bard in a cash and stock deal. acquisition is valued at $317 a share that's more than a 25% premium to bard's closing price on friday. bekts becton said it will help to improve medication management. and becton hopes to result in a cost savings of $300 million a year by 2020. now, this is just the latest deal in the medical supply space. and for becton, just two years ago, the company acquired hair fusion for $12 billion. take a look at the stocks becton and bard a little changed. bek becton down o.56, guys. >> landon, a busy space in terms of m and a, and nice premium for bard. thank you very much. >>> coming up, french stocks surging as global markets cheer the result of the french election. u.s. equities up about 1% indicated now. stay tuned. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. she can't become a guitar legend just by playing air guitar. the baby's room won't build itself. and her paw won't heal on its own. we're all working forward to something. synchrony financial can help your customers make it happ

i am the executive director and along with the council, ethics and international affairs, the bard college, globalization and international affairs program, i would like to welcome you to this important discussion on global security. in a moment i will introduce the panel. before i do so if i can mention a couple things in that format, if you are sweeting we have the world's longest hashtag, shades of red and blue. exercise your thumb if you are using that. a number of panelists, distinguished authors whose works are available, to the title over there in the decision and you may be able to prevail on them to sign an issue depending on how they feel about the conversation. one last thing, i learned the other day, the first division of the united states marine corps was founded in melbourne, australia, and the battle hymn for the marine corps, the division that has come out for the secretary of defense, the australian folksong waltzing matilda and i wear on this shoulder patch to this day the southern cross, one of the great emblems of australia. there is an incredible connection between the

cr bard was up 20%, or nearly so, to $302.41. a drug mark is alleging mi lan engaged in illegal business practices to make its life saving epipen more affordable for consumers. they said mylan offered rebates to insurers and medicaid, under the understanding that the treatment wouldn't be eligible for co mylan shares rose nearly 2%. and santa fe gained 4% to $45.90. has bro benefited from strong demand for digital games, as well as licensed products like nerf and transformers. we've got a few of those at my house. it was the first time hasbro has beaten mattel in quarterly sales since the year 2000. the shares popped nearly 6% to $101.70. >>> global retail sales at caterpillar turned positive for the first time in more than four years. they said a surge in buying activity in asia helped offset weakness in other foreign markets and caused machine sales during its latest three-month period to rise. the company is expected to report earnings tomorrow. caterpillar shares rose more than 2% to $96.81. >>> whole foods may go private. al

a 25% premium to cr bard's close of about $253 a share.s going to add tools for medication management and help it expand in different clinical areas including uh-other areas. becton dickinson down about 4.4% as some analysts see this as an ambitious deal. a big price they're paying here. jpmorgan's mike weinstein is saying on the positive side, it should accelerate becton dickinson's growth and help further diversify the company. on the negatives he said it's a rich purchase price of almost 27 times 2017 expected eps and they have to issue new equity and some said this is a further consome sol discrimination -- consolidation of the med tech. this continues the giant deals like $25 billion abbott paid for st. jude last year. medtronic and covidien before that and some speculation this will continue to fuel speculation in the space. interestingly biotech investors have been waiting for m&a action. it's really happening in the med tech space. back to you. >> thanks. you forget sometimes the size and the common occurrence of some of the deals.

the panel was part of a series hosted by the ethics center and bard college. it gets underway tonight at 9:05 p.m. eastern on c-span. communicators attended the recent state of the net conference in washington, d.c. we talked with people who helped shape how the internet is governed. they also talk about some issues of internet use today. >> what is your background? >> i started as a mathematics major. i wanted to be a math professor. it took me until graduate school to realize that it like mathematics. i dropped out of became a programmer. i went back and have alex -- back in economics and got a couple degrees. i did work in the united universityn two computer networking operations. i had an internet policy project in the former soviet union. >> when you bring technology and the internet to another country, how do you do that? >> depends when you do it. i put computers and some african countries as a matter of education, working with vendors, making sure you have the right prerequisites like electricity, making sure there is a process that has to happen and p

