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nejra: virgin america is said to have received takeover offers from jetblue airways and alaska air. is as it put itself up for sale. discussions between virgin america and the two bidders are ongoing and a deal could be announced as early as next week. the stakes have been raised in the battle for starwood hotels. the owner of the sheraton, westin, says it has received a $14 billion offer from china. cash deals bid tops valued at $13 billion. amongrmer hsbc boss is 250 is as leaders backing the push for the u.k. to leave the european union. from 2006 to hsbc 2010. his call for the brexit is in contrast to the bank's current management. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine? -- let's get to economists -- just to recap, we understand egypt air hijacking is not related to terrorism and we seem to understand that most of the passengers have been released. this hijacker claimed to have been wearing an explosive belt, forcing this plane to land in cyprus. my question to you though is if you are in the market, how do you deal with any kind of geopolitical threat, whether it is re

(cheers and applause) and her new hit series "underground" airs wednesday nights on w.g.n. americarnee smollett-bell. and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter "at nightly show" using the hashtag "tonightly." violence has been breaking out over the last week at trump rallies. take a look at the latest example: >> hey! >> larry: right, so we talked about this earlier in the show. some say trump incites it and some people blame the protestors, so, who's really to blame for these violent outbursts -- trump, the protestors, the type of people he appeals to, or obama? >> i mean, i think you absolutely have to blame trump. you can't look at his rallies and see him say words like "no, ma'am him out" and if you do "i'll pay his legal fees" and not take responsibility for your words. you're encouraging your supporters to be violent. >> i believe you can only blame trump because you can't blame dumb people. (laughter) >> you can't. these people are dumb. they are sheep. they are sheep. (cheers and applause) >> i agree. wearing camouflage inside. they're dumb people

the president retains the full capacity of the presidency of the united states of america. air in havana. all the communications gear the president needs is with him, as it always is. so whether they will change the travel schedule will be something that we'll have to wait and see. often when the president is on these foreign trips, they don't want to deviate from the schedule. there's simply too much at stake. there's simply too much planning that's gone into his movements. because he can communicate and deal with officials in washington from wherever he is, they often don't feel it necessary, except for symbolic reasons are, to return the president to washington, d.c. so my guess is at this point that's not likely. but we'll wait and see what the white house officially says on that front as well, sara. of course, this advice now that we're seeing to the u.s. embassy folks and to people throughout belgium to shelter in place is very well taken given that what we saw in paris was a multipronged attack. not just one attack with a suicide bomber, but then a staggered rollout over

america." robin roberts talks with ohio governor john kasich while george stephanopoulos talks with donald trump. >>> keep up to date on air and >>> good morning, america. primary showdown. a make-or-break day as voters head to the polls in five states. gop front-runner donald trump looking to clear the field. >> you're gonna be dead in three weeks, doesn't matter, get out tomorrow and vote. >> sarah palin addresses violence at his rallies. >> what we don't have time for is all that petty, punk ass little thuggery stuff. >> bernie sanders eyeing another hillary clinton upset. >> people come out. we're gonna win here in ohio. >> a fight to the finish in some of the tightest races yet. donald trump and john kasich join us this morning. >>> breaking overnight, severe weather alert. a tornado tears through the midwest, rain, thick fog and

for the contributor to the atlantic also a host of the weekly television program that airs throughout the americas. yet tory chief and the author of many scholarly articles of international economics and politics. his most recent book, a "new york times" best-seller was named one of the best books of the year. with the minister of trade i might add. and with those largest for philanthropic foundations. please help me to welcome. [applause] i read almost everything. with the trafficking of all kinds. this is one of the best books i have read in years and is strongly recommended. and those that don't know right books and very often don't know what they're talking about. [laughter] and that is a rare combination of thinkers to stay at home to reporters just go and report. but he is more than that. and have a framework. so the other thing and with drug trafficking in the light and with the arrival of the economy's. in these our markets wider use some of those tools and the regulatory framework and to do a better job but we haven't had something like this book and if you look it reads like the syllabus

. >> a special edition of 20/20 breaking pointer heroin in america airs tonight at 10 o'clock right heren 6abc. >> all right, much more ahead on "action news" for you tonight. let's check out that traffic scene as we look on a friday night. >> autumn marisa is in for matt pelman. happy friday autumn. >> happy friday rick and monica. it's a busy one out there. we have not slowed down since i started this afternoon. here we are in new jersey. this is the 42 freeway northbound. we have cars stopped in that left lane because of an accident. this is approaching 295 northbound. they're trying to clear that accident out of the way but again, slowing you down as you make your way up to the walt whitman bridge at this time. taking a look at the schuylkill expressway. another busy one out there. we had an accident just clear in those eastbound lanes at university avenue. here are those eastbound lanes and you can see taking almost 65 minutes to go from the blue route down to the vine street expressway at this time. not so bad in those westbound lanes, about 35 minutes to do that commute. and over

