. >> this is the aurora project.ds to another question and another, and another. sometimes it's like putting together spiderweb. why would she want to stop? we are going to be fair, were going to be accurate, were going to be ruthless. this is the aurora project. are you ready? >> we have it dancing dress, mermaids, and now social media have given new parents the opportunity to share some of the funny things their babies to as long as they catch it on video. meet five -month-old baby from boston who loves -- his dad realized after he was on swaddling him the baby always raised his hands. so he took videos, and added music. >> take a look at the photos from an engagement shoot. this all sounds normal until you find out that sebastian is a french bulldog and luna is a pomeranian. they posted photos of the puppy love on a popular instagram account. there are no for their relationship and a wedding date is tbd. >> on an unrelated note, matt rooney is engaged. >> congratulations. >> inspired by the antitrust sentiment aft

. >> he chopped up aurora's hair. >> find out why he's quite the barber. >> want to see you hair? >>> and right-handed individuals get challenged to -- >> try being left-nd for a day. >> why this isn't as easy as you may think. >> stay in t lines! >>> it's been quite the 12 months for esther. she already has a young daughter. she has twins. and she found out who her dad is. >> so i just went outside to the mailbox. and it's here. >> identi've been wanting to do. >> she says years ago her mom was dating a man. they went separate ways. she tried to look for him, she couldn't find him. fast forward to now, she get this 23 to me kit. >> to find out what my dna says my ancestry is. what my heritage is from. because i don't know my biological father. >> with 23 and me, they get your dna and they will connect you to somebody who has the same dna. they found her cousin who doesn't live very far from her in arizona. 97% persian. cousin is like i know exactly who your father is. here she is meeting her dad. >> i'm nervous. >> wow. get out. >> well, what makes it so cool is we know esther. e

young, who is the mayor of aurora, iowa, attempted cpr when he first arrived at the scene. was chris soules? >> he was gone before i got there. or, he wasn't at the body when i got there. >> a source close to soules' family tells "e.t." that soules was not drunk and that he left the scene because he was in shock. soules' reps says that chris, the crash. in a statement, he points out that soules called 911 and, quote, explained his role in the terrible accident. >> i rear ended a guy in a tractor. >> we want to do a thorough investigation. >> today, the iowa state patrol told us, it's still gathering evidence. >> we have four investigators that have been assigned to the case. they're still collecting physical evidence, talking to people at the scene and doing an investigation on it. that's where we stand right now. >> meanwhile, 66-year-old kenneth mohsier will be laid to rest on monday. >> i've been waiting so long to ask you this. >> it was the proposal heard round the world when john cena got down on bended knee in the middle of the ring and you can tell by nikki's reacti

last week, aurora's caused when electrically charged particles released from the sun enter the earth's atmosphere, and collide with gases like oxygen and nitrogen. the result a light show around the magnetic polls of the northern and southern hemispheres. >> doesn't even look real. >> high science teachers hear me, they would think i knew what i was talking about. >> you sound so impressive. >> very cool. beautiful shot there. well, beautiful. what a day today. finally, some nice spring-like weather, after kind of crumby march. finally some nice conditions, beautiful blue skies, getting a live look at center city philadelphia, ah, just take in, take in the beauty. 62 degrees right now. north winds, only around 8 miles per hour, so just a light breeze, temperatures feeling good. up and down i-95, 60 in trenton, 63 in wilmington, and temperatures have recovered along the coast where we were chilly this morning. down into the 40's, because that far easterly wind, that pick up, penetrated along the coast into portions every south jersey, pushed that fog in, pushed earlier air in, now north

aurora i talked about. there's still a few that have not emerged, but i know they are working.e: and a whole ecosystem that will wield around. it has been wonderful having your perspective. back from dallas, after you were with all the movers and shakers when it comes to flying cars. the ceo with starburst accelerators. staying with uber, at the center of the alphabet lawsuit, sat down from his post. live in dusky will remain at uber despite his rule change. he said he will not be involved in decisions relating to lie down technology. googles autonomous driving unit accused of stealing trade secrets. coming up, the vr wave is cresting. we speak to a hollywood heavyweight on his plans to bring the technology to the screen. this weekend on bloomberg television, we bring you our best interviews from the week including the fcc chairman aji pipe speaking to us -- chairman speaking to us. tune in on saturday for "the best of bloomberg technology." ♪ caroline: the premiere of the rtl summit kicked off in a lay this week. the event gathered hollywood's leading innovators and storytelle

