do you want the good news or the bad news first? [laughter] bad news. we will start with the bad news. it is not really that bad, but it could be better. the bad news is great britain. there was an election in great written, and -- and great britain, and i believe it is correct that virtually every pre-election poll indicated that neither of the two parties, the conservative party or the labour party would get enough votes to govern by itself, so it would have to be a working out of some sort of combination government for britain. all of the polls were wrong which, by the way, has led to a number of investigations that have just begun as to why that might be. i know, as an american, of course we understand what that is about. we're specialists at that. we know that the poll is one kind of commercial activity, the election is another kind, and they worked to different rules. one really has nothing much to do with the other. that might be going on in england. i do not know. here is what happened -- mr. cameron, the head of the conservative party took home

the bad news is that of the ten counties in america with the highest median property taxes, new jersey has seven of them and i live in one of them. >> a few other people on our staff as well. >>> remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet them to us. thanks to my panel, and especially to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you all here next week. >>> this is a fox news alert. another rally right now at city hall in baltimore. but this one, faith based for hope and healing. this the city's mayor has lifted that curfew six days after riots rocked that city following, of course, the funeral friday of freddie gray. we follow along maryland's governor as we get new details of the devastation left behind. >>> hopes are high that life in baltimore can return to normal. the protests so far have remained relatively peaceful following the announcement that six officers will be criminally charged for the death of gray. meanwhile,

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good news and bad news, good news in the sense that this is a party that five years ago won six seats now it is on course to take the majority of 59 seats. if those polls are to be believed. a political party that is a huge result, bad news because it means she will not be forming the next government from the labor party she wouldn't have influence had the result been higher. had the result been different, and it represents for labor a huge huge loss. there are seven constituencies here. they are all counting at the moment the original idea of the original fort was that six of these would go to the snp, possibly all seven can go, and there are a lot of big names douglas alexandar the foreign secretary, the man that led labor campaign, he could lewd his seat to a 20-year-old. jim murphy, the leader of the t soish labor party could lose his seat. and there are various other big name whose are all watching this very very nervously. a professor of politics here this has been a terrible night for labor as these polls indicate, where did it go wrong? buzz scotland has been a huge labor area

bracing as they have forever more bad news. this brought a much-needed respite to a city and country in mourning. >>> mo hammed joins us live from kathmandu. incredible stories of survival of a climbing death toll. how are people there feeling. it's been a week after the quake. there has been bright moments of hope. it hasn't changed the mood. the mood is grim. a sense of resignation. folks at the sites, who feel like they are only going to see bodies pulled from the rubble. they have grown accustomed about that. let me tell you more about the site. it's an iconic structure. we saw a chinese aid team there. they are goodnight the rubble. they are trying to prevent the spread of disease and with the smell. there's a stench of death in the air. officials tell us there are dozens of bodies. there are bulldozers clearing the rubble in the area trying to help the residents get back to some of their homes, the ones that have not collapsed. it's a difficult scene. residents bracing for bad news. apart from what you mentioned. what els

bad news for the a's tonight as pitcher jarrod parker injured his elbow in triple-a nashville.. griffin had to be shut down during a simulated game yesterday with shoulder soreness. well that really is ugly when two young pitchers have their careers in jeopardy. meanwhile josh reddick have a three to one lead. the warriors. game 5 in memphis tomorrow. 5-o'clock our time. the warriors took off this morning for memphis and games 3 and 4 of the western conerence semi-finals hello andrew bogut and harrison barnes after arriving in memphis steph curry and company headed to "the grindhouse" for practice after losing at home for the first time in 22 games tuesday alllowing the grizzlies to tie the series 1-1 steve kerr and klay thompson said they need to step it up >> after we handled them in game 1 they came back as a more determined teen for game 2. so we need to come out with more intensity to ma. >> we're looking for some redemption. have a bad taste in our mouth and are looking to change that. >> gary: the clippers blowout houston. they lead that series two games to one game. chi

