stance of many investorsthree stories stood out. boeing closing down 4.5%, 736 max mad l, its return will be in august, later than the june deadline. that model involved in two separate airline companies deadly crashes in the past seven months. apple closing down worse than 5%. the supreme court giving a green light for a class action lawsuit to go against apple. the charge monopolies tick concerns about apple's app store pricing. uber, only its second day of public trade, that stock down 10.5% and has broken the ipo price by $5 a share. liz: now china retaliating, telling the world trade organization that the u.s. is quote bullying china after it increased tariffs on $60 billion of u.s. goods as of june 1st. now for reaction let's get to the director for strategy, the awe chuauthur of theauthor of tr marathon," michael pillsbury. what was your' action? >> i was relieved. they could have been much more ferocious. we can't control skittish investors on wall street understanding that that is quite limited by ch

how about some 60s, 70s, and 80s next ek. have a great weekend. sue?ver the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see it's from a different view and it's very light out there this friday morning. no metering lights there as it pulls out. you will see, though, right after the metering lights the lanes merge, you are sluggish as you make your way towards the incline section where those cars are all merging together. give yourself a little extra time but it's not nearly as bad of a commute as normal work day, taking a look across the span and once you've reached that beautiful new portion it is smooth sailing and at the limit through the tunnel and all the way into san francisco. pretty light all the way around. no real incidents to report to you. no major stalls or accidents. a gorgeous view from sky 7 of our beautiful city by the bay. >> thanks so much, sue. >>> disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein is expected to reach a deal settling more than 15 sexual misconduct lawsuits. a person familiar with the negotiations said that he would pay out more than $44

he was offered only two eks not primary caregiver.pmorgan chase says it will make sure it does not discriminate against men and compensate fathers not compensated in the past. >>> fedex will start making deliveries seven days a week to keep up with online shoppers. this will gibb in january across large pores of the country. the seven days a week delivery was previously only available during the holiday season >>> san francisco-based juul is thinking about opening e- cigarette stores in the u.s. and overseas. the wall street journal reports only adults 21 and over would be able to buy products from the store. the first one would open in texas. juul is considering opening a store overseas in south korea. juul still has not made a final decision on the plan. >>> there is more evidence that the bay area housing market is flattening out a bit. a new report from the research firm core logic shows last month's home prices were the same as 2018. the new median price is $816,000. santa clara county saw the biggest drop of 14.5%. real estate a

sophie: asian stocks are set to continue the lackluster tone after managing to eke out a modest seconday of gains on monday. some tech news could drive sentiment. ipo,ba planing a major softbank sharpening its focus on ai. we have more buybacks in japan with tokyo electron joining the bandwagon. miners will be on the watch in australia. recently fueled by the drop in mainland port holdings. the season rolls on in india. monday brought us numbers from aindigo. paul? paul: thanks very much for that. let's check on the first word news. nigel farage says his brexit party's success in the european election should spur u.k. to leave without a deal. conservativese less than 10%. outgoing prime minister theresa may called the results disappointing but likely to harden the stances of the nine candidates vying to replace her. the european commission is set to be considering disciplinary action against italy, which could pave the way for a $4 billion penalty. the step could come next week as part of the eu's regular budget monetary process. deputy prime minister matteo savini has indicated he wil

the shanghai down 2.5% japan looks like it's trying to do something kind of eking gains.own 2.5% let's see the early trade in europe a lot of red on the screen but the numbers aren't that big. down by about 0.2% the big story of the day outside of the equity markets is bitcoin. okay bitcoin has had this incredible run this year. all right, we have doubled this year look at what is happening. bitcoin down 7.5%. by the way, folks, that's like a 700-point drop for bitcoin right now. the reason is this i have no idea bitcoin is down 7.7% i'm sure we'll hear a lot more about that on cnbc all day today. all right. let's bring in jurrien timmer from fidelity. a recent note that jurrien put out, i think i fell out of my chair. when i hear that somebody like you say stock prices don't matter, it catches my attention. but that's what you said why don't prices matter? and if they don't matter, what should our viewers be really watching when it comes to the markets? >> good morning, brian it's not that prices don't matter, it's just that generally the. -- and i think people can get f

. >> and he just eked through in the senate race we just pulled off. he is getting in really late.se. it is clear his team has been working on electability. he has a great record in expanding medicade, which is a big point in the pro column there. again, it's super late. the first debate is june 28th. he needs to get 1% or more in three or more of poll, which i do think it's feasible. but the low name recognition and the late date. he said, i was busy working. i'm a governor. people have been paying attention to a lot of other folks for months. >> dana: i think the strategy was to wait, let biden have a couple weeks and say, i can occupy this lane. and i'm a younger version. >> in general terms, i think governors have advantages when they're running for president because they're executives. it's kind of surprising to me the governors are not at the top of the polls for the democratic candidates. so on one hand you can say it's late. look, mr. biden's out in front with a substantial lead. but if he falls, that could break up a lot of people. on the one hand you say, why would you ge

