and she said, "something happened to alex." i said, "alex -- what?" was a terrible accident." and i said, "well, is she okay?" and she said, "no." i said, "is she in the hospital?" and she said, "no, mom -- she's not." and i said, "has she died?" so, i was shocked, and all i could think was, what could've happened to alex in her dorm room? >> reporter: the new york state police were asking clayton whittemore that very same question, that very morning. >> were there problems with your relation, you guys, i mean, your relationship or -- >> no, we were good. >> reporter: clayton put the pieces together for the police about what happened that night, and it began with the fact that his relationship with alex wasn't so good after all. the couple had dinner. then the party. clayton said he and alex drank moderately. but at the party, he got annoyed with her, said he felt disrespected. >> when i'd say anything to her, you know, she'd, like, raise her voice or something. but if anybody else said anything to her, she'd be all smiley and giggly. >> reporter: as

ball one. >> alex: nothing is easy for the metz. cameron maybin right here, you want to make sure you don't chase. he wanted to expand, you don't want to do that. if you are in the batter's box right now, you're doing anything you can to get it to 3-2. that will force reid to throw you a cookie. even though mike trout hasn't come out of the dugout yet, addison reed is thinking about mike trout. >> joe: he's in the hole waiting right now. it's ball three. 3-2. >> alex: now you've worked really, really hard to get to three have been to as a header. >> joe: read to maybin. he walked in a run. a good at-bat by maybin. it's a 7-3 game and the tying run will come to the plate. >> alex: you have to question the selection there on a 3-2 slider. you would rather pitch to him rather than the two guys who are coming up, especially mike trou mike trout. >> joe: a good job by cameron to lay off, now the batter is calhoun. the best player in the game is waiting on deck. first pitch, strike one. that was the first walk in 83 batters faced for addi

ba >> alex: nothing is easy for the metz.aybin right here, you want to make sure you don't chase. he wanted to expand, you don't want to do that. if you are in the batter's box right now, you're doing anything you can to get it to 3-2. that will force reid to throw you a cookie. even though mike trout hasn't come out of the dugout yet, addison reed is thinking about mike trout. >> joe: he's in the hole waiting right now. it's ball 3-2. >> alex: now you've worked really, really hard to get to three have been to as a header. >> joe: read to maybin. he walked in a run. a good at-bat by maybin. it's a 7-3 game and the tying run will come to the plate. >> alex: you have to question the selection there on a 3-2 slider. you would rather pitch to him rather than the two guys who are coming up, especially mike trou mike trout. >> joe: a good job by cameron to lay off, now the batter is calhoun. waiting on deck. first pitch, strike one. that was the first walk in 83 batters faced for addison reed. it comes at a bad time. it brings up t

alex? >> in terms of his thinking or the administration in general, you know it's being reported today that james comey will not testify on his firing unless it is in some sort of a public hearing. how likely is that to happen and is the white house concerned about it if it does? >> reporter: well, the white house hasn't commented on the prospects for now private citizen comey speaking. in terms of how we have seen james comey in his role testify both publicly and then have private sessions where classified information could be talked about on capitol hill, those things have happened routinely. and so one of the questions will be if submits to giving testimo he can't be compelled to in terms of his office, is there something he can say that will be sufficient for the committee. for example, they may want to know some information that is classified and could not be discussed openly. perhaps at this point the reporting that says comey will only speak publicly is in part about the fact that he

>> alex: absolutely.he statutes of limitation i'm not expired, as long as they haven't expired, that's one of the things that pops into play when they remove the head of the fbi because -- >> sandra: my first thought is here we go again. the >> alex: all the work's been done, it's not just a matter of tying up a few loose ends which wouldn't take much time and reevaluating the case. as you heard a lot, some of the crimes that she was investigated for did not require intent which made people scratch their heads when james comey said there was no proof or intent. there are crimes that were committed by gross negligence. there wouldn't be a lot that needed to be done, the work has been done. you can't really go back and revisit it when the guy who said no, there's no crime committed here is still heading the fbi. >> sandra: i can already hear the cries mill left, move. >> rachel: i have a question for you, judge. one of the things he was criticized about where the immunity deals that he gave to huma abedin a

bill: that's right, alex. think about it, the consequence of not participating in transportation and mobility given the scale and the significance isn't just a bad monday at the office, it's missing out on a major opportunity to prosper and even continue. i would submit as a going concern. ex: bill kurtin at hogan lovells. vonnie, back to you. vonnie: alex, thank you for that. this is bloomberg. vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. sinclair is buying tribune for $3.9 billion, marking the first big acquisition since regulators eased a limit on tv station ownership in the united states. buying tribune would give sinclair access to big media markets like new york and miami. they are trying to comply with antitrust regulations. tyson is being questioned by florida's attorney general about anti-competitive conduct. this is according to those familiar with the miret. tyson is already under investigation by the securities and exch

