alicia?cia: ellison barber at the white house, thank you. eric: for more we're joined by steve nelson, white house reporter for the washington examiner. steve, the white house puts the arm on michigan, and he says take a hike. do you think we will see him testify? >> i do not think that we will see don mcgahn testify. the white house has been clear that they will be exerting, asserting executive privilege over various white house aides who democrats want to have come before congress to discuss mueller and the russia probe. i think the bigger question is whether we're going to be seeing bob mueller testify before congress. that's very much an open question and a issue that the white house itself has been evolving on in the past week. eric: the committee's been saying they've been negotiating with mueller. do you know what type of issues are up for negotiation? >> clearly, the cope and exactly what he would be getting into is an eshoo. we saw last week with the democrats trying to subpoena the

alicia? >> david, washington, thank you. eric? eric: with the increased tariffs on chinese goods, we are told that we can expect to see higher prices on thousands of stuff in the coming weeks. we have more on this. we are live in new york, right by what they call the largest department store in the world, and that's macy's, with more. hi, jackie. >> this tax is impacting nearly 6,000 products. a lot of them are things that american shoppers purchase regularly. about 40 billion dollars worth of consumer goods. as david just mentioned, at the grocery store you can expect to soon pay more for seafood, vegetables, shellfish, eggs nuts and paper products. in department stores things like handbags electronics iphones and computers plus clothing furniture and hardware will cost more. the tax on those items jumped from 10 percent to 25 percent as of 12:01 a.m. yesterday. while that 10% tariff was irritating, experts say it was more palatable than 25%. businesses might have to make changes to their su

alicia: very, for many students, they'll tell you it's the difference.r one quarter or semester schools that they go to in terms of having enough money for either a bus pass, for books that they may need, even buying a computer. sometimes, students may leave and not have a laptop. they'll look at ways to be able to--'cause everything's so tech-based now. and so, for those, it may not seem a lot of money, but it is, makes a world of a difference. and to having someone stay in school to get to that particular degree. yourdamianoney, it's because we believe in you that you're going to go a long way."u get inspired by some of those students that you shake hands with and walk that stage? christina: yes, every year, all the time. i just--it's such a privilege to be a part of their growth and their success. it is for each of us, i think, it really means a lot. damian: their challenges i would imagine are many. i would say maybe the same, similar challenges to you and i when we were first going through it. alicia: so, many of our students are--and i think at thi

alicia: in the markets?resting because there is the server-side , there is the communication side, and the hardware side. the companies involved in services or in clouds are fine. you're going to run into trouble in the hardware side and you cannot ignore it. i'm amazed that the market has held up this well. in a funny way, i feel like the market hit the snooze button on this waiting to see what will happen. , itou look at the technical looks like the first stop on the s&p to be 2775. it would not be that painful. if you get a 5% to 10% downdraft, everyone says that is fine, we will be ok, but it never stops there. your next reevaluation point is 2775 and then you have to see where this is going. it is clear earnings will get hit on the component side of much on the communication side or the service side or the cloud side. you have to unpack it. david: alicia levine of bny mellon, thanks so much for being with us. let's get an update on what is happening outside the business world with viviana hurtado. vivia

joe: alicia, here is the question. it's great the trade war stuff is creating volatility and risk for the market, but getting out of the market also creates quite a bit of risk. it's not obvious there's an asset class somewhere that offers a better alternative, so how do you position yourself? should -- how should an investor position themselves in terms of this news? alicia: because the news will have a real effect on corporate earnings going forward, i think it's ok to sit pat right now and see what exactly unfold with china, what kind of trade deal there will be. selloff, buta huge we think that markets are vulnerable. look, the bond market appears to be less risky. appears to be, because it looks like central banks everywhere handcuffed. so i can understand why flows are going into the bond market, because it doesn't feel like a huge duration risk. and if the bond market is right and the equity market is wrong, you'll get something for having that duration. so i can understand why that is positioned right now. we s

hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell usto get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you might meet them if your home is uninhab hitable. >> how long do you think that it will be before things are restored to normal in san francisco. >> it depends on the severity of the earthquake, we say to provide for 72 hours tha, is three days, and it helps to know that you might be without services for up to a week or more, depending on how heavy the shaking is and how many after shocks we have. >> what kind of neighborhood and community involvement might you want to have before an earthquake to make sure that you are going to able to have the support that you

