nbc bay area's mark ath use is live at ocean beach now. mark, you've been talking with neighbors. they say they're not so sure this experiment is working out. >> reporter: no. they say that trash builds up here on warm days. we've got some of those coming. they say it's especially bad in the summertime. and they are baffled by the parks service's decision to remove the public trash cans. neighbors have been sending is pictures like this of garbage, lots of pictures. complaining about the parks service's so-called experiment. taking away garbage cans to encourage people to take their trash home with them. >> do they? >> no, they don't. i see garbage left in the places where the garbage cans used to be. >> people are pulling up put inat the top of the stairs and it blows all over the neighborhood. >> they wanted to encourage people to pack the trash out and take it away with them. >> nowadays people are so lazy they don't do that. you're lucky to get them to walk to a trash can let alone take it with them. >> reporter: the park service pulled the trash cans from this part of ocean b

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athe famed louvre museum, over 250,000 artworks were moved to higher floors floors. in oregon, a freight drain of train derailed spilling oil into the columbia river gorge. 14 cars jumped the tracks and several of them caught fire friday. nearby homes and schools were evacuated. it's unclear how much oil has spilled into the river. oil booms are in place as crews clean up the mess. the u.s. aircraft carrier "harry s. truman" has been launching air strikes against isis from the mediterranean sea. seth doane was on board fair rare look at the fight against isis at sea. >> reporter: u.s. navy fighter jets continued their assault today against isis, but from a new staging this aircraft carrier had been in the persian gulf. it was brought up through the suez canal and repositioned here in the eastern mediterranean sea. this is the first time that the u.s. navy has launched airstrikes from this part of the world since the iraq war in 2003. rear admiral bret batchelder told us the move shows flexible in the fight against isis. >> we continue to strike at the financial capab

gave to many people around the world is the idea that you can use your platform as a slepty and an athd the capital you build to fight for beliefs. and he was willing to forego perhaps millions of dollars. it would have been easier to enlist, to not say a word when it came to vietnam, but that is not what he did and he was willing to do that. it set an example for others. and today somebody speaking out about their beliefs it is something that we em braes as a society. but i think that is the legacy that he gave us is the idea that hey, no matter what you are, don't be afraid. >> yeah, and talking about the election, a rate for the white house, is donald trump making it difficult for mcconnell and the gop establishment to back him? >> absolutely. and you can just see it in the way that people like mitch mcconnell and paul ryan are doing contortions to say yes, they will vote for trump over clinton, but they spent more time criticizing trump and denouncing what he does than supporting him. that is the larger problem for trump. all of these leaders are supporters. they may simply be -- -

. >> anyone who thinks that athe ambassador's sexuality is a distraction should come here and see howrmer npr and bbc consultant close observer of the vietnamese reaction to the ambassador's style. >> it's a nonissue as long as he does his work, he carries himself with dignity and his spouse, together in places, incredible appeal to the people here. >> back then, i show respect for vietnamese language and culturh and history and the people. the fact i show that respect. that i enjoy being here, i think that has helped my mission. i love being here. i feel like i won the lottery. i care about this country. to be able to come here and do this job is really rare privilege. i feel lucky, every day. >>> motor sports have been about technology but this spring cup race is going to take to it a new level. >> next, how nascar isn't just about speed, but being tech savvy, too. >> we'll check in with michael finney to see how he helped people in tonight's live event in san jose. this is a live picture. this is a live picture. he's there,swering questions ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like makin

. >> anyone who thinks that athe ambassador's sexuality is a distraction should come here and see howormer npr and bbc consultant is a close observer of the vietnamese reaction to the ambassador's style. >> it's a nonissue as long as he does his work, he carries himself with dignity and his spouse, together in places, incredible appeal to the people here. >> back then, i show respect for vietnamese language and culturh and history and the people. the fact i show that respect. that i enjoy being here, i think that has helped my mission. i love being here. i feel like i won the lottery. i care about this country. to be able to come here and do this job is really rare privilege. i feel lucky, every day. >>> motor sports have been about technology but this spring cup race is going to take to it a new level. >> next, how nascar isn't just about speed, but being tech savvy, too. >> we'll check in with michael finney to see how he helped people in tonight's live event in san jose. this is a live picture. he's there, a ♪ ♪ >>> nascar fans are gearing up for the spring cup race. the toyota 350