today the opera —— today the guitar recording the bard. the coral pa rt guitar recording the bard.t has arrived in the corners has w011 part has arrived in the corners has won day to learn and record them. you have to sing very quietly, so thatis you have to sing very quietly, so that is a challenge final enough because it is quite the opposite of what we are normally asked to do. at bute park primary school in hull auditions are taking place for the voice of the humber bridge. the child who will be the narrator on the wall. my name is katie and i'm going to keep you company on your journey to the bridge. eight—year—old katie smith has been chosen to be the voice of the humber bridge. i think it will be a bit weird hearing myself but it is going to be pretty cool. it is a long walk ahead, i hope you have strong shoes. look up! this is an extraordinary soaring piece of music and to think that it came originally from the very sounds of the bridge itself. it only really make sense when you're out here. it is fantastic. that looks amazing. we popped back down to the bridge and we will

bard up 12%.er bebe to close all stores by the end of the month of may, just a month after announcing it was exploring strategic alternatives, shares of bebe down 33% over the last year. they are trading almost at zero because the company is basically going out of business. president trump hosting lunch with embassadors from the united nations security council countries today, cheryl casone has the details on that. cheryl. cheryl: president trump is going to have lunch with diplomats from the un security council member at the white house today. the embassador include russia and china, the u.s. largest financial contributor to the un but the president's budget with deep cuts on that contribution. saudi arabia elected to un commission on the status of women. strongly criticizing the election which occurred in a secret vote during the un economic and social council. well, this video we have already showed you, a volunteered firefighter in arkansas coming to the rescue when look what happens, a 4-year

together, they take on javier bard bardem's creepy captain salazar. >> dead men tell no tales. >> you not think pirates are a lot in common with transformers. both have earned about $3.7 billion worldwide. the transformers are back for number five. c . >> transformers five, baby. >> and action! >> yeah. >> between the two of you who is bringing the heat in this film? >> wahlberg. absolutely. >> i can bring the heat because i have a full military suit on. zblon work ethic? edge wahlberg. ? he gets up every morning and place 18 hoels of speed golf. >> every day? >> i was like, dude, i'm going to come do that with you. he said, we get up at 3:30, play at 5:00. i said, i'll catch you on the weekend. >> that's me. that's my guy. >> that's good. >> from street art to stonehenge. a replica any way. the dazzling reproduction of the uk landmark. >> michael bey says action, and things go boom. explosions are primed. they are ready. so are we for the transformers the last night exclusive. here we go. ♪ i'm here with the man himself, mark wahlberg. there's just action all over the place here. we

bard for $24 billion in a cash and stock deal. acquisition valued bard at $317 a share. than a 25% premium to bard's closing price on friday. becton says the deal will help to improve its market position in infection prevent and medication. bek becton expects the action to increase earnings. and result in cost savings of 300 million a year by 2020. both shares of becton and bard a little change in trading on the day. the transaction expected to close in the fall of -- you got to watch every small device out there, if you miss abbott lab is buying, st. jude, this whole space of m and a -- >> talking about m & a, jimmy choo putting it up for sale. to maximize share sholder value. the company has discussed the process with j.a.b. luxury. they cone krispy kreme i was putting up a list the other day. bali. peet's coffee, the europe people company that just bought up all sorts of entities. >> we just talked about it, the panera. and shares of jimmy choo up sharply. stock up 40% over the last year. >>> the french presidential election is now down to two candidates, marine le pe

i'e going to have jim k grow from bard leading the conversation. you will notice there are two empty chairs. there is a very special process we use in australia, which we're using for the first time here. that is about halfway through the conversation, jim will open the table to you in the audience. we believe in these kinds of conversations, not just panels talking at you. you have a seat at the table too. it is not a permanent seat. you can just roll up your sleeves and catch yourself further -- plant yourself for 20 minutes. you'll be giving way to another member of the audience who made wants to have a chance. make it brief. then vacates the chair if you could. we saw lots of people had a chance to do that. that is to come. at the moment, we have a wonderful panel. i will ask you to applaud them all in a moment. you probably know half of them already. please join me in welcoming our panel. [applause] >> thank you to all of you for being here. thanks to the organizers for putting this timely and important event together. are shifting to foreign

