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the nypd is searching for the th atie askves that stole. the thieves cut a hole through the ceiling leading into the vault and made off with $280,000. it's not exactly clear when when the robbery happened but some believe targeted on saturday. >> they find what is available. >> they knew. >> they know. >> probably an inside job. >> this neighborhood, this is the safest neighborhood in new york. i would have thought so. >> in addition to the cash, police say the thieves got away with safety deposit boxes. anyone with information is asked to call crime stoppers. >>> and the new york primary is just one week away and they're battling for crucial delegates. in a poll, it's very good news for donald trump. he's leading his two rivals by more than 30 points each. the same poll shows hillary clinton with a 13 point lead over sanders. we're in long island where clinton tried to build on that lead hammering sanders for his >>> i love a room filled with suffolk county democrats. >> and outside, roughly two dozen protesters shouted at guests walking i

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atie watson, "bbc news."ent: it's open mic and a laugh a minute at this comedy club in montreal. the audience likes political jokes you would think. mention donald trump and nobody cracks a smile? >> what did you think about trump's views on islam, it's scary, isn't it. correspondent: was there ever a point when donald trump made you laugh? >> of course, obviously. he says a lot of ridiculous things, did he ever make me laugh? i have to think. i mean, he makes me cink and he makes -- cringe and he makes me uncomfortable. it's great fodder for comics. in my opinion, it has gone too far. you want to see it end. you don't know if he is getting into power. would you vote for donald trump if he ran for prime minister? >> absolutely not. correspondent: asking random strangers what they think of trump, we decided to do the same. we're doing a piece on donald trump. can you tell me quickly what you think of him? >> i hope he doesn't get elected. correspondent: why? >> no one wants a racist bigot for president, do the

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[laughter] i thought i will not use that to fund-raiser for ati but it did raise an interesting issuehen to be marginalized in your society. and to tolerate people that our different indices he to say to help those people but to what extent do we need them? and why we need people more. to make the necessary. it to stop treating people as a liability to manage and more as those with the lives of other people that is our goal today that is wonderful. before it turned over i want to welcome my a friend. [applause] >> i am very honored to be here. as part of this even today. in that i particularly appreciates his focus on human dignity and opportunity to address poverty. we don't always agree on solutions but there's so much shouting we appreciate the idea is of no whole host of issues. and with the work they have dead and to address the challenges there is no putting aside the fact that they are struggling with important issues of paula to insure that prosperity is there for everybody for the margins and of little. and that is politics on all sides of the debate. could to bring together

ati got to say, i look india's growth and their gdp is something incredible every year, been growing. you're seeing a high inflation rate. on indian bonds are 7.5%. that's crazy, that's a lot of this environment. why aren't people race into ?ndia >> people continue to race into they see those long term benefits. if you have access to the bond is not the bond market easy to access in india. of you have to bid to have access to it. the people will tend to go there for those yields and the long opportunities. our hesitation with india is that on a tactical horizon of we stillear or two, see a wet blanket sitting over much the economy. that's going to hold back those prospects. we're under way to emerging markets. >> coming back with anecdotes from the trip. trip.as a subsequent what was different this time around? >> the payment system is developing very quickly. you can buy things on your phone. even people who don't have cards have payment systems available to use minus card.edit it puts a tremendous opportunity thate table for companies can develop that sort of internet commerce oppor

ati atika, what is the russian reaction to that? >> reporter: that will be a very interesting point. what we just got from the national security adviser ben rhodes, president obama will have 250 troops brought into syria. that brings the total up to 300. this is off the back of the 50 that were deployed a few months earlier. their job to advise and assist local forces on the ground. specifically syrian arab forces on the ground. a number of rebel factions there. you are right. there will be interesting reaction from the region and assad troops and russia. that will be the key reaction. we know russian air force has made all the difference in terms of the advancement of assad troops and gaining ground against isis. what we know over the last year or so, isis lost 20% of its territory. there have been gains by a number of groups and this troop increase is likely to be a way for the u.s. to consolidate gains. the question is will it work and with so many competing forces on the ground, which one will gain advantage? >> this is happenin

