arne: that's right. david: he is still involved. arne: yes.id: during your watch marriott bought starwood for $13.7 billion. you are competing with a chinese company at the time. were you worried you are overpaying? how did you win at the end? arne: it was a great process. it is a company that had been for sale for most of 2015. initially we thought it was too expensive. but it got cheaper for us over the course of the year. in early 2016, the chinese surface and throw in a rival bid, and that throws a new wrinkle in it and cost us more, but we still, to my surprise, still came out on top. david: did bill marriott say i don't like to spend $13.7 billion for hotels. we will just build them. did he say your job is on the line if this does not work out? arne: no, actually he was, i was very touched by his first reaction, maybe his second reaction. i called him and said i want to talk to you about buying starwood, but don't form any points of view yet. because we need to take you through the financial model and strategic -- david: what did he say?

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arne: i've worked with marriott for the 23 years i have been at the company. the same thing, pringles and toblerone. arne: we figure sooner or later, the government will say that is a balanced meal. [laughter] david: when i check out, they want my credit card again. arne: they shouldn't need that unless there is something deeply suspicious about you. david: that could be the case. that could be. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way.

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. >> the british-based chip designer arn is suspending business with the chinese tech giant huawei. they are told to pause any contract. it could hinder its ability to create its own smartphone chips. they designed just for most mobile chips around the world. the world football governing viva hasthe -- fa 22 --d that -- fi 2022 world cup will not expand. last year, he said the expansion could begin in 2022. those plans have now been scrapped. i spoke with a sportswriter for the guardian and he believes they welcomed the decision to stop the expansion. tens of billions of dollars on infrastructure that they have been planning and as you say, a very late stage with this idea of expanding the whole thing and neighboring countries, three of whom are in hostilities and blockading the countryside. the other potential countries around did not have the facilities necessary, so it seemed a very far-fetched idea and we did not see any enthusiasm. i would imagine that it will be very pleased to see it scrapped. >> the house of commons has was owned -- resigned over the handling of brexit stop

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. >>> 41 people are now confirmed to have died when a russian passenger burst into flames on arn airport runway in moscow. it carrying 79 people when it was forced to make an emergency landing and went into flames on the runway. they were scrambling out, some will babies in their arms. >> we saw a ton of sirens. we did not have time to see more. >> six people were critically injured. investigators are looking into equipment failure, pilot error and perhaps bad weather as possible causes for that disaster. >>> our time is 4:39. federal investigators are looking into why a chartered jet ended up in a river. that plane was carrying 143 military personnel when it slid into the st. john's river in jacksonville florida on friday. recovered the undamaged flight data recorder and it is being examined now in washington. federal investigators say quest the direction of the landing just before they landed at naval air station in jacksonville. a >> we don't know what they were thinking or why they made that choice and that will be one of the things that we look to find out. >> a full assessment of t

let's take a look at the severe thustorm -- arning.ave a severe thunderstorm warning in effect, frederick a damascus and souther cal county and parts of baltimore county. so here is what we're looking at. a sngere thunderstorm warni until 11:45 and with the storm damaging winds, 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts. hail and heavy rain. ve been seeing aretty good amount of lightning. starting to back off on that a little bit. if you look at the storm right now, just to close to mount airt but think is showing hail with the storm and it will continue to push to the east so right along 70 to the north of 70 and moving into howard county and southern carol county. this is a big picture with a time stap -- stamp and owen hills,onight is a good night to sleep away from the windows. especially with all of the reports that we've seen farther south with similar strength storms. now here is a look at washington, d.c. i saw one lightning bolt earlier so it is trying to build up. it is just struggling because it is night time. but we'll soo -- see heavy r

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justin bieber and ed sheer arn team up tomorrow. sheeshan also cowrote bieber's hit song "love yourself." and for the first time, a woman will lead the grammys. deborah dugan has been named president and ceo of the organization. she was previously ceo of bono's organization red. >>> coming up, how retailers are catering to consumers. >>> and live look outside. this time from sfo. cloudy to start on this thursday morning. >>> good thursday morning to you. we're starting off the day with cloudy skies. patchy drizzle as well. this is due to strong onshore flow. as we head through the day, we'll see gradually slow clearing. 73 in santa clara. 73 for a high in san jose. looking at mid-70s, antioch and for brentwood, as we head across berkeley. mid-60s. as well as alameda. upper 60s and daytime highs in ukiah and lake port and clear lake. we'll talk about our chance to see a few showers and isolated thunderstorm later today. coming up. back to you. >> thank you. new this morning, from the runway to retail, more and more clothing stores ar