later he lost a book contract and resigned from bright bard over controversial statements about under aged sex. he has released a video which he is calling cinco de milo. >>> you will find more videos from the rally in berkley. >>> time is now 4:07. three san francisco police officers recovering after a car crash last night. it happened at 15th and mission just before 11:00 p.m. two police patrol cars collided while responding to an emergency call. two officers were in one car. one officer was in the other. the three injured officers were taken to the hospital. their injuries were described as moderate. >>> well a former teacher at a private school in san mateo has been arrested for allegedly taking provoktivevocative photos. and then taking photos. >> every time we get a case that involves a teacher we realize we're dealing with a violation of the deepest trust a parent could have. they gave their small children to this teacher. >> well the teacher has been remodified from the school. prosecutors say he did not touch any of the girls. they're also investigating if any of those photos

am the director of the center and along with the carnegie international affairs committee and the bard international affairs program will commute to this session. we have had an incredibly interesting conversation about the state of the nation and we are moving into challenging territory which our chair cedric more will take you through. but let me mention something about the choice of today. today being april first. there were a few chuckles, april fools' day, why would you do it? but in fact april fools' day is the perfect day for a conversation of this kind because as you know, the role of the full was to speak truth to power. and, it is not just speaking truth to the powerful but the power can reside in conventional ideas and assumptions. we won in to challenge it in a an open and respectful way. i am going to introduce the panel but i want to say something about the process. you notice there are two empty chairs. these chairs belong to you in the audience, at least temporarily. because the process invite you to join me table at some point if you want to ask a question. but not per

coast bard says the vennel -- vengeance was holding about 400 gallons of diesel fuel and three hundred gallons of oil when it cam -- 300 gallons of oil when it capsized after midnight. divers were instructed to get out before they were able to check their work. >> we have to keep the public safe and keep our responders safe and protect the environment. it might take a little bit more time if weather conditions change or something happens that makes the situation unsafe. we'll work as quickly and efficiently as possible, but we have to keep everybody safe. >> reporter: from above we could see the sheen of oil from the barge. chopper 5 showed us the leak appeared to be coming from one spot. this is what the crane barge looked like before it capsized. b.a.r.t. contracted the barge to do maintenance work on the transbay tube. right now engineers are watching the barge closely for any movement. last we were told it sunk about 1,000 feet from the transbay tube. >> the tube is buried under 25 feet of sand is the padding buffer zone. we are monitoring the situation standing by. we're obviously

i hope i pronounced that correctly. >> very well. >> jim ketterer from bard. and simon longstaff. you probably know half of them. or you can read about them. please join me in welcoming our panel. [ applause ] >> well, thank you, simon. thanks to all of you for being here. thanks to the organizers for putting this timely and important event together. so as we're shifting to foreign policy, it strikes me that foreign policy tends not to be in most american presidential elections something that's front and center in the elections. several of the elections we've seen before 2016, in the debates, foreign policy issues sometimes would barely get a mention. yet we sell on this election that several key issues came to the fore time and again. how we deal with china, trade deals, the question of russia that is still with us, and more. and the foreign policy establishment in washington and beyond, the community of people who have devoted their careers to doing this, the same community of people that ben rhodes from the obama administration called the blob, they are not always so connected

it was packed this easter sunday and so was the bard walk.ng the trip was an easter tradition and others could not resist the warm weather. >> after we hit the boardwalk, we're going to probably hit the ocean for a little bit. this is gorgeous easter day, and if feels like summer out. >> today's nice weather was also good for business. one storeowner told us the sunshine helped his sales. >> it's amazing. people like easter sunday and everybody coming over here. good time. >> check this out. this little girl was definitely in the easter spirit with her bunny ears. and they were a popular accessory on the boardwalk today. >>> and here's a look at what's happening tomorrow. if you see police near schools in bucks county, it is just a drill. police crews are conducting an active shooter drill tomorrow morning at 8:30. 300 more parking spaces. it's free to park through midjune, and the garage will be open seven days a week. >>> if you're taking the airport line, starting tomorrow you can buy quick trips at a kiosk. those are single trip tickets b