objective of athe well functioning utility in today's world? . yes.o much of the technological innovation is on the customer side in homes and businesses. solar,ermostats, rooftop energy assistance, tesla cars and power walls. utilityrequires that move beyond the meter and embrace the customer as a true customer and give that customer a choice to embrace the new energy efficiency and clean energy technologies as part of the integrated system. charlie: how does it do that? >> we had the million rate pace model. all utility vestments go to the substations, power plants, transmission lines. utilities will give customers their own individual rates. they can buy power from the grid or can buy rooftop solar, tesla, and electric cars themselves in their individual rate base. charlie: what part of that are you providing? >> there is so much talk about the need for a green bank to finance the growth of clean energy. the utility is nothing. it is not a bank. it is a steward of infrastructure assets. we are offering customers the chance to buy these technologies

around the corner from that crash, philadelphia police are investigating after a man was shot at 109 athnd diamond. the man drove himself a block after he was shot and he initially told a photographer that he had been wounded. police rushed him to the hospital. >>> also from overnight, three people in the hospital after several cars crashed in west philadelphia. you see the damage from the accident. we're working to get details on the crash. >> a body found in norristown montgomery county. police are still investigating the scene at stoney creek. we will bring you new details as we get them. >>> police in philadelphia are looking into the discovery of a woman found dead at a house fire. after putting out the flames, firefighters found the woman's body in the basement. >>> an amazing recovery. that is what the family of a folcroft police officer is saying about a police officer who was shot seven times. his dad say he was walking around and joking just one day after being wounded by a gunman during a drug investigation. last night about 100 neighbors and officers showed up for a vigil and

athe is portfolio manager oppenheimer funds. really good to have you.a very good conversation. think you are coming up in just a few minutes, right here on the set is going to be a special edition of bloomberg markets .ith vonnie quinn welcome in on a sunday. we are starting to get ready for the markets opening tomorrow. what will you be doing with your vonnie: program? we will be looking at the options. we will have the director of the earth institute. a lot of these plans sound amazing, but also, really difficult to implement. one idea is to end the syrian war immediately. david: i am in favor of that. vonnie: exactly. george soros as well with a similar type of recommendation for fixing this. others the, there are problems with the european union as is and they need to get fixed, so how did they get fixed? also, we'd look at economic growth in the u.k. goldman sachs down all the way from 2%, a massive decrease. talking about where rates will be going. we also found additional amount of bonds going into negative territory. and, special elections also

it is athe time when snapshot. we have a long way to go.always expected her to become -- to get a bump when she became the nominee. larger margin than people expected. some people think the margin will continue to widen. it'll come down to whether donald trump changes his game. atk: should we look too much national trends? is it better to look at the 12 battleground states? megan: national polls are a difficult reflection because the -- it isll decide really about demographics and turning out core voters and who you win over in the state. it still comes down to ohio, florida, the same states as we see every year. but forming a narrative that hillary clinton is so much more dominate and him will help her to raise money and with the ground game. so they are important although not necessarily a measure of where we will be in november. vonnie: the libertarian candidate was in this poll and got 9%. what do we read into that? megan: it is interesting. libertarian to do better this election. that sentiment is actually closely aligned with some ele

ath a stronger dollar and headwind of a possible global , do those green arrows turn red?ould be less comfortable with those commodities because they are cyclical commodities. how they do for the remainder of the year will be dependent on your view of what is global growth going to do for the remainder of the year for top my opinion is it remains very you did. -- very muted. joe: coming up, trying to pick a bottom on the s&p 500 and a check on the shares of nike -- they are falling in late trading, down another 6%. it's futures orders missing estimates and it has really underperformed the s&p 500 in 2016. ♪ carol: carol massar. "what'd you miss?" trying to pick a bottom on the s&p 500 estuary check out this chart. we have to give credit to lou wang of bloomberg news. they looked at the ishares edge u.s. momentum etf, and exchange traded done tracking the best performers. that is the peak of what we saw in momentum stocks. you tended to see that less than two weeks before the market, the s&p 500, which is the blue line, starting to rebound. watch momentum stocks because tha