alex is easy on the eyes.se with me. >> poor angel says i only have 35 followers but, you know. >> but, what. >> size doesn't matter. >> on instagram. >> that your rule for life. >> i said it every day. >> i got to go. >> really. >> it is time to go. >> i will go over to little pete's on 17th between walnut and locust. >> you can either join mike there or you can stay by tv and still watch, it will be fun, you will done. that we will be grilling. we are having a party too. it will be fun both places. >> we will do it live. grit. some have it, some don't. when the odds are stacked against you, you either hide or stand up. at strayer university we've seen it in our students for 125 years. and if you ever think of quitting, our success coaches will be there to pick you up and work with you every day to put you on the right path. it's time. strayer university. let's get it, america. oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you're in for a treat. fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly fro

only at sesameplace.com sesame place >>> you know what alex i love your segments called alex around townou get around. >> town. >> town. >> yes. >> i love willing out and doing cool things. so this week i'm telling but things that is kind of new and you will love this. you know hahn dinety. >> gorgeous they can bring the heat. they are known for spicy dishes. what you went to han dynasty not to eat but cook. they will put you in the kitchen. you have cooking classes? this is cooking class on another level. >> this is a great date night. >> yes, guess what i will tell you how much it will cost, you will be shocked. introducing colgate total advanced health mouthwash. just shake to activate its unique formula that removes 24x more bacteria. for a healthier mouth and a clean you can feel! try colgate total advanced health mouthwash. ♪"my friends know me so well. they can tell what i'm thinking, just by looking in my eyes. but what they didn't know was that i had dry, itchy eyes. i used artificial tears from the moment i woke up... ...to the moment i went to bed. so i finally decided to show

alex savidge is there. as soon as we get word, we will bring you the verdict. >>> in february, 2 investigates told you about the more than 11,000 elevators in california with outstanding problems. >> thousands are here in the bay area and used by unsuspecting riders. expired permits aren't always a cause for concern 2 investigates found out that one man thinks maybe they should be. >> it felt like it was a normal elevator ride. the door shut, started taking off like normal. felt like a bomb went off or something. i knew instantly i was hurt. >> reporter: the morning of february 22nd, 2016. concord resident michael jordan reported to work at 333 market street in san francisco, home to the wells fargo 33-story sky scraper. he was installing cardiac she is systems when coworkers called him to another floor. >> i got to the 9th floor through the elevator. it was going faster than it should. >> the elevator dropped five stories when it came to a jolting stop. >> it felt like my leg shot out my knee. felt my spin

they like alex?u know alex. >> good come back. >> there is a lot to like, that's for sure. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> go ahead, take this food, take it over there, just stay as long as you like. >> it was nice meeting you. best of luck to you. >> got his picture? >> okay, got family member over here. let's get a pick. >> common in, you can come in. >> she's the fiancee? >> oh, my goodness, yes, come in. i'm so sorry. >> come here. >> she had her phone up. i didn't recognize. >> so what is it that you like? >> come on, mom. >> take this picture. >> he's always positive, happy, and upbeat. >> he's positive, even though what happened to him? >> always, always. >> you're going to get married? >> yes. >> when is that going to happen? >> whenever he says. >> well, he's busy right now. okay? well, good to meet you all. >> congratulations to you both too. >> we'll get a selfie. why don't we get a selfie in the commercial break. >> we'll take a break and be right back. >> okay, how is everythi

alex: desde brooklyn, nueva york, alex rolnad univisiÓn. ♪ locutor:esto es contacto deportivo.ro boxÍstico. ♪ felipe: ambiente de fiesta se vive en la capital del boxeo en este 5 de mayo. hoy, julio cÉsar chÁvez junior y saÚl canelo Álvarez evitaron sorpresas y ambos pesaban 164 libras. la aficiÓn dice presentecuando hablan de su favorito en la llamada gran batalla. >> canelo, canelo! >> canelo va a ganar porque es el mejor peleador es disciplinado y mucho mejor que chÁvez. chÁvez va a perder! >> y las mujeres, por quÉapoyan al canelo? y los de chÁvez, donde están? >>los son de chÁvez, puro canelo aquÍ. >>arriba culiacÁn! chÁvez, chávez! >> oiga, pero la mayorÍa son canelo aquÍ. >> son como 500 canelo y cuatro chavez. >> nada es imposible en el boxeo.pensaba que iba a perder julio cÉsar chÁvez cuando llevaba 90 peleas invicto . que empezaba cuandoquien pensaba que iba a perder mike tyson cuando perdiÓ? >>yo veo que esa pelea puede hacer hasta una divisiÓn divididaun empate quisiera que fuera la pelea como de morales y barrera. felipe: para los que dudan o critican el presidente

