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. ♪ - you know, ang, that's the lady that fired me. - really? she fired you?t. - well, i think it's a product people will really want. and since i've definitely got the money to invest, my offer to you, good sir, is 10 billion caviars. - well, wrong again, leach. one day, companies will know everything about a consumer. if you can hack into his desires, then you can rule the world. i've invested a great deal of money into discovering people's secret wants. and what they don't want is a megaphone that makes your voice into a fart. - well, i'm in, and i think... - oh, my god, ang, i got a hunch. - yeah, it's from sitting on the sofa for too long. don't worry; there's nothing you can do about it. - [flatulence] [cell phone ringtone plays] - ♪ booty, booty call booty, booty call ♪ - hello? - mom? i finally figured out who owns biscuit blitz. it's gram. - wait, what? - but it all makes sense now. why did she mysteriously show up as soon as i started looking into that story? - oooh! - and why did she fire me as soon as i started getting too close? - ahh! - and why w

- oh, my god, ang, i got a hunch. - yeah, it's from sitting on the sofa for too long.s nothing you can do about it. - [flatulence] [cell phone ringtone plays] - ♪ booty, booty call booty, booty call ♪ - hello? - mom? i finally figured out who owns biscuit blitz. it's gram. - but it all makes sense now. why did she mysteriously show up as soon as i started looking into that story? - oooh! - and why did she fire me as soon as i started getting too close? - ahh! - and why wouldn't she let me take home my bankers boxes after i had been fired? - ohh-aahhh-oohh! - hey, i've been trying to get in touch with greg. is he at work with you? - well, he's with me, but not exactly at work. - what's going on? you have your "don't tell dad i bought another haiti time-share" voice. - [nervously] do i? - hey. - katie? i didn't think you'd come, considering the last time we saw each other, you'd just been fired and you said, "i wish i'd eaten breakfast this morning so i can take a dump on your desk." - i did say that. i'd say it again. - so how have you

he was put ange lot of pressure on them and time to get to the table and made the point. we saw the israeli-palestinian peace delem yeah. indiscernible] the secretary: i think that's a question for each individual country to answer. i don't want to speak on any one of them. [indiscernible] the secretary: the president is quite the communicator, which shouldn't surprise you. he adjusts his style to the people he is meeting with and the issues and the urg begins si around these issues. he dials the urg gets si up and the style dials unand i can tell you that the meetings in israel and palestine, he was very energized because he feels there is an urgency and take advantage of this opportunity and sets his tone depending on how important the issues are and obviously taking into account the party he is dealing with. he has been pretty remarkable. seethis is my first time to the president sbrg act in this way and he has been pretty remarkable. i wasn't on the one-i-one with the hope. it was photographed and exchanged depreetings with the pe [captions copyright national cable sa

russia ang to make little bit worried about what the nato is up to.entioned intelligence sharing a big part of the new agreement. who will trust who given all going on and many investigations within the united states? yesterday, the u.s. outing the name of the bomber before england. right.hart: that is the british home secretary was quite outspoken when she complained about that name coming out in the press in the u.s. before the u.k. had briefed on it. there are tensions around that. one of the reasons why some countries, particularly germany, was skeptical about nato playing this role in sharing intelligence is they would have to share intelligence with a turkey, for example, which is a nato member. some countries are skeptical about that. what you nato is saying it would only share intelligence on a much longer term, strategic level. for the most part, short term would be taken place on a bilateral level. vonnie: interesting. i hope good to speak to you after the summit. that is ian wishart. of the securities exchange discussing president trump's p

ang is a true rock star. he is on the top of his game in his field. his research is something that want torojet rocketdyne support. g'srecognition of dr. zhan achievement and inspiring students to reach for the stars and the growing partnership with uah, i am pleased to announce that aerojet rocketdyne is endowing a chair in space scientists at uah to recognize the work of dr. zhang. [applause] i am thee: i realize only thing standing between you and receiving your diploma. that is why you came today, so i will close with this. wherever your future endeavors take you, be confident you are ready. surround yourself with good positive people. embrace the challenges life will throw your way. above all, trust yourself. your future is bright, and you will work to create an even brighter future for the next generation. congratulations to the class of 2017. , and don'tgodspeed ever stop reaching for the stars. thank you. [applause] this weekend, our cities tour goes to trenton, new jersey. book tv and american history tv feature the history and literary cultu