the individl who took the call doesn't remember athing more han it was being passed on from somebodyfairs bureau. i cannot be any more specific than that now. >> this started in 2013. the spokeswoman denied any talks with tehran. when rose enwent back at the end of 2013 and asked if that was still true or if it was ever true spokeswoman ptski gave an answerhat was so unsatisfactory fro someone at state it was scrubbed from the internet until a few weeks ago. this was part of the response they tried to bury. >> it is the policy of the state department where the preservation of secrecy or secret negotiations are concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal. >> james, i think there are times where diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. this is a good example of that. >> nobody would know if our producer didn't notice the edit while pulling t fapeor a different story. they don't know if any other clips have been edited out the same way. >> peter doocy, thank you. >> meantime the race for the white house more political mud slinging days for the crucial primary. clinton calling tr

not athe question is lodging question but our economy generally.he demand side of our business is driven by gdp growth, or correlates to gdp growth. growing, thegdp is stronger demand for hotels is growing. that is great for the business. when you listen to all of the market commentators -- and we had the jobs report friday -- eight is raising fresh questions. how healthy is the u.s. economy? ambivalencee the comes. if gdp comes back to the 2% to 2.5% range, demand should grow at the same pace. the business should define. if gdp declines and remains sub one or worse, it will have an impact. mark: how about how healthy is the u.k. economy? you have 68 hotels in the u.k. pre-referendum a spending habit and how bad things could become if the u.k. votes to leave the eu. will impact tourism, and investment plans from your company? it is tooummer specs, early to know what the impact of brexit, other than greenland's experience a few years ago. there is no prior friend -- there is no presidents for it. if the vote goes in favor of the exit, it will still

getting dry winds filtering here athe region will be good enough to bump up temperatures 3 to 5 for fridayecast. it's not going to be uncomfortably hot everywhere. take a look at san francisco across the marina, golden gate bridge 68. head to south bay inland heat will get trapped. we'll get as high as 97 in cuppcu cuperti cupertino. for tri-valley, no doubt the one spot that will see the hottest temperatures tomorrow, dangerous levels of heat in danville with highs of 102 degrees, pleasanton 100 and livermore 101. drink lots of water. it's easy to catch up on you and get dehydrated. if you feel thirsty, dehydrated. so make sure to have water. oakland 80, napa, north bay region 96 degrees. as we take you into larger changes, we basically see the heat cooling sunday. 10 degree drop as low pressure moves into california. sit and spin sunday, monday dropping temperatures bringing chance of thunderstorm activity for the area. here is how things play out. in the tri-valley talked about temperatures of 102. by saturday goes to 96. still in my book uncomfortable. by sunday a lot better for you as

ath: i think we should look when they have their annual of the, shareholders most opposition since 2009r compensation plan which --ld have included making the most highly paid ceo on wall street. they probably don't believe that bankers should be paid the way they are being paid. you need to keep in mind that it they do 5% every year and these investment banking jobs are over and above that. betty: it sounds like shareholders want even more, so what are people -- what are analyst telling you, what are others in the industry saying, where goldman could cut next? ruth: they have already done about 10% of their trading moreess, so could they see cuts in investment banking, especially if deal activity does not pick up? the president saying that this is the market for m&a to pick up, but if it does not, there could be more cuts in investment banking and other operating segments. i definitely think this may not be the end of the story. mark: we will have you back, then. time for the bloomberg business flash. casino revenue and macau saw more than expected last month, getting receipts were dow

will he say athing new about the economy? >> there is certainly always a chance. the governor speaking at one of the most prestigious universities in japan, so we can expect that the content of the speech will be quite broad here it will talk about the economy, monetary policy, but as always, the president will be following the governor and is open to anything on the currency, anything on the outlook to monetary policy. we have brexit coming up at the end of the week, so anything that could touch on that in any way will be up a lot of interest. angie: there is a lot of speculation that if brexit does happen, it will be a safety haven play, driving up the yen. it could hit 100. ,r. yen, eisuke sakakibara expects intervention if it doesn't 100. is that the sentiment there? well, there has been a lot of talk in japan about whether the will be intervention or whether there won't. get so far is that japan is nervous about intervening by itself. will comeg does,, it after the brexit vote, and japan will be arguing for coordinated intervention with the g7, so nothing bef