i mean, it's been a top ek for a while, but, again, that's not for every bank >> another bank that reported today, commerzbank they posted a 54% drop in net profit for the first quarter just shy of 100 million euros. obviously, the talks between commerzbank and deutsche bank have now officially been suspended, but the ceo says that the strategy of the bank is on the right track. i mean, how do you see commerzbank's story playing out here, and do you think it will still be an eligible target for takeover >> yes if you commence, we remain a target for other european players, and i think it's important -- it would be important for commerzbank in order to deliver on the second phase. i think the first phase they clean up the balance sheet, and it's been -- that's versus what they have now. it's a local series. what they say for the full year, 450 million of a provision, which is very -- the problem is for this bank it's growing revenue, which i think is a very difficult exercise, and i think it's probably beyond the management tool. i think it's probably something that's happening, and i can se

given how strong earnings were a year ago, it's shocking that we're going to manage, sort of eke outwth. that's actually heroic there's also some fundamental story behind this as well. >> we don't deserve your insight but we're happy to have it as always, as well. gina sanchez, have a great day thank you very much. >>> microchips, micropayments and big oil. focus of other big stocks to watch. qualcomm revenue outlook fell, blaming weak smart phone sales in china, saying they're holding out for 5g phones. qualcomm announced it will get $4.5 billion from its settlement with apple square, lower earnings there, missed payment volumes second quarter outlook disappointing as well. that stock down 6% right now >>> completing the hat trick, shell first quarter profits falling 7% profits year over year are down. shell did benefit from higher sales of liquefied natural gas and shell stock moving the other way, up 2.5% right now time for this morning's top trending stories frank collins, what are we going to be talking on this thursday morning? >> believe it or not, we're talking about coffee w

her mom, kim, was a homemaker, and dad elza, was eking out a living as a boilermaker. >> she was a lovely, bubbly kid. she loved everybody. >> she liked the spice girls, and signed her letters with tiny pink hearts. a nice kid. these friends of hannah thought so. >> she was a very easygoing person. someone you could be friends with very easily. >> she was a great friend. a great girl. >> tara ferguson chls her best friend forever. >> she's so fun and silly and funny. >> there's no doubt she was a very pretty young girl. >> yes. she was a hopeless romantic, and she was bound trying to find that prince charming. >> now, not every teenage girl has the same definition of prince charming. hannah's boyfriend, brad, for instance, was a high school dropout with more than a few rough edges. but by all accounts, hannah was smitten. >> definitely her one true love. >> and brad became entranced by the girl with the brown eyes. >> we used to get compliments. people would say you look so cute together. >> but by spring of 1979, hannah's friends and family worried that she was growing distant. they fear

safeway will soon shut its doors and customers of the store on eked second street are frustrated and confused. the city says it's working with brokers to find a better use for that space. employees will be placed in safeway's 12 remaining stores across san jose. >>> a select amount of hershey bars are getting an emoji makeover this summer. emojis picked by parents and kids will be featured on the individual chocolate squares of the bar. only 25 million will be produced this summer. it's the first redesign in 125 years. the lies they tell. do you know how i know this wasn't designed by children? the poop emoji would be on one of those squares and i do not see it. >> maybe that washat with a double hand praise? >> kids love that. >> that's what kids want. you're never more than seven minutes away. no weather emojis in there, mike. >> i would put the poop emoji all over the forecast. >> of course. then you would have the person giggling emoji right next to it because it's hilarious. crow canyon road towards castro valley, all wet right now. you can see the altamont pass is wet. richmond

the coroner said 37-year-old austin yeubanks was found unresponsive at his home during a wellness ekeck. he was shot in the knee and hand during the shooting. he was prescribed opioids to help manage the pain and quickly became addicted. eubanks spoke to a cnn affiliate about his struggle. >> when i took those medications i felt better. i thought that's what they were for. it's difficult. it's a journey that doesn't end. if you can find the courage to go through the stages of grief in a healthy fashion, lean into the pain, don't look for a fast road to relief. >> reporter: he later became a public speaker on substance issues. his family said he lost his life to a disease he had long tried to help others fight. i have to say we always need to remember for the survivors of these horrible events, it doesn't end. it's a battle that lasts forever. >> absolutely. what a tragic story there. >>> here is a more uplifting one. police in ft. worth, texas, are thanking an alert couple for helping them find an ab doesndu 8-year-old girl. the girl was walking with her mother when a suspect pulled

hospitalizations for diabetes, heart failure and hypertension, we see that in general, [inaudible] start to ekeup when people are 30 or 40. however, against black african americans, rates soar early in the 30s and 40s and rates for black african americans in their 30s or 40s are compared to those -- others who are 30 years older. in fact for diabetes, rates are higher amongst young black african americans than they are for anyone else. at any age. [please stand by] -- it's lower than the rates seen in california overall or the healthy people 2020 goal, young adults, low-income residents and people of color and men are disproportionately affected and have not seen the same gains. low-income residents are twice as likely to smoke and men three times as likely. and a survey of new moms reveal while rates have decreased and the rates are relatively low, black mothers are more likely to smoke before or during pregnancy. and while the rate of cigarette use amongst san francisco high school students as well as is 4%, there's a risk of nicotine addiction as 27% have used electronic smoking devices. ove