alex: they don't like giving up on bets.n capital is buying up gymboree's debt to have a significant stake in the brand. if the brand does in fact emerge, bain could end up being a significant equity shareholder down the road. our thanks to alex sherman, are bloomberg deals reporter. coming up, we will be speaking with jane buchan our thanks to x sherman. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: that is beautiful, sunny midtown manhattan. even though it is quite rainy out there. this is "bloomberg markets. let's get a quick check of u.s. stocks now. .1%.ow is down a .2% drop for the s&p 500. the nasdaq is down .25%. abigail: once again, we are at the energy sector as one of the in sympathy with oil down once again, down 2.6%. down for out of the last five days, hitting a three-week low. disappointed with the opec extension cut -- if the -- this is continues the range of oil between $45 and $55 -- it is unlikely to break anytime soon. the technicals are very interesting at this point. this is a long-term chart of oil. we see the big cras

>> good morning, mike and alex.ds of soldiers expected dollars to be on duty to fight the threat of further extremist action. the move coming after the deadly attack in britain in more than a decade. manchester health officials raise the number every wounded in the concert bombing saying 119 people sought medical treatment at the city's hospital, after the suicide attack monday night. twenty-two of them lost their lives at the hands of that suicide bomber. let's take a look at the faces, there the victims, polish couple trying to pick up their daughters from the show. kelly bruiser heroic aunt who shielded her neice from the blast. then the youngest eight year old saffie many call beautiful little girl. eighteen year old super fan, georgeina bethany calendar pictured there with ariana grande, in a felt dollars dated two years ago. fifteen year old olivia campbell's mother confirmed her daughter's death on facebook. then 26 year old john atkinson the only male victim trying to lever the concert when he was killed, th

i will post that later later alex holley tv and alex holley fox 29. guys are professionals, respect. thanks for eagles inviting me. that was on sunday. >> ryan, lets see if you can find footage of her trying to get out of that, okay. real quickly. >> this is cosby's vehicle that has arrived in pittsburgh chris's there on the scene right now. >> he's come out yet, chris. >> no, it just rolled up with his escort. he has been with literally every court hearing he has been at bill cosby still in that suv. yesterday he was met by a flood of photographers. well, today allegheny county sheriff's office made us all not cordond us off but make us stay back because cosby was pushed a little bit yesterday but they asked them to give him some room, he is still in his suv right now. dejesus two of jury selection. yesterday we saw a pool of 100 potential jurors in allegheny county, five of them chosen to day mess likely they will choose more as we wait for bill cosby to arrive for day two of jury selection, guys. >> now again i have been on this show a long time, i

. >>> alex, do me a favor, do your song. >> ♪ >> no, no, no, it is way too early. >> this is my song.> here we go, do your jaws thing. >> i'm so confused. >> will we need a bigger boat near wildwood, today? it is a warning. >> we're tracking mary lee yes , she's back but be aware, especially if you are wearing a... now coup it, owe my god. so what was -- what would the song to have do with story about sharks near wildwood. that is the question of the day. >> don't tell me sharks attracted to it. >> wouldn't that be bad skimpy swimsuit on. no there is a connection. sue is in but bob kelly didn't make tonight. we have footage of him driving in this morning. hold on. >> oh, know. >> i can joke because everybody is okay. >> can you believe they walk away unharm. >> unbelievable. >> looking at that. >> amazing. >> the way they build these cars it is phenomenal. >> hi alex holy. >> you look beautiful in blue this morning. >> where is the red. >> well, it is my eyes, they are bloodshot. by the way, here's sue serio doing double duty. >> okay. >> lips are red. it is a holiday, folks and we're

>> alex. >> give the woman some props. >> alex, i can't imagine it is the exact same outfit. you think it was altered >> she still looks good. some people, they probably wouldn't want to try their older outfits. >> you're darn right. >> yes. >> that would be you. >> yeah. >> we will be right back. giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >>> we have more good day coming up. selection of the men and with men who will decide fate of the bill cosby kicks off today we have a live report from pittsburgh. we will tell what you they are looking for, what kind of person do they want to sit on this jury. >> doesn't everybody know bill cosby? this will be tough. every friday, mr. lewis connects with his friends at the senior center to enjoy a nutritious, hot meal. which gives him the energy he needs to connect with his grandson, so he can teach him how to land the big one. when older pennsylvanians make the most of programs supported by the pennsylvania lottery, like hot meal program