and alicia levine, b.i. mel slon here all hours to help break it all down for us. >> plus the stock stories you need to know including uber plunging yet again today here's a real-time look at it. down another 11% we'll break down what went wrong with friday's ipo. we'll also be looking at how sectors are getting hit by the trade war. health care, housing, tech, and media just a few >> and we're also kicking off a new series today five top fund managers for five days straight. coming up tom clune will give us his best ideas about the volatility >> the sell-off. bob pisani's been tracking it all day. it's been ugly not as ugly as it was earlier bob but it's still a nasty day at this moment >> you wonder how much the trade war continues to work. we were at 2801 an hour ago. steve mnuchin the treasury secretary making some comments he's looking for ways to go back to china to resume talks we came off the lows but not by much i want to concentrate on the industrials and show what you happened an hour ago 3m was a

amy: i want to turn to alicia garza.he is away so we were not able to bring her on with you today, cofounder of black lives matter. in 2017, she spoke on democracy now! about how women of color must be included in political organizingng, especially against sexual assault and harassment. >> women of color, immigrant women, black womomen who are lolow-wage workers are extremely vulnerable to this kind of abuse and violence. frankly, because of the lack of protections ththat existst comer to be honest, the mamarginalization ththese communities already experience in our society and our economy and in our democracy, there really is not only not coconversation about their prevalence in which this is happening to women of color anad immigrant women in the service industry, but there is also not a lot of conversation about what do the solutions look like outside of criminalizing the perpetrators or the survivors themselves. that is very important. and that is black lives matter co-founder alicia garza, who is one of the cofounde

meet my friend alicia, one of the directors of the national domestic workers alliance.her work as the cofounder of -- >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> when you say black lives matter, that's anti-american and it's racist. >> oh, rudy, is there anything you know? >> alicia is one of the coolest, most intelligent and down to earth people i know, but the way in which the media twists her work is a monument to white supremacy, so like a confederate flag in south carolina, we're taking it down. >> thank you for coming. >> this is awesome. >> this is awesome. >> i'm really glad to see you. >> let's get it popping. >> this is good. there's so many places i could go with this conversation. i want to start -- for a lot of people, they think it's black lives matter against white lives. >> it's interesting, whenever black people declare unity in the midst of unmitigated chaos, somehow it is so threatening to white people. it's as if when black people say we love ourself, whi

. >> tonight alicia montano is not celebrating just yet. she says nike, a former sponsor of hers knows how to play the game better than anyone else. >> if we shion ar if we want to play against men we are nuts. >> nike is known for its motivational videos to inspire athletes to dream crazy and believe. that is exactly what alicia montano did when she pursued her career in track and field i got pregnant with her first child. >> pro sports and motherhood, that is just crazy. >> this week, she released this video in the new york times and appeared on shows like cbs this morning to get her message across. >> they are making this very grand gesture when they make these ads that are moving. just do it is this logan. ultimately, behind closed doors something they are basically stuffing you down. >> it looks like she has been heard lateral killer. the wall street journal reported this news from nike, the company is adding language to new contracts for fema athletes to protect their pay and he will also give similar protections to current athletes.

alicia acuna outside highlands ranch, colorado. alicia? the associated press is reporting the armed security guard fired his weapon at some point. wife been in contact with the douglas county sheriff's department. a spokesperson said they can't comment on an open investigation. the security guard works for a company that is owned by a retired swat officer. right now he's expressing gratitude for the heros. kendrick castillo's parents talked about his son who is getting ready to grad high school this week but instead lost his life protecting others. >> sad but happy. if he didn't do it, what would this mess look like? you know, he gave up his life for others. as much as it hurts, he had to do what he had to do. my son wasn't targeted. he was a victim of craziness. he paid the ultimate price. >> kendrick's friend, a marine recruit, was in the group that fought back. he said he and another student that doesn't want to be identified. the 18-year-old young man said when the fight or flight moment came, he's happy he did what he thought he would

alicia acuna reporting live in denver. alicia? >> hi, trace.house under heavy security. he was shackled and wearing a flak jacket. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom. as you mentioned, patrick frazey pleaded not guilty to eight charges with the murder of can kelsey barrett, the mother of his child. charges including violent crime causing death. the next decision for prosecutors, whether or not to seek the death penalty. >> it's one of the weightiest decisions that a district attorney makes and one that affects the community. >> barrett was last seen on thanksgiving day in woodland park, colorado. her mother contacted police after she had not heard from her for several days. when family came to stay at her home, they found blood in the bathroom, which was missed during a search. a nurse from idaho, crystal jean lee kenny pleaded to one count of tampering with evidence. she told frazey called her to come clean up the crime scene, when she says took her four hours to remove all the blood. law enforcement spent weeks searching an area landfi

