the building reflects alvin ailey's spirit. it is all glass. can see outside. i think that is the reflex of the company, the blood that runs through the company, that sense of accessibility and openness. that's what it is all about. so come one, come all. >> tell me in the minute i have left, tell me about the tour the company is on this year. how is the tour coming along? >> the tour is going great. we were in miami, of course. my mother got to come to the performance. that's the most important part. >> your mama gets to see. we all want to make our mamas proud, don't we? >> it never changes and of course we're happy to be here at the music center. the audiences here rock. we can't wait to give you all of the new work, and of course with "revelations" that never looked better. we are flying. >> i'm anxious to get there. i will be there tomorrow night, wednesday. >> yes. >> to see -- you got my tickets, right? you're holding mill tickets? >> i gotcha. >> you know we always need to hook up, right? >> yes. >> i know i ain't from liberty city, but

>> i mean, alvin told us everything. he remembered things in vivid detail. and it was chilling. >> after he looked at me, i shot him in the chest. didn't say anything to him or anything. >> there's really nothing like being in the room when you hear somebody recall, you know, killing people, personally. >> we wasn't talking or conversating or anything, it was you know, like we was hunting. just, like, looking for the next victim. looking for that next person. >> both england and watts were also facing hate crime charges, which could increase their charges of the death penalty. >> alvin and jacob denied being racist. >> do you have a problem with black people? >> no. i have mixed nephews. i've had some real good black friends. >> how did you feel about black people? >> i felt -- i felt all right with them. i even listen to a little bit of rap -- black rap music, you know? i listen to that a little bit. >> but watts' cell door told another story. >> tell me what you put on this door. >> bible scriptures and my last name. >> that's all you wrote? >> yeah. >> on

is there any number which would keep the fed from hiking next week, alvin? >> i think we need to see a negative number to do so. it's almost a given that it will hike. >> what is this jobs report about? is it about the sequence and the magnitude of further rate hikes by the fed this year? >> yes, absolutely. that's what the market will be watching for. the market is almost pricing in hikes in totals this year. a very strong number. much higher than consensus that could well push that -- >> you're looking for? >> we are along with the consensus looking for 200,000 headline. as again, the details report will be important, again, in particular the hourly earnings number. >> what happens with the dollar? give us scenarios. what happens if it's more than the forecast 197, 200. how much do we spike or do we spike? an issue taken to be bad news? suddenly we could be talking about four rate hikes. what happens in terms of reactions? >> i think that given that three hikes are almost -- we need big positive to push the needle beyond three hikes. you need to look at so

steven isaacs from alvine capital. e-mail the show and let us know whether you agree with the view that we're in a bubble crazy market. streetsignseurope@cnbc.com. or you can tweet us directly @carolincnbc or -- >> @louisabojesen. >> had you had a pessimistic view 24 days ago you would have lost out on a thousand points in the dow. >> lord rothschild said he made money by not buying at the bottom or selling at the top but by taking profits. >>> coming up, will investors snap up shares of snap? as they prepare to make their public debut on the nyc today. we'll be back in a couple minutes. >>> welcome back. you're still watching "street signs" on cnbc. snap will be making its public debut today on the new york stock exchange. the company behind the social media app, snapchat, pricing its ipo above its target range of $17 per share. looking to raise $3.4 billion. leslie picker has the details. >> snap officially decided to price its ipo at $17 a share. 200 million shares being offered by the company and previous venture b

. >> reporter: alvin gonzales was heading to his first day of work at the pizza shop next door. police say it went down before 4:30 near the intersection of north 5th. the suspect was a 42-year-old man, robbed the laundromat before taking off >> the owner has a license to carry the gun. came out of the store, began chasing the suspect. >> reporter: during the commonplace, the suspect tosses the 2 grand in cash spilling over the sidewalk. you can see on the surveillance footage. watch what happens next. a free-for-all. >> as the owner still chasing the suspect and he fired at him, the neighborhood bystanders people that were out here. basically swarmed in on money. >> reporter: he was is still trying to process the bullets whizzing by him even as he saw a crowd lunch for the cash >> people were running for cover but at the same time, didn't make no sense, he was literally trying to pick up the money on the floor >> he make as couple of dollars to support his family and his business and anybody come to rob us. >> reporter: and the suspect is in critical condition. police tonight s