alex, mike?l right, we will find out, 6:00 old. >> jury selection will also continue in pittsburgh today, for the bill cosby sexual assault trial. after two days, 11 jurors are now seated, but cosby's defense team is not happy. so far seven men, one woman, accusing prosecutors of trying to keep blacks off of the jury 12 jurors, and six alternates, will be selected before the trial. opening statements will begin june 5th, in montgomery county. >> new video that police want you to see here, here we go, they say it could help track down the people behind the shooting of a two year old. >> gosh. >> wow. >> and the eagles, they're back in town. well, most of them. not everyone showed up. the big names that weren't therefore the voluntary, not so voluntary workouts. >> i saw jordan matthews is quoting kellyanne conway of the trump administration. >> what? >> that's weird. >> a little boy, shot four times. i want to meet this kid. now rewards is being offered after a brutal shooting in kensington, that

will this become a trend in america, alex. >> why are you saying alex. >> what are you talking aboutnow music. a new show on beat shazam is testing your skills so we want to see if we have what it takes with your own spin off of it. we will call it drop that beat >> okay. >> cool name. >> look who is here, one of these ladies, she keeps us laughing, she brings us joy, a lot of love, lonnie love, joining us on the show. she will be in town but first she's coming here to good day. >> i will try to see her at punch line. she does great stand up. we will shame her. i don't think she's here yet. she won't see this. earlier in the week, my favorite, well, i shouldn't say that because she's coming on. >> jeanie may sent these pictures to us with love and kisses, stuff like that. >> that is mine. >> one she sent me. >> yes. >> mike has a good one too. >> okay. >> there you go. >> so, i have not received one thing from lonnie love, richard. >> yes. >> over the years. >> maybe a nice picture. >> the kiss on the cheek looks nice. looks like they had a moment. >> we did have a moment. >> you can

>> reporter: good afternoon, alex.fact, it was on this beach, coronado peach where 200 protesters greeted the committee inside here. with protests of their own. calling for an independent commission on russia. and also darrell issa, the pressure that you're talking about at these town halls that we're seeing here. in large part is because there's not much of a message that the republican party is actually able to deliver at this point. the white house agenda has stalled for the most part. the house passed a health care bill thatly unpopular. and alex. >> i'm curious, do you see any sign in that room, within lawmakers that support for donald trump is waning? >> reporter: in talking with these -- there's 160 rnc members here. senate committee, house committee, we're all here. across the board, do you remember what october 2016 looked like? one month before the last election. where the future of the trump campaign seems quite ominous. just a month later, he pulled it off and he's now in the white house. so we're still 18

[ valente speaking in spanish ] >> anthony: our local fixer, alex, is here to translate. >> alex: inhey pull the pants down so -- check him for weapons. >> anthony: they're loading him into the sheet. >> alex: this is the csi team. so when they were pulling his pants off, money and jewelry started falling from the pockets. basically, they took the money out of his pockets and that was the only available spot. >> anthony: to show that they didn't take anything. >> alex: yeah, exactly. so this is also a drug dealer. the thing here in mexico is as soon as someone is killed, normally they get candles just right next to it, sometimes santa muerte is related to drug dealings and criminals. >> anthony: how long have you been doing this? [ valente speaking in spanish ] >> alex: about 9 years. >> anthony: how many bodies, do you think? >> valente: no lo se. >> anthony: hundreds? >> valente: si, quiza. >> anthony: how do you push them out of your mind when you're not working? [ valente speaking in spanish ] >> alex: a lot of people ask him about this, but he said, like, it's a job. not like an

can i turn to you, alex, to jump into that? >> absolutely, rabbi, thank you. i think federation as an example, that is a convener of people and services in our community, understands importance of bringing everybody into a big community tent, not having silos. a big word today in our community is engagement. leadership is another big word. and i think engagement is something that wholly depends on leadership and leaders, so who engages the folks in the community to get involved, who marshals resources to create not only the federation but the other agencies it supports that have been around for so long, all the institutions and services that we enjoy. i think the federation takes the broader perspective and really relies on for example with us the next generation of leaders to come into the fold and carry on the work that's been done before us, and also to make sure we provide for the future given the realities on the ground here and on the ground in israel for example. both societies have challenges, and we need leaders to address them. i think the federation