from bard college, we will send it back to you. vonnie: thank you.ichael mckee, international politics and economics correspondent. don't miss michael mckee's interview with -- breaking m&a news. an italian company is exploring a takeover of a spanish firm. if they merge, it would create one of the world's biggest highway operators. talks about a combination are at the early stage. it may not lead to a deal according to the people. discussions are private. they are discussing cash and .hare offer that is just breaking as we speak. ofantia exploring a takeover abertis. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: this is "bloomberg markets." review their of midtown manhattan. i am vonnie quinn in new york city. mark: this breaking story on the bloomberg, which i told you about a few seconds go. the infrastructure company atlantia is exploring a takeover offer of the spanish tollway alber tis. roantia owns an italian adway firm. the company valued at 20 billion euros. albertis has risen on the year. a burtis was pushed to acquire atlantia. atlantia said in october tha

bard leading everything higher, dickinson is buying bard, valued at $317 a share. 25% premium over the closing price friday, clearly a 25% reaction there. the acquirer, going the other way, down about 4.3%, bill? >> all right. 30 michbs left in the closing session, a good rally day now, and the nasdaq, this close to 6,000 on a composite. joining me on the floor of the new york stock exchange, you mentioned in the past, your sister's famously one of your investors. >> yes. >> how soon did she call you? >> she has not said anything, she's in kentucky. >> not paying attention. >> she has no idea what's going on. tending to horses or whatever, and i'm hoping she stays there for a while. >> so you have a smile on your face. tell them what you told me when i walked up, good to see a smile on the face. >> ready to get back and short the market again. >> you think -- >> absolutely think that, you know what? we're probably not at the point where i'll do it, but i think that there's another positive round of something like that, not related to earnings or economic conditions

bard is big in oncology and surgery.he title is "13 reasons why." it's aimed at teenagers. critics say it might glorify suicide. we'll have a discussion of that in just a moment. >>> and president trump saying we will get tax reform news this week. i say it's going to be focused on cutting corporate taxes. will that be enough for zane tankel? he runs a whole bunch of businesses. we'll ask him in just a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief. after macron winses and moves ahead in the first round of the french election, that brought optimism around the globe and right here at home. the dow up nearly 200 points, s&p 500 up 22, and there is optimism across the board. financials up 5, 6, 10%, and you can see names such as jpmorgan up 3% roughly. nasdaq hitting an all-time high, and the names you know including google, microsoft and priceline and t-mobile all hitting all-time highs, and we're going to watch for google and microsoft to report their numbers on thursday. netflix saying it's going to

. >>> in other news, dickinson is set to include bard in a $24 million cash and stock deal. valuing the company at $317 per share. the away said it would bring meaning benefits for customers add patients. >>> deal making off to a strong start with m & a expected to remain at high levels. this is according to ernst and young. the global advice chair of the transaction advisory services at ernst and young. i think i just miss pronounced your last name. is 2017 off to a very strong start? what is causing this optimism? >> as you saw, louisa, it's a green light. that's the punch line. and what's really interesting, you look at three underlying data points in our survey. the first, nearly 70 of companies are telling us that geopolitical concerns, in some form, whether trade barriers, regulation, et cetera, are their top concern in terms of economic risk. yet, over 60%, 64% to be exact are telling us that the economy is improving. and 56%, nearly 60%, as you said, telling us they will do an acquisition in the next 12 months. so what does this tell me? bottom line, the imperative f