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he we can always look the athe rules after this done i think when hillary is in office i think one ofhe things she'll look at is the whole nominating process. bernie sanders has said heaid doesn't feel either candidate ill will be able to secure thehe nomination without superna delegates and because of this there will betid a contestedcot convention. now, after today's primary raise we'll see if his prediction is still correct and if he will still continue towards the paths of a contested convention.. back to you. well, president obama met with india's prime minister for bilateral talks ahead of an address to congress. prime minister inner and extra moat tea sad down with theea the meeting focused on economicn environmental and securityenta issues. this is the seventh time the two have met since motive came to four in 2014. when the broncos visited the white house to visit their super bowel win yesterday, one playere was on a mission to give the president. it gave. non violent drug offenders whofn had their sentences pardoned by the president last july.iden she was able to see her son

that is coming to cut the organized crime people, the posses, athe jamaican task force dedicated to enron they needed to have a dedicated set of personnel and that is what i am talking about here. i am applying task force by analogy to the organized crime strikeforce of the 1980's. mark: since 9/11, has the federal government passed any laws that have encroached on civil liberties that you object to? >> i think there were a couple things in the patriot act, some changes made there. the fact is -- mark: what specific provisions? >> i think there were a dozen or more in the rewrite back in 2005 and the principle was, you do not want the government compiling information of people with no predication just because they want to have information like going to the library and who is taking out books on world war ii? that is no good. if you have two instances of a guy that is saying, i know terrorists and i know people and i want to kill people, that is a totally different thing. that is what we call predication and that enables you to keep stitching that evidence together. mark: let me ask you ab

. >> her husband, six foot, 200-pound, very ath lletic guy. mr. holthouse, big, strong guy.is wife was actually a very physically fit woman. >> so, she would be out gunned by one of them? >> i believe so. yes, sir. >> they took ron in for questioning several times. again and again, he insisted it wasn't him. >> i screwed up my marriage. i made a mess of my life. >> he admitted that in the last hours of stephanie's life, he met her here in this clothing store parking lot, around dinner time, and it wasn't a happy meeting. >> i was actually trying to tell her that it was over. >> he earlier had sent her a break-up e-mail, he said. she insisted on seeing him in person. she wasn't taking it well at all. >> and then she said -- asked me again one more time, like, we can make it work. i said no, i -- we cannot make this work. >> she was still interested in having a relationship with him. >> and didn't want to let him go? >> correct. and i'm sure he was motivated to not let his wife find out about that. >> which begged the question, where was ron holthouse later that monday evening

nasdaq futures also athe point.lympics continues, zika is not the only concern. a foot and other body parts washed up on the shore nuclear big beach volleyball venue. police said the parts washed up from the sea but offered no further details. efforts to recapture a dru trafficker who escaped from a brazilian hospital glad too because deadly gun battles in the slums of rio. 10 people have been killed, 50 schools have been closed for nine days. nicole: the olympics just around the corner. michael phelps gearing up for his death on the takings. he's the first miss in the two qualified for five olympics after his 200-meter butterfly at the trials last night. the 31-year-old clocked in three seconds off his 2009 record of one and 51 seconds and 5172nd. phelps does have time to get back his record-setting race. the olympics don't begin until the fifth. andrew lack since the richest contract. they do is keep him in indianapolis for the next six seasons and is worth up to $140 million. got that? also includes $87 million i

. >> she interviewed a drag queen from orlando who knew athe shooter quite well and said this homophobiaa surprise to me. apparently they went to high school together. the guy used to order food from ruby tuesday's and was quite familiar with the bar staff, which included several known lesbians. the shooter might have attended a drag show or two according to this friend. this does raise the pausabilie abili -- possibility that perhaps he had doubts about his own sexual orientation or something bothered him about being close to people of that persuasion. this is speculation. but it does show you that this is not an inveterate bigot, that something happened that turned him against the lgbt community. >> i want to play this video and get the law enforcement part of this, your fbi expertise. this is someone who lives next to the clib. he shot this video from his balcony. david ward. watch this. [ horns honking] [ gun fire] >> hold fire. >> stay back. >> so, tom fuentes, it started close to 2:00 and then holding people hostage inside of the pulse night club and about 5:08, according to the ma