>> good morning, mike and alex. that is sad story out here, you know, we hear how bad the heroin epidemic is, then you hear a story like this, still your jaw drops, mike as you said, counselors, at drug rehab home die of overdose. live here at the chester county da's offers which is investigating this now. police say that they were called to the freedom ridge recovery house in west brandywine township sunday afternoon around 1:30, to find two counselors working here to help others recover from drug addiction, dead in their bedrooms from overdosing on heroin and phentinol. used needles and drugs were found, six clients said to live in the home with the counselors. according to a source, all were drug tested, after the bod wrist discovered, the clients are clean, they are the ones who tried to use narcan on their counselors to save their lives but it didn't work. >> these homes are not regular late dollars in the state every pennsylvania, after this case it is likely there will be call for greater oversight. district

alex: they have said they will. julia: the shareholders have said, this is a good deal, this could be an important deal for akzo, and they are saying, we want to go our own way. alex: akzo's fiercely independent as a dutch company. they have something that basically allows a foundation of the company to have the voting shares here. , they does go hostile would have to agree ultimately to sell the company. they have said that we are willing to go the way of our public shareholder bid and we will vote with the shareholder base, but now it is up to ppg on whether or not they decide to go hostile, whether or not they want to up the bid one more time. scarlet: alex sherman, thank you so much. now to another big deal today. after many months of talks, billionnouncing a $2.4 deal to acquire kate spade. investors applauding the news. shelley has been covering the story from the beginning. take a look at this. investors like this for coach. why is that? saying, we areh putting our money where our mouth is. they are saying, w

>> i think it's the latter, alex, to be perfectly honest.nk throughout the lifetime of this administration, this has been a very factional white house. it's great for people like me and ben, of course, because people talk to us to promote their own agendas and give us all sorts of inside information and gossip, but from a political standpoint, it's pretty dangerous and pretty bad. and it's interesting to me this comey issue has arisen after a short period whenever the white house seemed to be able to put a little bit of a lid on those leaks. this has happened and the president doesn't want to be so unhappy about it. we're seeing all those leaks pouring open once again. >> ben, the "the washington post" is writing the white house system failed with the comey firing but trump is the one who pushed the buttons. let's take a listen to what senate minority leader chuck schumer said earlier today. >> there's a crisis of credibility with the president. i mean, so many things, there's so much factual fabrication and then back sliding and contradicti

>> alex? no?the blue guy, guy in the blue. >> blue guy, you're the winner. >> ding, ding, ding, ding. >> okay, double or nothing, double or nothing. what support does he play at liberty university? is it multiple choice: soccer, baseball or hockey? >> baseball. >> i say baseball, too, the arms. >> hockey. >> oh,. >> got us on that one. >> all right. and you guys are doing this all summer long, just walking around? >> yep. >> yes, just trying to have fun, just have a good time. >> good luck, thanks for plane the game. and good luck. did you see trump when he was there the other day, sorry, the president? >> no, ways back like a week before. >> well stay awesome, giles. so the other question we've been asking people all morning long, why was, look, guy is here, hey, guy. why was bruce springsteen here. than is one of mike jerrick's favorite people, you got a car service, good morning. >> good morning. what's up mike. >> why was bruce springsteen here? >> he was taking pictures of the carrousel on th

if you married her brother, it would be alex and alex roomberg. >> very loving picture there. look at that. >> her brother loves her husband, and vice versa. >> so they're the same type. they don't look alike necessarily. >> they're like lovers. >> oh. that's so fun. >> i i mean -- >> it is a bromance. >> that is interesting. >> so they both kind of frat guys, like sports, with their hats back smashed. >> complete frat boys, look nothing alike, but in that picture they look like -- >> doesn't look like the same guy. >> personality wise? >> personalities? >> similar personalities, yes. they're both obsessed with philly sports. they both, i mean, both sweet, family oriented. >> so it is the same type. i think it is more like the type than opposed to being twins. >> i love that picture. you should frame that picture seriously. that's great. >> i make fun of them all the time for this picture. >> i'm sure they're loving you're putting upright there. >> what's going on there. >> megan, do you have a brother? >> nope. >> but you have man? >> oh, my goodness. >> he's cute. >> really

judge alex ferrer is here. she is a radio talk show host, writes a blog for "the washington post" and a former producer and editor for npr. she specializes in all things first amendment. jamila bey is here. welcome, guys. this has been a crazy week. i think it's very interesting that the acting fbi boss now doesn't seem to be a white house guy. he is saying it's a very, very important investigation. what do you think? >> it is a very important investigation. i think people, everybody, republicans may not find it important because they think it is beating a dead horse and the democrats didn't feel the email scandal was a very important investigation. but it really is an important investigation. it's not going to be put to rest by brushing anything aside. people who are think this was an attempt to stop this investigation don't know how investigations are conducted. >> kat: it doesn't look like it's going to stop. >> you don't stop the train by firing the conductor. the train is still going to go. there are a lot