ang is a true rock star. he is on the top of his game in his field. his research is something that want torojet rocketdyne support. g'srecognition of dr. zhan achievement and inspiring students to reach for the stars and the growing partnership with uah, i am pleased to announce that aerojet rocketdyne is endowing a chair in space scientists at uah to recognize the work of dr. zhang. [applause] i am thee: i realize only thing standing between you and receiving your diploma. that is why you came today, so i will close with this. wherever your future endeavors take you, be confident you are ready. surround yourself with good positive people. embrace the challenges life will throw your way. above all, trust yourself. your future is bright, and you will work to create an even brighter future for the next generation. congratulations to the class of 2017. , and don'tgodspeed ever stop reaching for the stars. thank you. [applause] this weekend, our cities tour goes to trenton, new jersey. book tv and american history tv feature the history and literary cultu

the blue ang republican leaders are to affordable health care.riello and in congress i voted for obamacare because it was wrong that a million virginians weren't covered while insurance companies now i'm running for governor because it's wrong that most virginia incomes haven't gone up in 20 years. together, we can stop donald trump, raise wages and build an economy that works for everyone. and we'll make sure this never happens in virginia. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the abc news exclusive. president trump's sons called to the fbi. learning from authorities that foreign hackers tried to break into the trump organization. >>> also developing tonight, president trump's son-in-law jared kushner, a top adviser in the west wing. now, his meetings with the russians under fbi scrutiny. >>> blistering words from hillary clinton. what she said today about impeachment that immediately made headlines. >>> severe storms hitting tonight and tomorrow. several major travel cities in the bull's eye. rob marciano standing by. >>> the seria

kimberly: new a swat team killed a jail inmate at ang two versus hostage chicago hospital.e held the nurses hostage for nearly three hours. he was being treated at the hospital when he grabbed the guard pass gun. the moved in after negotiations failed. afterwards, the police spoke about how one of the nurses is doing tonight. >> the employee is with her family, being checked at the hospital. her condition, she is extremely upset about this. kimberly: very scary, but neither nurse was hurt. the police have not disclosed why the man was being treated at the hospital in the first place. we know he was facing charges for stealing a police vehicle. county,and why, go maryland, has ruled that an inmate who escaped while undergoing not competent to stand trial. watson was recaptured six days after escaping while on his way to a mental hospital in howard county. watson is serving life in prison for the attempted murder of a police officer in delaware. he faces similar charges. north korea testfired what appears to be another ballistic missile. this one flew about 500 miles before c

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i love you. >> i can't with you, ang. you're a lot to deal with. you know that, right? >> i know.agonize people. because i know i'll get away with it. >> carreri is serving 45 days for possession of a controlled substance. she admits to earning her living dealing drugs and said she plans to do so again when released. >> when you have money you can do anything. i like to be able to do anything and have no boundaries, no rules. i set my own. when i sell drugs i feel in control of the situation. of what i do and what i plan to do next. no one can tell me otherwise. >> still, she says she does feel bad for taupting her in front of sister michelle and is asked to explain herself. >> ashley is heather's girlfriend and i kind of jumped in it. >> it got to a boiling point. >> yeah, and i blew some kisses because she cursed at me. >> let's go back and put that on the side. how long have you been here? >> almost 30 days. >> 30 day. and how old are you? >> i'll be 30 next year. >> do you have children? >> two. >> how old are they? >> two girls,ate and 10. >> oh, wow. did you lose custody of