it is part of a book hunt from bards alley bookstore. no cost to take part. if you find the book, you get to keep it. >> i can't wait until you unwrap it to see what the title is. >> i'll hold off. it's my tell-all. >> your biography. >>> so right now we're bracing for some heat, but there's with passing showers. >> we do need them. you know, everything is kind of green and the grass is growing like crazy, but we could use more rain to catch up on the drought we had earlier. right now a gray sky over the region. right now from the prince george's county camera overlooking the potomac river, a little fun trying to shine on the capitol wheel. the storm team 4 radar showing showers and lightning out of the shenandoah valley heading east. these will be moving out of the whennen doe virginia wa n dnenn. the greater chance for storms is 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. out of the mountains with the lines into the shenandoah valley. by 3:00 to 5:00, it passes into virginia and southern maryland just south of the metro area. then it does move quickly across the bay. we clear out ov

bard is seeing a spike in crime which we get -- which began youth swarmed the platform. >>> crime isthan 22% in the first few months of the year.>> reporter: robberies, cell phones laptops and other electronics, oakland and pittsburgh spiked in the past few months along with assault associated with those steps. bart says there police department is seen about a 22% increase in crime in the first quarter. >> when i was young i used to fight those guys.>> we will have increased staffing at the coliseum station in particular. >> police have been making extra patrols since then. >> since march we have arrested 19 individuals that were involved in group robberies. >> reporter: those extra patrols did not stop a group of juveniles from robbing and assaulting last saturday. bart says there were multiple warrants in the system for juveniles to be arrested in connection with the crime. those juveniles are known to bart police and neighboring agencies. >> we have taken one of those into custody. >> the top -- hotspots are seeing where juveniles are creek -- committing crimes. >> it's crazy. so

shakespeare are spoken.bitethe marin shakespeare company has been training inmates to perform the bard'sng john and saturday afternoon they performed the play for visitors and their fellow inmates.bitethe performers are from the prison's level three. most are serving life terms. it is the first time level three prisoners have been allowed in the program.the first in level three in california. we're proud. pharaoh brooks introduced the performance explaining the story in rap.king john suggests to hubert to kill the little dooder while he prepared taxes for the churches money scooper.most of the men in the group probably never thought in their lives that they would be doing shakepeare.when i was a kid i was the jolly green giant once. this is my first performance as an adult.bite i've been in prison since i was nineteen years old. i've never had a job, and i've never done nothing like this as a team like this so this gives me an opportunity to work with other peoplebiteto be able to use that talent and to be creative in this environment i hope that it's something that enriches his life.bit

everything is back open and operating just fine, and you can go to the richmond station and board bard there and everything is functioning there. so that's really good news here for our start as far as the commuter, the mass transit commute is concerned. here's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, and we have 15 or 20 minutes before the metering lights will be flipped on. mike nicco not only talking about the end of the rain but talking about summer-like temperatures, too. >> yeah, 90s are possible. >>> we have a while before we get there. hi, everybody. and mostly cloudy and about 55 degrees. let's go inland to the east bay where lafayette and blackhawk at 58, and cool spots 50 to 55 degrees, and around the bay we have 50 to 55, and same in fairfield, fairfield, santa rosa and pacifica, and san francisco and oakland, 52. golden gate bridge, notice the flag, right now untpurld. there's a lot of pollen out there if you are exercising today and with the winds blowing it around it's going to touch all of our neighborhoods. if you are going to be on the water, might be a great day to go ki

i like to focus on single stock reward, like the 20% game you got from bard this morning, yes, i like diversification, but it's worth it to point out, what a win. next let's talk earnings. hasbro, the entertainment company and illinois tours, the manufacturer of a host of key parts and machines that dominate whole industries. mattel which reported a very disappointing quarter last week is a toy company, hasbro is what i call an experiential enterprise for people who want to have an immersion experience. why is it so important? because of the mechanics of money management. so many hedge funds think that mattel is the same as hasbro, so they place wagers against hasbro when mattel came up on the short side. the best run industrial that you have never heard of, which much -- really strong earnings, fantastic organic growth, but it defied all the conventional wisdom of how they defied the sell -- same we got 121. while it's a solid franchise, the company's margin up side is limited and the stock is elevated. guess what, illinois tool works is now at $150 after blowing the martins away, up