it wasn't, as alex said, after that. it wasn't, as alex said, a harder encounterfor after that.ter for the prime minister, perhaps not surprisingly because the tories have been in government for seven years, so there isa government for seven years, so there is a record to interrogate. she was asked about school funding, about police numbers. it wasn't always ease yr for her. nor was —— easy for her. nor was she thrown off course. she was asked about brexit. she wouldn't give a number in terms of how much to pay in terms of the divorce bill. she restated her view that no deal would be better than a bad deal, without explaining exactly what no deal would look like. as they leave here, they'll both be pretty pleased. it didn't do either of them any harm. ben, many thanks. the chief executive of british airways, alex cruz, says he won't resign over the computer failure which disrupted tens of thousands of people's travel over the bank holiday weekend. in his first interview since the it crash, mr cruz apologised, saying a power surge had caused computer failure and that a back—up sy

>> reporter: good morning, mike and alex.te as of yet, police say no arrests have been made as they continue to investigate. what we know is a gunman opened fire on the 2,000 block of east orleans street around 9:30. a 14 year-old boy was shot in the neck and back multiple times, a 16 year-old was struck in the shoulder. both teens were transported to st. christopher's hospital. soon thereafter a 14 year-old died from his injuries. second victim in stable condition, why the shooter was in this area and pulled trigger on a couple teens is still unclear. police are continuing to investigate as you saw in that video. detectives were on the scene, going through evidence, unclear whether there was surveillance cameras in that area, mike and alex. >> let us know, thank you. >>> jury selection begins this morning in the sex assault trial of five two-year old lee kaplan do you remember that guy? facing dozens of charges for allegedly sexually assaulting several young girls. police found 11 girls from age six to 10, living with this g

alex: there are a bunch. will have- tegna their choice.ost are controlled by a family or shareholder. it is why tribune was such an appealing asset. no controlling shareholder in there for these deals tend to be more fluid. or really, there is just no family thing we don't want to sell. competition inas the local markets or was this a very monopolistic kind of thing? alex: the idea is bigger is better. each of these companies on a variety of stations. owns fox stations, and cbs stations. there have been cap's that have, for many years, you can only own x amount of percentages in local markets. what has changed is that just a few weeks ago the fcc changed the rules where they said there used to be something called a uhf discount. back in the day when people were turning the bile on their tv if you go to a uhf system they didn't have a signal. that doesn't exist anymore. everybody has to be digitally. the sec said, we want to reinstate this discount and that will spur dealmaking and we have already seen it. vonnie: this is the 39% rule. alex

this thanks to alex chairman. he was your scoop.here reporting a company called globalstar, about a $2 million reported. with the ceo of the company a few months ago and he told us that he was thinking about potentially exploring all different options. the wirelessasing spectrum of the company. they own a swath of wireless spectrum that they got permission from the fcc to use. it used to be similar to what charlie ergen did with dish network. we are breaking the news yesterday, straight path was acquired by verizon. not directly comparable, but still the general world of wireless spectrum for 5g uses. globalstar is hiring financial advisors to seek a sale. that's company at about a $2 billion mark. vonnie: it jumped 23%, who might be interested? i imagine that at&t and verizon may look again. perhaps even the other two mobile wireless companies like sprint and t-mobile. also, the cable companies might be interested in this. comcast,about charter, and the cable companies want to get into wireless. they are looking ahead to a 5g world

why does this happen, alex, why? we get rid of the coach and now, he may win the stanley cup. >> it is the philly curse. >> i think he already has within with carolina. >> for you, not us. >> i think i need an intervention. >> why? >> i'm starting to get very depressed as you are over the lack of successful sports teams new in philly. y don't know i have faith, eagles. >> really. >> yes. >> the question is out of all of them who is the best chance >> of the four major team and don't bring up soul and union i know they are very good and i love watching soul and love watching the union but those other four sports that we talk about on the show. which team are those four will be bringing the next championship to philadelphia. >> that is a good question, for the people you are the people who do you sayy would probably go sixers because you don't need as many human accounts tobe good. >> joel embiid is speaksed to be back. >> yes. >> we're relying on a guy that hasn't played much. >> when did he play it was amazing what a

alex grew to realize what was happening but didn't know how to set her free and lola resisted leaving. eventually when candace' grandmother died, uncle alex took lola in and paid her a stipend and helping her get odd jobs but lola was old by then. she had never had her own children, never even had a boyfriend. >> them finding out was probably a struggle of, we know that she came here under circumstances she couldn't control. but she's our mom. she's who raised us. so what do you do with that? you know? i think my uncle did the best that he could. he would be the first to admit it wasn't enough. gosh, it's our -- it's a brutal messy ugly and beautiful family lineage. >> reporter: a family story that candace is taking to heart. >> to be appalled and to be proud and then to direct children on how to treat people and what's right and wrong and pass that on with the stories. >> reporter: lola's saga played out in other states, washington and oregon. but it probably will not surprise to you learn it could be happening here. >> we know that there are victims like lola here in the bay area. >