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is the leader of electric vehicles now however they have been struggling to they reported horrible arning slow deliveries sinking demand and to try to fix this basically they're trying to pivot over to insurance is the don must creating more of a mass that he is actually cleaning up. he's creating more of a mess he did have a relationship previously with liberty mutual where was insured by tesla and was sort of that was his little program and it got very expensive as a mere factor partner in hong kong so that they had to triple their rates because of the cost of repairing these vehicles and that number came up to be twenty times of that of insuring the mercedes e. class so by coming up with your own insurance you need insurance company behind that that's going to be very expensive i think that's just another way to raise money you're never going to see tesla having their own insurance company they don't have their own leasing company right now and they're taking a loss they need to be raising money in order to keep the company alive and right now they've got a lot of other issues to deal

oabortion, impong9-arn k sentences on doctors. the only exception, if the mother's life is in danger. in the alabama state house, an opponent of the bill pressed a supporter on why that's the only exception. the answer puzzling. >> does the bill make exception for patients who are victim of rape? and, of course, i kind of know the answer. can you tell me why it doesn't? >> it allows for anything that's available today is still available up until that woman knows she's pregnant. >> reporter: the alabama decision has jolted e national debate over abortion rights. >> i don't want to be a fear monger, but i do believe that they're trying to go on a path that would totally dismantle roe v. wade and we have to be vigilant and express our concerns on this. led ledgislativ legislatively and in. >> reporter: even the top republican in the house says the bill goes too far. >> but in my whole political career, i also believed in rape, incest, or life of the mother. there was exceptions, that's exactly what republicans have voted on in this h

. >> just because you can become an american doesn't mean you arn merican. and it certainly doesn't mean that we have to treat you as an american. >> with foreign policy, he says be aggressive. >> this administration has been tougher on russia as a matter of policy than the last administration, by far. >> there are some that would dispute that. >> those people would be wrong. >> cotton is one of presidt trump's trusted allies in congress, but he has found himself at odds with the president over crinal-justice reform. >> someone is going to commit a heinous crime if this bill passes. >> what does senator tom cotton say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible by... additional funding is provided by... corporate funding is provided ... >> senator tom cotton, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you, margaret. it's good to be on with you.s >> inderful to see you. you are the second-youngest senator in the united statesse te. >> that's a pretty low bar to clear in the u.s. senate. >> an imessive one, nonetheless. >> yeah. te you're on the armed

. >> 26-year-old maelyn arn from frisco, texas, is "the voice." a she had rendition of "hallelujah" that knocked on everye out of the park. she was number one itunes. >> she knocked it out of the park. >> she wowed everybody. >> we're a so overwhelmed at this big win. je also made a winner out of a rookie coach,hn legend. >> he make a comment that i would have been good on any team but he knows how to pick songs. he knew my voice better tha i did sometimes when i had insecurities. it.said, i know you can do his validation and confidence in me made me be confident. >> the two-hourinale included star studded performances here. "the voice" returns tis fall right here on nbc 4. a lot of fun. >> john legend is so even keeled. to see him jumping up and down. >> maybe aaron should have been working on it during the me comial. >> very good steel magnolia. >> my girl isabella.go o humane rescue >>> you're watching "news 4 today." i >>>t is 5:45. we are taking a live look at capitol hill. house democrats are in a standoffith the white house. >> thee former

yvonne: jeffrey, before you go, to talk to you about the is it arnings as well, old tech not catchingwith he times, what can they do to turn things around now? jeffrey: it will be amazingly successful in any other country, 20% growth in users and revenue, story. a great 70% of the market. unfortunately in china, they are very small animal. their competitors, 70, 80 users. active if you're fighting for the attention of chinese consumers advertisers, baidu has animal. very small that's not a good situation to be in. they have to become bigger. that is their story, where is going to come from. search. coming from thank you for coming on the program. luckin, don't miss our interview here on bloomberg television coming up when they there you go, taking place tonight, 7:00 p.m. if you're watching here out of the region. ahead.s plenty more this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back, you're watching "bloomberg markets." let's start things off here, has finished an update for software with crashes and orking with u.s. regulators, they are submitting the update for final approval. flown 360 they