the host of producer of effect, a weekly television program on international affairs that airs throughout americas. niem editor in chief for 40 years, and he's author eve many psychological and more than ten books on international economics and politics. more recent bookened of power, a "new york times" good seller was selected by washington post and financial times as well as best books of the year. he is also the author of elicit. niem in the previous -- i might add. director of venezuela central bank and ticketed director of the war bank. also a corps. member of philanthropic organization with masters and ph.d. from the the massachusetts of technologies. help me welcome jose niem. [applause] >> thank you very much. and i read almost everything, i think that is published on subject of trafficking and elicit trafficking drugs all kinds. i have to tell you this is one of the best books i have read in years, and i strongly recommend it. it is first because it breaks one of the patterns, one and these thing, that is those that know don't write books, and those that write are very often don't know wh

that the united states of america air force 1, president barack obama, inside of it touching down on cuban soil. something that generations of cubans never thought would happen. the question is, what will it mean? lasandro perez, this is a third world country in many ways. the needs are great for change on many levels. what are the realities to what this can mean going forward? >> let me say, first of all, that witnessing this right on the monitor here in the studio has been emotional for me. i'm cuban-american. i have spent my life writing about cuba. to witness air force 1 landing at the international airport, i never thought i would live to see this day. so i wanted to confirm what you've been saying all along about how historic this is. i think this is an important visit. i think the president is going to cuba because he wants to move forward. the plan that he has and the agenda that he has for really bringing change to cuba and to also primarily stress the friendship of the american people, i think that's going to be mainly his message. and i think part of the reason he's there

virgin america could have new ownership by next week, jetblue and alaska air are in the running to takevirgin america is back by billionaire richard branson has been working on a sale since last week and the oakland has jumped 10% with market valley of $1.3 billion. they could decide they will abandon the sale and stay independent. >> hockey's most coveted prize will turn to the player area after the sharks getting a play 506 spot last night. they missed the playoffs last year. this year is the 111th time in telephone years they of skating in the post-season. >> a pair of exotic iguan axes are adjusting to a new shown part of 60 illegally trafficked wild animals smuggled into the united states. it was intercepted in june. they were in dire condition. but the toll be on permanent display at the zoo's respect tire discovery room. >> glad they they are okay. welcome to the east bay. >> maybe they can predict earthquakes... >> you never know. we will talk about sunshine. >> nothing too terrible in the forecast. the winds of yesterday were interesting and so were the showers but both those a

america. in an interview airing this sunday, former prosecutor marcia clark speaks to "dateline." >> right off the bat thereto was a sense of loyalty of investment in protecting an african-american icon who had made it. he was successful. he had made it. they did not want to see him taken down. >> not guilty. >> reporter: the defendant was acquitted despite significant evidence murder weapon was ever found and now the fx series "the people versus o.j. simpson" has surprised in the rightings as many people seem to want one more dose of a story that won't go away. this is not the first time a knife has made it to police. other knives have been submitted over the years, but this is the first one said to come from the simpson property. >>ies in nine-month criminal trial is over, he was acquitted. the civil trial is over and he was found responsible. i don't see anyone prosecuting o.j. simpson for anything related to this case again. >> reporter: ton multiple sources are expressing skepticism about the knife and about its possible value in the case in part because it may physically be too small to

. >> burlingame-based virgin america could be under new ownership by next week. jetblue and alaska airn the running to take over. virgin americas backed by richard branson started working on a sale and stocks have jumped 10% for a market value of $1.3 billion. they could decide to abandon knocks and stay independent. we will watch that step. >> big changes in store for facebook messenger, the two new possible features that could make it competition for apple and snapchat. >> the movie just came out and now there is a new push for fans with a deleteed scene that now is being released from the movie. >> topping america's money, a less expensive tesla is available later this week. >> it is a sedan that will cost around $35,000 half the cost of other teslas. the deposit is less, also, $ $1,000 compared to 5,000. >> campbell suit is changing the lining of their cans and will stop using a chemical in the cans that caused health problems and the switch has begun and it will be completed by the middle of next year. example is the largest soup maker. >> a new way for bosses to boost productivit

america does he want to take this back to? before african-americans had civil rights, or before women have the right to work, before child labor laws? before social security? before the clean air act? we have only one america, and is already great. i might trump, we know what needs to be done to make america greater. the power of ideas will trump trump. [applause] >> thank you so much for those remarks on a whole range of topics. i will ask a few questions, and we will have time for questions from the audience. thank you again for being here. i want to ask you one particular question about the supreme court nomination process. majority leader mitch mcconnell morning,erday, or this that he wants to let the public decide about the confirmation. the justice.of sen. reid: here is what he said yesterday, a quote. said, if your goal is to allow people to have input into the supreme court nomination, why not hold hearings to highlight some of the issues. here's what he said. the goal is to let the american people pick the next president who will make the decision. it is obvious that we have done this since 1900. we have picked six supreme court justices during the lame-duck presidenc