you know the bad news of the flooding out there.hat the vets have done for us. 88 in dc and great on the east coast. some of the best weather out there is memorial day. salt lake city to denver and cool and spring like. not bad from seattle to portland. getting a little warmer in the day and start to feel like summer. 91 today and 9d 5 in phoenix. vegas and san diego looking good. no real rainstorms in the cards, and that's the bad news. >>> on sunday a 2,000 mile tribute called carry the load wrapped up the tour. a congressional recipient has more. >> it's a day meant to honor all of those that made the ultimate sacrifice. >> i get asked all of the time what am i thinking about on memorial day? it's not what everybody else thinks. parties are fine and getting together with friends, everyday i think of all of the people that we left behind. >> the greatest fear is nobody will know if we fought. >> the mission is to change that. >> when i came home after losing the friendings i saw the nation not remembering them well. i was not okay

. >>> a weak handshake could be bad news for your heart. >> reporter: and they say bad news for a job interview too. we have light jackets on the kids because it's a little consume this morning and this afternoon it will be warm. i'll be back with the travel forecast for those of you traveling around the country. >> tonight on "action news" at 11 fm wendy saltzman looks into a charity that didn't follow on a home give away. >> reporter: a mother and her children were told they could move into the house. >> they exploited me and my family. >> why is it still boarded up, i'm wednesday weapon we go to the charity to find out what happened. >> the lord put this on my heart to finish this. >> reporter: why this home is still not in liveable condition. don't miss my special report don't on "action news" at 11:00. >>> time to check the traffic if you're heading out on a friday. >> reporter: yes it is friday. delaware county, i-95 the commodor barry bridge no problems between the delaware state line and philadelphia airport, you're looking good this morning. in wilmington, new castle county e

bad news. but today is a different picture. it is starting to affect the economy and what we see. we did have an increase of volume. but investors are on the sidelines. but we have that move we have not seen in quite a while. liz: i will begin with ron. we're used to gore surprised or neither? >> neither. the u.s. economy is growing it is sluggish but it is still doing okay. we are now worried about a quarter and we also think wife fight the dollar? and by some emerging markets they have been terrible for a couple of years. they will be at of their minds to raise aggressively so i think it is non issue to stop with earnings. david: were you buying today? more than selling? >> we were adding to the portfolio because said gdp number was not entirely unexpected we looking to percent gdp growth. david: what refocusing on? >> what we buy regularly with upside potential and we think janet yellen was very clear. and if we get moderate growth out of the second quarter we're looking at 2550. basis point

schoumacher: bad news for buyers was good news for dealers, like toyota dealer kay jennings. the japanese car business, we sold fewer cars but we had many, many price increases because of the restrictions. because if you have fewer cars the prices are going to go up. but it did the same thing to the american cars. we all said -- the only thing that the restrictions, where the restrictions really hurt was the general public. schoumacher: and it wasn't only the buyers of japanese cars who were hurting. we paid more for american cars as well, as american car dealers discovered that they could raisprices, too as long as they stayed under japanese prices. in detroit, employment was high. but at what cost to car buyers? how much did it cost american consumers in terms of higher prices of automobiles in order to keep one additional job in and around detroit? and the answer was by my calculation, somewhere around $160,000. that may sound high to you but almost every calculation of the effect of trade restraints on employment levels in the united states comes out with something around

great hire by new orleans huge loss for te warriors a's hosting the yankees buts got more bad news, seanlittle on the dl with strained left shoulder four gas of his first game of the seon on webs. good news is a different muscle than from the one whokept him out. bad news ms some time. >> a couple weeks of inactivity abt -- strengthening and so fort before he picks another baseball. >>n the meantime, somebody else has to hold down in the fort and something we have to go through over the course of the season. >> a's and yankees tonight. french open, first weekend of action. serena williams and azarenks a reason winning the first set. but serena dug deep into the second set. on set point, azarenka hits the line but the judge calls out. not happy with t judge serena not happy with victoria. they exchanged words serena moves on with a three-set victy. she'll face sloan stevens who knocked out her sister, nus in the first round. >> rafael nadal facing kunesov. no mat for rafa. yet to drop a set in this french op. will take on jack stock the last remaining american male. >>> third round of the