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would on behalf ofme you the carnegie council for ethics and international affairs, as well as the bard globalization and international affairs program, and a network of other australians like myself from around the world. think, thaticant, i we are meeting just after midday on the first of april. some people saw the choice of this date, and i thought it was a delicious irony. in fact, is a somewhat deliberate irony because in most countries around the world, people are aware of the fact that today is april fools' day. the significant of the fool is often underestimated in literature -- underestimated. in the future -- in literature, the role of the fool was to just truth to power, not to speak truth to the powerful, but to speak truth to power. power can reside in conventional ideas, ways of relating to each other which can close down conversations, in all sorts of ways which can be the enemy of open and tolerant, society's. when we meet today on this particular day, our opportunity to do what we may be doing for the first time, which is bringing people into the same room together to e

buck that one of the things we hit was the evangelical vote and a mistake that baracthey missedit but bard he called up their towards the end and said you are losing the white evangelical vote and you don't have to and they laughed at him. after the election was over, one of obama's assistants wrote an op-ed in the "washington post" said why did hillary lose the evangelical vote and the headline is she didn't ask for it. the fact turned out to matter because ed 1% of them voted for donald trump and i can tell you from our experience and they were very conflicted right up to the end. he wasn't someone they wanted to support at november 4 when a bunch of celebrities got together and they started using the f. word and all kinds of profanities and getting out the vote and using jesus i thought what -- wait a second with a bunch of celebrities get together and use the name mohammed in a campaign song what kind of reaction but you get, 1% are muslim and 70% are christi christian. is that going to work? they don't pay attention to this so it doesn't matter but it does matter in most flyover state

for more than three decades was known to the world only as "deep throat" after helping fuel bob wood bardsidency at noon tomorrow. >> he was neither the first or last washington figure to rock the country with insider knowledge. in the early 1970s, a military analyst named daniel elsburg leaked a top secret study to the new york times. the resulting bombshell known as the pentagon papers revealed the >> it was worth my going to prison for the rest of my life. >> reporter: charged with espionage and facing 115 years behind bars, he went free after a federal judge dismissed the case citing improper government conduct. in 2003 conservative writer and former cnn host robert novak wrote a "washington post" column blowing the cover of cia operative valerie plame. >> my name was leaked in retaliation against my husband who was a fierce critic of the bush administration and the iraq war. >> reporter: then vice president dick cheney's steve of staff scooter libby was convicted in connection with the leak. his sentence commuted by president bush. seven years later wikileaks posted hundreds of thous

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we're life at the warm springs bart station in premonth and bard riders across the bay area could beced service. it's something the bart bord of directors will consider. here are the options on the table. a 50-cent surcharge on printed paper tickets, reducing discounted rates from 62% to 50% and talk of delaying the start of service until 5:00 a.m. instead of 4:00 a.m. bob redell spoke to some riders who say they're okay with the changes. >> i don't care because rather than i'm using my card to go to work it doesn't matter price for me. >> reporter: it's affordable regardless? >> yes. >>> bart faces a 25 to $35 million budget deficit next year. >>> a judge in delaware will rule on whether three teenaged girls are to blame for a school bathroom fight that left a 16-year-old girl dead. the girls, all 17, are tried as juveniled in the death of amy joyner francis after an autopsy found she had a rare an undiagnosed heart devin nunes and she died of sudden cardiac death aggravated by physical and emotional stress. >>> new details in a four decade old murder case. it looks like the suspect