democrats alike and led by senator congressman john lewis and this is on the lines of communications, alvin sykes with the emmett till justice campaign he had this over 40 years with working with unsolved cases. this is continuation of that. i had a wouldn't full opportunity joining minimum in the heat,. on line of communication and making sure attorney general sessions knows that this say priority. we want it to be a priority for the civil rights division and for the attorney general's office. we want to have that dialogue with him to impress upon him the importance of. it and there are other families that up like us, you know, we did not receive any skustis. you know with emmett till's murder and there's other families that need to know the truth and what happened to their loved ones and some that never seevd any justice or never any adjudication or any type of hearings or ina rest based on loved ones they lost so this gives us an opportunity to explore that and we want to develop a master plan and implementation plan. >> we certainly -- i'm sorry we're getting a wrap. there we wish you g

her 11-year-old son, alvin vasquez. and 21-year-old ashley coleman.ll found dead inside a single-story home thursday. investigators are currently using the entire house as evidence. police arrested the suspect56- year-old salvador vasquez- olivia. he was taken into custody in san francisco. the victims were discovered after a family member here in the bay area called police to do a welfare check. ( james ) we are now learning the identity of the man police say opened fire on a las vegas bus, killing one and injuring another. this happened saturday. authorities say rolando cardenas was sitting in the rear of the bus near the victims. the bus stopped and passengers were getting out when cardenas stood up and fired several shots. the suspect then barricaded himself in the bus for hours. he eventually surrendered peacefully. a 57-year-old from montana died at the hospital after he was shot. another victim suffered minor injuries. cardenas is charged with attempted murder, burglary and discharging a gun.

>> well, another run in with the law -- with the law, pardon me, for suspended raiders linebacker alvin smith. smith was detained by police for being drunk in public. turns out he was a passenger in a car that smashed into an unmarked police car just outside the san francisco police station this morning. smith was held so he could sober up, but he wasn't arrested. we did catch up with him as he left the police station. >> start making me like i'm some [ bleep ] criminal. that's not who i am. i'm a good person. i've never done anything. i never hurt anybody. >> smith was suspended for all of last season for violating the nfl's substance abuse policy. today marks the seventh time he's been taken into custody or arrested or questioned since 2012. >> we're getting more information about what happened moments before that san jose-bound plane crashed in riverside. the preliminary report from the ntsb says witnesses noticed the pilot 83-year-old had trouble starting the left engine just before take off. the report adds that he required verbal guidance from air traffic controllers to get the pl

year-old vazquez, the 21- year-old niece ashley coleman and her two kids 14-year-old mia and 11-year-old alvin were murdered. >> she would have absolutely thought this was beautiful. she would have loved this sentiment. >> reporter: marquez works with them to come here to pay their respects. >> she had an amazing personality. she was just full of life. i mean there wasn't a day that went by she wasn't smiling and trying to help somebody out. >> reporter: the suspect is angelic's husband and father vasquez-oliva who remains in the sacramento county jail. avenue more than three days -- after more than three days of being closed, police finally opened 35th avenue giving people a chance to stop by and say good-bye. classmates of the kids brought momentos that reminded them of the two youngest victims. >> i brought this soccer ball because it was her favorite sport. i brought the angel because well she reminded me of an angel. >> he seemed pretty nice and kind to others. he helped other kids out when they needed help. >> reporter: an attempt to return to normalcy as the neighborhood grieves. >> tha

her 11-year-old son,alvin vasquez. and 21-year-old asley coleman. found dead inside a single-story home thursday. investigators are currently using the entire house as evidence. police arrested the suspect56- year-old salvador vasquez- olivia. he was taken into custody in san francisco. the victims were discovered after a family member here in the bay area called police to do a welfare check. (jr stone) new at 10. two men were arrested in concordafter a neighbor reported a suspicious vehicle in the area. it turned out to be a vehicle stolen elsewhere in the city. the incident happened yesterday morning. police say residents called to report a vehicle that was parked nearby that they didn't recognize and felt was suspicious. upon arrival, officers found two suspects driving around the area and stopped them. police arrested 33-year-old timothy standfill and 25-year-old sosaia afu.... on suspicion of possession of a stolen vehicle and probation violation. (jrstone) police are looking for this man who police say stole more than one- thousand dollars wor