bearer of bad news.> let's hold on to the memory of it as we start on monday morning together. good morning. i'm laura

great hire by new orleans huge loss for the warriors a's hosting the yankees buts got more bad news, an doolittle on the dl with a strained left shoulder four games of his first game of the season on webs. good news is a different muscle than from the one who kept him out. bad news miss some time. >> a couple weeks of inactivity about -- strengthening and so fort before he picks another baseball. >> in the meantime, somebody else has to hold down in the fort and something we have to go through over the course of the season. >> a's and yankees tonight. french open, first weekend of action. serena williams and azarenka,s a reason winning the first set. but serena dug deep into the second set. on set point, azarenka hits the line but the judge calls out. not happy with the judge serena not happy with victoria. they exchanged words serena moves on with a three-set victory. she'll face sloan stevens who knocked out her sister, venus in the first round. >> rafael nadal facing kunesov. no match for rafa. yet to drop a set in this french open. will take on jack stock the last remaining americ

what's the bad news? the premier said the highlight of his visit to the united states was san francisco. we hear that all the time and now mayor lee has been so wonderful to participate with all. we have 88 council generals. we fly their flag on their national day and very proud to have their constituents here and mayor lee has met with the president of france, the mayor of paris, our sister city. this week on thursday you will meet with the british ambassador and this week the lord mayor. we are working on calling you the lord mayor. and then we'll have all of the mayors which you started here on the 19th. there will be several hundred mayors for the big event here. we have wonderful light show. and a week later the secretary general of the united nations and celebration of the signing of the united nations and people from far away. how about the celebrations? we did have some super bowl celebrations. i don't know about that now. we did have the 50th super bowl here and the big event will come here and t

the good news is that we have succeeded in, you know, smoking cessation, but the bad news is -- not bad news but the revenues from prop 10 have declined so it began as a $700 million a year proposition and down to just under 500 million. >> do more with less. >> fewer people are smoking but you're absolutely right. we have to do more with less. >> we have a great campaign going on right now. i want to talk about brain search for very young children. how is first five california talking about this? >> as you just heard from mark thompson, it's a very complex issue but very important. so the purpose of our campaign which is called talk, read, sing is to take this -- the notion of the importance of early brain development and push it out to the public and those families who have young children or who are caregivers of young children and emphasize how important it is to interact with kids and stimulate the brain so that it grows and develops in the earliest years. and in the long run actually works to prevent the achievement gap. if we can get kids to develop their vocabularies and start ou

bad news first. what could derail the rally? analysts are watching weakness corpo profits and that could take the air out of the market. and they are keeping a close eye on the strength of the u.s. economy. and some are worried about the fed and how rising interest rates to shake things up. that is the bad. lou market volatility could move stocks higher and the drag on oil could reverse if i'll prices stabilize. some of the smart believe we could see the market takeoff if everyone starts to believe in the rally. if they get off the side lines and put money into the market we could see a more sustained move upward. so there you have it. a few of the pros and the cons just to think about as we head toward the summer. for "nightly business report," i'm dominic chu. >> so let's turn to our two market guests here on to weigh in on that debate. we have jonathan goal on at rbc who is bullish and our bear james severitiy, welcome, gentlemen. good to be here. >> and we're sitting at all time highs and many of e indices make the case for

just don't be doing that because that would be nothing but bad news for all of ya. and that's about as much as i can say, because if i say much more on this i'll be telling you who i'll be actually voting for. >> which you wouldn't wanna do. >> which i would not want to do. i don't want to influence people-- to which side to pick. but at least-- >> well, celebrities do that all the time. >> i know, and i resent them bitterly for it. >> you do? >> yes, i do, because they're-- they're taking a moral high ground there that-- really doesn't belong to them. i think mostly celebrities are the dumbest people on earth. >> w-- w-- but they're-- they're-- they're people. they get to participate too. and they get to-- to-- >> i'm all for that, but they should not be telling us what to do. >> lydon has twice faced death. in addition to having meningitis as a child, he was booked on the pan-am lockerbie flight. why he wasn't on the plane next. >> you're watching "talk to al jazeera". i'm tony harris, our guest this week is "sex pistols" lead singer and rock icon john lydon. >> s