esther george speaks at a bard college conference and michael mckee will speak with her. theresa may out with an unexpected announcement. >> i have just chaired a meeting with the cabinet where we agreed the government should call a general election to be held on the eighth of june. alix: let's welcome our team coverage. joining us from downing street is nejra cehic, and we have john fraher. set the scene for me, how much of a surprise was this one theresa may took the podium? .ejra: this was a big surprise we of course did know the announcement was coming at 11:15 u.k. time but only earlier in the morning, there was a lot of speculation what it would include. we did not find out until we got here. it was not a long statement, five or 10 minutes, and she did start talking earlier than planned. the big announcement is that she is seeking this snap election on june 8. it is interesting because only last month her government was saying they would not be looking to call a snap election, but theresa may said her decision was recent and reflection -- reluctant. it came about as

to welcome you on behalf of the carnegie council for ethics in international affairs as well as the bard globalization program, and a network of other australians like myself from around the world. it's significant i think that we are meeting just after midday on the 1st of april. some people saw the choice of this date and they thought it was a delicious irony. in fact it's a somewhat deliberate irony, because in most countries around the world, people are aware of the fact that today is april fool's day. and the significance of the fool is often underestimated. in literature, we know from plays like "king lear" and also from medieval history that the role of the fool was to speak truth to power. not just to speak truth to the powerful, but to speak truth to power. power can reside in conventional ideas. it can reside in ways of relating to each other which can close down conversations. it can reside in all sorts of ways, which can be the enemy of open tolerant civil societies. and so when we meet today on this particular day, our opportunity is to do what we i think may be doing for th

then shotgun beside burt reynolds in smoky can't the bandits in the 1977 fire bard trans am.ou go. >> there you go. >> if you had this bmw what colors would it have for you as you walked up. you know, it's a mood car. >> it would be like silver and then it might like move into something like black and -- >> mine's red for rocking the red today for d.c., the wizards. all sports all the time. we're hot and sporty. >> what about you whiz. >> my car would be clear. >> just a clear color. >> because you're 73 to trance. >> and that you go. >> thanks, whiz. >>> 5:20 is the gop lawmakers set their sites on overturning a bill regulating big banks. >> a number of companies are using bar codes to track their employees. >> that's not happening. not here. heading to break live look across the d.c. region. 5:21 is the time. 59 degrees. push it, push it. got to get to work. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> republican lawmakers have launched their fight over easing banking regulations by pointing fingers at wall street banks. one lawmaker has chose the financial. offers banks a choice to increase their emerge

if i was not given a scholarship from bard college, i would not be able to speak this english with you even. i feel now it is home here. i contribute to the community. i worry about domestic issues. and i tried to be part of it, not only in international issues. so actually, america has become my second homeland if you want to call it. this is a feeling we extend, a lot of us as refugees and maybe first-generation immigrants. you are a muslim, the son of immigrants, and you are here because you were given the opportunity because your parents , were given the opportunity to be here and you are a muslim. so we are given a opportunity. and once we are given an still contribute to the community. >> if anybody was to give another quick answer? >> can night answer that? i would say that the greatest thing about being american is that this is universally the coolest melting pot in the entire globe. i grew up in pittsburgh. i became a new yorker about 15 years ago. in my little community, i was the town muslim, because when i was growing up, we did not have -- we did not really have muslims th

the panel was part of the series hosted by the ethics center and bard college. that is 9:05 p.m. eastern also on c-span. announcer: this weekend on american history tv on c-span three, today at 7:00 eastern, georgia tech history professor gregory noble about the influence of early 19th-century ornithologists, john james audubon, and how he pioneered citizen science. >> he admired the work, the artistic work. atwas very am a very good what he did come and he did it with no binoculars, no field guides, no iphone apps, and the proof here i think is in the painting. announcer: on lectures in college a gettysburg professor on abraham lincoln, his views on slavery and the dred scott supreme court decision. >> what is he saying here? there is now no restraint, not even the restraint of popular sovereignty on taking slaves in the territories. sunday, 10:00 a.m. eastern, opening of the museum of the american revolution in philadelphia. , david mccullough, the museum's president and ceo michael quinn, and cokie roberts. >> it is my hope this beautiful new museum helps inspire you to become