alicia acuna reporting live from castle rock, colorado where the shooting suspects were in court today suspect got 47 counts including attempted murder and arson. the district attorney said he will be treating the minor as an adult. kendrick castillo's parents were in court before going to their son's memorial. >> it would have been easy to say i'm not going to make it to court today. in two hours, we're about to have a memorial service for our son. but from the word go, they made it clear, our intention is to be here for every single hearing. >> the douglas county sheriff's department led the 18-year-old's procession. the young man who the sheriff said they showed courage they expected from their own deputies. thousands will be in the celebration of life whose classmates say he didn't think twice before moving to stop the two shooters. he with friends tackled one of the two you just heard and two of them will now graduate. >> i anticipate graduation as being a bit more somber than it would have been. he's been with us since the very beginning. kendrick has been there for as long as i

i'm alicia acuna in for arthel neville.ica's news headquarters. >> good to have you in new york, alicia. hel hello everyone. i'm eric shawn. richard neal is giving the treasury department and irs a deadline of may 17th to hand over the president's tax returns. but the president is refusing to comply

we are back with dan henninger, jason riley and alicia finley. what is bernie up to here? a couple of things. he is trying to show up the support for their teachers unions. it's important other thing is to be a miscalculation. and since he needs to do that, ntyou mentioned obama and clint prior to him supporting charter schools and still getting enough support from the teachers unions do what they wanted to do. politically. the second thing he's trying to do here is insurer paid support among black voters. we really struggled with in 2016 you might remember the black lives matter protesters interrupting his speeches. and the southern primaries in particular he did very poorly among black voters. and he looks at the naacp stance on ercharter schools and says, i can sure of support from black civil rights organizations by going after charters. i also think it might be a miscalculation so if you look at polling among black voters and even black democratic primary voters, you see a lot of support for charter schools was josie the naacp does not always speak for most blacks. pa

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.eek, for many there is a bank holiday weekend to look forward to. the weather managed to behave itself but more on that in just a moment. yesterday we saw some showers across the uk, if anything, today the showers, more widespread. and some of them are likely to be fairly heavy affairs as well. it all starts off fairly quietly, there will be a few showers across eastern england first thing, some feeding into wales and the north—west of england. but as the morning wears on, and the sun starts to warm up the atmosphere little bit, we will see some towers of cloud building and then the chance of thunderstorms increases come the afternoon. we could see a shower just about anywhere, really, on thursday. not all places will see them, but if you are caught in the showers, chances are they are going to be quite punchy. the greatest risk of thunder, i think probably across the midlands and northern england. the rain you see across scotland is slightly different, there is more cloud here, this i

the colours on this skin. 20-year-old alicia was excluded from one school and moved to another, whichund my friends. i felt i was all by myself, like ina friends. i felt i was all by myself, like in a tiny hole. i couldn't get out of it. many of the women here have also struggled with confidence. ijust believe in them, i give them hope and help them with the aspirations become a reality. had one of the people who used those opportunities is lisa's former student, alicia, who ended up in hospital with depression. she now opened her own shop. so this is it. yeah, ididn‘t opened her own shop. so this is it. yeah, i didn't used to talk my pa rents, yeah, i didn't used to talk my parents, i would staining in my room, parents, i would staining in my room , now parents, i would staining in my room, now i'm telling them my ideas —— i would stay in my room. galicia's main idea, the sky is the limit. frankie mccamley, bbc news, middlesbrough. the children's author, judith kerr, best known for her book "the tiger who came to tea", has died at the age of 95. it's sold five million copies, and has

first off, alicia keys is hard to sing for anybody. >> and alicia keys' son is also talented. >> thesehair and everything. >> she can whip it. she can dance. all these kids are talented. >> she is talented. >> talking about your son. >> all the amazing things he does. >> can he shimmy, though? >> not as well as uncle kamo. >> he will teach him. >>> in case you missed it, michelle obama, the former first lady, is turning out all of the style stops on her book tour. >> yes, she is. the former first lady, look at this, spotted in this sequinned bustier under that jacket. that is to die for. >> it pops. it brings out my eyes when i wear purple. >> does it? >> during a stop in atlanta, mrs. obama rocked that stunning two-piece with brass detailing and a silk satin belt. >> the last time you wore a purple suit, you wore it over a bustier, too, right? >> it was based on a design of sergio hudson's 2019 fall collection. mrs. obama, fashion icon. >> we saw the high boots on tour, too. she's been killing it. shoutout to her. >>> coming up, 42 years of running up new york's empire state building.

