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their presence in all scenarios remain open and nothing has been anden to the tories minister says the should have little impact on the number of tourists heading to egypt. that theed to realize attack that you are seeing right now is not about egypt. terrorism is a global threat. aside.s security is of great importance to all of us. we want to ensure the safety of all people at all times. --haad: can he really be serious? guest: it is what they are looking for, right jacob, they are hoping that their plans to will remainrism unchanged. this is not just an egyptian problem. it is also an egyptian problem in the sense that this is the third incident we have had to is an aircraft in october -- the hijacking in cyprus, and now this will be do not know what it is. but he is saying, let's wait and see what it is. it looks bad for egypt. rishaad: what is the latest with regard to this crash? the egyptian president has been commenting. what did he say? guest: he is saying the same thing that all the leaders are saying. saying, let's wait for an investigation. the civil aviation engineer said

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hundreds of immigration statutes passed by congress in various ways although most of them are obscure anden and even hard to find in the statute books. our first speaker today is andrew gyory, he has had an interesting career. phd in american history and will be talking about his book, his work on the chinese exclusion act. but in jew has also been a press -- but andrew has also been a press editor and that is a sign of university presses and academic presses. calls, you editor get the persons named because they rotate in and out. turn the podium over to our first speaker and let andrew come up and talk about the chinese exclusion act. andrew: hello. i way of introduction, i am not sure people are aware, may 6 is the exact anniversary of the chinese exclusion act act. it was signed by president chester arthur 134 years ago today. did when i was writing my dissertation and book, i made a flaws inhe 10 worst american history. the slave act, alien act, sedition act, chinese exclusion act is up there in the top 10. people do know, the first law of the united states passed banning any group of p

lass warded a sum in return for pain alleging suffering cause frdz his eviction during the whole pros andenn declared he was maliciously sought after and should never have been charged in the first place. potomac ridge has yet to contact on the matter. tony, shawn, sending it back to you guys. >> thank you indicates lynn i'm glad this is resolved and i think it's terrible they put him out of the apartment. his granddaughter was coming for a visit and he wanted it to look nice for her and her community. shame on them. >> glad it's resolved this way. >> the prenatal supplement linked to increase risk for autism. >> plus kellog company is adding ingredient to popular snack foods some believe could trigger an alermic reaction in why parents should be concerned ahead at 10. >> all right. you may unfasten your seatbelt now because tush you lent relationship between flyers and airlines a new reporting finding satisfaction with u.s. airlines hitting 10 year high and jet blue and alaska airlines topping list this year and customer giving high marks for card, fees, inflight service, package handling

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anden there are the pins, shoorts, two for one historical documents on those.oney i get goes to charity, that's why i do this. >> the mail, laverne, california i am sick of hearing that trump support comes merely from white men. i know just as men women who support him. i don't know how many of the more than 200 million eligible voters you know, diane, but support data is taking from polling. >>> steve in brooklyn new york. bill you botched the facebook story. they are not a news organization. they traffic in news, steve, and they should do it with fairness. nikki etchly, boise, idaho. i thought it quite interesting the day after charns of liberal bias facebook posted many conservative issues. bob monroe, campo, california, zimmermann shouldn't profit from tragedy says the author of killing kennedy, killing jesus, et cetera, priceless. you are equating history with selling the weapon used in the death of a 17-year-old? not priceless, more onic. mr. zimmermann was innocent and has a right to sell his gun. you people make a living off showing human suffering. let

it is not going to help them in the long run because he will be found andens wi witnesses will m ands.w.a.t. team members barricaded the negotiators. it does not matter and you can know all the tricks and the laws will stop you. the key is to stop him before he hurts someone else. the randomness of attacking the victim at the mall, that's the thing that gives commander pause. is he going to do this again or another mall near by in the next county? is he on the highway? is he trying to rob people? they need to get a handle on what he's trying to do. >> all right, jim, pete williams, stay with us as we continue to track this breaking news andwet g get in a quick br we'll be bright back. i know how it is. you're all set to book a flight using your airline credit card miles. and surprise! those seats sometimes cost a ridiculous number of miles, making it really hard to book the flight you want. luckily, there's a better way... with the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. and when you're ready to travel, just book the fl