ati think we have to look the regulator and how do we reduce the emissions, how do we improve the environmentneed to make sure that the carmakers can follow-up, but in this particular case, mitsubishi's case, it was not a rocket science -- it was not rocket science to come up with a better fuel consumption, so in this case i cannot fold the regulator in this case, as far as i can see. it is the carmaker. when looking forward, of course, there are big discussions for the next regulations levels coming in 2020. these will be pretty hard to reach, except the cars will become much more expensive, so the regulator and the government also has to look at what that will mean for unemployment in case people will buy less cars because they are getting more expensive, so we will get into a much bigger discussion here than ever before. rishaad: great talking to you as ever. automotive. coming up, another carmaker, why hyundai has seemed to it erases profile in china. ♪ rishaad: we are having a look at what is going on in social media. forles boom in china hyundai. >> hyundai does not know the exact monet

. > the ate victim the 16 year old boy was found miles away aty about 1:30:00 p.m.olice don't know when the shootings occurred can. they have finished analyzing aln four crime scenes. autopsies will be finished thist weekend. they do not believe this was a murder-suicide. the suspect or suspects are considered armed and dangerous. police are taking precautions to protect the rest of the row den family. one cincinnati restaurateur hasr offered a $25,000 reward for r anyone with any information. you are being asked to please pe call 1-855 d.c. i-ohio. in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. > now to a ledly prom in wisconsin. quick action by police prevented what could have been a terrible tragedy. officers were patrol in the pat parking lot of the school and ad quickly responded when two people were shot leaving the dance. they confronted the suspected him. we regularly train for thesee situations through the school and we use the differun, buildings of the schoolngs district. what is the school districttric going to do next? n >> i can't answer that. > investigators s

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you have seen talk about ati and that starting to come back. so starting to recede a little bit. look for opportunities we look for the improving credit growth. the consumer demands. the demand is there. the low oil price. all that should support the consumer. and think it will feed slowly into what you see in the financial sector. >> oil prices back up some 1% today. but ever since the doha disappointment we've seen some swings here. questions whether we can stay in the range. what do you think? >> i think it is going to be a sideways move for commodities broadly. for me it is a case of saying there is a floor under the oil because if it drops too low you will see opec get together and say oh we're going to have that production freeze to support the price. and the ceiling is you have still huge amounts of play out there. still very elevated levels in the u.s. production is coming down but very slowly. so it is going to be sideways move for oil. >> pleasure to have you with us. cary craig, vice president and -- something something at j.p. morgan. >> we learn more about the music

shawn yancy was in early today on fox 5 morning news to host our telethon with ati she joins us with an update. it was great tv. and just really inspiring to t hear from everybody who was involved. >> thank you.>> it was a lot of excitement. let me say the telethon was a huge success. what he want to say thank to you everyone out there from the bottom f o our heart for tuningn in you guys helped us raise a lot of money for autism speaks. in case you missed it here'sa few snip its from this morningss show. >> i got word we raised five rae thousand dollars.rs. >> we brought in all sort of o guess to show you where your y money and donations are going nonprofit organization to train service dogs to help people with disability.di adult who has aspergers, he p he introduced us to his girlfriendf and their baby boy bryce look at those little cheeks. we also heard from the wonderful people at autism speaks aboutm why your donations mean so muchc to them and to community. guys, we are still tool young up the final numbers.e fi we know it is well beyond five thousand dollars by now.olla we wa