i think the market mind set has been good news is bad news and this morning bad news is good news. hink that is going to be bad for the stock market. the fact that this report was weak is what is putting a bid into the stock market this morning. >> you agree with that? >> i think it was an okay number. if 200,000 is our standard that's pretty high standard to meet on a regular basis. i mean, the growth of the underlying labor force in the economy is only about 100,000. so we're growing twice as fast as that underlying trend. i think, actually what i liked in the report which nobody has talked about is the fact that the participation rate has been stabilizing. so people have quit running away from the labor market and sticking around and working. that's a good sign. we need those workers. >> this is a more real number. >> it's a more real number. this is an economy where you can see in the labor market we're getting an increase in wages and we're getting very close to full employment and we're still getting decent jobs numbers. but still decent jobs numbers. >> where do you think the

but i do have to be the bearer of a little bit of bad news. >>> the nats did get bad news today aboututfielder jayson werth. you are not going to be seeing him on the field anytime soon. we'll explain what is going on, coming up in about a half hour. >>> and coming up next, a woman who claims she was a member of isis explains how the group lures young women to take arms. >>> and later at 6:00. >>> a high stakes last minute tax proposal in prince george's county. i'm bureau chief scott broom. coming up, how why am i so awake? did you know your brain has a wake system... and a sleep system? science suggests when you have insomnia, the neurotransmitters in your wake system may be too strong, which may be preventing you from getting the sleep you need. talk to your doctor about ways to manage your insomnia. >>> a young woman who claims to be a former isis commander is now on the run, in turkey. >> as jonathan vigil reports she is reporting how they reportedly lure teenagers to join. >> reporter: a traditional veil covers her face but her eyes can't hide her fear. this 22-year-old says she

like i said david, bad news. >> all right, pierre thomas in washington. pierre thank you. >>> tonight, the fbi is investigating a series of false threats. ten passenger jets landing. this one at jfk. the passengers never knowing that their plane had been trailed by fighter jets. authorities now warning there will be serious con consequences for anyone making these threats. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: the fbi tonight is looking for the anonymous suspect responsible for this. >> air france 22, shut down at your discretion, you're going to be there for a while. >> okay, shutting down engines. >> reporter: an air france jet surrounded at jfk. as it approached the u.s., fighter jets scrambled and watched from a distance as the jetliner landed. just one of about ten flights in which an unidentified caller made a threat to local authorities about a chemical device on board. jets landing at five different airports, all fakes. the fbi has to take every one of these seriously? >> they almost don't have any choice, particularly if the plane is in the air

when will bad news be bad news? michael r.: i will add to the bad news. within three of it closing record. r.: i willa close about a puppy -- a couple points below it. it is clear that whatever you believe of technical analysis and chart reading, that is resistance right there. we have not broken out of his range at that point. and there is a big gap between that and the previous one and there is -- encouragement from the job report. krishna, i'm curious if you have any thoughts on that. krishna: it's a bit of a sticky record however if we see meaningful recovery in the economy, we get to the 2% or 3% level that everyone is looking for, i think. have more to grow and they have more room to grow because the rates are so low. it is the best of a lot of bad things, i suppose. michael m: we haven't broken out of the range in the economy. earnings, better than expected but not good. it is the same story in the economy as it is for the markets right now. alix: another big story, investors focusing on the global bond selloff. one investor saying it is a black sw