they get hold of the kids with a runner arne, a runner on.ing later they put up a crooked number against her old teammate. later in the inning he gives way with two counts. he singles up the middle and two runs come home. that is take a and then matt ch chapman has homered. the is when 8-5 their 10th straight win. the longest winning streak in 13 years. >>> baseball lawson iconic figure. bill buckner was drafted out of napa high school in 1958. he's been parts of eight years with the cubs work he was an all-star and batting champion. in 1984 he was traded to the red sox records most famous play occurred. they led the mets 5-3 going into the bottom of the 10th inning. the winning run coming home when the ground ball went between his legs for an error. the red sox lost game seven in the series furthering the world series drought the data back to 1918. when they find they won. he was invited back to fenway park where he was warmly received in all was forgiven. he died today at the age of 69. he was suffering from body dementia. >>> the cal bare

we just arned the medical examiner's office just ruled the death a suicide. it will be up to the commonwealth attorney to decide whether to proceed or dismiss charges. news4. >>> news4 is committed to changing minds about mental illness for veterans anybod in ed. o we have help apps, just search "changing minds." >>> i'm erika gonzalez with breaking news at the live desk. we take you too live pictures outside the venezuel embassy outside washington. we have been watching the situation unfold the last couple minutes or so, demonstrations getting heated. somes protester taken into custody. we saw a man seated on the ground, a bloody face. you are seeing ts man taken into custody. this whole situation has become like a flash point in the confrontation between supporters for embattled president maduro and aido that this country recognizes as president. you are seeing some altercations getting heated there. we believe there was at least another person in handcuffs. very tense situation we are watching play out. if we have any other further details we'll be right b

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movers, we are seeing general improvement, but caterpillar, exposed to china, down to 10th of 1%. 1%.arnings -- down 2/10 of on earnings, coca-cola is up 8/10 of 1%. electronic arts is having great days, contrary to some of the days they had in the last few sessions. the worst performer in the s&p adjuvant is down, having disappointed on earnings. guy: let's get back to the big story that happened in the last half-hour. we have learned that the president of the united states is expecting to delay a decision by up to six months to impose auto tariffs on europe. we did get a little bit of reaction in the euro, but not that much. what is it going to take to move , trading just north of 12 right now? -- north of 1.12 right now? we are increasingly praising in big fed cuts as well. let's get to our next guest, stephen barrow. the president has decided to delay the imposition of auto tariffs, yet the euro barely budget is. walk me through what it is going to take to get the single currency to move. stephen: probably quite a lot. when you think about what has happened over the last year when the eu

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. >> and we're waiting to l arn more aboomicide investigation in prince george's county and police sayt they found a man shot lying on a sidewalk onv3÷k ken road in oxon hill ad he later died at hospital and so far the victim has not been identified. police want to hear from anyone prince b george's county because police are looking for a mother and her soa man found deadkñ"mvá at a bethes stop. the two are charged with the murder of 25-year-old francisco de la cruz. say the victimrs and heimines wer7 m in a romant relationship and they were in a domestic dispute. driveear bethesda back in february. >>>!'we have an update to the breaking news yesterday. a virginia family worst fears were confirmed last night when suv that sank in the potomac r$<"u pulledc% theht crewshr(t&háhp h car out of the river near roosevelt island. it went into the water on sunday and divers spent all monday searching for it. 72-year-old barbara bushkin was her on facebook. in an emotional post he said his life@úÑ long valentine has pass away. she was returning from acharity event where her car went into the ri

i don't arn i've just seen a letter from one of the members of the courtroom was actually supports the opposition criticizing the meeting we also aren't heard from just babble cabaye who's the vice president of the ruling socialist party he had said earlier and i'm quoting him that the that the courts and the prosecutors are examining the video of yesterday's attempt to provoke a military uprising you said and he seems to be anticipating from what i can gather another legal move against while and the opposition in fact we're hearing that this meeting is still taking place at this hour and it's a very unusual move especially from a day large it seems to be intended to disprove the white house claims that the supreme court president michael moore they don't have actually turned on president nicolas another little lauren and what about up to this with the uprising or the attempts from my daughter to kind of create momentum on yesterday when it was not going now do you think. he had been calling appealing i would tell most begging on venezuelans to keep up that momentum to keep up the pres

. >> howard:ed here at oak ridge, scientists from all arn the country are going to be able to use thesemputers in frontier to advance research in all kinds of areas including you know u, medical research, biological research. weather research you know, energy research. and of course, security is a very important piece of that so i think the key for us is to provide the components of the foundation not just in the hardware, but also in the programming capabilities and the abilities for a broad range of scientists to really solve some of the world's toughest challenges >> lisa, how much market share can you grow in high performance computing like this >> well, you know, as we've talked about, the data center is an incredibly important space. data is growing everywhere whether you talk about high performance computing, cloud competing or your tayou're talkg about intersurprise applications, we are absolutely committed to bringing these technologies throughout all those spaces and we love the data center and high performance computing. >> and lisa, quickly before we let you go, i just want

