you know, the opposite direction. >> the barretts quickly realize an 1800 pound bull is on the loose.enise and sarah marie run for cover while scott whips out his video camera. the bull kept bucking back and forth and zigzagging and people were jumping back. they didn't know what to do because the bull came different directions. >> i was absolutely terrified, because i thought that a bunch of people were going to get hurt because there was no sign of anyone that was trying to do anything. >> a female wrangler steps up to the challenge. hardball charges her and throws her to the ground. >> he actually bucked a girl and hit her right in the chest, and knocked her back. i feared for her. i was really afraid that she was hurt very severely because he hit her really hard. >> spectators jumped the fence to escape hardball's charge. a man tries to distract the raging bull with garbage barrels. >> the bull like almost bucked the trash can and almost hit a guy. >> the distraction buys enough time for security officers to arrive at the scene. one of them whips out a taser and confronts the powe

jeff: at barrett elementary school they are keeping a closer eye on the nearby streets. they hope it will lead to an arrest. >> i'm surprised. this area is before like this kind of situation. jeff: the description of the suspect is vague. a man in his 40's or 50's. dark hair. seemingly average height and build. arlington police are saying none of the children have been abducted or touched or physically harmed in any way. but they want parents to talk to kids about what is happening here and talk to them about how to respond if they are approached. jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. turning to the war on terror. the state department is extending the travel alert for americans in europe. this is a decision that is based in part on the european soccer championship in france. and the catholic church w those are both in july. the alert now expires at the end of august. >> we are just one week away from the california primary. there is a poll that shows democratic front runner hillary clinton with a double-digit lead over senator bernie sanders. according to a hoover

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>> reporter:katia barrett's husband is six foot fivethey're about to go in on the trend! katia barrett/buying tiny home >>"the high ceilings gives you the feeling that it's a much bigger space than it is." >> reporter:multiple builders say demand for their tiny homes is driven by air b-n-b >>"it has just skyrocketed. especially this year" >> reporter:including louis of "tiny mountain houses" who built 20 of them last year. lou pereyra/tiny mountain houses >>"they're going crazy with us for airbnb. tiny house airbnb can go for 2, 3, 400 bucks a night." >> reporter:this year - he's building 70. kate cagle/kron 4 news >>"there are two things you'll notice on most new tiny home models: massive windows to make the place seem bigger, and they're all on wheels" >>"we build tiny houses, but we went to the expense and time to get rv certified >> reporter:that r-v statusis a way around housing restrictions that apply to most back-yard cottages or granny units. the barrets are thinking of using this model as a guest property in sonoma. >>"you could buy this space for 50 thousand dol

why barrett gold?m. >> gold came way back this week. be careful. thanks for watching. keep it right here. the number one business network continues with eric bolling. >>> a traveler's nightmare right before the busy summer season with the investigation intensifying into egyptair flight 804, tsa security lines are expected to be longer. the agency is hitting congress up for more money. does the government agency really need more of our tax dollars or is it time for a free market fix? welcome to "cashin' in." ed with welcome, everybody. rick, do you think we need to give the tsa more cash to fix this mess or what about a private solution? >> tsa has an enormous budget.

. >> reporter: jason barrett voted for hillary clinton today but said he is not surprised bernie sanders won the primary here. >> someone of his age 74, that energized young voters is remarkable. >> reporter: the presidential campaigns rented vacant office space in downtown martinsburg. >> encourage you to get out and vote. >> reporter: so volunteers could call voters for a last-minute get out the vote effort. a different race for former rand paul voter. >> i want to make sure the process is fair. it is clear that trump looks like the nominee. >> donald trump wasn't the only wealthy businessman atop the ballot here. the owner of tv green briar resort won the democratic nomination to run for governor of west virginia. live in martinsburg, scott mcfarland, news 4. >>> new details and searches connected to the death of prince. police were back at his home tonight in minnesota. they are looking for more medical records. a search warrant revealed a minnesota doctor saw prince twice in this month before his death. the warrant says the doctor prescribed prince medications. prince died on april