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alex, you heard nic sort of break it down there.he kind of falling out that the previous administration had, in part it was over the iran nuclear deal and also over the war saudi arabia is waging in yemen. where does trump stand, this administration when it comes to that particular conflict? >> the question of why would the king be so interested in talking to trump. obviously he sees the availability for a reset here with the new administration. it's interesting to see details and things of their going out of the way to make trump comfortable, having well done steak with ketchup on the side to make trump as comfortable as they can to talk about the issue answer push them on the things they want to change. this is no easy thing for trump coming in on a big trip like this and not even just because of the scandals that are back home that he's having to deal with. any president, any politician that goes overseas, there are so many delicate things you have to deal with and just accidentally offending your host could completely trample an

mike and alex back over to you. >> bizarre story here.iscovers her seven year old daughter in the basement of her home with a plastic bag over her head? >> and now, well, jenny has the details. >> yes, mike and alex, so, one house and two investigations that are currently underway as you mentioned stolen vehicle, and a seven year old girl found unconscious, now, in critical condition for that reason, both north detective, and the special victims unit are investigating. police say between 1:00 and 2:00 this morning the mother inside of this house, here on the 5500 block of north american street, reached out to police, saying, that her 18 year old son stole hermit sue bushy suv. officer responded they asked her for vehicle registration, she went back inside the home to get those document, and once she went to the basement, that is when she found her seven year old daughter unconscious with a bag over her head. she carried her daughter out of the house, screaming, officers on scene, immediately, jumped into action, and did what they could to

alex: since mentioned the one web deal.ported that softbank was close to walking away from that deal if bond holders didn't change their mind on the intel that side. anything more you can tell is about that? >> i'm involved in the transaction so i can't really comment to say other than i think your reporting's pretty good on that. alex: one of the bigger ideas here along with why that transaction happened, whether or not it goes through is this larger idea of connecting people globally over the internet. so that deal had to do with satellite technology. obviously we're going through a wave right now where we may see some major telco deals whether it's for t-mobile or something else. do you agree with the motivation behind that being that these companies are looking at themselves and saying the next wave of telco needs to be connecting as many people as possible at a global level through a 5-g level or are they looking at other things saying m&a needs to be driven by something else other than that? >> yeah. i think it's a br

joining me, alex webb. what do we know? alex: we know this is in production.wanese company has started making these things. there's a good chance it will be unveiled next week, ready to be introduced to the market, to actually be put on sale later in the year. given that amazon has just introduced their latest alexa with a screen, the alexa show, we are hearing the apple product will not have a screen. it is solely a speaker. emily: there are some interesting details you guys have found in terms of what might set this apart when it comes to the sound and its ability to understand what's going on in a room. tell me about that. alex: that's the differentiator it seems apple is hoping to make. amazon and google have these well-established products. apple clearly seems to think that having a better quality speaker will give them an edge. there are things like surroundsound, which is beamed out from the device, and an ability to follow the shape of a room and therefore adjust the acoustic performance accordingly. emily: the surroundsound might be louder and chris -

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alex: i do.f he is seeking to shut down an ongoing investigation by the fbi, it's a demonstration of his lack of fitness for the office. he has are the proven incapable of basically the executive functions of the presidency and, now, clearly and not surprisingly to a lot of us, he lacks the moral and ethical backbone necessary to be president. it would not surprise me if before 2020, we have a president pence. emily: so, what could next steps be -- an independent commission, a special prosecutor? how can this republican congress get behind it? alex: appoint a special counsel. there are a few republican members of congress who are suggesting this. unfortunately, too many of these folks are licking their finger, holding it up to see which way the wind is blowing, and they are afraid of their approach trump -- their pro-trump base. a lot of them, i think, have forgotten why they came to washington in the first place. they are focused on their reelection, their popularity. we will see how many dignif

delays out of the gaeton three of the regional rails, mike and alex, back over to you. >>> we will get back to what you were talking about earlier , bob because jenny joyce live outside cooper hospital where victims were taken, jenny, what is your update. >> reporter: good morning, alex. we did talk to of the nine victims transported to trooper , they were treated and release budd issue is they have no place to go a loft these people tell us that their luggage was left on the bus, and they don't have their wallets, they don't have money to go anywhere else and they are trying to track down their luggage, and these people tell us that it was a panda new york bus that they boarded last night around 10:00 o'clock, and it left lower manhattan and expected to arrive in charlotte north carolina around 9:00 o'clock this morning when it was hit from behind wye a tractor trailer and it flipped on to its side. one woman wand a davis of manhattan said she was in route to visit her daughter and grandchildren down south. she explains the moments following the crash. >> the bus just flipped, everybo