her 11-year-old son,alvin vasquez. and 21-year-old asley coleman.e all found dead inside a single-story home thursday. investigators are currently using the entire house as evidence. police arrested the suspect56- year-old salvador vasquez- olivia. he was taken into custody in san francisco. the victims were discovered after a family member here in the bay area called police to do a welfare check. (jr stone)turning to weather nowmeteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the forecast. lawrence karnow: even though we had plenty of clouds, it wasn't a bad sunday. but now doppler radar is showing showers popping up around the bay area. this is a rather weak storm but it holding together long enough to bring showers tonight.skies are mostly cloudy right and the storm slides south. you can see the storm on the satellite image. most of the heavier rain has moved into the pacific northwest. behind this storm high pressure will build in starting tomorrow to bring sunshine back to the bay area with a brisk afternoon wind. the computer model shows most o

alvin ellis. draymond green loving it in the crowd. he probably wouldn't like this. josh jackson going coast to coast with the pretty finish. and then two-plus left jackson adding the exclamation point as the jayhawks win 90-70 and will meet perdue in the sweet 16. >>> seven seed michigan against number two louisville. second half tied at 55. vagner buries it to give michigan the lead and later in the half, faking the shot glides to the rim. he had a career high 26 points. with under a minute left a two-point game. derek walton jr., michigan's season continue to play oregon. and that will do it for sports. more news after the break. no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. >>> as we reported at the beginning of the newscast this week will be a critical one for donald trump's administration. congressional investigators on russia and hearings for a supreme court nominee and that's just tomorrow. kelly o'donnell has the details. >> reporter: the long shadow of vla

ofplayed the true life story alvin, who had an electro power -- plant in georgia. toshiba a few years ago. with it, they acquired this problem. the problem was the way they reported it. the cost of the plant has toraled from $4.4 billion, $5.8 billion. they are building two reactors. the timeline is gone all the way to 2020. the accounting over this has apparently been screwed up somewhere along the way, whether intentional or not. they first announced the accounting problem about a year ago. stocks fell dramatically. as a result, toshiba is still trying to uncover what the problems are and how far back they go. they told us today they figured out the fourth quarter, but they don't know how it affects the previous three quarters. they have to go back and do that and they think it will take until april. caroline: quite amazing. meanwhile, they need to study their own ship to certain extent. they need to dispose assets and bring in money. the memory chip is on the chopping board. cory: the memory chip business is maybe the best business of what toshiba holds these da

superintendent alvin crawley says more than 300 staff members asked for the day off. he adds the decision has nothing to do with politics but with the impact on student safety and instruction. the day will not be made up since there are still several unused snow days. we called some other area school districts to see if they are planning to cancel classes. dc, fairfax and loudon counties have no plans to close. montgomery county is monitoring the situation and we are still waiting to hear from the others. >>> this story is getting a lot of attention online, both support and frustration. this is ridiculous. students suffer a day without school because of a political stunt? katherine said the teachers have their rights to protest and if alexandria city doesn't have the male teachers to make up the difference i see no reason why school shouldn't be think on our wusa9 facebook page. >>> the supreme court has decided not to rule on that transgender rights case out of virginia. >> it sent the case back to the lower court for reconsideration. 17-year-old gavin grimm has sued

they we're some of these beautiful outfits to the alvin ailey show. pregnancy. my mom says having children is like popping out pumpkin seeds. it's that simple. >> how many did she have? >> seven. my mom. >> i virtually think no woman in america agrees with that statement. >> i don't. >> like popping out pumpkin seeds. >> but we're going to call you our little pumpkin seed from now on. >> pumpkin number one. fans of zayn malik taking hints of a new song. the former one direction star taking to instagram to share himself hitting some high noite while strumming on a guitar. ♪ >> reporter: he's coming off his big hit with taylor swift. fingers crossed he's ready to release more music. >> i love that song. >> a year isn't that long. >> it's a beautiful song, though. are you a fan? >> um, yeah. >> i thought that was justin timberlake. until you -- >> really? >> yes. >> because of those high notes. >> i never know who sings what. i thought it was -- yeah. >> here's another singer. this is a little different. paula's losing it because she's on a sugar high. >