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atis professor of history new york university. david reid is editor of "sex, death and god and l.a." his essays, articles, reviews and interviews have appeared in vanity fair, the paris review, the new york times, the washington post, los angeles times book review and various anthologies. what you please join me in welcoming david reid to a speak about his book and and then be joined by professor bender. [applause] mr. reid: thank you, lily. it's a pleasure and honor to be here in connection with this distinguished series. this is a memorable occasion for me because it is my first powerpoint presentation. [laughter] so bear with me. i might be the only person in america who does not have experienced in this medium. i will start clicking -- got the microphone adjusted. great. this is just a very brief survey of new york pictorially. we begin with this. it's a fantastic shot of the financial district in the mid-1930's. the twa series, changing new york. here you have the classic vista. the topless tower. the alabaster walls. the for

some atis guy. some guy with a funny hair cut. what's he doing there?re was this supercilious attitude word of the day coming off them. and you know it exists. >> do i think there is elitist attitude. >> yes. >> yes. but here's the other part. every one of those organizations, bill, who think that about him, it's not as if they don't have him on. they need him. >> they have him on,. >> ok but they don't -- i do also think they want him to win. >> they don't want him to win the presidency. they want him to run against hillary and get his butt kicked. >> i won't disagree with that. >> reply to that. >> certainly trump represents the antiestablishment and people view the media as the establishment in this day and age. but the arrogance coming off -- what i want you to address is and just say i'm in your class and steve is in your class, the arrogance coming off the national elite media networks, liberal newspapers, that kind of thing. >> helping trump. >> he doesn't deserve it because of who he is. he doesn't deserve it because of who he is. profe certainl

miller and logan's run is the 5k will be taking place today to raise awareness about transverse myl atisng to close near randolph road. the close yours should be done by about 12:00 the afternoon and not a major impact on your commuting around town. meantime, we are going to be single tracking on metro as they work to repair a lot of the issues that have contributed to significant delays as well as a few arcing insulator accidents, a tracking on the red line between medical center and friendship heights on the orange and silver line between fallston and east falls church. and on the yellow line, single tracking will be taking place between l'enfant plaza and pentagon city. remember if you see something that we don't over the weekend, you can always hit me up on twitter. use the twitter handle @wusa9 traffic. >> he runs a lot. >> much respect. >> in the rain? in the cold. >> can't stop him. can't stop won't stop. how's that going to work out though today? >> it will be mainly dry today. it's the second half of the weekend that if you have outdoor plans that things get a little bit dicey o

but aty comes into it the end of the day states are acting out of self-interest.o that is the question. one of the things that i want to go back to is the atlantic article. one of the things that struck me hise the president and president -- and his advisers are thinking about the economy, that slippery slope you talked about. i do not recall the specific issue that arose but i remember the vicee issues was president said to the president, remember vietnam war something to that effect. century it is impossible to have an objective to intervene for a few months. low, but it does not take 150,000. you can actually achieve an objective in a short amount of time and pack up and go home. there is a lesson in that for the next administration. , on the issue of me, anders, it seems to here the policy makers would be doing well to read the academic , it is quite persuasive, quite convincing that if you're trying to wriggle -- regrowth orders only to make peace, you will get more wars and or in any case, you do not get fewer wars. the same thing happen in the balkans. the

. >> trust me, it will be backck sooner than you think.er t in the meantime we are still talking ati few of the snow flurries. let's begin with a look the at maps. here's a pick picture.ture we've had a clipper system that's been moving through. and you can see the wrap around precipitation.pr a lot happening here and some of you seeing some flurries rightht now you have a line from hagerstown and then south, southeast we have actually a few mixed conditions, a little bit of a wintry mix and then rain that's moving its way across thw pavement so there you have it. as we move into tonight we willw believe it or not start to see some clearing. the winds were gusty. hang onto your hat.t. i'm tellingç you, 38-mile perme hour wind gusts right now in city. we've got 41, 32 at gaithersburg and 38-mile per hour wind gusts right now at dulles.lles i wanted to tell you that our highs today were only into theth 50s and the 40s in am of our locations and we really should be about 65-degrees.degr didn't see it.didn and with a freeze warning for tonight, our overnight lowe'sur are going to shoot