got to meet his hero, ellen degeneres. >> alex knoll. >> hi. >> hi. >> i am so happy to meet you. >> this is so great. thank you. >> you're so incredible. >> reporter: she gave him a $25,000 check from shutterfly, money to finish the app. you're pretty confident at this point it's going to happen, right? >> yes. i'm going to work as hard as i can, as fast as i can to get it done and get it out to people. >> reporter: an old soul with a new idea and impressive legion of support. joe fryar, nbc news, post falls, idaho. >> good man. that will do it for us on a tuesday night. i'm savannah guthrie. i will see you bright and early for "today" tomorrow. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching and have a good night. right now at 6: >>> you know i think it's done we can't focused on yesterday's you know thec past. over but the punish isw3 beginning. the response tonight from the giants release picture who part standard take you live to the ball park. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening thanks for joining us jessicaq aguirre. >> rajq mathai. ce punished. however back on

putting alex on the third line people say that alex ovechkin doesn't show up in the playoffs or big gameslayed in h 19 elimination games for the caps. he is 11 and eight with ten against the wall, that's when the great a is his best. they will put a court on top of it taking on the sell particulars trying to that one up two-two. kelly objection to the form brai jr. is suspended from the game form. keep the momentum going into sunday and then hopefully monday in pittsburgh for game six for these caps. glass half full that's the way you got to be about this. he talked about the momentum earlier. >> i'm trying. >> the momentum game through and hopefully it will carry through. >> i loved your question, brody, were you watching, we scored two goals. >> i feel like i need lailt more from you, ov, i know you scored three goals. >> maybe after he wins game six i like it. >> thanks, big day for horse raising today you know about it, the kentucky derby happening this afternoon at church hills down. state of honor held the lead for most of the race until the home stretch when always dreaming pulled

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and it turns out they were right. >> alex, but let's put today's story in context. if you consider this new information in light of what we know, trump has constantly praise russian while criticizing our allies. that there reports that the president demanding loyalty oath from the former fbi director, when you take all that together are trump's critics wrong when they say there appears to be some smoke here? >> well, i think there appears to be some smoke, certainly, but there seems to be some ice. remember, this is also the president who sent 59 tomahawk missiles to russian-supported military installations in syria, putin didn't like that. this is also the president, by the way, who's expanded nato's presence on the eastern front of europe against russia interests. by the way, there's an american battalion there now. there's both smoke and ice here. donald trump's style, we've learned, is -- uses two hands. you know, part of it is an embrace and part of it is a threat. it's a hug and a hammer. we see this with donald trump all the time. >> alex, thank you very much

alex: well, i don't have a list right now, but i share -- okay.me something off the top of your head. lemonis: the minute he said that, you were like, "okay, what do you got?" i think all he was saying is we would like you to be more open-minded so that we can approach you with ideas. erik: i love input. i've got no problem with anybody's input. i don't know where you guys come from that i got a problem with anybody's input ever, 'cause i -- -lemonis: well, i mean -- -erik: i have no problem. woman #8: i had two bounced checks. when i need to pay my bills, you know, i'm really looking forward to that check. and i can't pay bills on promises. erik: do you understand that his $300,000 check is not here? so, everybody's popping off with no money here. -lemonis: but i gave you -- -erik: it's not in my pocket. lemonis: well, it's not going in your pocket 'cause you'll buy another $150,000 truck that we don't need. fuel foods is doing plenty of business. in january, it did $250,000. and the fact that erik is trying to deflect the blame on me for him not

alex forsyth for the moment thank you for that update. expecting to hear from prime minister said we are expecting to hearfrom new scotland prime minister said we are expecting to hear from new scotland yard prime minister said we are expecting to hearfrom new scotland yard in the course of the evening and perhaps we will get more detail on what sort of operation is likely to u nfold what sort of operation is likely to unfold in the capital and perhaps also here in manchester, as well. so when that press conference happens, we will take you to that. but for the moment from here in manchester, let us hand you back to ross in the studio. thank you. let us look back over what we have heard from the uk prime minister theresa may in last few minute, lots of news wires coming in on that from the prime minister, first of all, the prime minister, first of all, the most significant element of her announcement, that the threat level is to be increased from severe, to critical, as christian and alex have been discussing, the prime minister said mili

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