. >> my oldest daughter says alvin was nice to her all the time. a great kid. >> vasquez did not enter a plea. his case was continued until april 18th. >>> the map accused of kidnapping a 13-year-old girl made his first courted appearance today. 27-year-old lee eagle is charged with 6 felonies including the intent to rape a minor and lewd act. his attorney intend to enter a notice plea. ktvu tara moriarty was in courted where eagle's parents showed up to support their son. >> prosecutors in this kidnapping asked the judge to set no bill foragal. they say he still poses a danger to the community and because of the fact that he terrorize the the neighborhood of west porta he should remain in jail. the judge agreed for now. league eagle briefly acknowledged his parents that supported him in courted. the 27-year-old faces 6 felonies, the most serious kidnapping and assault to commit rape on a minor. >> we believe there is more information that will come to light. it is important for the public to know that lee is a lifetime san francisco resident with

they say 45-year-old angelic vazquez, her 4-year-old daughter mia, 11-year-old son alvin and 21-year-old niece ashley coleman from san francisco were all found murdered. now the suspect is angelic's husband and the children's father 56 a-year-old salvador vasquez-oliva. police just finished processing the scene, reopening the streets giving people a chance to stop by and pay their respects. >> she had an amazing personality. she was just full of life. i mean there wasn't a day that went by where she wasn't smiling and trying -- trying to help somebody out. >> police have not said how they were killed or why. in the meantime vasquez-oliva remains behind bars in the county jail. h -- he is charged with four counts of murder. >>> one man is dead and more than a dozen other people were injured after shots rang out at a cincinnati nightclub this morning. the chaos erupted after several people got into an argument. as many as 20 shots were fired as people scrambled for the exits. >> there's no evidence that this was a terrorist attack. however to the victims what difference does it make? >> re

beat to death his wife, angel vasquez and their kids,14-year-old mia, and 11-year-old son alvin. prosecutors claim "a blunt force instrument" was used, but they didn't include any other specifics. for family friend sheila bruce - the details confirmed her biggest fear. worst nightmare imaginable... the documents also show that police believe vasquez's niece, 21-year-old ashely colemen - was attacked with a knife, but so far -- the motive in the case has not been revealed. salvador vasquez-oliva is facing four counts of murder...... he is expected back in court next month. meanwhile, the memorial outside of the family's south land park continues to grow....family members in the bay area are asking for help....they set up this go fund me page not just for funeral expenses but to make sure they can afford to come to sacramento each time vasquez-oliva is in court. " they weren't excited to do this, they were kind of resistant at first but a bunch of friends kept asking so finally the woman who started it got permission from the family to do it,... " :00 ááá (steve)that was erik rucke

let's ask julie alvin. welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me. >> i say it's out of bounds. i say it's harassment and intimidation when you chase a public official through a store on private business, calling him names. it's out of bounds. you say? >> i don't disagree with you. i think everyone deserves to have a personal life. i don't necessarily agree with very much of what the trump administration is doing. i don't necessarily agree with the way that sean spicer is doing his job. can it be misleading at time. does he deserve to have a partial life and go shopping without being interrupted? yes. >> would you say this young lady went too far? >> the way she approached him is reflective of fear and anger that people feel for the trump administration. they're worried about -- >> and how about a situation where public officials in their private time visiting a store are shouted at with nasty language like that and pursued and in fact followed? surely we don't want to see this introduced in our societ

she stopped by a los angeles performance of the alvin dance company to support her mother and tina's> and her mom capturing the moment saying her gracious daughter made their day. >>> the most interesting man in the world is still thirsty. >> he took time out of his busy retirement schedule of doing nothing to judge a beard competition. >> brian sterge was this year's winner. he hasn't cut his beard in almost two years. >> they did discover big foot in his beard. it was kind of weird. his beard. it was kind of weird. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life insurance at such an affordable rate. it's true. if you're 50 to 85, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn program for less than 35 cents a day, just $9.95 a month. there's no medic

alvin lester alvin's only son. hit and killed at third and cargo from a speeding vehicle.e took a quick turn and ran him over. armand was studying to finish his college degree and working three jobs he was a great person outstanding member of our community and his life was taken away in an instant. this is little eileen's-who was three years old walking in a crosswalk in the school cross walk in san jose holding her aunt hand and her siblings hand and hit by a speeding vehicle didn't yield. she lost her life in the school cross walk. finally, this is judy--who was hit at [inaudible] and park presidio pay speeding driver. judy was in the crosswalk and judy suffers everyday. her daughter, jennie, takes care of her helping her code but everyday life unsure of what kind of future she will have each day. imagine change the life around this result. so these are just some of the people behind the figures. these are six people time that 30 person statistic of people killed every single year in the 500 more get severely injured. they could be any of us in fact. so i can't reiterate

my name is michael alvin. thank you both. my question is for both you of. do you see after a month of of the new administration do you see answers to the questions we're asking about directions both militarily and in the development sphere, are we seeing a strategy being developed here in washington? >> i want to take that one first. i think it is important to note that general nickel son has come back to testify before the congress and meet where the secretary of defense and with the joint chiefs. there has been a discussion providing a stronger adviser effort again the details of any changes in the counter terrorist force have not been made public. there's a 60-day effort to redefine in broad terms u.s. strategy, the content of that has not been defined. on the aid side u.s. made comments. it is very unclear that there will be difference. there is a discussion of the overall level of foreign aid but whether or not that's tied to afghanistan, that's not been made public. i think in fairness, we sometimes expect a little too much after more than half a cent