. >>> ang thoughny flores is in with sports. >> we're talking giants and something they haven't doneot of lately and that's score. bronze has been anything but easy for the giants. their last in the majors in scoring and tonight they woul hit diamond without their biggest weapon, posey. posey taking the night off. some of the duffs in the house to check out the action. huntly pulls into the left center bleachers first homer of the year and the gienlts take a 2-0 lead. now we move to the fourth and brandon belt tries out the concessions in right center. that is a solo shot. his tenth of the season. and the giants take a 3-0 lead. they're not done, though. later in the inning, two on for the pitcher ty blach, base hit up the middle, that scores is hung from third, his other three came out kershaw and out of sixth blach getting it done on the hill. he strikes out mar cake cuss in the inning and right nought giants lead it 5-2 in the eighth inning. well, the a's showing off or a's fans showing off in the bronx and baseball is all about teamwork. stall lin castro gets a glove on it and aa

require ang does balancing of competing interests.olitics comes into making the policy, but the starting point for those policies in science does not require and should not makingis requirement of sure that the interested or affected parties are represented. you are looking for the evidence, you are not looking to make a policy. the science advisory committees have no contact to the board of science counselors -- the board of science counselors has no contact with the regulators in the epa. they provide the evidence, a review of where the fields are, what research should be conducted before the regulations are made. is a misguided statement to say the scientific advisory committee should have representation of the affected industries. host: some of the critics of this move include some of your democratic -- former democratic colleagues in congress. toa letter sent administrator prewitt, house democrats said we have serious can turns about this action that has prematurely removed all applied experts from the epa's board and deprives ep

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. >>> ang ghi pf gov here at the live desk with a developing story out of prince george's county. a fire around midnight. officials in the 9500 block of blanchard drive. out in the fort washington area. despite how massive it looks, we are being told nobody lot of damage. we are following up with investigators now and will bring you more as we get it. now back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> 4:56 now. you won't have to tip your driver if you're taking one of lyft's self-driving cars. the company is working with google owned wamo to make self-driving cars a reality. they want to make sure that programs are safe and responsible. uber is also trying to incorporate self-driving cars into its lineup. not clear when this would happen for either company. >>> if you want to help support small businesses, head to loudoun county this week. that's where you'll find 10,000 small businesses operating. today local entrepreneurs will be getting together. >> i think we need to see more women in business. i think in loudoun county there is something special. a lot of women have careers and then t

oakland mayor libb as anged her mind - on how spend money coming i m the soda tax. sing the >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf has changed her mind on how to spend money coming in from the soda tax. schaaf had suggested using the funds to clothes budget deficit of the city but -- to close the budget deficit of the city but many complained saying it wasn't what voters were product. the money was originally intended to fight childhood obesity and soda drinking. now she is reversed her plan. the city council will meet this month to discuss closing the deficit. >>> exciting news for skiers and boarders. squaw valley announced it's staying open late. it will be open past the 4th of july holiday for weekend skiing. it will be the longest season ever. for now it's still open 7 days a week. it's always fun to go down and scream. >> alpine meadows will be open, as well. and after the 4th of july, it's every saturday. but boy, it's the first time ever. >> yeah. >> the longest season ever. i thought this heat wave would go on forever. >>> we have good news if you are looking for r

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short in treasuries and i want to pick out the speculative positioning on the 10 years because it has anged came into the year with a big record short. we snapped back aggressively. jeff gundlach asking the question, when this chart zigs, should you zag? because when this was aggressively short treasuries, the positioning has changed. do you have to go the other way to think about where the positioning is? >> you need to think about positioning, but it does not change the fundamentals of the trade. so you are talking about 10 to 20 basis points. that is real money, don't get me wrong. but at the end of the day, the longer-term trends are in place that i think serve as a range bound type of existence for 10 year yields. jonathan: what do you make of that, the consensus reflected has often been wrong in the treasury market over the last couple of years. will it continue to be so? brian: probably. right now, i think the market will be relatively calm for the balance of the year. the market has a funny way of surprising us. jonathan: i ask this question on almost every show over the last couple