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there.entre over recent days. this was monday's effort from cardiff. it's a funnel cloud, a tornado that doesn't quite reach its way all the way down to the ground. and what about this beauty from sunday, from the north yorkshire area. but what if the atmosphere had 25 times more energy built up in it, ready to be released in one violent outbreak? well, that's what we've got going on across parts of the united states at the moment, through texas and oklahoma. these storm clouds have already produced some tornadoes, and there is the potential for some of these tornadoes to become violent, wide, and have a long track along the ground. so some extreme weather across the united states. here in the uk, though, over the next few hours, expect a little bit more rain to come in. scotland, some damp weather here. otherwise, it's a largely dry picture. but again, it's quite murky around some of our eastern coasts, with some mist and fog patches particularly again for eastern areas of scotland. so for

what do you think, alicia?i think the phillip's curve problem and the natural unemployment problem, they explain each other and they're broken it makes it hard to the rest of us to put in pricing and expectations >> in terms of the markets is the risk to the downside coming out of the press conference today? >> this is a delicate press conference for jay powell. he has to keep the neutral stance and being open to anything while there's going to be a constant force of getting him to say the fed is going to cut. there will be a focus on the interest paid on excess reserves as a result. that's something they thid dud cut. >> i wonder how he's -- if they say well, we have growth, you have markets you all have these things -- let's listen in. >> good afternoon. welcome. at the fomc meeting that concluded today we reviewed economic and financial developments in the united states and around the world. and decided to leave our policy interest rate unchanged. my colleagues and i have one overarching goal, to use our mon

we'll leave it there jonathan, alicia, thank you very much for joining us. as sara mentioned, we just hit session highs, which was 37 points down on the dow currently 46, though we'll be back with the close just six minutes left to trade >> after the bell a cnbc exclusive. with mutty waters founder noted short seller carson block. he's investing in a new firm to take on fraud in china good day to auk to hitalk to hi. coming up on "closing bell." what do advisors look for in an etf? don't just track an index, help me meet a client's need. is the fund built to sell or built to last? etfs are only part of a portfolio. so make it easy to explain. give me a quality fund that helps me get clients closer to their goals. flexshares etfs are designed and managed around investor objectives. so you can advise with confidence. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. feel that? that's the beat of global markets, the rhythm of the world.

council makes right think you can decide if that alicia another commission so when can we actually expected decision on this. they're shooting for end of june because that's when they have their next regular use summit and that would be before the new e.u. parliament convenes at the beginning of july so that would be very convenient it is well it's ambitious because if you look at everything they need to work out if you look at the complex of the complexity of this puzzle you understand the enormity of the test because the small countries want to have someone in one of the top posts of the european union the big countries of course want to have some one the eastern countries the so-called visa grad group one someone in there and then maybe spain will say we want someone as well we haven't had anyone in the last five years and then on top of that you have that layer of party politics where you need to give something to the liberals you also need to give something to the greens because they were very successful in those elections and of course also the social democrats and the conservatives a

borja: alicia milano decÍa lo siguiente.s derechos de la mujer y que piensa que las mujeres deciden asÍ que las mujeres deben tener un absoluto control sobre su cuerpo. carolina: tambiÉn han habido crÍticas en contra de los comentarios diciendo que eso no deberÍa ser un cambio para poder modificar la legislaciÓn. borja: iphone puede demandar por violar leyes con su tienda virtual. asÍ lo decidiÓ la corte suprema de justicia por votaciÓn de cinco jueces contra cuatro. a diferencia de otros la compaÑÍa apple no permite que sus clientes descarguen aplicaciones de ninguna otra fuente. las acciones de la empresa cayeron un 5.3 %. carolina: amazon le ofrece a los empleados que cuando salgan del trabajo no queden de brazos cruzados y les ayudarÁ a con hasta 10.000 $ y el pago adelantado de tres meses de sueldo para que inicien su propio negocio de mensajerÍa para repartir paquetes de amazon. con esto buscarÁ reducirel tiempo de envÍos para miembros primes. cada vez hay mÁs personas pidiendo paquetes por correo. borja: ademÁs lo que