. >> he chopped up aurora's hair. >> find out why

robert, aurora, indiana, good morning. caller: yes, ma'am, thank you for taking my call. understand, i'm like the lady before me here. look beyond, you these guys that kill all these people and think they executed, it's crazy. i mean, why take lives? sense.t don't make old, i have never seen a country like we've got right now. something has to be done. mr. trump is trying to do his part, people will not give himo seen a country like we've got a chance. i think it is time we get behind him and get this country straightened out. robert, a story in the miami herald this morning with eadline, secret meeting at maralago raises questions about peace and trump. trump quietly met pair f colombian presidents thrusting his administration into an ugly power struggle in threatens to that undermine the controversial eace agreement with rebel leaders. santos is expected to push mr. support the peace accord with colom bia. the first meeting at the white month, he wants trump administration and congress to million in foreign aid promised by barack obama to implement the plan to end latin

crew member captured these glowing auroras. he said it's hard to look away from the windows. are caused when the sun releases electrically charged particles into earth's atmosphere which then collide with gases like oxygen and nitrogen. it's captivating. >> certainly is. all right. we have some rain coming. >> weather for earthlings. >> that's right. here we go, live doppler 7 showing a plume of moisture just offshore. it's not going to have any affect on our weather in the immediate future. let's look at what is coming our way on the satellite image. you can see a huge expansive area of clouds and moisture moving in our direction. this will be our next storm which will arrive tomorrow night. the storm ranks 2 in the storm impact scale, a storm of moderate intensity. it will continue overnight through friday producing rain, heavy at times, strong gusty winds likely and there is a chance of some lightning on friday as well. both the friday commutes morning and evening will be wash outs. and the wind will be very gusty by 6:00 tomorrow evening. gusts on the coasts r coast of 40

arturo hernÁndez fue trasladado a este centro de detenciÓn en aurora a una media hora de la cita. los prÓximos dÍas la casa blanca afirmÓ las versiones de que estados unidos se retirarÍan unilateralmente del tratado de libre comercio con mÉxico y canadÁ. esta maÑana el propio presidente trump anunciÓ que lo va a renegociar luego de hablar con los jefes de estado de ambos paÍses. el juego hay millones de empleos en los tres paÍses. janet: el tratado de libre comercio sigue en veremos. en vez de eliminarlo, he decidido renegociar, dijo el mandatario en reuniÓn con el presidente de argentina, mauricio macri. aunque mantienen que su amenaza de sacar a estados unidos de tocino logra condiciones justas. antonio ortiz fue parte del equipo que negociÓ el tratado original. dice que serÍa un suicidio econÓmico para estados unidos retirarse del acuerdo. >> podrÍa perder el acceso privilegiado al mercado de mÉxico, sobre todo para productos agropecuarios. janet: hacia la migraciÓn circulan rumores de que el presidente firmarÍa un acciÓn ejecutiva para sacar del paÍs al acuerdo. ante la amenaz

on monday night in aurora, iowa, 15 minutes from chris' home. >> i believe the name on the subject isris. reporter: documents shows that the wheel of a pickup a johnegedly rear-ended deere tractor sending both ditch.s flying into the killed in the accident, his neighbor. a 66-year-old. >> a close-knit group. reporter: the sheriff's office is saying that chris caused the hisly accident and fled to farm where he was later arrested. a publicist for chris is telling news, he was devastated to away. that kenneth passed his thoughts and prayers are with his family. for lovedmily asking ones. alcohol was found at the scene of the crash. but investigators don't know who b chris is out of jail on $10,000 bond. next court appearance is may 2nd. time lapse new experiment, giving a whole new meaning to "dancing with the stars." sky glow. it is a video series aimed at north americahe night skies. the project took more than three years and produced more than 3 million images from places like hawaii, california, and even canada. it is beautiful. lot of places light tolution so you are not able see t

and aurora health care confirms mitchell visited urgent care the very next day. >> this is a product so many people use. my nephew -- their whole class gets these from their teachers and they wear them. >> reporter: the device, however, does come with a warning. the fit bit website cautions consumers stating the device contains electrical equipment that could cause injury if not handled properly. mitchell says she was very careful when wearing the device but that didn't prevent something from going wrong. >> if they are exploding or if there is some type of malfunction with them -- i mean, i'm going to have a scar from this probably. can you imagine what it would do to a child? >> reporter: scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> we do have a firm response from fit bit tonight saying quote we are extremely alarmed about ms. mitchell's complaint regarding her flex 2 and we are investigating the issue. we are not aware of any other complaints of this nature. in fact, based on our extensive internal and independent safety testing we do not believe it is possible for this to occur under nor