. >>> and severe storms hitting as we come on, from texas up to you' illi ang,isashet tndtonight. in eat hav youiths>>engo o nod ae friday night. we begin with the emergency aiying out onboard an american reports of a man trying to break into the cockpit. authorities s he was holding a laptop computer. f-22s alongside. the man was stopped, taken off the plane in handcuffs. david kerley in washington, what have you learned? >> reporter: as you mentioned, american airlines flight was met by law enforcement when it landed in honolulu, and had been escorted by two f-22 aircraft. and the man is in detention at this hour. we're told that the man, said to be a foreign national, tried to reach the he was standincog neackr apit. with a laptop in his hand. he was told to sit down. that's when he made a move, trying to open the cockpit we're told that law enforcement officials are analyzing what they're calling aou item, not confirming it was the laptop. but the threat of explosives hidden in laptops has ledo a ban on computers larger than a cell phone on flights co. it's a growing concern b

. >>> voters in france are ang anxiously awaiting sunday's election which could make or break the european union. macron and ma lean le pen duke it out with less than 48 hours before the polls open. with insults, allegations of fake news and even a hacking arrest dominating the last hours of that campaign. we are joined with matt live. in the la days what is the feeling there? >> reporter: this isn't just the last days, these are the last hours of the campaign by midnight tonight the candidates are supposed to stop campaigning formally ahead of that vote on sunday. this isn't necessarily supposed to be a particularly close vote. all of the polls roo it now have emmanuel macron, he is the centrist candidate, beating far right populist candidate le pen by about 20%. but we know that some of these populist votes as we've seen in brexit and with donald trump have a tendency to surprise. that's not the only thing about this campaign that is saturdaying to look a little bit american. barack obama yesterday obviously the former u.s. president, actually weighed in at the request of the macron camp

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this whole encounter from than ang to end was less few minutes. in other words, from the time mr.rling was confronted by these police officers, having a gun put to his head, and being shot, less than 30 seconds after he was pinned to the ground, took place in a matter of minutes. this is not standing operating procedure. this is not standing -- standard policing. we are asking that the attorney general conduct a thorough investigation, that he consider the full range of the officer's conduct during the encounter. it also the kind of officer he was. and is. this happens with brutal regularity, as you know quite well. a young black man is 21 more times likely to lose his hands at the police than his white counterpart. this occurs with brutal normality that we cannot countenance. we cannot put up with. yes, the state investigation should continue because the state standard as opposed to the federal standard is broader and lower, not easy to meet, but easier to meet than the federal standard that the department of justice declined to pursue charges under. astounding, truly the only pe

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ang kong is not known to take large part in the market before.d a u.s.eployment of mitchell field. in a phone call, he said it would be easier to settle the differences over the sad missile defense system is news korea would stop being so provocative. in the u.s., airlines are protect -- preparing for a widening of the ban on laptops and other large electronic devices on planes bound for american airports. your meeting with homeland security to discuss the decision, but it is not clear if there will be an immediate announcement. originatingflights from eight countries in the middle east. and analysts expect annual profits in japan's mega-bank to fall for a third straight year. monday, evenrt on as the impact of negative rates continues to ease. seen falling to just under $20 million. a bloomberg survey all projects a further 1.4% drop for this current financial year. arm remy inocencio, this is bloomberg. check on how the asian markets are shaping up so far on this friday morning with haidi lun, joining us from sydney. haidi? haidi: happy friday,

. >>> if you're stepping out tonight or tomorrow honk ang on the steering wheels.advisory coast, bay and hills until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night and airport weather warning until 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. the winds right now at sfo gusting at 46 miles an hour. they are experiencing gate holds and taxi delays anywhere from 45 miles an hour to an hour because of the wind. just keep that in mind. as you check your eyes for your saturday coming down even more inland, that is temperatures will be primarily in the 60s to low 70s. it's going to be a windy one and those green returns you're looking at right there could be a few sprinkles especially over the higher terrain. as tds winds die down on sunday the temperatures will respond showing you a warming trend from sunday to tuesday before dropping temperatures again. it's that time of year when we see the windy conditions. temperatures are like a yo-yo, up and down so we will go down and second half of the-week old will be warmer. and tuesday will see more cloud cover and cooling us off a bit. >> sounds good. >>> all right how ar