bard best percentage gain agreeing to be bought for 24 billion dollars, the combination of the world's health-care suppliers. hasbro advancing 6% after reporting results, revenue climbing, 43% increase in games division. sincefoods the best level july 2015. albertsons is considering a takeover of the company. the government bond market, pretty interesting, not much of a move on the u.s. 10 year yield. , thely jumped to 2.27% dominant theme wreck on, people losing nervousness, screaming higher, but a muted reaction at , sharper at the short income anticipation some of the relief may cause that to go faster than anticipated, but worth paying attention to that we did not get much action on the long end. scarlet: it is probably linked just to the fear of the government shutdown. joe: very good point. that could be hanging out there. scarlet: i would be looking at euro-yen. over two days, it gapped higher at the open. -- gaped higher at the open. on commodities, this is the one area of consistent red across the board, gold selling off, not a surprise given the worthsiasm, but it is paying a

oakland coliseum stop, jumping on a train and snatching cell phones and purses from passengers on bard. i got a chance to speak to the board president of bart and she says the fare evasion has been a long-time concern for riders and solutions will be discussed tonight. >> there are solutions including capital investments so making the barriers higher so people can't jump over them. doing things with the fare gates to make them harder to fare evade and some solutions involving enforcement to have more officers out there. >> bart officials are pushing for the solutions to be a part of the upcoming budget which will be discussed during the meeting tonight. this is the first evening meeting in two years and it will take place at 5:00 p.m. in downtown oakland at the kaiser center. live in millbury, pete suratos, to today in the bay. >>> vallejo fire investigators trying to determine the cause of an early morning hours fire. it started on benicia road. the vallejo fire department posted this video. crews say there were no injuries. >> new details on a story we first broke here on today in th

[applause] thank you so much for joining us for tonight's bard association shakespeare discussion. tonight's discussion is shakespeare and the rules of war, from athens to aleppo. i want to remind everyone to silence all your electronic devices and to let you know that video and photography of this discussion is prohibited but at this point it is an honor to introduce tonight's moderator, stephen m ryan. he is a member of our board of trustees as well as the association and has chaired our annual fundraiser for many years. he is the head of government strategy practice groups at mcdermott will and emery and previously served as the general counsel to the us senate committee on governmental affairs alongside the honorable john glenn. in his position he has served as deputy council of the president's mission on organized crime directing investigations against lycos on the truck and other criminals during the reagan administration. as part of his pro bono work he has represented operation hope, a financial literacy group for the past decade so it is my honor to welcome stephen ryan. [

reporting live outside the concord bard station.dell. >> thank you. >> we're waiting on new information of how badly several people were hurt in a head-on collision in rio vista last night. this happens just south of high way 12 on highway 160. salono county fire tweeted two ambulance and a helicopter were called to the scene at 9:03. it shut down the road at the time. it has now reopened. we don't know what caused that crash or how the victims are doing at this point. >> we are helping you learn more today about the man killed in an rv fire sunday in redwood city. firefighters found the man in the burning vehicle in the north fair oaks neighborhood. there was an exz tension cord that ran through the door for power, and thatly started the fire. >> no word yet on what caused this explosion that destroyed a room at the san jose motel over the weekend. this blast happened about 12:30 in the morning at the casa linda hotel in monterey road in san jose. two people were critically injured in the blast. the firefighters were able to knock

ethics centre, and along with the carnegie council for the ethics and international affairs, and the bard college globalization and international affairs program, along with our other partners i would like to welcome you here to this important discussion on global security. in a moment i will introduce a panel and the chair but before i do so if i can just mentioned a couple of things about format. firstly if you were tweeting thing we've got the world's longest hashtag, shades of red and blue. you can exercise your thumbs if you happen to be using that. i should mention that a number of our panelists distinguished authors whose works are on sale and available just at the table over there at the end of this session. he may even be able to prevail upon them to sign a few. seeing how they feel after the conversation. one last thing about context. i learned the other day, this is a bit of trivia but the first division of united states marine corps was refounded in all places in melbourne, and australia during the second world war. the battle hymn for the marine corps of this division which w