. >> he chopped up aurora's hair. >> find out why he's quite the barber. >> want to see you hair? >>> and right-handed individuals get challenged to -- >> try being left-handed for a day. >> why this isn't as easy as you may think. >> stay in the lines! >>> it's been quite the 12 months for esther. she already has a young daughter. she has twins. and she found out who her dad is. >> so i just went outside to the mailbox. and it's here. >> identi've been wanting to do. >> she says years ago her mom was dating a man. they went separate ways. she tried to look for him, she couldn't find him. fast forward to now, she get this 23 to me kit. >> to find out what my dna says my ancestry is. what my heritage is from. because i don't know my biological father. >> with 23 and me, they get your dna and they will connect you to somebody who has the same dna. they found her cousin who doesn't live very far from her in arizona. 97% persian. cousin is like i know exactly who your father is. here she is meeting her dad. >> i'm nervous. >> wow. get out. >> well, what makes it so cool is we know est

he chopped up aurora's hair. and it's not good. but wait. there's more. can you guess what that is? >> did he cut the other sister's hair too? or his own? >> his own. >> so he evened it out. >> what do you think about that hair cut? you ready for mommy to fix your hair? >> he took a big chunk of hair right out of the front. >> no big deal. he's young. hair grows. grows fast. >> he's grinning now. but when mom gets to work, he starts having an emotional meltdown. look at him. first he's like what's going on what's going on. i don't like this. and as the hair hit this ground, they pan back up to his face. yeah. that smile starts to change. we'll take you up here to the top. it's starting to sink in. it doesn't look that bad. but once they're done, he starts to rub his hands across his head and he flips out. [ crying ] >> yeah, he's not feeling it. >> he felt the top of his head and started bawling. >> kids get over things pretty quickly. as we know, they're resilient. >> your hair will grow back. okay? >>> there are some areas in southern california that are huge, wide open spaces. de

flight engineers snapped the photos of bright auroras.night there aren't many clouds but are breathtaking. they help learn about energy and particles from the sun. >>> jeff ranieri back with us. the good news with the rain coming in. the pollen and our allergies, we get a little bit of a break. >> you're going to be happy about that. it's been bothering so many people across the bay area. after all this sunny weather, we're going to put an end to it. as you get a look right now, p doppler and satellite combined, it's spotty, but otherwise, we are looking at overcast skies on the increase. you'll see that on the closeup. the biggest difference, you won't need the sunglasses for the morning commute. we will be clouded in. temps starting mild in the low 50s. north bay at 46 degrees, the chill y chilliest spot. and micro climate forecast for tomorrow, it's going to be a strange day where we have the clouds overhead, but it's still a mild day out here. 77 expected in san jose. 76 in morgan hill and 78 right on down towards gilroy. for the east

sanchez trying to cross the border illegally in 2001.in 2012, she was arrested again -this time in auroraraffic stop. ice had allowed her to stay, but that changed this year when immigration laws were tightened. jennifer kain- rios/immigration attorney:"the denial of the stay of removal had no explanation whatsoever. in previous years, the approvals for stays of removal explained all the reasons why she should be able to remain in the u.s. despite the problems in her immigration history."sanchez is a mother of four and had hoped to take sanctuary at a church in denver.like the first unitarian where jeanette vizguerra, another undocumented immigrant has been staying for two months. vizguerra told us she fell to pieces when sanchez came asking for help. jeannette vizguerra/undocumented immigrant:"my heart is broke. it's the same as my family." but first unitarian wouldn't take sanchez. neither would another sanctuary church in the denver area. first unitarian pastor mike morran says more sanctuaries are needed.voice of pastor mike morran/first unitarian church of denver:"oh my goodness, yes