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i had ang next to me who had an arp over me and was antagoniing heather. >> she said eff you to mementlew a kiss. that flamed her. that was basically bring it on type of thing. then she snapped. i knew she was going to. she kept saying that. she said i'm going to flip [ bleep ] out. >> verden is serving ten months on petty larceny. she said she was caught stealing clothing and jewel ary to purchase drugs. >> i wanted to beat her up. i was defending myself in a way. she instigated the situation. >> how did she instigate? >> she sat there making comments to me and started blowing kisses to many me. just aggravated me. >> it's not a good look. >> coming up -- >> this was catholic services? >> yes. >> heather answers to authorities. and -- >> this this man, dangerous, dangerous man is going to be in jail for a long type. >> the the district attorney says patrick o'sullivan is not only guilty of rape but a murder for hire flot. >>> long island suffolk county is known for its beautiful beaches. the town of riverhead, inmates at the county jail can't hear the crash of the waves but they can a

the 47% of ang, linos who don't show up so much in super hero films.g much, if not most of the hard work of getting things done in this town. one in tenangelinos are undocumented, one in ten. think about that number for a while, that's who's here now. contemplate, if you will, what would happen if anywhere near 10% of the work force were no longer here, continually if they're over represented in those fields that most of us are in no hurry to enter. los angeles, like much of california, use to be part of mexico, now mexico, or a whole lot of mexicans, are a vital part of us. ♪ >>> raoul is a professor of chicago studies -- gakato studies at ucla. back on washington boulevard serves from the city from mexico. >> so, you know about -- i mean -- >> this is the market, isn't it? >> it's this village, okay in the middle of a valley, the oldest valley where agriculture was in the world, these people who live here, lived there for about 10,000 years so there's evidence to be seen of being manipulated all the way back then. and that's where the core of it that

we will be talking later on this of ang about the cfo company who has been speaking to a colleague. u.k. another cfo will be joining us here on daybreak europe. movements in the pound are hurting profits in the u.k.? we will have a good conversation here. thanks. plenty to look forward to. that is all we have for this edition of "bloomberg markets: middle east." looking at u.s. equity futures, they are still low. shery: we are also taking a look at emerging markets in asia. currency is looking pretty solid. i have to say the aussie dollar right now is way down. commodity prices looking soggy when it comes to industrial metals, led by copper. this is a mixed picture across markets in asia. we will have other headlines at the top of the hour on daybreak europe coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ selling if you are iphones as consumers await the next device. apple shares fall down. manus: waiting for yellen. no hike is expected, traders look forward signals of what is to come from the fence. anna: france's biggest bank beats estimates. we year from its ceo. >> bottom line is 4.4%. ♪

numerous arab and i camic scholars have ang oued that protecting equality strengthens arab an muslim communities. lives side by side, we must practice tolerance and respect for each other. make should region a place where every man and woman no matter their faith, or ethnicity, can enjoy a life of dignity and hope. in that spirit, after concluding that we're at today, riyadh, which i have gotten to know so well in so short a time. i will travel to je jerusalem,,f they can join in top cooperation, then peace in this wo. the d is possible, incationsding peace between israelis and palestinians. i will be meeting with both israeli prime minister netanfthu and palestinian president abbas. starving terrorists of their territorhoo of their funding, ad false allure of the craven ideology will be the basis for easily defeating them. but no discussion of stamping out this threat would be cot iflete without mentioning te government that gives terrorists safe harbor, financial backing and social standing needed for recruitment. a regime that is responsible for so much instability in that region.