. >> the fire marshall arson inspector says in essence she can't rule out arn, and she can't rule out molotov cocktails. >> the investigation is just incomplete. >> still, defense attorneys for harris claim the fact that sabbatini could not eliminate arson or many other possible cause series key to their clients' case. >> we only need to raise a reasonable doubt if that fire was an arson and there is a reasonable doubt, and mr. harris will be acquitted. >> another ghost ship survivor former resident carmen brito also took the stand. brito told the jury she was asleep the night of december 2nd, 2017. she told the jury i took one look at the fire and knew it was too big to fight so i went for the front door. i looked back one time and s thglow. as part of herhe prosecution played a 911 screaming for help, pleading for the fire department to get there quickly, and saying that many people were trapped inside the warehouse. the recordings left many in the courtroom in tears, especially families of the victims. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> uber and lyft are popular, of course,

. >> five months before the shooting, we've arned the douglas county school district documented an anonymousall from a stand poirnarent. she made claims about a high pressure environment and expressed concerns about a repeat of columbine. in response the head of the stem school filed a lawsuit against jane doe to reveal her identity claiming what the parent said was defamatory and false. through a public relations firm the school said our investigation revealed no evidence to support any allegations raised in the anonymous complaint. we found videotof a parent speaking before the douglas county school district board last december echoing concerns about speaking out. >> retaliation is a legitimate concern for staff, students and rents. underqualified supervision and a lack of support for students with behavioral and emotional health issues requires intervention. >> news 4 at:0 6begins with breaking news. >>> and that breaking news right now in prince george's county. a woman has been found dead in a parking lot in green belt. >> chopperer 4 flying ov the scene here right now. news 4 erika gon

. >> three people were discovered dead on the home on arne acres drive yet morning. according to our news parter to wp an infant and a toddler were also found in that home. they were unharmed. they were both taken to the hospital forva obseron. the deceased were 39, 34 and 14 years old. they're names haven not v released. the sheriff's office is classifying the deaths as s. suspiciou >>> now to a southeast d.c. neighborhood where people say they were tet orized by two pi bulls. >> yesterday the dogs attacked two people in one day. one woman was seriously hurt ani news4 jus finch is at the police headquarts with more on the attack and what police found in the dogowner's home. >> reporter: two pit bull attacks in the same neighborhood in one day may come as a shock to a lot of people. but for those who live in that southeast neighborhood where all of this happened yesterday, they say it is no shock at all. but just sadly unsurprising. want you to check out here this neighbor surveillance video showing a teen boy taking his dog out for a walk yesterday, and but take a l

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maduro and the supporting him, particularly those who are not venezuelans should knonow, all optptions arn the table. this is clearly not a coup. we recognize juan guaido the legitimate inner president of venezuela. and just as it is not a coup when the president of united states gives in order to the department of defense, it is not a coup for juan guaido to try to take command of the venezuelan military. amy: to talk more about the situation, we are joined by two guests. miguel tinker salas is a venezuelan historian and professor at pomona college. he is the author of "the enduring legacy: oil, culture and society in venezuela" and "venezuela: what everyone needs to know." he joins us from claremont, california. and here in new york is jeffrey sachs, leading economist and director of the center for sustainable development at columbia university. he recently co-authored report for the center for economic and policy research on the deadly impact of the u.s. sanctions on venezuelan. the center is estimating more than 40,000 venezuelans have died since 2017 as a result of the sanctions. we w

you will usually hear her coming arn around your neighborhood and e eading with folks to put guns down. she is passionate about d.c. and calming the violence that took her son and grandson. >> oh my gosh, we need more ms. millies out there. good for her. she is a hero. thank you, cory. >>> an update on breaking news we brought you yesterday. it does now appear all five of ose people that were wounded in the shooting will be recovering. th m occurred in thedle of the afternoon. someone in the silver or gray nissan sedan opened fire on a group that was standing on sumner road in southeast. this attack wounded four men. also wounded a 15y.year-old bo police are hoping a reward will lead to suspects in a murder this morning on bernie place in southeast. two men shot ju blocks from the barry farm recreation center that we just showed you. this happened just after midnight. 36-year-old william boykin of district heights was killed. the other victim is expected to survive. d.c. poliin are offerg a reward up to $25,000 so they can get information about this shooting. >>> a local bus driver has