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now i'm using aty so i'm cheating. >> rose: right. >> should go a lot higher here. >> rose: you were about what, about-- seven when you stopped thinking about things like don't move your head. >> yeah, well, you know, stuff like that though, a lot of times if you just need, if you feel like everything is is good in your swing and want something to think about, going back to think being something basic, whether it is your shoulder align am, or it's your head, something real basic when everything is on is enough to be your one trigger. and that's ideal. but as far as impact position or through the hips, that stuff never want to think about, and you want it to be subconscience. >> if you were hitting a ball, take that ball. if you were hitting that ball blind, close your eyes. >> close my eyes. >> watch out. >> should have enough muscle memory. >> you do, that's my point. rr look at that, blind. >> now the strike wasn't as good because my eye wasn't on the ball. which raises my question, how much of your sense of club head in contact with ball is in your mind. is that 90% of your sense

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college student was convicted of engaging ing antistate activities during ati visit there. he was sentenced to 15 years15 y in prison. >>> also developing overnight the search for a missing mis seven-year-old in marylandn man jaquan hall was last seen inn in the 3400 block of parkway pkw terrace in suitland wearingand n blue jeans an blue top.ea police say he was withns his his 26-year-old uncle michaelicha clark jr. and they may bejr. headed to montgomery county.gome now, if you see jaquan or michael please call police immediately.atel >> today we are expected toxpte learn more about the cybermo bullying probe related to treheo death of fairfax county cou firefighter nicole mittendorf. mittendorf killed herselfder earlier this month after allegedly suffering months of online and workplace bullying by by coworkers.. funeral services for mittendorf were held yesterdayte at 1 o'clock today, fairfaxai county fire chief richardic bowers is scheduled to releaseso new information about the cyber can chief bowers is alsolso expected to address steps to prevent suicides among rank

he fled guilty to flying aty t plane without a license hese faces up to three years in prison.is. >> >> tucker, thinks he's justnkses going have a couple days off.oul >> going to take off and leavene us for awhile. awh >> he's going to have threeave days off but who's counting. >> we win in the end. >> thanks for the complimentsr s guys. >> we're happy to have you. >> i'll do mypy best. b >> we're surely counting ony you. >> this is a good week to de gliver good stuff.li >> it's not a bad morning.t not a bad morning. mni 49 now in town.n t little cooler.oor. culpeper sorry you're not you'r coming in this morning.ning. hopeful that will pop in. 43 degrees for fredericksburg.s. 40's. winchester at 54 andt 54 and hagerstown at 52.hagerstown a frederick coming in at 46 degrees this morning.ning some high thin clouds coming clc across. i think they'll thicken up from time to time today. we'll still get some mute themut sunshine through these highoughe clouds. ou we're talking about the chance c for rain but it's going to t stay way out to the west. so, it does look like we're w going to e

teen killed k over easter weekend.nd 15-year-old devon at anyevon aty washington was with his family when he was shot and killed at deanwood metro station. he was just a freshman atresh largo high school.largo washington's funeral will behion held at first baptist church of glenarden.na services start at 11:00. >> gary mcgrady here now toy talk about weather.mctalk abouta we have some snow hether in ouro future. >> not really a lot of slo a lo. >> sometimes it snows inws i april. apri gary, go ahead.ad >> talking about the artistt formerly known aspirins whenin he was prince. not only was it opening daypeni for the nationals but it's but opening day for a lot ofor a little league teams. league teas >> that's right. ts ri >> this weekend. >> wisdom martin's angels.s ang >> that's right, that's right.ts you've heard of charlie's angels, this is wisdom's wis angels. now we'll is to hear about that for the next three months m this morning.is mning cold rain and snowflakes mixed in tomorrow.in tom 45 degrees right now here ines w town. you get out and you get going g this is what's going