. >> my name is michael alvin, an independent researcher, thank you and my question is for both of you. you see after a month of the new administration, use the answers to the questions you are asking about directions both militarily and in the development see her? are we seeing a policy, are we seeing a strategy be developed in washington? >>.>> i think it is important to note that general nicholson has, he's the commander in afghanistan. come back to both testify in congress and meet with the secretary of defense and lon chase. there certainly has been a discussion of providing a stronger advisory effort. again, the details of any changes in the counterterrorism force or in the air component have not been made public. >> there is also a 60 day effort to redefine in broad terms the strategy that says exactly what content and that will be has not been defined. >> on the other side, the us has already made commitments, is very clear that there will be differences, there obviously is a discussion of the overall foreign aid area weather that's tied to afghanistan is something that has not

here to speak about him is his father alvin leser. >>[applause] >> thanks for everyone coming out could i appreciate your concern on this issue. it's a grave issue. it's about saving lives and i don't think there's nothing else that is higher, a higher calling especially for me. about my son, he was eight-my son, to go right into my son with him on was my only child. he was a child i thought it would never would have. he became dear to me when i discovered that his mother was pregnant. at his birth i witnessed his first breath into the world. the doctors allowed me to cut his umbilical cord right before he was weighed. kaman had the most wavy curly silky jet black hair. when he-when he turned one eyewitnesses for steps. as he stumbled towards me, as he grew into a young man, i was overjoyed with many of his first. i'm on change my life and i learned how to sacrifice for him as a father. by thinking about among the first. he taught me how to provide as a father could kaman tommy how to love as a father. he gave me a future to look forw

alvin lester alvin's only son. hit and killed at third and cargo from a speeding vehicle.e took a quick turn and ran him over. armand was studying to finish his college degree and working three jobs he was a great person outstanding member of our community and his life was taken away in an instant. this is little eileen's-who was three years old walking in a crosswalk in the school cross walk in san jose holding her aunt hand and her siblings hand and hit by a speeding vehicle didn't yield. she lost her life in the school cross walk. finally, this is judy--who was hit at [inaudible] and park presidio pay speeding driver. judy was in the crosswalk and judy suffers everyday. her daughter, jennie, takes care of her helping her code but everyday life unsure of what kind of future she will have each day. imagine change the life around this result. so these are just some of the people behind the figures. these are six people time that 30 person statistic of people killed every single year in the 500 more get severely injured. they could be any of us in fact. so i can't reiterate

in a statement to "fox 5 news" alvin controlly said this "we understand when schools close there's impact on families who may have to find unanticipated childcare. we apologize for this unforeseen burden on parents and thank you for your patience and understanding" now, we surveyed districts in prince william, fairfax, district, d.c. ps, prince george, montgomery county and in maryland all those plan to have instruction tomorrow but are monitoring things in case like here in alexandria guys a lot of teachers start saying we want the day off. some may you have to make adjustments. at this point here in the reeming dwlon is th school where there will be no instruction because stom a day without women. >> all right. bob, thanks. coming up we'll talk to communications for alexandria public schools and we'll dig deep are as well. >> 7:12 right now. >> public tours of the white house will resume today. tours have been temporary us is spened. it's a common practice when new president takes off the tours areself guided and tours are available from 7:0 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. tuesday through thursday a

we are here for alvin son, for julie sun, for jenny's mother, and for elizabeth's daughter. we have to get this done. thank you. >>[applause] >> >> >> >> i want to thank all of you for joining us on this web san francisco date. we are thrilled to be here and however-even though it's wet outside the sun is definitely shining in this room. our announcement today will lead to brighter futures for our students at city college. today's announcement is the first in the nation and led by our great city. and most of the cases [inaudible] commitments to support tuition for students across their state we hope one day our entire state will do what we are doing here in san francisco and the commitments were about to make today. as vice president of the board of education i know the important value of city college attentively for the thousands of students that you want from our san francisco unified school district into city college and graduate and has the mayor senior advisor i know firsthand how passionate the mayor is about providing access and opportunities for all our youth. partic