. >> reporter: >> we can't fight everything off one by one, frances barrett. >> reporter: was looking at statistics and can clear underwoods character was more popular than his and that season. so i went off of that. when >> reporter: right behind that $120,000. >> it is a male-dominated society and that has always been that way >> it is a pandemic. what women are at 82% at what their counterparts make on average. and you have to shame and guilt them into it. >> reporter: have more on the insider from kron 4 news. >> grant: the equal pay should be a no-brainer. >> vicki: yes, come on? >> pam: think gil vicki and grant the writ and the resignation of the disease has demonstrators moving to city hall. -- resignation of the chief hi. is the internet still out? yes! i have nothing. come on! work together. work together. work together. do you got anything? i don't have anything. no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look?

thissited,m comes from barrett's book. a humanist reverence. this is incompatible from fascist. with a purely economic view of history. he had this idea that they were not sculpture. she was a little bit quicker to the take. she supported brown versus board of education. out against mccarthy. his timeline for involving was a lot faster. peter would love some of the initiatives today. one of them is this the lands of the study that says both republicans and democrats tend to equally value justice in caring for the vulnerable. instead of castigating the other side saying they don't care about anyone. this is one more study by the brookings institute. it's a working group on poverty. whenever dexcom -- democrats talk about poverty, they say these rings. let's bring them together. my final note of appreciation is this movement among conservatives about birkenstocks. know that heay wrote some of the most beautiful speeches. thelso wrote that acceptance speech that sarah palin gave when he she was given the vice president nomination. i would recommend dominion. it is one of the most m

in 1990 and worked his way up throughout the years being promoted to inspector and then sergeant barrett in 2012 he was promoted to lieutenant. then commander and earlier today, he recently became the deputy chief, the chaplain will be working with the commissioner's office on the search of a permanent police chief. >> pam:it was another fatal officer that proved to be the final straw for chief suhr. kron 4's dan kerman has that part of the story. return to >> reporter:police say about 945, theft abatement team determined this white sedan was stolen >> reporter:when the officers approached to take the driver into custody police say the vehicle started moving backward and forward >> reporter:the female driver was pronounced dead a short time later at san francisco general hospital >> reporter:the mayor called for a thorough investigation hours after the deadly police shooting and said he would meet the police chief greg suhr and hold him accountable for his officers actions 105 >> reporter: as we now know mayor did meet with the chief and called for his resignation. >> steve:and happening

>> pam: last seen being dragged off and barrett area overpass spirit and began our of the store is a school students. >> steve: this crime is shocking the quiet community. >> reporter: at this point, police officers are regrouping before going after that third suspect in this case. the other two people are arrested today both under the age of 18 years old. neighbors claim that one of the one-man where a student at the high school. --novato highschol >> reporter: in happened in the hills. vallejo. one was shot and killed and the other was stabbed derrick he survived in a letter: 911 and giving the police information regarding the suspect today. >> reporter: she >> gave him the keys of our apartment and they to kirk creek they answer questions and after that you saw all the chaos. >> reporter: teenaged suspect came out with his hands above his head. earlier that day a second raid was finished. with another individual coming out--never cooperated with the investigation today giving more information. however, they are not getting as much information because they do not want to tip their

and kicking it, san jose down 1-0, chad barrett with a cross, ties it up, that is how this game ends,d lightning, marc andre fleury, tied in three, whether they go to overtime, 50 seconds in, less than a minute in. jason garrison banks it off the back of his teammate, tyler johnson, lightning win 4-3, taking a 3-2 series lead back to tampa. the tour of california finishing up in san francisco, francis felipe finishing second, trying to avoid another runner up finish, eighth and final stage, just under 85 miles under the state capital. finished 11th. mark cavendish, and alafelipe, the youngest winner. and bogie, brooks kepka shot a 1 over 71, this is the tournament here if he makes it. the big check is his, he does not. they go to playoff, where kepka goes in the water. >>> larry, thank you very much, for a sports filled evening. and that is it for tonight. i'm eric thomas, we continue tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. for larry and shu and drew, thank you for joining us. ctiong is the day i signed my death sentence. previously on "scandal"... (huck) it wasn't hollis. someone else paid bec