. >> alicia: border patrol officials say they need to make these transfers due to overcrowding but notyone. the president of the national border patrol cancel told congress needs to act because julie, this is a result of a lack of funding, julie. >> julie: alicia acuna, thank you very much. time for memorial day addition, the campaign trail mix. we have a war standing firm, a war veteran opening fire and a campaign battle plan. peter doocy's life in washington, hi, peter. >> peter: julie, front runner joe biden laying low but the democratic runner-up in the polls right now bernie sanders has not and he's got a new video warning against war. >> i will tell you something that right now, i will do everything that i can to prevent a war for iran. because if you think the war in iraq was a disaster, i guess that the war in iran will be worse. so let's work together to prevent that word. people want to criticize, i don't apologize to anybody. >> peter: mayor pete buttigieg will never become president and president trump has likened to "mad" magazine khartoum ascot alfred e. neuman is trying

alicia acuna reporting live on scene in highlands ranch, colorado. alicia? >> shep, this will be an advisement hearing for the two suspects. the douglas county sheriff says they're also students of the same school. the sheriff says deputies from a substation nearby arrived within two minutes yesterday and could hear the gun shots as they ran into the school. investigators say there was a struggle and then the two shooters were taken into custody. law enforcement teams have been searching the suspects' homes and a vehicle. the house has disturbing graffiti covering it. the sheriff says he will not discuss a motive. >> we know pistols were used in this assault. the number of weapons at the school, we won't release that. there was two hand guns. i'll tell you that at this point. >> nine students were shot. eight injured, one killed. 18-year-old kendrick castillo was three days away from graduation. >> i know you have an obligation to put out a picture but soon, very soon, let us move passed focusing on the identity of the suspects and their images and focus ins

. >> hi, alicia, democratic presidential hopefuls hitting president hard on negotiations with china andster and suggesting the strategy could pose a real threat to the u.s. economy. >> we need to have a comprehensive strategy for china because they are a massive threat but just wheeling tariffs because it makes the president look tough, that only hurts american families. >> california senator kamala harris telling cnn state of the union this morning she believes trade trump policies as whole doesn't protect american workers and industries, the senator also said she would not have voted for nafta and added that climate change also needs to be addressed in trade deals. at town hall in new hampshire on saturday, new york senator kirsten gillibrand called trump's trade war with china absolute disaster and said negotiating style was stalled tried talks. trump 2016 campaign message of no bad trade deals has in practice hurt american producers. >> i wouldn't be surprised if voters in places like pennsylvania and michigan and wisconsin and ohio thought that was lies, but he's not done that actu

alicia cuna is live in highlands ranch. >> reporter: hi, dana. colorado's governor has ordered flags lowered to half staff to honor the victims of yesterday's tragedy. kendrick casillo was three days shy of his high school graduation. we are also hearing about a hero. the kwraoupbd marine corps confirmed one student, brendan biley who was in the delayed entry program, assisted in subduing one of the shooters. the marines said brendan's courage to swiftly ending this at the risk of his own safety is admirable and inspiring. his actions resulted in safety and protection of his teachers and fellow classmates. brendan was one of the 1800 plus students inside the stem school highlands ranch when the sheriff said the two suspects walked in through the middle school entrance and into the high school before they began shooting in two different classrooms. the district attorney, who will prosecute this case, all headed the case against the aurora theater shooter. he lives in this community and had this to say at a news conference earlier today. >> in 20 y

continue to pray for each and every one of you, and i really want to thank my new friends, katrina, alicia, and rhonda who are not just an inspiration to me and my team, but you are an inspiration to this entire institution and our great country. i look forward to seeing you again. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. p pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon ms. pelosi: in that case the rules of the house. and that is the path that i am following. the facts and the law. as i said yesterday, the president is almost