. >>> we have some good news and bad news for drivers who travel between san francisco and marin county news that the project is about to be finished. the bad news is before that happened, the current roadway to the golden gate bridge has to close completely for several days. it's going to happen on the weekend after memorial day and that's so workers can configure the lane changes and connect the new roadways to the existing parkway. >> right now everybody's driving on a thruway through a single bridge and a single tunnel. ultimately those will be southbound structures and then what we're standing on will carry northbound traffic. >> the closure of doyle drive begins thursday may 28th at 10:00 p.m. and the new doyle drive will reopen monday june 1st at 5:00 in the morning. >>> this saturday is uc berkeley's commencement and delivering this keynote speech commencement address is ceo mark benioff and an outspoken advocate for social justice. he previously served as commencement speaker for alma mater and cal was expecting 4300 graduating seniors in the class of 2015. >>> the warriors scr

my daughter at the end of 2014 texted me and said i have bad news and good news. the bad news is an article said that you were one of the five worst ceos of 2014. ok, what is the good news? you are number five. i see that as a lesson to not gett too carried away one way or the other on the sorts of things. emily: as candid as i have ever seen him. don't miss the premiere of "studio 1.0" tonight. former jc penny ceo ron johnson has a new gig did the man who built the apple retail stores is taking the shopping out of the shopping experience. emily: i want to go straight to our editor at large and following the latest on yelp. according to the dow jones, they are exploring a business sale. cory: they have approached a number of potential acquirers. we don't know what initially started this. bloomberg is working to confirm this. yelp is in an interesting point in its history. their growth rate is slowing down, once in the mid-60's, now predicted to be about 50%. they reported a disappointing quarter with that slowing growth rate a few weeks ago which caused the stock

like i said, bad news.rre thomas, abc news, washington. >> chilling new details emerging as the aurora, colorado shooting trial of james holmes enters a fifth week. prosecution focusing on the notebook holmes mailed to his psychiatrist. in it, he described what he called his broken mind and his obsession to kill since childhood. also revealed he considered attacking an airport instead but didn't want his attack confused with terrorism. he faces 166 charges in the attack which killed 12 people and wounded 70 others. he's pled not guilty by reason of insanity. >> the fbi investigating a threat phoned into l.a.x. yesterday. against as eva airline flight arriving from taipei. the plane landed safely and was taken to a secure location where passengers were evacuated and the plane searched. officials say nothing was found. the latest threat comes just a day after threats were phoned in. again six flights landing in new york and boston. nothing found on those planes either. >> meantime, a breach of protocol has la

my daughter at the end of 2014 texted me and said i have bad news and good news.he bad news is an article said that you were one of the five -- worst five coast of 2014. -- c.e.o.s of 2014. ok, what is the good news? you are number five. i see that as a lesson to not get too carried away one way or the other on the sorts of things. emily: my interview with dick costolo from the premiere of studio 1.0 which you can find any time online. from 2013 to sales force, microsoft is making a bid for sales force after the cloud giant was -- by another suitor. we spoke with matt from seattle-based medrona venture group. >> i don't think either of those would be enough to justify buying salesforce. i think the bet on sales force is to say can we build intelligent apps together? dats driven apps are going to be the apps of the future. they used technologies combined with microsoft data and technologies like exchange and that delivered intelligent services to companies. cory: i'm going to back you up for a second. you said microsoft thinks salesforce needs the engineers and the

my daughter said, i have bad news and good news.re is an article that says, you are one of the worst five ceos of 2014. the good news is, you are number five. i hope that is a lesson i have taught them about how not to get carried away. emily: i hope you will tell me about beekeeping. dick: the cool thing about the bees, i spend most of my time watching them. the way the hive works. what is going on. the crazy stuff that happens as the seasons change. the way they build and everything is fascinating. emily: you bring honey to the office. dick: to some people. there is not an infinite supply. emily: what is next for dick costolo? dick: like when i grew up in detroit, i'm taking life as it comes to me. i am a big proponent of living in the moment and not getting caught up in the past or thinking too much about where i'm going to be two years from now. i do not think that is a good way to live. sometimes, like in the case of ev, making a decision to do that, i think that is a good and fun way to live. i tried to teach my kids the same