bloomberg's danny burger, thank you for bringing that, and andrew ang. mark: fascinating interview.p, emmanuel macron will the next president. we will look at the 39-year-old centrist's rise to power. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. i am markin london, barton. it is time for bloomberg markets. now let's look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. the largest poultry producer in the u.s., tyson foods, has been questioned about florida's attorney general about anticompetitive conduct. the company says it's cooperating. tyson is already under investigation for allegedly colluding with other producers to drive to can prices higher. prices toexpect home rise 3% over the next year according to a fannie mae national housing survey. month's reading resumed an upward trend after dipping last month. the study also found that most americans think that now is a good time to buy a house. people are more confident about keeping their jobs. southwest will shift their 30-year-old reservation system to a new platform. it will cost southwest $500 mi

. >> mason nation, ang. >> go arabia this morning, the first of several countries he's visiting on hisgn trip as president. mr. trump will also visit israel, belgium and italy. >>> we are working to find out if any students were involved in an apparent stabbing at the university of maryland. one person was seriously hurt in a dorm overnight. the school's graduation is this weekend, by the way. >>> we are just seeing new photos from a school bus lot that went up in flames where a school bus in the lot went up in flames. it is not clear what started the fire in montgomery county. several buses were damaged and one was destroyed here. >>> repair work will continue this weekend on mcarthur boulevard in d.c. a central water main flooded and opened up a sinkhole. >>> 72 degrees right now, tom, how much warmer is it going to get? >> not much. this could be the warmest part of the day right now. we're going to see it holding steady in the 60s for the rest of the day. and so our july and may weather is gone for now. and look at our pattern here. a little below average and maybe some showers on

down wednesday then into your mothers day weekend. 52 tomorrow in san francisco. 53 in oakland. 59 in angsanta rosa. afternoon highs for tomorrow, a lot of mid to upper 80s for the warmer locations. 84 santa rosa, 86 in antioch, 81 in san jose, another nice day around the bay, 76 in san mateo. 65 in pacifica. here's the extended forecast. notice a big drop off by midweek wednesday, 10 to 15 degrees cooler wednesday for our inland communities and cooler thursday, it could be breezy over the next few days with temperatures in the upper 60s and lower 70s but cool off the coast. temperatures getting to 60 in the afternoon and around the bay, lower to mid 60s, change are coming. >>> frank joins us now for some of the stories we are working on for 5:00 including the breaking news in the sierra lamar case. >> the jury has reached a verdict in the sierra lamar case. tonight at 5:00, when the jury is expected to announce their decision and we get some perspective from our legal analyst. also frank, big money being thrown at a big problem in the city. >> $100 million, it's the largest donation of i

know that there is a lot of plain clothes security people but the anticipation and the stress and the ang site is rached -- anxiety is ratcheted up. >> remember that the death threats on instagram just happened over the last few hours, we have not had a chance to talk to officials to find out if they have ramped up security or if its business as usual. >> it's going to be an entertaining night for a lot of reasons tonight. >> thank you guys, see you before the game. >> less check in with our meteorologist. i was surprised how cool it was this morning. >> all of the cloud cover this afternoon, really enhancing the cooling with temperatures five to 10 degrees cooler for our inland cities today. the cloud cover continues, we are going to be mostly cloudy through this evening. tomorrow we begin to see changes as a warming trend gets underway. 56 degrees right now in san francisco. 69 in santa rosa, lower 60s in oakland, lower 60s in livermore and 65 in san jose, if you are going to see the giants playing, you will need the jacket, mostly cloudy skies, cooler temperatures and the wind at 25 mi

if they have information that this child prevents ang imminent danger to others, appropriate action has to be taken to prevent future harm. >> we are waiting to hear back from the district about why no title nine report was done. if it's true, there was none into this case as well. >>> uc berkeley has fired an assistant professor for harassing students. in february 2015, four female students accused the man of sexual harassment. he touched the students inappropriately and made sexual references to the students. >> the faculty held a hearing on the matter and concluded with clear and convincing evidence that he violated the campus policy on sexual harassment. >> the man had sued the university for discrimination. >>> testimony conditions in the penalty phase the antolin garcia-torres , the man found guilty of killing sierra lamar. the judge has ruled that the lead detective in the case can be recalled to the stand. he is accused of giving fails testimony in a separate murder trial. he is the one that headed up the investigation that resulted in the conviction of antolin garcia-torres. de