. >> fernando y alicia se prometieron amor los testigos familiares y cientos de oficiales y el vendedori amor cada vez se hacen mÁs xhups >>> estÁ viniendo gente de todo el paÍs. >> para hacer entonces >>> que se pueda hacer >>> es una alternativa para gente que no puede pasar y es difÍcil el proceso de captaciÓn por exÁmenes de sangre y todo >>> aquÍ no se requiere eso >> el es difÍcil estar separados por eso la razÓn de estar juntos >>> una alegrÍa >>> existen los milagros >>> aparte de jurarse amor e terp. >> siempre buscando la opciÓn de mejorar de ir mejor. >> pueden sellar sus votos con un beso. >> como esta feliz parejo pudo realizar su sueÑo el prÓximo serÍa usted para buscar que el proceso es usted >> mÁs que eso que el amor sea sincero y no solamente por el hecho de volverse ciudadano estadounidense. >> muchas veces se han deportado de aquÍ de los estados unidos y buscan casarse en la frontera para hacer el intento de regresar alonso velascos >>> no es secreto que el centro de san francisco tiene problemas de trÁfico como indigencia >> la junta de supervisores considera conect

. >>> alicia dice que se esmeró en eso con sus cinco hijos . >>> tropecé que la tocaría y si fue algomás. >>> la confianza es un escudo que se fortalece día por día. >>> en san bruno, noticieros telemundo 48 . >>> cables eléctricos, fueron los causantes del incendio en este condado y así lo determina la investigación de la agencia, que indicó que las llamas iniciaron cuando las líneas eléctricas tocaron esta zona y por su parte dijeron y cito, no hemos llegado a nuestra propia conclusión de que este incendio haya sido provocado por contacto del tendido eléctrico y está operando con todas las investigaciones del incendio . >>> cambiamos de tema porque miles de estudiantes podrán recibir clases de maestros o suplentes debido que los profesores podrían iniciar un paro lab . >>> hoy era el último día de negociaciones que terminóenn acuerdo mutuo. entonces en qué terminó todo? >>> hola qué tal, buenas tardes, hace pocos minutos me confirmaron que las negociaciones que iniciaron hoy a las 10:00 de la mañana acaban de terminar sin ningún acuerdo y qué significa esto? que los maestros irán a

the funeral procession for one of them, alicia kent king, was said to be the second-largest of the century, bested only by the lincolns. alaska was purchased by the u.s. in 1857 and the deal was completed by the secretary of state william seward. after he retired, he was asked, what is the greatest contribution he made during his long and distinguished career. he had to pause for one moment to say that the purchase of alaska was his most important undertaking, "bu itt will take the country a generation to truly appreciate that." now here we are, multiple generations later. this is our time to appreciate it like never before. this is america's moment to stand up as an arctic nation and for the arctic's future, because far from the barren backcountry that many thought it to be in seward's time, it is now the forefront of abundance and opportunity. it houses 13% of the world's undiscovered oil, 30% of its undiscovered gas, and an abundance of minerals like gold, diamonds and millions of square miles of untapped resources. fisheries galore. and its centerpiece, the arctic ocean, is rapidly tak

minutes from alicia's family. >> this is too cle to home. most literal sense, this is all too close to home. >> reporter: she is now married and living outside of d nnsylvania was never aler about the release or that he was expected to live in pittsburgh until nbc4 learned about it and reached out to her for comment. >> we did not -- we didn't know. and we wouldn't -- maybe we wouldn't have known at all until you told us. >> reporter: she'll ask a judge friday to find a different location in which to release tyree. and his lawyers have responded to her protest saying tyree is already prohibited from contacting her or hur family and will be electitnically monored and suggest to a curfew. t andy have agreed to release him. in pennsylvania she is arguing tyree has no roots or family in pittsburgh. the herndon man pleaded guilty to the crime in 2003. he was captured after a national fbi manhunt led to his townhouse in herndon. scott macfarlane, nbc4. >>> right now police intynew yok ciare looking for a man carht on camera butally beating his lyf

alicia?orter: today, family, friends and law enforcement participated in a celebration of life to memorialize an 18-year-old high school student who was killed while fighting off one of two classmates who began shooting in the classrooms last week. thousands of people attended the service in highlands ranch, colorado a suburb of denver. the douglas county sheriffs department led the procession something they've never done for a civilian. hundreds of jeeps lined up to participant as well, they are part of jeep clubs from all over who came to honor the student hero whose also a huge fan of the car. he and his friends, together charged after one of the shooter s once they realized what was happening. kendrick was killed and joshua was shot twice in the leg. >> there wasn't a whole lot going through my mind at the time. adrenaline and tunnel vision are a crazy thing. they make it so that way you don't really focus on anything but what's right in front of your face at that moment. reporter: before

what are you advising your clients to do, alicia. >> the president right now is essentially fightingbably not sustainable, i think that the original strategy of, you know, bringing in your allies and going after china was probably a by go >> alicia levine, thank you for joining us on a big market day as well. >>> as we are about ready to go to break we are seeing dow futures down 270 points. the mexican eww etf off 7% and bond yields at 2.16% thanks forat wching, big market day. "squawk box" is next - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got all the answers. - anncr: prevagen is now the number-one-selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. - she outsmarts me every single time. - checkmate! you wanna play again? - anncr: prevagen. healthier brain. better life. hey! i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here,