of this vehicle there is someed, consensus between a mix of a helicopter and a plane and what did auroraystem in terms of a demonstrator was quite interesting, and quite feasible. when i read things that i'm going to see these first flying cars, at least in a mode of transportation doing their first test flight by next year, that's for sure. caroline: test flight by next year. maybe being used as soon as 2020. what is the market like? where does the demand currently stand? >> the new thing about the business, as uber is pushing it, uber is creating the right business case for that. in the past, all the different other platform and vehicle we have seen are more for leisure type of application. caroline: super rich. >> which is still a niche market. it's not well-suited for vc's. vc's, more for passionate business or sovereign fund that want to build their own industry. of timingy a question and i think the timing is right. and looks at the business, they operate in more than 500 cities. they estimate, they think that's a number of this type of vehicle is between 500 to 1000. , there's a t

and aurora health care confirmed mitchell visited urgent care the very next day. >> this is a product so many people use. my nephew their whole class gets these from their teachers and they wear them. >> the device however does come with a warning. the fit bit website caulks consumer stating the device contains electrical equipment that could cause injure if not handled properly. mitchell says she was very careful when wearing the device but that didn't prevent something from going wrong. >> if they are exploding or if there is some type of malfunction with them, i mean, i'm going to have a scar from this probably. can you imagine what it would do to a child? >> a fit bit released a statement saying we are extremely alarmed about the complaint regarding the flex 2 and are investigating the issue. we are not aware of any other complaints of this nature. in fact, based on extensive internal and independent safety testing we do not believe it is possible for this to occur under normal use the quality and products and health and safety of customers top priorities. they are produced in str

. >>> people around the world have been mesmerized by the aurora lights in the past week, from wisconsintographs have footage and most intense is in countries that border the arctic ocean and it extends to more southern latitudes. it is skauccaused when electric charged particles from the sun enter the earth's atmosphere. it is pretty great. >> and our weather is great, too. >> and spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> things change and dry conditions and sunny countries the bay area, a few clouds moving through. temperatures in the upper 40s and 50 across the bain oakland. >>> tomorrow, a sunny day, breezy at the coast with highs in the low 60s and mid to upper 70s in the inland areas. later in the week, the inland pattern takes a dramatic turn on our stormy side. it ranks 2 on friday, moderate intensity, 1-2 inches generally across the bay area west, section of the bay area, in the north bay, highest rainfall totals will be there and winds gust 30 to 50 miles an hour with this storm. enjoy the dry and mild weather the next couple of days if that's your cup of tea because thur

it was near the touvn aurora. the 35-year-old is scheduled for a preliminary hearing on tuesday. >> doctors say former president george h.w. bush has recovered from pneumonia but still dealing with the effects of chronic bronchiti bronchitis, it's a condition associated primarily with age. he's still going to be discharged from the hospital by the middle of the week. >>> two moms are on a mission to help kids with disabilities. both have sons with autism. the two met when their boys were in elementary school. they started to speak to students at classrooms and now the moms want to show kids how to be more accepting of those with disabilities. >> he was called the r word. >> we really want the kids to be accepting and not just tolerating. >> and right now, the moms do presentations at two alexandria schools. and would like to help parents in other districts follow their lead. >>> there is new kind of health care facility that is not only helping people feel better faster but also emptying out bank account faster. t

the near the town of aurora.he 35-year-old is scheduled for a preliminary hearing on tuesday. >>> chipotle says it's seeing more people coming into its stores. and if you're one of them you'll want to double-check your credit cards. chipotle said it was hackeled from the processing system between march 24th and april 18th. it's not clear how much information was exposed. >>> some inspirational words from pope francis, that's normal but not quite like this, angie goff is at the live desk. >> aeun, this is quite a surprise, the pope using a ted talk to spread his message worldwide. the 80-year-old wanted to talk about his personal story and hopes for the world, in the ted 2017 conference. the pope saying that he would remind us that we all need each other and that we can only build the future by standing together. pope francis ended his 18-minute message saying the world of revolution and terndznenderness reminding people of the impact they have on people. >>> two mothers from alexandria are on a mission. they're g

which is facing a class-action lawsuit arguing the company violates federal anti-slavery laws at its aurora, colorado, prison where it also pays only a $1 a day. the pentagagon is preparing to deploy 300 marines to afghanistan's helmand province. on monday, the pentagon also identified the u.s. special forces soldier who was killed in afghanistan on saturday as 37-year-old mark de alencar from edgewood, maryland. in chile, police attacked students with water cannons and tear gas during a demonstration against education privatization in the capital santiago tuesday. at least 68 protesters were arrested. meanwhile in northern india, police attacked students with water cannons, batons and tear gas during a demonstration against a steep fee hike at panjab university in chandigarh. human rights organizations and russian media outlets are reporting that gay men are facing a wave of violence and imprisonment in chechnya. human rights watch says dozens of men have been rounded up in recent weeks and subjected to torture and beatings. the russian lgbt network, based in st. petersburg, says men have