i remember i was watching a program, and singers that i used to love anden to when i was in the '80sd i was shocked when they came out and they were middle aged women. i thought, oh, my gosh. if they're middle aged, i must be, too. that was the genesis of that but grappling with what it means to glow older, at many different ages. there are characters of many ages, but most are right smack in the middle age area. >> and for me as a man, when i became -- when the president of the united states became my same age group, that was like frightening. >> absolutely. >> some you expect, like your teachers, you expect them to be older to you. when the president is the same age -- harriet, tell me about the response of audiences when they see the show. >> it has been a thrill beyond words. they laugh, they cry, they applaud in the middle. they stand up. standing ovations. many nights. it's -- i think had show speaks very powerfully, no matter what age you are. really good comedy, about very grim things. and grim fact that some day we will not be here. tons of laughter and fun. and so there's a

that there were only 12 patients in the trial, and just not enough data to prove if the drug work, andenome coming out with a note saying that the fda does not believe that it has any real efficacy, and how do you respond when there is so much negativity coming that way? >> well, the complications within the fda and the reviewers clearly took a negative stance, and maybe we can talk about why that might be. the people above the reviewers have the ability to approve the drug over to the heads of the reviewers and the ability to overrule the reviewers. and in fact, you had the very unusual situation where the head of the second in charge of the fda was at the meeting basically saying i support the drug. she was saying that, janet woodcock, don't be afraid to approve a drug that is later found to be ineffective, and she said, there is no known level of dystrophin that is known to confer clinical benefit, and that is going to address the question of the reviewers too little dystrophin, and there was testimony of one of the subjects that it would have several lines of evidence that are compli

then and i said, you know, if i were to ask any religious audience have you ever seen a deformed baby anden doubted god, raise your hand, everyone would have raised their hand.te we believers struggle more than you atheists do. and you think you're the questioning ones. we're the questioning ones. >> host: where did this book, "the ten commandments," come from. >> guest: it is exactly what the subtitle says. it is still the best moral code. this changed human history. and in the briefest book i ever wrote following the longest book i ever wrote -- which i had the honor of being on your show then -- this is a transcription of the 11 lectures, the ten commandments plus one introductory lecture which is on prageruniversity.com. we got about 11, 12 million views on that, and it continues to be widely viewed all over the world. and i have taught this my whole life from the hebrew. and this is the distillation of every idea i've had in teaching this for 40 years. so this is a, it's a very important book to me because it's very simple. if everybody lived by the ten commandments, you would not need

anden the delegates there, donald trump will win at least 39 delegates.e convoluted delegate process, happening in the coming weeks. look at total delegate numbers, donald trump, 1,119, marches closing closer to the 1,237. and as for democrats, over here, hillary clinton is now 148 away from the number she needs to get a majority that does include the super delegates, but, again, this will come down to super delegates and now the overwhelmingor

. >>> preparing for a full hour of news anden weather at 8:30 this morning.ersonal. donald trump speaking out overnight with a new attack on hillary clinton. this time accusing her of mistreating the women who claimed to have a sexual relationship with her husband. meanwhile, this morning, more prominent republicans adding their names to the growing list who say they won't support trump. >>> out of control. the raging wildfire in canada proving to be no match for firefighters this morning. fears the blaze could double in size by the end of the day as incredible video shows homes burning to the ground in a matter of minutes. >>> and getting down and derby. the track is set for the 142nd running of the kentucky derby. 20 horses all hoping to follow in american pharoah's hoof steps and make it all the way to the triple crown. dylan has a first look today, saturday, may 7th, 2016. ♪ dance, dance, dance ♪ all the things i should >>> it's my mom's birthday. >> all the way from maryland. >> it's my 14th birthday today. >> it's my 21st. >> girls, i'm 50. >> happy mot