. >> all right, alicia.f-driving truck on along routes between phoenix and dallas in order to increase efficiency imagine that this may be the triumph of hope over experience, but this is definitely progress. >> words i never expected to hear from alicia finley hit to the post office. [laughter] well listen this is -- memorial day weekend so i'm giving a hit to the old guard. the old guard or army servicemen who have paid final tributes at arlington cemetery if slain servicemen is returned to dover airports base in delaware, they are the ones who are there to greet the body. the old guard or guys who do the 7 gun rifle salutes at arlington cemetery and you know when it doesn't make for everybody -- or anybody ho is buried there it doesn't make difference a four-star general or private guard will be there to pay final tributes so we salute them this morning memorial day weengdz. >> there that tomb of the unknown soldier as well. at aural aing ton. all of the time that's right. it is very much -- worth visitin

a little the methyl mean for alicia. listers when he only yourself to visit the. conceptual to be political officials and youth from the real. difficulties when we get older bill for cmos. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next. about different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home field where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising. i'm going to talk about football not. going to go. by the way what is the fly here. this is a stick of water bottle phone in the stomach of the fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there the litter bugs are throwing this away industry should be blamed for all this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plastic. that's. a special kind of funding. on the disease. but for now the mountains of waste only grow higher. a recent report from the u.k.'s foreign office highlights i

special correspondent alicia menendez takes us to miami for the story.s the focus of this week's "leading edge" segment. urd part of our ongoing arts and cue coverage, "canvas." >> reporter: the colorful murals that line these miami streets have turned the wynwood neighborhood into a mecca for street artists. the walls are bright, grab your attention and in the age of social media and instagrammable moments, make a perfect backdrop for almost anything. alis mural is all about an a black panther. a sea turtle. a coyote. all thatened by climate change and what's known as the sixth mass extinction of plants and animals. look closer-- with the help of a smartphone or tablet-- and there's even more to see. >> this isort of the ocean and coral and it turns into sea vel rise. >> reporter: linda chung is the mastermind behind the project. >> we picked animals that are either endangered just some of them invasive, like that lionfish right there. am>> reporter: but it onlyto life with the work of two other people >> my favorite part of the mural is all of it. >> r

time for alicia to come home. >> i love kids. they're so excited to give you the present. >> you can tell from her smile that she really loves this thoughtful surprise. >> very thoughtful. now let me give you advice, buddy, you have gone and set your bar very early very high. >> good. >> this next surprise in nigeria i must say is really, really, really, really valuable. becausester francis ka here, when she pulls on the tab, she's pulling -- >> yes. cash me out, baby. >> that's a magic. holy crap. >> she keeps pulling and those bills keep coming out. you can understand why the birthday girl is so happy now. >> this whole thing was put together by her friend who is a baker clearly but she really loved getting creative with her gift cakes. she got a box where she put all the money, the rolled up money and covered it up to make it look. but then that tab is what started rolling the whole thing out. >> so in nigeria, you're supposed to give your friends money for their birthday? >> hey, you can do it here, too. >> the pacific northw

. >>> alicia dice que se esmeró en eso con sus hijas e hijos >>> no permitir que nadie las tocara y que>> tiene que preguntar cuando los chicos serán de la escuela cómo fue tu día qué pasó ? >>> noticiero telemundo 48 >>> un punto importante es que por lo general quienes abusan de los niÑos tiene la confianza de ellos y de los papás de los niÑos hay que estar muy pendientes >>> y esa comunicación entre padres e hijos porque los niÑos son inocentes y no sabe lo que está mal o a veces les puede dar vergüenza contárselo a los padres >>> una propuesta de ley conocida como la ley del confesionario se dirige al comité de preparaciones del senado esta como obligaría miembros a que reporten posibles casos de abuso o negligencia las autoridades, a pesar de que si formación se obtenga durante una confesión. quienes se oponen a esta medida alegan que atenta contra la libertad de religión de los católicos >>> lo que vemos en pantalla es la mamá de armando canales víctima de un choque mortal en la carretera 27 a manos de presuntamente una mujer intoxicada. la sospechosa se presentó hoy en corte, y s