. >> not letting bad news bring us down. one advantage over the original dinosaurs.e have some advanced warning. >> the park has made a lot of friends, teachers included in the curriculum. getting evicted. people have come out of the woodwork to suggest new locations. he intends to keep it in jersey hudson county. >> home to the chaser source [laughter] ♪ >> a big red mustang here celebrating the top four. behind her. ♪ bill: find me fairly. they are very cool social media site. >> for everybody. >> exactly. eight bedrooms a full baths what has happened hear? [laughter] bill: are we still rolling tobacco, good. that is all on camera. ♪ ♪ bill: "high speed chase". >> monday rutgers university back online. it's it has been a positive for businesses off campus. ran into coffee shops and restaurants. contingency plans. great business. arrested in newark connection to a string. check out the video we showed you a couple of weeks ago. picks up. leave some evidence behind. breaking news. that's what the internet thought. awesome. i feel the power. bill: what is her superpow

bad news was bad news but there was losses that was not quite as successful but despite the inabilitythe of rock -- the market to gain traction but beneath the surface a lot of fireworks. today's humana soared there are dozens of other tech names that can be acquired any day. it cast a long shadow can we avoid deflationary? these are all questions and i think part of that shadow. so where do we go from here? >> i will be the first to concede i am skeptical. there are great stories. semiconductors at all-time highs. you mention she manna. biotech. and humana. there is a lot out there. but on the whole if we have to make one we need to be skeptical of the emerging markets. look overseas if you look at the domestic part it is pretty strong. bob the builders stuck around. it was disaster is but the rest of the world is a terrible place for the global economy. i am skeptical here it is a time to be cautious. charles: what about the notion that deflationary is something to worry about? if that is a concern it tips off the fed. >> said deflationary of all the different metrics, it is the wor

. >> probably bad news, for 24 hour news channel, hopefully we will find a way to survive. thank you very much. here is a question that how should cable companies react? cut the cord reduce the prices. people actually want, the own # no crap. we are all for no crap television. how can cable companies compete with this? >> they often have cheaper bundles. they are not heavily promoted. >> they off something is lighter. because they see that's what people want. they find it is a very good option, but if you want to pick your own channels at least right now, it is not that. and if you want to avoided advertisements not all the channels have dvr features. you may find yourself thank you to our guests. senior writer when we return a new battleground and the inspection age, some governments are making hundreds of edits on wikipedia pages. are they serving the public he public this is techknow a show about innovations that can change lives. the science of fighting a wildfire. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity but we're doing it in a unique way. this

the good news and bad news is we have showers on the way.e bad news looks like it's time for the weekend. look at this view from center city. just a few wisps of clouds. perfect afternoon for a ball game and phillies take the pirates on at citizens bank park and temperatures looking good for game time at 1:05. 68 degrees. plenty of sunshine and a light northerly wind at 5 miles an hour. by later in afternoon 4 clong, 72 degrees. not a huge warm up. we'll see sunshine tomorrow before the clouds move in. there's your chance of showers and possibility some thunderstorms over the weekend. that's part of the system that will be coming together for saturday and sunday. friday we'll start off with sunshine in the morning. by friday evening, late in the evening we could sigh heavy downpours move through north eastern pennsylvania. a chance of showers on saturday morning and saturday afternoon. a big warm up during the day. it will be summer like during the afternoon. these are mainly light showers to start with but if we do get some thunderstorms po

my daughter at the end of 2014 texted me and said i have bad news and good news.he bad news is an article said that you were one of the worst five ceo's of 2014. ok, what is the good news? you are number five. the good news is you are number five. i view that as a lesson to not get too carried away one way or the other on the sorts of things. emily: my interview with dick costolo from the premiere of "studio 1.0," which you can find any time online. from twitter to salesforce another san francisco-based company. people familiar with the matter say microsoft is making a bid for salesforce after the cloud giant was approached by another suitor. would such a deal make sense? our editor at large cory johnson spoke with matt mcilwain from seattle-based madrona venture group. matt: i think their aspirations are to be a winner at both, the infrastructure in the cloud as well as software as a service. i don't think either of those would be enough to justify buying salesforce. i think the bet on salesforce is to say -- can we build intelligent apps together? data-driven ap