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. >>> in san francisco, the search continues for several suspects involved in ang overnight home invasion, one of the suspects fired at responding officers. >> reporter: this is the home that was the center of attention overnight. it also appears that the residents of the home packed up and got out of the home for now, investigators were called to the scene of the home invasion last night. the officers approached the front door of the home and the suspect ran out of the back of the home. at least one of the suspects fired a gun at the officers and they fired back. multiple suspects were running, hopping over fences, officers said in the chase they were able to catch one suspect. officers issued a shelter in place for five hours but the other suspects managed to get away, police said that despite the facts that the suspects are on the run, they do not believe that there is a threat to the neighborhood. >> we believe that the resident was targeted for a reason, but we do not feel that there is a larger threat to the neighborhood in general. >> reporter: at least one of the occupants of the

spilled into a storm drain and fire officials say that's where the fumes came elementary school for about anged in a fiery crash on the suitland parkway last week. she was only 20. she was one of three people killed in that crash. dior's career had started gaining national attention before she was killed. >>> police in manchester, england, are trying to prevent more terror attacks. they continue to conduct raids and arrests in the wake of the attack at the ariana grande concert. police are also patrolling trains. today the chief also said he's seeing an increase in hate crimes across the city. >>> pat, leon harris here at the live desk with a follow-up regarding manchester. we learned that ariana grande is planning to return to manchester, she wants to give a benefit concert to raise money for the victims. she suspended her tour and canceled several appearanc in a statement today, she said, we won't let hate win. a date has not yet been set for the benefit concert, but we learned that she's going to restart her world tour on june 7th, and the first show will take place in paris. >> good news,

so people were very ang grip at do and they flocked to taylor but do's tribe stayed and that's where you -- where the whole actual civil war comes from. people were getting killed because of the tribe they belonged to. that was horrific and that's what started the whole -- liberia became famous for -- the government soldiers and the rebels, abducting the children of these women, and becoming -- and turning them into child soldiers and raping the mother in front of the children and then taking the children away and that sort of thing. that was a truly horrific time for liberia. >> host: i was shocked to read about how the kids were drugged. >> guest: yes. >> host: it was terrible, well, switching gears a minute, thinking about the women, the market women, the women who organized -- >> guest: they're my favorite. >> host: one of my favorite parts. as i travel throughout many african country is always see the market women. they ubiquitous. so knowing how they deliberately organized -- there's one partner book where they're organizing separate from johnson sirleaf. she is doing a traditi

the terrible suffering and ang gity of what happens to people in france, and on the eve of the electiond, another terror incident in paris. >> i was here for the first round. l gn it is a winner take all, the winner ultimately becomes a terrorist attack. it t is not far from where i am and it sent a chilling chilling effect. but the larger environment of fear, you mentioned the baticlan attack. and the attack in nice, that all has an impact on french voters and marine le pen is trying to capitalize that. she says hhave resto order to the country. and you mentioned there are ties to the trump campaign, and absolutely there are, i was just talking to one of marine le pen's top aids, and get where he was? he informs trump tower. now he is hoping that what he saw that night in trump tower will take place here in paris, so the le pen campaign is looking at the play book that donald trump used in rhetoric and some of their campaign tactics. >> thank you, richard, we will be watching all of your reports tonight and on nightly news and sunday afternoon our time. >> yes, sunday afternoon your ti

less widespread ang have the but we still are expecting some scattered shower activity as we head intoorning and then by monday night, it does look to clear out down the shore. so if you are trying to get out and grill and enjoy yourself it's not going to be a washout. that's the good news. it's not going to be a washout. just be aware that there could be some scattered showers. in the poconos we've got temperatures into the 60s. and once again some scattered showers just make sure you keep track of your radar. see where those showers are located. you may have to move some of your outdoor activities indoors for a bit. and then, it shop be all that bad you can go back outside because again it won't be widespread or washout just expecting scattered showers. memorial day 81 your high. tuesday we're looking at a high of 82 degrees. and we stay in the upper 70s low 80s for the rest of that seven day forecast. back to you. >> all right. monica, thank you. in the market for a big ticket item like a car or a new fridge memorial day weekend might be the best time to buy. what you should steer c