>> aurora may be skeptical over how much of a deterrent the structure will actually be.y on land along the border in south texas and they have now received a letter from the department of justice offering $2900 for more than one acre of their property. fair market die says the federal government not even close for land that has been in the family for generations. >> i don't think it's fair. we have grandchildren and great-grandchildren and we will be given about $50. legal scholars say this is just one example out of possibly thousands where the feds will have to exercise eminent domain to snatch up private border property to build on. >> it can be scary and they can be emotional. turning blue gala in imminent domain law. he says the lone star state is unique and predicts many here will put up a fight. >> 90% of land is privately-owned. it means a whole bunch of property owners are going to have to give up quite a bit of acreage in order to build this wall. >> republicans have typically spoken out against the use of eminent domain citing government overreach. president t

sanchez trying to cross the border illegally in 2001.in 2012, she was arrested again -this time in auroray, but that changed this year when immigration laws were tightened. jennifer kain- rios/immigration attorney:"the denial of the stay of removal had no explanation whatsoever. in previous years, the approvals for stays of removal explained all the reasons why she should be able to remain in the u.s. despite the problems in her immigration history."sanchez is a mother of four and had hoped to take sanctuary at a church in denver.like the first unitarian where jeanette vizguerra, another undocumented immigrant has been staying for two months. vizguerra told us she fell to pieces when sanchez came asking for help. jeannette vizguerra/undocumented immigrant:"my heart is broke. it's the same as my family." but first unitarian wouldn't take sanchez. neither would another sanctuary church in the denver area. first unitarian pastor mike morran says more sanctuaries are needed.voice of pastor mike morran/first unitarian church of denver:"oh my goodness, yes, there are so many more spaces needed.

group is facing a class-action lawsuit arguing the company violates federal anti-slavery laws at its auroralorado, prison, where it also pays only $1 a day. this is an audio recording of hunger striker johnathan rodriguez guzman. listen closely. >> i name is johnathan rodriguez guzman. i would like to let people know that i'm doing a hunger strike, not just for me bufor everybody out there. y: the strike began ononday at noon th more th 100 prisons refusingo eat lunch. since en, activists have been supporting the hunger strikers with an ongoing 24-hour encampment outside the jail. the strikes comes as attorney general jeff sessions traveled to the u.s.-mexico border in the gallows, arizona, -- nogales, arizona this week, where he met with u.s. customs and border protection agents and vowed a major crackdown, calling immigration "an attack on our national security." immigration advocates say the trump administration's crackdown against immigration and immigrants living within the united states has led to more immigrants being imprisoned at jails, including at the northwest detention center.

we believe he is now likely in the geo for-profit detention center in aurora. amy: no explain.t did ice tell you? did you call thehem? he was given a letter by department of homeland security in 2015 when he decided to leave the church and there to step outside again? >> yes. we met with high-level immigration and customs enforcement officials after three days of fasting and front of their office in july 2015. after that meeting, we received a leletter stating that immigration and customs enforcement was using theirr discscretion not to implement hs order of deportation. arturo believe this was a gesture of good faith, that the people we were talking with in that meeting were honest and they would continue to fulfill their commitment to him. so in wanting to respond to that good faith, he left sanctuary and went back to his everyday life, continued to organize and work with his community to build peopople up, to bring people together. he is always someone who will bring a smile to your face. he is constantly caring for others. he is a very gentle, firm, smart person who is a le

that despite calls for reforms in the nation's gun laws, congress has done little from fort hood to aurora to new wn to charleston to orlando, we are borne twons far too many mass shootings in our nation. - democratic congressman buck scott of virginia, if you want to read about his column in the daily press. we're talking about president trump's tax history, asking simply does it matter to you? joyce is in vero beach, florida, a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i think the releasing of the tax material is important because he said he would do it and then it gives us an idea of where he stands money-wise. but i think there's a great problem here. i think the nation needs to become more aware of research d watch the station and read the book that analyze what is going on rather than jumping to this dang by god ordinary nation to run our country. we have had corruptness from congress from both parties. they need to represent the people, not special interests. the last thing that was passed on giving big companies like verizon the ability to give away our information. the congres