le we've just arned from officials in jefferson city, the capital, damages there is being called castrophic. something like -- like somethinf out o movie. officials have received multiple calls for injuries at this point. a few hours away from golden city, three people were killed. rescue crews are combing through the rubble looking for more sniefrs. golden -- more golden city is near joplin. >>> this week's severe weather has proved deadly in iowa.ne person killed by a tornado in adair. that's a small tout oside of des moines. the national weatr service says the twister register as an ef-2. in mississippi, flooding has been the big problem. this is aerial footage taken justthf jackson. boats are being used to rescue people who have become trapped. s>>> flooding continue to be an issue in oklahoma, too. hundreds of people there are being urged to seek higher ground. the oklahoma highway patrol says one driver died after trying tou drive thr floodwaters on a road. >>> 5:06. developing in the district thiso ing, a v.a. employee facing serious charges after two hidden cameras were found in the

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. >> his next door neighbor says he was confronted by that same dog weeks agod arned the owner of themal's aggressive behavior. he started keeping a stick by the door after that. >> it charged me one night after came out of the car and all the way up here, so the husband called him and he came in. >> i spoke with the homeowner briefly. he admitted it was his dog who attacked, but dealined to sp on camera or comment any further. >> i feel so angry about the owner. >> reporter: it's going to be up to anima control to decide whether the family that owns the dog will face any charges. that investigation is ongoing. i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >> he was delivering for the china taste restaant andas been working there for eight months. we contacted the restaurant for comment. they denied that any of their drivers was ever attacked. he says he zndoesn't know how hs going to pay for his medical bills. >>> a new effort to keep teenagers safe behind the wheel. susan hogan explains the new feature that may give parents greater peace of mind. >> if you don't have to drive around here, you don't r

. >>> we're goingtuo take arn to our forecast. storm team 4 tracking hotter temperatures headed our way. >>oug kammer joins us from the storm center. >> we're talking about thees hott temperatures we've seen so far this year. going for a high of 93 tomorrow. beautiful afternoon as memorial day. a great memorial day weekend. most of us have been dry during the day. showers and thunderstor at night. right now 84 in d.c. ocean city 69. s little breezes come in. it was a great weekend. saturday, however, was a little bit chilly. on monday, what are we dealing with today? nothing. we have one shower in spotsylvania county. i'm watching a big storm. this storm is going to bring us a couple of things. one, achance of storms tomorrow and also the heat for tomorrow as well. i'll show you just how hot we get and talk about temperatures for the rest of the week as well. see you back here in a fe minute. >>> now to memorial day.he becauseresident is in japan, he wasn't able to attend the traditional events to mark the holiday here in the nati

. >>> good arning. taking look, chopper 4 over 270. northbound, southbound, everythg actually looking pretty smooth here this morning. thisis near montgomery village avenue. you see the southbound lanes moving quite nicely. in northwest, a reminder, rock k creek pay, we can't say this enough, shut down between virginia and 66 ramp there. they are installing the pedestrian bridge. no pedestrians orbikelifts. some -- bicyclists. some will try it they will stop you. inbound through virgin avenue through tuesday at 5:30. tap of the beltway, everything looks good here this morning. northbound on bw parkway beten 197 and 198, still a little slow from that paving. take a look, we'relso see something rain falling across the area. eun? >> melissa, thank you. >>> and continuing atirst 4 traffic warning melissa told us about, this is a closer look at rock osures in place on creek parkway right now. the road going by the kennedy center was shut down last night. it is scheduled to stay closed until early tuesday morning. the area right around the k

we're looking more -- working to arn more about what happened there and who wasvo ied in it and if any injuries happened. we'll keep you posted with what we learn. >>> moving on, throttled up and flags flying for one last ride. >> rolling thunder rolls into the disekict this wend after more than three decades of saluting our troops, this may be the last time you hear those rumbling harleys on memorial day weekend. >> it will just be a memory. chris gordon is at the national cathedral for he blesikng of the bes. >> reporter: thunder comes rolling in. motorcycles, many carrying couples come to the nation's apital for memorial day weekend. it started 32 years ago to honor the prisoners and those missingt in the vim war. now rolling thunder recognizes the service and sacrifice of alt vans. >> we all came home. we're all a veteran club. weto want people remember the people that haven't come home. >> reporter: we got to ride with these veterans who sered in iraq, kuwait, and saudi arabia. they say there is the teill of th ride and the joy of getting together with other veterans who have had