ciudades del paÍs por la gran cantidad de desaparecidos y aquÍ tambiÉn nos encontrado el caso de alicia2. >>> lamentablemente, cada aÑo ha pasado y siguen transcurriendo los aÑos, no pierdo la esperanza de que Él sea mi sorpresa de un diez de mayo. >>> aquÍ hay estÁn las madres y familias completas que buscan a sus desaparecidos, hay cientos de fotografÍas aqui y miles de los desaparecidos quebu sonados dÍa que aunque para la mayoria es de festejo hoy aquÍ es de recuerdo, tristeza y de mucho dolor, regreso contigo. >>> nuestro corazÓn va con todas esa madres que estÁn sufriendo. >>> gracias a raÚl. >>> el cielo de houston parecÍa un torrente del que caÍa agua sin parar, pero acompaÑada de granizos enormes y muchos rayos y parece que va a seguir lloviendo, vamos con edgar muÑoz y esta situaciÓn. >>> hola edgar? >>> asÍ es, quÉ tal felicidad houston sigue bajo fuertes tormentas y bajo inundaciones repentinasst viernes, lloviÓ fuerte en muchas zonas en la madrugada, fue noche de rayos y descargas elÉctricas, y con grandes granizos, res tas imÁge prÁcticamente del tamaÑo de una pelota de go

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and then other mothers called us and alicia lucia present. at the post but you walk us kind of being it's just. them. even though there's a. when you're still the but the least of those 3 is if i did it with you but i'd have to stand on both. of those boy their business dinner and she would get another of this on. just in the body of this that but if the bone it doesn't were able to contain such. a war once launched doesn't choose its victims we are just learning at this hour that malaysian airlines has now confirmed that it has lost contact with one of its planes plane was indeed shot down by a missile while flying at a high altitude over eastern ukraine near the russian border 298 revives number of souls on board all feared dead it was a murder it was a crime there's been this odd nonchalance about pursuing the answers there was a record a very limited report put out a few months after the event but since then they said the next report will be on the 1st anniversary of the event but you do in the criminal investigation before becomes a cold

[laughter] i feel like they're gonna have to make a remix to that jay z/alicia keys song. gonna be like... ♪ now i'm out in brooklyn ♪ changin' my mind on gun rights ♪ ♪ used to hate illegals, now i fight the good fight ♪ ♪ in new york ♪ turns out all my past views were racist ♪ ♪ they're somethin' i'm changin' ♪ [percussive music] we've also gotten an announcement from one of the biggest names in politics, elizabeth warren. and she celebrated her announcement with a live instagram chat from inside her kitchen. - senator elizabeth warren becoming the biggest name in the democratic field to signal she's running for president. now looking to reintroduce herself to democrats, connecting with supporters on instagram. - hold on a sec. i'm gonna get me, um, a beer. [claps] my husband, bruce, is now in here. um, you want a beer? - no, i'll pass on a beer for now. - you sure? come and say hello to the folks. - yes, okay. - so, this is my sweetie. - hello. - um, he's the best. thank you for being here. - pleasure. - i'm glad you're here. [laughter] - i don't always drink beer... [l

. >> alicia garcia believes they be able to help randolph beyond just a safe place to park at night. >> he's got definitely the right spirit and attitude to get back out there. >> reporter: workers say while the rv owners stay there they will be connected with caseworkers to help find more permanent housing and make room to help someone else on the waitlist. the program costs about a half million dollars with the city paying for most of it. in east palo alto, maria medina, kpix 5. >> to give you some perspective, according to the low the median home price in east palo alto is just under $1 million, that is more than double what it was five years ago. >>> in contra costa county tonight richmond police are investigating the city's fourth shooting in less than 48 hours. a man was shot and killed on chancellor avenue this evening, so far no suspects have been identified. it comes on the heels of a violent sunday night when there were four separate shootings in 90 minutes, leaving four people wounded. and in brentwood tonight a 14-year-old boy is hospitalized after being hit by a suspecte