had a company purchased by the former ceo of barrett gold in a 500 million-dollar deal in 2014.interest from different players. how many countries or regions that'sy produce this? >> what so attractive about it. there are only three producing assets in the world. 90% of that comes from brazil. the assets were bought by china. the biggest player is a private brazilian company. they control about 80% of the world's supply. it's a $3 billion-$4 billion global market. alix: that's relatively small for the commodity world. how frequently is it reading used? scarlet: -- being used? >> in china, the use is very low. if you compare it to european americanls or steel mills, it's very low. alix: you are kind of betting on the fact that china will be using it down the road, but now, they are not using it that much. that's kind of a problem. >> yes, it's a risky bet. alix: how do you price it? lithium is hard to price because companies have to tell you what they will price it out. >> exactly. london came out and said they could not price it. we only know the pricing from what we hear from p

. >> grant:police arrested him where he said he was.near san pablo and barrett avenues. his five year old son, day- leone.died in the fire.which investigators are calling arson. the boy's mother suffered second degree burns in the fire. >> grant:she reportedly tried to save her young son.as did neighbors.but they were unable to do so. a 13 year old who was also in that home.on stella street in vallejo.suffered minor burns. >> grant:investigators have not schuemake is behind bars tonight.accused or arson and murder. >> grant:pam? >> pam:a disturbing discovery in oakland today. as kron-4's dan kerman tells us. investigators are trying to determine the identity of the person. whose torso washed ashore near the bay bridge. >> reporter:just after noon today a construction worker taking a lunch break south of the old eastern span of the bay bridge discovered a torso that had washed up on the rocks >> police-- he was taking photos of some of the old bay bridge and the city skyline , while he was climbing around the rocks he discovered a torso >> reporter:homicide investigators

they have increased patrols near barrett elementary school and parents are talking to the kids about the potential dangers. >> we have talked to her about it. we tell her she can walk home with a friend. we'd rather she do that than walk by herself. >> children have been smart. they know to exit the area and not speak to the individual. >> so certainly kids behaving smartly in this situation. arlington believe it could be the same individual. the description of the suspect is very vague. man in his 40's or 50's. medium build. dark hair. at 5:00, we tell you about the incident and what some of the children said to this man that caused him to drive scott: police in fairfax county look for a group of armed suspects who held up a small party at gunpoint and robbed them after 2:00. police sail more than ten victims were in the room when the suspect knocked on the door. they thought it was a noise complaint but realized it was three man with a gun and a hammer. >> is this rapping right now? i couldn't believe it. they took all of my stuff. >> one victim tells abc7 she thinks it might have

. >> brent crude surpasses 30 dollars a barrett. can the banco popular announces a sale. >> bad news for daily male after their worst day in nearly a decade. >> new reports a private equity firm is mulling a 60% stake in embattled air bag maker takata sending shares higher. >> and japanese prime minister shinzo abe reportedly suggests we could be heading for another lehman moment. as g7 leaders fret about the severe slowdown1 in merging markets. in merging markets. >>> hi everybody. welcome. good morning. >> how are you? >> i just had a vile glass of supplements mixed in water. and it's really -- >> you're always doing that. the green juice effect. >> i know. i know but the one now has like no sugar not. sweetener and it's just disgusting. so i need a cup of coffee after the show. >> -- studio point, right? >> exactly. european equities though were trading a little higher. we're up about -- i say that. we're actually flat. completely flat. we were called a little lower. bouncing a little but very little. stox europe 600. and main ma

joe's is a big list, and it includes the veggie burgers, organic peas, sweet peas, organic broccoli barrettesd also on the list is the california veggie burgers, and no illnesses have been reported, but we have a list of the products on ktvu under the web links section. people think they can be good and safe buying organic.>> i think i have a few of those things in my freezer.>>> and how is the commute looking?>> it is getting more crowded, but not unusual. we will go up to tracy and 580 westbound, and a lot of people that drive this commute will be in slow traffic coming across mountain house and 205. so traffic before even merges with 580, and driving through the construction zone is a tough commute. by the time you get to livermore, it will look good. heading to the south bay, northbound 101, so traffic will northbound 101 from 280, heavy pockets to the 880 interchange. and the chp was looking for crash in the area, but it does not appear to be there, but there is certainly slow traffic. the san mateo bridge, westbound 92 is not bad getting to the high rise. at the bay bridge, meter lights