. >> reporter: by kindergarten, ang b alg b algebra, second grade, geometrg. >> reporter: i decided to sign up for community classes. following her passion for math, this trajectory is from tracy mason. >> her poise and intellect are all balanced in stephanie. she's extremely bright, knows what she wants and it's really fearless. >> reporter: stephanie tells me her best friends are those she made back in elementary school. and she strives for balance. >> i like going to movies, i like swimming and doing normal stuff. >> reporter: do you ever just sit on the couch and binge-watch a mindless show and realize, i don't know, seven episodes have >> reporter: me neither. that doesn't happen to many either. do you realize you're that far ahead of everybody else? >> not really. you know, it is just life to me. everyone else might see it as weird, but yeah, it is just life. >> reporter: how do you keep humble? how do you keep that humility? >> i don't think i deserve to be a called a genius or anything. >> reporter: her advice to young people? >> don't give up. always look at the end goal. just

. >> rick walks his dog down every morning ang says he is says the smashed windows daily basis. >> katlyn waste ford was woun of the. >> this mercedes was another. >> i think for all the taxes we pay the police needs to be do ago better job. >> police were dusting his car for fingerprints while he was telling us that. we take a look at the police crime map but did not show up this neighborhood is a stand outfor breakens. in fact the crime map didn't offer any insight when it came to trying to identify auto burglary hot spots. >> it's a slap on the wrist to break into cars. >> the manager of in auto glass repair shop claims that lower penalties unld prop 7 are the reasons for the break-ins all over san francisco. but a spokesman for the spris district attorney's says that's not accurate. >> the increase in autobler burglary preceded the prop 7 that's important for the have you viewers to note. >> the d. a. was a supporter of prop 47 he says car burglaries declined in the past year and enforcement is being concentrate zplood contrary to popular belief this is largely being perpetrated by or

people, 40 increase for people overall, in states like iowa just this week, you see at nonmedical aetna ang out. it was unaffordable. >> we know this has a long way to go, but it has successfully cleared one chamber. what, if anything, would you like to see worked on? >> one of the reasons why voted for mr. trump was because i was looking at the line where it was going to be, the g.o.p. was in the house, going to get things done, and i haven't seen a lot of that. and the fact that he had to go back, and he was making deals, but it would have been special for me if they're making deals with democrats across the board. >> did you just see mike say you haven't? >> halftime celebration. that i'll be excited. >> the 28 bills of the present has signed, unemployment is at its lowest level, you can credit obama if you want, but hourly wages are up. the stock market made record highs today. here is what matters to america. wages went up 2.5% versus last year, you know why that matters, 57% of americans don't have enough money in their bank account to pay for an emergency at $500 tire replacement, le

a native ang elino. b spanish, a higher priced mexicanestaurant than most are accustomed to. chef eddie are childhood friends who opened the wonderful but short lived al ta pub. which put them both on the map in the modern mexican dynasty. dining scene. >> i absolutely believe the next big thing is reevaluation of flavors and ingredients and a revaluation of how much you should pay. >> there's always going to be new arifles that they are willing to sell you. really good mexican food for very cheap. but not the kind of deep flavors that you find in my travel there is. >> sometimes the thing that is passed dourn is a recipe. it's not a home. it's passed down from generation to generation. it call all comes from these rustic dishes that our grandmothers and grandfathers cooked for us. >> do you have any responsibility to protect the traditional flavors and ingredients of mexico or not? >> of course. everything that you see here in front of you is inspired by something we had as a child. but how do we presen