bring us happy one to two inchs of rain not much an inch or show show from washington to annapolis andend out of our area to delaware and south jersey. temperatures outside right now comfortable and nice morning. 68 degrees in washington. and we'll make it to 83 later today with the sun giving way to clouds and again those showers arivering sometime during the evening hours you may have to put the grilling on hold. best to do it earlier. memorial day parade tomorrow 2:00 constitution avenue and watching for showers and storms that could interrupt it and not a definite. we may beth coming raindrops and the parade gets off okay. 7 day forecast 78 tomorrow with rain and thunderstorms. mostly sunny as we clear out tuesday. beautiful through the midweek and chance of showers and thunderstorms as we head towards the ends of the week. tom and annie. >> women are a growing force in the military. women will make up 15% of the total veteran population in the next 20 years. >> bringing deer general julia kekly paved the way for women in uniform. "fox5" bob barnard and lavine untraveled to her virgi

you learn certain things that poets don't usually admit and one of the things that i've learned andening as a reader might already know this is that if you write a poem you're writing a construction of language that has a life of its own and kid when it's ready it moves away and does things you may or may not approve of. but what i discovered is my poems have a meaning sometimes which i did not intend but which is there. and that is actually a sign offer that strength rather than of, you know, my weakness or at least i like to believe that. and i want to give you this one example. i wrote a poem and it's called reunion. and it's about this notion of coming to a place where you should know everybody and you don't. and you just realized how especially in a big society like ours how much of a stranger you are in your own hometown or school, and i wrote this poem and sent it to an editor he said dana m poem. one of your twilight zone poem and very much like expense of the twilight zone and i consider that a complement a one of my heros it came out in a book and a woman i knew as an undergrad

gold anden we look at commodity bear markets, we need to look at the mid-80's.market 1981 to 2001, but it went up 75% from 1985 to 1987. you could have been dead right .n gold for 20 years tom: inflation-adjusted quickly. quickly, your view on gold? an old gentleman said years ago that i am a buyer of gold. it hit 100. tom: sebastien galy and chris verrone with us as we look across economics, finance, and investment. i believe that is where they will go this afternoon. what did you miss? a conversation with william gross of janus capital. look at that at 4:30 p.m. this afternoon. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua in london. tom keene is in new york. buyers are saying it is confident that it can be -- bear is saying that it can -- bayer is saying that it can meet monsanto. aaron kirchfeld covers deals for bloomberg news. i like the way you put it earlier, which was that they said no thank you but in the nicest possible way. are they looking for a higher price? i think it is evident that they are.

community event today that focuses on the zika virus happening recreation center in southwest washington anden0:00 a.m. >>> a check on your saturday forecasnext with tom. t >>> tom, lovin' the sunshine early. want to hang on to it. >> hang on. it's clouding up quickly and we have high-moving, fast-moving, high clouds coming in from the west. passing over the metro area now. the clouds will be taking over and blocking the sun the next couple of hours. then showers and storms move from between 3:00 to as late as 8:00 p.m. a slight chance of wind damage. otherwise, thunder around 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. highs there, low 70s. breezy cooler sunday. partly cloudy. highs around 60. low 60s monday and partly cloudy. another chance of rain, late tuesday perhaps into wednesday morning. dry and mild thursday an >>> more news for you in 25 minutes. but for now, back to the "today" show in new york city. ♪ >>> we are back on this saturday morning, may 14, 2016 with drake. drake is hosting "snl" tonight. coming up, we are going to have fun with some of his lyrics where you can't tell if it's a hallmark card or no

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standardizing the labels could help consumers make bedecisions, facilitate don naiss of past tate food anden a win for companies. moving on, i'd like to talk about food donation. several of my kol for examples and the chairman mentioned the fear of exposure to liability which hampers food donation. but strong liability protects already exist. in 1996 congress passed the bill emerson good samaritan act which provides a very strong federal floor of civil and criminal liability protection to both food donors and the nonprofit organizations that distribute food to needy individuals. these organizations are protected as long as they don't act with intentional misconduct or gross negligence. but 67% of manufacturers and 54% of retailers still say that the main reason they don't donate is because of fear of liability. food recovery organizations report that many donors don't know about this legislation or that if they do know they're concerned about the lack of authoritative interpretation of some of the key terms. the act has not been challenged in court so there are no judicial interpretations of