we're watching kent county over in delaware for an overturned vehicle, an accident scene on barrettsroad and fox chase road. and road obstruction, an open manhole along longshore avenue. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> cloudy, dreary conditions. we have another one today. the temperatures are running cooler, 51 degrees. the rain has let up in philadelphia. we'll see more showers during the day but it's not going to be an all-day rainfall. temperatures in the 40s right now for new jersey and for the pennsylvania suburbs. well, it will warm up some this afternoon but not a lot. we'll stay in the 50s with the northeasterly winds continuing and continuing to deliver occasional showers. the radar showing it's dry in philadelphia but you can see some wet weather off to the northwest, just some scattered light showers now in the lehigh valley and in upper chester, montgomery and bucks countys. >> thank you, bill. get up to the moinute informatin on the nbc 10 app, plus traffic and weather anytime. >> "today" show is next. >>> good morning. presumptive nominee. that's what the he

. >> if you think barrett gold water is legitimate to abraham clinton, you should vote for him. >> well, i'm joined by the actors and also the film's director jay roach. brian, how did you get ready for the part -- i saw you back stage kathleen and lucky to come back and watch you up here. it's even better in the movie. it's -- the closeups, you look like johnson. how did you do that? >> well, thank you. i share a couple facial characteristics the real lbj has, bead eyes and thin lips. something every man wants to have. >> god-given advantages in life. >> it was prosthetics that took two and a half hours of makeup and did something to my hair and thinned it out and cut it back and we knew we would come in very close so we wanted to make sure that you didn't see any sign of it. >> you know what is amazing, if you got that george is the photographer of the new york times and caught it, how johnson talks right into your face you can smell what he had for lunch or breakfast. how close were you to his face when you did that scene? nobody talks like that -- >> you know lbj did. yeah, good act

it will be shut down from san pablo to barrett in both directions from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. >>> in san francisco workers have finished repairing the sinkhole that almost swallowed an suv. the 12 by 5-foot chasm opened up on tuesday when a 140-year- old sewer line gave way. crews have been working for days to repair the 36" line and patch the road. the intersection is back to normal tonight. >>> the bay area's favorite freak show wrapped in a road race is about 14 hours away. tomorrow is "bay to breakers." kpix 5's cate caugiran is live at the starting line where the city is getting ready. >> reporter: we're at howard and main. the starting line for tomorrow's race. we know that race officials are doing everything right now to get ready. you can see these metal fences behind me ready to go up. earlier today, at pier 35, we caught up with racers picking up their bibs. some people doing last-minute registration for the race. this is the 105th year for the event that starts at the san francisco bay and ends over at ocean beach by the breakers. and those who live here k

he is at the home of long time friend, tom barrett. separate from the kinds of rallies -- double. >> hillary clinton has signed her joint funding agreement last august. trump has a lot of catchup to play. he has talked about being self funded. he talked about it all through the primary, frankly for supporters, some of whom are lining up in albuquerque, it is appealing. they like that he is self funding his campaign. he was collecting donations. he has a conflict between trump's primary campaign messaging and realities of having to run a general election that's going to be very expensive. looking at maybe a billion dollars. all of that is what trump is looking at over the next 48 hours as we prepare for h his event. people are lining up since this morning when we first got out here. after his california swing, he had north dakota and montana, he is giving an energy, policy speech in north dakota. trump wants to be rolling out policy speeches over the next two months. ten of them before the convention. we will see how it goes. >> hallie