we also wander to let you knowok that this morning fox5 rocks fok spring concert series atie farragut feature a special tribute toribu prince. the band secret society will perform several of his songs.see they're actually known forac their rendition of purple rain to close out their shows. sho our live coverage kicks off inck the 7 o'clock hour.r. >> certainly will be missed.sed. >> uh-huh. >> today's other big story, its search for missing fairf oai county firefighter that has t been suspended. suspe >> this comes after a remains were found inn shenandoah national park.ah nat fox5's melanie alnwick joins alk us now live from fairfax with the latest in this story. melanie. >> reporter: wisdom and wisdom maureen, you can see there's c e just a very small memorialem here outside station 32. this was here as they were hoping perhaps that nicolet would come home safely but unfortunately, the prayers ofy, so many were not answered inwere the way that they had hoped. hap 2:00 p.m. thursday is whens w police made the news and the the family posted on a facebookac page "our hearts are broken.

aty have refinanced the debt a higher rate.tely, when you are a valued investor, and find opportunities like this, definitely a company would comply. the company has come out of the blue to make the bid. scarlet: with they make a good suitor? that they areid interested in tv, but not the film side. >> that is true. i don't think they would have an interest in the film site you could always sell that off to someone else. i too think there are other players. media itself, we have focused on simply because a number of the valuations, whether it be time warner, disney, or others -- lions gate film, which we own. that would give a really good opportunity if you can find the proper company to invest in. acquisition opportunities, again, i don't want to speculate, but there is netflix, amazon, viacom, so many different players. i think it is an approval -- inevitable that you see others in the sector. no doubt, they would be on the list of a number of players. alix: what other companies do you see in the media industry that are possib

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restriction i can think of that i might remove is at least aty of nsa pass on information about the privatemage to sector from hostile cyber activity. intelligenceignals , but gathers it in and out lee fashion, -- an outwardly fashion. yes, i agree with that. cyber is an area where 12333 does not address it in a way that helps sufficiently guide the roles and responsibilities of agencies within the intelligence community. that would be something to try and tackle, but my first advice would be step cautiously. first, do no harm. remember that these rules have evolved over several decades now going back to 1981, and maybe talk to general hayden and others involved in the last largely it works. the general body of restrictions, including the onic ones on prohibition assassination, but also more importantly i think in more relevantly for example saying the cia is prohibited from engaging in electronic surveillance in the united states. the fbi is the only body that ,an conduct physical searches so these are restrictions that assigned particular responsibilities to agencies given what they are good

ati atika, thank you. >>> during the president's visit to the uk, he sat down for an interview with the bbc in a wide-ranging interview he gave his thoughts on what it will take to solve syria's conflict. listen. >> it is my view that it would be a mistake for the united states or great britain or a combination of western states to send in ground troops and overthrow the assad regime. but i do believe that we can apply international pressure to all the parties, including russia and iran, who essentially are propping up assad as well as those moderate oppositions that exist and maybe fighting inside of syria to sit down at the table and try to broker a transition. >> while in the united kingdom, mr. obama also held a town hall to connect with everyday brits. he took questions on various topics, from gay rights to his legacy and rejecting iz laaphob. he also told the group of young leaders who were gathered to keep up the good fight for change in the world. >> my primary message today is going to be to reject pessimism and cynicism, know that progress is possible, that our problem s can b

the big one in the commodity of $45 ati breach barrel earlier in the session for the first time sincember. it warm welcome back to "bloomberg ." joining us today is gina martin adams, making us sound a lot smarter today. david: and because of larry fink . larry fink was really interesting. he really went after the bank of japan. they have gone as far as they can go. it isroadly, he is saying the end of the effectiveness of monetary policy. there's a lot of parallels, a lot of consistency between the bank of japan and the u.s., monetary policy becoming too integrated and the need for fiscal policy to step it up. david: the luck with that. -- good luck with that. the whole process of what japan was trying to do was restimulated the economy through aggressive monetary policy, but the second phase -- erik: what option do you have right now? larry: he has to talk to the prime minister and say i ran out of runway. smart,u are getting very mainstream leaders of financial institutions saying low rates might be the problem. does that resonate at all with anyone at the federal reserve? gina

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