anden the front cargo hold is very near there. so there are several scenarios that could explain it, but so, too, could an incendiary device in the front cargo hold, or if someone could have accessed the electronics bay. >> phil, why wouldn't isis just claim responsibility for good measure? >> i think one of the reasons they have, they've got to maintain some sort of support among potential people who would join or pay for the organization in places like europe and north america. we're going to determine what happened here, over time. isis isn't stupid. the people doing media for isis, many are from the west, from europe, from the united states, from canada. they will know eventually airline experts will determine what happened on this flight and i don't think they want to be embarrassed claiming something and having the black box, electronic show some other kind of failure. >> phil, mayory, thanks for you expertise. >>> president obama is in vietnam making a major announcement just hours ago. he has decided to lift a decades' old

anden the delegates there, donald trump will win at least 39 delegates. the number nearly doubles once west virginia works out its entire convoluted delegate process, happening in the coming weeks. look at total delegate numbers, donald trump, 1,119, marches closing closer to the 1,237. and as for democrats, over here, hillary clinton is now 148 away from the number she needs to get a majority that does include the super delegates, but, again, this will come down to super delegates and now the overwhelming majority say they will support hillary clinton. alisyn? >> thanks so much for that, john. >>> donald trump easily winning in nebraska and west virginia, but the political spotlight remains focused on tomorrow's meeting between trump and house speaker paul ryan, and what trump's former rivals are now saying about him. cnn is live in washington with the latest. hi, sunland. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. an important morning for donald trump. e presumptive nominee with a small group of support on capitol hill. as he's working to unify the party around

anden cnn political contributor and hillary clinton supporter hilary rosen.mediate impact, mark? >> great interview. hillary clinton has gone places she hasn't gone before given every opportunity in weeks before your interview yesterday to go after donald trump, to say was he qualified, and she used yesterday during a time of concern and a time of terror to really go after donald trump, say that he's divisive, that he's unhinged, unmoored and not qualified to be president. >> what did you hear? that hillary clinton thinks he's not qualified to be president. she's been telegraph those thoughts. what did you think yesterday? >> i heard something substantive, though. hillary clinton is the no going to be doing the sort of personal insult tour that donald trump seems to campaign on constantly when he attacks her. what she said yesterday was, i'm concerned that he's, you know, criticizing america's greatest ally, i'm concerned that he's promoting a despotic dictator in north korea and wants to give additional weapons to additional countries and is banning muslims

when you look at this as a struggling conservative to find anden identity amongst yourselves, what do you think about this situation with trump? is he presenting himself as the crusader against the norm, taking on the big shots like the "new york times"? or is he just getting tangled up in his own feet? >> i think he's -- i would say 35iking lemonade out of a lemon. i do think the problem with the "new york times" story is that it confirms what we already suspect about donald trump based on things he's done and said over the years including the megyn kelly thing, including what he said about carly fiorina and what he says on howard stern. the story itself i think is bad. what trump has done, though, i think is good. it's good for him. it's good politics and actually i think republicans are happy with this part of are donald trump, because there is a sense that the "new york times," the mainstream media, will always turn against the republican candidate, and, you know, beat them over the head. now trump is paying a bit of jujitsu against them. >> as a result of some of these temperamen

we will press his campaign about his plans anden discuss their implications.lls out this morning. a key battleground, how to dnt dn donald trump and hillary clinton stack up geps each other? we begin with phil mattingly. >> could there be a de-escalation in the republican party? donald trump facing a series of difficult days inside his party with top officials all looking towards that thursday meeting with house speaker paul ryan. now, there is no question that republican officials are still struggling with the fact that donald trump is their nominee both on the donor side and on the political side. but he is the nominee. that means acceptance, even if they don't like it, needs to come fast if they want to win in november. an offer from house speaker paul ryan saying he'll step down as chairman of the republican national convention if donald trump asks him to. >> he's the nominee. i'll do whatever he wants, with respect to the convention. >> reporter: ryan, striking a conciliatory tone after a bombshell announcement last week that he wasn't ready to support tr