. >> you will not do raspberry barrett. >> here's the thing. >> so bet, they tweeted out something andare like, well, you didn't like that well, we have something better next month. >> they actually did a whole hour tribute to prince. >> local couple battling the odd gets a dream come true, finally able to say i do, why they were not sure this day would ever happen. ♪ hey! ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ll i wanna hear is t down, get down. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ll i wanna hear is t down, get down. ♪ ♪ get down, get down. a local couple gets a dream come true. >> they have waited for years to be able to a i do. it is a day they didn't know would ever come because the groom is in the fight for his life. >> lonnie brown of south philadelphia, he was diagnosed with terminal colon cancer soon after the couple started dating. but th

jim o'brien, wayne barrett, folks who it written most in-depth biographies of him. they tell a wonderful story one after another, but my favorite one was about trump and the draft, which for people of our generation, it was a big deal as to what you did during the draft. donald trump has always claimed he got out of the draft since the because of the fact they did not need him at that point. he talked about having a high number. one of the biographers went and checked and you said, actually, your date was before they were even use in the lottery. how did you get out of the draft? trumpch point donald said, heels first. the guy who wrote the book said, i can't imagine how many miles on the golf course this fellow has walked and he is too many walk in vietnam. those of the kind of stories out there waiting to be grateful. amy: in the big stories of bernie sanders last night, once again, the polls are wrong. the prediction that it was going to be hillary clinton, now this has not gone quite as much attention as donald trump winning because ted cruz has pulled out, but

now, our colleague, ted barrett, caught up with john mccain, who ran against barack obama mccain said i disagree with that. and i got a chance to talk to a senator who is up for re-election. this cycle, who is also on the foreign relations committee. ron johnson, who said that this is not the way to go about it. actually, the best way to do it is to pressure china to go about pressuring north korea, not to negotiate with kim jong-un. really just shows, erin, the challenges of running with donald trump at the top of the ticket. and things he could say that could put you in a top position. >> manu, fascinating to get that news from marco rubio of what he's saying, being critical but tempered in that criticism. that in and of itself significant. "outfront" now, mark preston, political executive editor. bakari sellers. jason as born, donald trump supporter. susan dell percento for the rudy guiliani administration. mark, let me start with you. this new poll, we started to see this sneaking up in various places that trump is doing better and better nationally. obviously, comes down to swing

has a $250 million that -- inic gold barrett's gold.s have climbed 21% this year, including a 17% surge in the first three months, the best quarter in three decades. what's going on? plenty of people are long or very short on this right now. let's talk about the metals. joining us now, sanford bernstein analyst. also here, a metals and mining analyst from bloomberg. ken, everybody is divided on this one. some people are long. they think they desperately need to buy more gold. others -- >> like, digs that -- look, exactly. you take gold as a currency that doesn't have a central bank, and when you lose faith in other central banks and what they may a currency that doesn't have a central bank to screw everything up. that is why all the hedge fund guys are worried about central-bank moves, so they are moving a little bit of money into that other currency, that doesn't take much to move the needle when you have these mega-hedge funds moving currency exposure. matt: i have a chartier you can look at. in theows the 20% rise price of gold, then

>> the ideal model would've been elizabeth barrett browning and robert browning who she knew and sheus of both of them and that was the model for her. she knew a lot of women in boston who in principle had very companionable marriages but as it turned out, i don't know what she knew at the time, none of them did. she thought they did, lucy stone for example thought that is a wonderful marriage, not such a great marriage, but the brownings had the marriage she wanted and he totally supported her and it was very romantic and he was very handsome, and seemed like the perfect match. it could have been very interesting. he was certainly the most exciting man who came across her path i think at that time in her life. she waited until she was 22 to mary him which was quite old for that period and he was definitely the most suitable person she met. they should have been perfect. in the beginning of the honeymoon although they were on a steamship going away, sounds like it was starting pretty well but just didn't. it has to be blamed on him. she was so much younger, so inexperienced in certai