america. a wasp, women air force service pilot. one of 1,000 who signed up during world war ii when a shortage of male pilots forced the military to do what it had never done. >> the training program is exactly the same as what male ka dealts were going through all over the country. >> the wasps were not sent into combat but remained state side. >> she trained male pilots that needed refresher courses on planes or learn about new planes coming out. grandmother died last year at 95. >> what were her wishes when she passed away? >> her wishes were to be buried at arlington cemetery. >> she left handwritten instructions. the director of arlington denied the request saying serving in the wasps is not the same as active duty service as a member of the department of defense. >> the army said no to the wrong family. >> sexism, gender discrimination. the only issue that did not allow them to be military. hangups about the role of women in the military. >> her family turned to congressman martha mcsally one of the first female comb battle p

aires. >> why don't we go to latin america and find these beautiful women with personality and rhythm and bring them to miami and have them be part of what we represent. >> the team is going to hold try-outs in mexico and klumcolombia as well as here in south florida. >>> still ead, a fashion emergency. >> i've always tauaut her call 911. a toddler calls for help >>> a safe crash landing on long island yesterday. the pililt says he was approaching the runway in farming dale when the engine lost power. something the pilot s ss was really very lucky. >> the engine died and i pulled a parachute and we landed. we got very lucky. very lucky. >> little cut on his head there, but nobody was hurt. the plane came down eightmiles from the airport. the pilot says he and his daughter were returning home from a trip to the university of rhode island. price rise since june of last year. last week it was about 1.82 for a gallon of unleaded. there's a bump in crude oil prices and prices at the pump could be pushed up even more. germs. they've designed a ultra ultraviolet light. the company says it needs

air force heritage of america band. members are on active duty based out of langley air force base in virginia. well, today they gave a special performance at edison high school in hunting park as part of an air force recruitment program. and that has to get the teenager's attention i would think. >> double threat sing and dance. >> and rap. i like it. all right, it is time now for the accuweather forecast. >> something else we can't get enough of this week. let's turn it over to meteorologist adam joseph who's got -- >> who me? >> the weather. >> oh, what i'm about to say. >> yes. >> as we take a look right now, live on sky6 from the pagoda cam. we're about to see a warm front pass through from the south and west overnight. now bringing a few high clouds our way but right now it is beautiful no matter where you are. 64 in the lehigh valley, 65 in reading, 60 wilmington. in fact the warmest numbers are north and west away from that wind that is can kicking in off of the water right now. notice along the shore you're sayi

air force heritage of america band. ers are on active duty and today they gave a special performance at edison high school in hunting park as part of an air force recruitment program. >> we're getting a better idea now of which celebrities will be hitting the ballroom floor when "dancing with the stars" returns two weeks from tonight. this morning wide receiver antonio brown says he'll join the cast. he'll join ginger zee. we'll find out the complete list in a matter of hours. the cast reveal happens live tomorrow morning. that's on "good morning america." always a lot of fun. >> it is. much more still to come can on "action news tonight. a check on that forecast for you. >> let's go outside right now sky6 live hd showing you the commodore barry bridge. a gorgeous afternoon. meteorologist cecily tynan with the exclusive accuweather five day when we come right back. elmo's got the moves. sesame street live let's dance has abby elmo and cookie monster dancing with you and your family! sesame street live let's dance playing

america. they have received two bids, one from jet lou and one from alaska air.stion mentioned new york is on the radar. bernie sanders hoping to get another debate with hillary clinton in new york. >> i like all three of the airlines. hillary clinton was desperate for a debate in hampshire and sanders agreed with one on the condition they do two debates on the road. he would like the nest want to be in new york and her campaign does not wanted to be for reasons they have not fully explained. but he would very much like to see a sequence, a win in wisconsin and then use that in a way to get attention in the media hothouse that is new york and try to beat her there. david: do not miss with all due respect tonight five :00 eastern. mark will be hosting from milwaukee, wi. guest at 5:00 p.m. here on bloomberg television. now a look at some of the biggest stories right now. a fight with a tax revenue in the government of puerto rico. a modified tangible property tax invalid. the ruling comes as they seek new sources of revenue because of a decades long crisis. troubl

gulf war, bringing an end to a massive air campaign launched a few years earlier to remove iraqi forces from kuwait. up next on american history tv's real america desert storm is told from the perspective of several u.s. air commanders. "winds of the storm -- the air campaign of operation desert storm" is a 37-minute defense department report detailing the strategy and technology used in what was then seen as a new kind of precision weapon war. >> this is the road to basra. the iraqi army jammed this road and others as coalition ground forces moved into kuwait. for coalition war planes overhead, they were per nefect targets. it became known as the highway of death. and a harsh example of allied air power during operation desert storm. the coalition used overwhelming air power to defeat a brutal dictator and free a nation. in this program, the air commanders talk about how they fought the war and the air force's role. august 7, 1990, president bush responding to the iraqi invasion of kuwait orders american forces to deploy to saudi arabia. u.s. central command air forces had to