thomas is on the line from aurora, illinois. good morning, thomas. caller: good morning, everybody.e of the biggest threats with trump being president is the promises that he makes and breaks. for instance, every now and then when there's a headline about the air quality and global warming or the water, trump promises to fix the water in the air and his actions are just the opposite of what he says. he keeps on talking about how he's going to deregulate all and says ations that's going to increase jobs. all that is is sabotage. trump is a corporate saboteur who has conned his way into the white house. for instance, he promises to clean up the environment. he's such a wire. it's getting worse. i live 40 miles west of chicago and love the lakefront of chicago. but just across, we can see it on a clear day, we can see gary, indiana, and there are a lot of refineries in gary, indiana. and mike pence as governor of ry indiana, he increased the amounts of chemicals and all kinds of junk they dump in lake michigan that comes to the chicago lakefront and the rest of the cities that have lik

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for the small town of aurora, iowa, heart break for the man who died and questions for the famous bachelorft the scene. >> reporter: soules has been ordered to surrender his passport. he's charged with felony. authorities say he could face additional charges which could mean more prison time. they're also looking for a second drive that may be picked soule soules up. they could also face criminal charges. >>> we have al and another look at the forecast. what are you talking about? >> know. >> where? >> in the rockies. we're just -- it won't quite let go. we're looking at snow from idaho all the way down south of denver into parts of northern new mexico. this is a big storm that's firing up. it's across the northern rockies. moderate snow for the higher elevations, then as low pressure develops, colder air moves in for friday. one to two feet in the mountains. four to eight inches in the lower elevations. denver three to six inches of snow. upwards, 12 to 15 inches of snow. the rest of the country, showers in the pacific northwest. stillst northeast, and heavy showers and thunderstorms down

i rise to congratulate don davidson for 50 years teaching and coaching at yorkville high school, aurora christian, and clarkville christian academy. his ability to inspire students of all ages has led to hundreds of victories on the basketball court, earning hipping a place in the illinois basketball coaches' association hall of fame. not only does he hold the second longest home winning treek in illinois history with 80 wins from february 19 until february, 1997, but his exceptional coaching has secured 677 career varsity wins, 10 ihsa regional titles, five ihsa sectional titles and three acsi regional championships. more importantly, don is a generous, compassionate mentor who cares deeply about the lives of his students off the court. mr. hultgren: don, thank you for your 50 years of service to our community and most importantly for embodying the life of christ to your students and to their parents, like me. thanks, don, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? the gentleman is recognized. >> than

for the small town of aurora, iowa, heartbreak for the man who died and questions for the famous bachelort the scene. >> soules has been ordered by the court to surrender his passport and wear an ankle monitor. right now he's charged with a class "d" felony which can carry up to five years in prison and a hefty fine. authorities say he could face additional charges which could mean additional prison time. they're looking for a second driver that may have picked soules up. that person, too, could face criminal charges. naug >> thank you. >>> we have al here with another look at the forecast. what are you talking about? >> snow. >> no. >> yes, yes, in the rockies. winter just won't quite let go. we're looking at snow from idaho all the way down south of denver into parts of northern new mexico. there's a big storm that's firing up. it's across the northern rockies right now. moderate snow for the higher elevations. but then as low pressure develops, colder air moves in for friday. we're talking 1 to 2 feet in the mountain. 4 to 8 inches at lower elevations. casper, wyoming, denver could see

the aurora plant has 650 workers. >>> let's get a final check on the markets today. u.s.hey're going to open slightly higher based on the futures. dow futures up by about 22 points. s&p futures up by two. the nasdaq up by 8.5. the 10 year note is still yielding right around -- yeah, still just under 2.4%. >> showing some oil while we're at it. >> yeah. >> wti crude, 5074. make sure you join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla. welcome to april and q2. complete with global pmi's, we have auto numbers on deck. europe is mixed, ism coming in at the top of the hour. and crude is still hovering around 50. we begin with the global markets where they left off the modest