fairfield 84 and a nap bob barrett so it will be another beautiful day. -- and napa >> brittany: i will-3 day forecast shows tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week. and then we will call out a little bit as we head into friday and saturday. as we get closer to the weekend temperatures will be close to average. i will be tracking our entire week when i see you again and another 15 minutes. >> grant:a reminder. for up to the minute weather forecasts and all of your bay area news. be sure to download the kron 4 mobile app. >> grant:it's free on apple and android devices. >> grant:vivki? >> vicki:new details. on the deadly plant explosion at a texas fertilizer plant. >> vicki:federal investigators say the fire was intentionally set. and now they are asking for the public's help to close the case. >> vicki:the explosion happened in texas. in april of 2013. it even registered as a magnitude 2-point-one earthquake. >> vicki:15 people were killed. 12 of those, first responders. and more than 500 homes were destroyed. >> vicki:today. investigators "all viable accidental and tested. and eli

you have to wait to see what the teacher told barrett-- what the future hold. >> gary: he will need surgeryng elbow. his season is over. tommy john. >> gary:lynch put on retired list-vo a lot of talk about alleged retiring. >> gary: he is now officially on the retirement list. he made it official. of what he upper implied in february. -- of what he implied. >> gary: that is the one sport, he is about 30 years old. he just does not want to get any more. god bless you and hopefully you have enough to do. including civic work. if you do not want anyone banking on you for stepping on your hand with cleats get out while you can print and that is what he is doing. >> gary:puig catches big fish-vo >> gary: going fishing. no official word. about 20 something pounds. pam? you fish right? >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: i never wanted to fish because you just sit there like that right. >> pam: i went fishing with my father when i was younger. it's fun afterwards when you are eating the fish. >> gary: i'd rather be home with my family. i would just sit there and go like this. three hours later, he's just

with temperatures and 82 degrees and that what 70 barrett fairfield with 81 degrees. --70 degrees inapa >> brittany: sued to our region and we are seeing a lot of sunshine. --closer to our region. >> brittany: as we go into the next few days. we will see warmer temperatures and clear skies and expected as we go into the rest of tonight. we will be on the mild side in regard to our temperatures for it will take a closer look at the 7 day forecast and what to expect. now, back to you guys! up next: >> pam:big bucks for apple. the company recently had a big name investor dump all his shares. but another has come forward and is on buying spree. >> steve:who it is andjust how many shares were gobbled up. it could get really expensive for smokers in california. >> pam:the new push that could significantly bump up the price of cigarettes. >> pam:berkshire hathaway. the conglomerate run by billionaire investor warren buffett. has purchased more than 9-point- 8 million shares of apple. >> pam: >> steve:the value is estimated roughly at a billion dollars. this marks buffet's first investment i

you look at abx which is eric gold, those -- which is barrett gold, those look good.ere does not seem to be a whole lot of a reason or a theme tying this together. julie: energy is higher because of oil prices and that we can see what's going on. utilities are lower and consumer staples are lower as well as health care. there is a rotation out of more defensive stocks but there does not seem to be a catalyst that technology is down as well and that's not more defensive. it's a little bit con founding. individually, united rentals is the best performer in the s&p 500 with no new headlines. southwestern energy, little bit more reason with oil prices trading higher. a little bit of a model this session. scarlet: thank you so much. let's turn to the bloomberg first word news. mark: thank you. house speaker paul ryan says he is trying to unite the republican party around commonly held principles and policies. the process is still in its early stages. speaker paul ryan responded to an nbc survey showing more voters trust donald trump to lead the party then him saying i hope

on their own track and barrett, but not at the cost of one another. it's also a significant meaning because this is the first time that the ministers and ambassadors responsible for human rights in north korea have appeared together from the united states from republic of korea and japan. and agreed to do so under the heading that we gave this session, standing together for human rights in north korea. i hope it's the beginning of many more trilateral sessions like this. and much closer japan and r.o.k. cooperation and coordination. on this issue is fellow democracies and humanitarian and human the -- human rights focused states and allies. we will hear from the three government speakers first. the minister,rom whom i will introduce shortly and then island by ambassador lee and bob king to the podium. after which we will have some discussion here and open it to questions. and then we will invite grace cho and another, who each in their own ways put a human face on what the human rights tragedy in north korea means for individuals and their families an