so the community trying to show that ath additional vigils, there will be additional gathers of peopleoughout the week here. families will continue to gather to try to get more information about the victims. we know that there have been a few locations for families to get that information and gather. but this is going to be several days more of sadness and pain for families here in orlando and for the orlando community. and the gay community in particular here. but the resounding pesage that we're hearing from them is that they to intend to bounce back from this. we of course will be here throughout the day and reporting later on for nbc 4. ♪ we walk hand-in-hand >>> we will kroeovercome, that the message from the rally in front of the capitol. washington gay men's chorus sang and people candles. >>> and this morning more than 50 people are recovering from the shooting at pulse night club and people here want to know what they can do to help. megan mcgrath is live now with how you can assist. >> reporter: good morning. in the wake of this shooting, people have been turning out in large

bossesit was, do the decide who these people are or , athe citizens play a role meaningful role of decidingho these candidates are going to be? i do see it as a real next of populism and progressivism. brian: the other senator from wisconsin is ron johnson. sen. baldwin: today, yes. brian: at one point, "the new york times" did a piece where they said you disagree with each other 75% of the time. how can one state have somebody who is progressive and somebody who is very conservative both being senators? sen. baldwin: we can add to that mix our governor. then you can reflect on other folks that wisconsin has elected over time. senator,or, my senior is a product of the 2010 election. i think that was known commonly as the tea party revolution. so was our governor, scott walker. where perhapst president obama's most significant achievement, the affordable care act, had recently passed. there were folks storming town hall meetings and saying that the sky is falling. office ainto significant number of people who know, an ideology that i think was common among them, and it was a national electio

illiteracy ath the top for both candidates is a huge problem. about how do you deal with immigration, radical islamic terrorists coming into the country from wherever. there's no way physically you can interview everybody you will need to use tech. . emily: he thinks trump and hillary are tech illiterate? that was over the weekend. aaron: ok. that was before her policy speech. it seemed like he was referring to how you use technology to prevent terrorism, he wasn't talking specifically about patent reform, things like how do you make sure you have better stem education. that is what hillary's initiatives are focused on. how do you have tech initiative policy so you can make sure america stays at the forefront. i don't think it was meant to address the terrorism issue. emily: so what you think a hillary clinton white house would mean for silicon valley? and what would donald trump's white house meeting? it is too scary to think about a donald trump white house, so let's go with hillary. obama said the country up on really good footing from additi

in a very strong economy like see athe treasury would lot of inflows in the forms of tax revenues, too. international. thehat extent do you feel strain in raising interest rates are low or negative rights that foreign central banks are pursuing, possibly out of concern for what it might mean for the dollar exchange rate. if that is a constraint, to what extent might do also be ,oncerned about the impact ong, of low domestic rates possibly distorting domestic markets? , the state ofso foreign economies, their growth outlooks and the stance of monetary policy, those are factors that influence the u.s. outlook. influence the appropriate stance of monetary policy. we do look at foreign rates. , the prospects for growth in those economies in considering the stance of policy. differentials between countries in likely policy paths do tend to spillover into exchange rates . that is a standard part of how monetary policy works, and a has both allar depressing effect, creating channels with which domestic demand is depressed. ,t the moment, net exports will, for quite some time and probably goin

. >> i'm going to ask you straight up, you want to give me any statement on this or athing like that? >> no. >> no statement at all? >> no statement at all. >> now, she went home friday. i didn't send her to jail. i'm going to get a warrant for her arrest for misdemeanor trafficking. it's all on you right now. do you understand that? >> yes. >> she'll never be allowed to visit at any prison ever again. all right. anything else you want to say? >> no. >> all right. go ahead and take him back to idu then. >> but alone in his cell, groves did have something to say. he used the camera our producer left with him to record personal thoughts. >> i feel like so bad right now that i put her through what i put her through, risk my business and everything just for a few dollars. i guess you could say that i'm kind of scared that my whole world is going to fall apart. >> far from his world falling apart, michael bollenbacher is serving two years for burglary and is hoping his visit today will help him reconnect with his 2-year-old daughter, serenity. >> i got the scrabble piece, wax-coated and ma