we have two attorneys heather hanson here, michael barrett, as women. michael we start with you.s report. you say it is just the tip of iceberg? >> good morning. unfortunately, it is. there have just been problems, systemic problems here, and sadly, regret bridge, doctors are required to see more patients in a shorter periods of time. >> is that what the problem is, with different procedures now, medical preachers and different insurance plans, stuff like that? i have to see as many patients as i can if i'm doctor? >> absolutely. and also you see more patients and you're being paid to reimburse less money for it. >> heather broken fax machine. that's within case. what else have you heard? >> not necessarily bad doctors, it is just medical problems, medical mistakes, things like infections, things like leaving things behind, that's the worse type of example, things like, you know, medication mistakes, that's actually the most common thing, medication mistakes. but what we have to remember when we talk about this, the doctors and the hospitals and the nurses are just as sorry and j

1986, the price of oil dropped in the matter of months to the beginning of the year to about $10 a barrett in july or mitt 1986. this led to a drop is in about happen of the country's revenue, in the early part of the decade to about $7 billion in 1986. >> so an immediate drop by half, and the declining revenue forced the government to start cutting spending on social welfare. they cut food subsidies, prices soared, the black markets thrived. there was high unemployment and a very european population, and this financial crisis that algeria found itself in the mid 80s caused a lot of resentment and unrest. it triggered protest and demonstratio demonstrations? 1988, where hundreds were killed. as a result of this social and economic crisis, the government decided to open up and liberalize not only the economy, but the political system as well. in opening the economy, many of these socioeconomic problems were exacerbated by less competition, fewer price controls, higher prices, more unemployment. but it was the political opening that really changed algeria fundamentally, and 1989 constitution

with tom barrett.ll us how many more of the big names we'll start to see. >> first of all, let me say we're really excited to have tom host our first event in los angeles. we're going to be doing that next week. tom is really one of the great leaders in the finance community. he obviously is extraordinary capable and has invested in and controlled lots of businesses and his advice for the campaign is crucial. and not only will we be meeting with people who control large businesses, but i think one of our focuses also is going to be meeting with business owners, small business leaders and medium business leaders to make sure that donald and the campaign understand their voices as well. >> when you get a new potential donor on the phone, what is your pitch sound like? can you walk us through your points? >> let me say, you know, the one thing about this is it's really people who are coming out that want to support donald and want to support the campaign. i think as i said in the past, the great thing abo

barrett jackson an auction i go. to 70,000 people showed up in palm beach a couple weeks ago. find 70,000 people any other week in palm beach. >> unless there is a pep rally. >> my band is doing great. >> band is doing great. people are coming out. >> people would rather have experiences. they would rather spend on experiences. >> the concert business is great. >> where is the great american consumer? here's the thing i think everybody on this panel will agree with. the means are there for the consumer to spend. we have record employment. we've will decent job growth. they fell off a little bit in april. doesn't change the fact we had 14 million jobs added. we have wages going up at a better clip than had been. not off the charts 2. .a%. you have low oil prices. you have confidence. it's not as high as it could be. it's not as low as it was. so it's there. what is correct that he said is the savings rate is higher. people are more concerned with getting their balance sheets in order, having enough money in the bank than going out and buying the latest, as you know, latest blou

with tom barrett at his home where we will have 50 people, $100,000 apiece having dinner with donald hard place for republicans to raise money. i do think he will raise the money. i don't think he needs to billion dollars. half a billion dollars puts them in play as it relates to the ground operation that he needs to turn those 11 swing states. "the new york times" is unfair, didn't have a lot of balance to the store yesterday. maria: here we are talking about raising money in california before the california primary, june 6. >> it seems that united we stand, divided we fall. you think "the new york times" is unfair? i'm surprised. the bottom line is this. [laughter] they are not going to be favorable to anybody who has a more prosperous america. in 2012, republicans and barack obama defeated mitt romney and i am hopeful we do not repeat the same thing again. i believe that after the convention, we will have a better opportunity to raise a billion dollars for trump. maria: michael blackcomb had you see that? the clinton foundation has raised $2 billion for wealthy individuals. this i