bel air high school showed their economic acumen and got out to a comfortable lead. >> bel air is leading 11-2. >> reporter: and never looked . it also received a flat 10% royalty on the total revenue from her book. if the book distributor's a monopolist, at what value of marginal revenue would the author prefer the distributor sell the book if marginal revenue equals marginal cost at $4? >> marginal revenue equals zero? >> yes, correct. >> that means that bel air is our national champion. >> w. >> reporter: man morrison, ceo of council for economic education, explained why the competition is more than just a game. >> it's about team-building, it's about having fun, it's about teamwork, it's about the 10,000 other kids that are learning grade skills. alan greenspan, ben bernanke, janet yellen, look out. the next generation of economists is coming. they may be in high school, but they're ready to buzz in right for "nightly business report," i'm steve liesman in new york. >> i didn't even understand the question they asked. >> the marginal revenue too marginal cost -- that's amazing. good f

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amy: louisiana governor john bel edwards has signed a so-called "blue lives matter" law, which expands the state's hate-crimes statute to add pololice officer, as well as firefighters and emas personnel to the list. the new law is the first of its kind in the country. it's signing sparked outrage by civil rights groups. louisiana naacp president ernest johnson said -- "hate crimes law is based upon a history of discrimination against certain groups of people, and a bill like this just tries to water down that reality, because there is not a history of discrimination against police and firefighters." in new york, a new lawsuit accuses the new york police department of intentionally profiling and harassing people who live on the streets. the suit was filed by the aclu and the group picture the homeless. it says the nypd is engaging in discriminatory policing by targeting people who live on the streets with so-called move along orders, in which officers tell people sitting or standing

[applause] nnouncer: louisiana governor john bel edwards spoke to the n university souther at new orleans. he talked about his commitment to the university and its future. this is 15 minutes. . . [applause] governor edwards: thank you. thank you, members of the class 2016, chancellor upolo, president belton, faculty, parents, friends, it's an honor to share this day of celebration with you. ukolo, my friend, thank you for your exemplary service for the southern university of new orleans and to the state of louisiana, under some of the most difficult circumstances imaginable over the last 10 years. donna and i and the state of you well in your future endeavors, and while i'm here, i want to issue an official statement in the name the authority of the state of louisiana, bel fically, i, john edwards, together with the citizens of this great state do hereby give special recognition to dr. victor upolo, chancellor, acknowledgment of your leadership and dedicated service university of new orleans and southern university system from 2006 to whereof, i n witness have hereunto set my hand fficial

and in this man, bel borba, my host, and an aficionado of this dish.monsieur. >> thank you. >> there's a lot of pepper, huh? >> oh yeah. good pepper. nice and spicy. i can't feel my legs. is that a bad thing? bel is an artist after all. a very famous one. so he knows about neurotoxins. he comes from a long tradition of artists who have found inspiration in bahia. is there something about salvador do you think that is conducive to an artistic sensibility? i mean, there's so much color here, and music, and -- >> lights. the light here is beautiful. >> the light is really special. the buil -- i mean -- just the colors of the city. are amazing. the colors of the people are amazing. and the way they move. >> they move. >> i don't know, when i first came here, i thought everybody in this city looks like they're -- they just got --, or they're on their way to go --. so this was like central market back before supermarkets, this is where everybody did their shopping right? >> oh yes, you know what? this is the real brazil here. the real bahia. >> right. >> thi

ask that you do the same. [ applause ] >> a source close to the says sharon dumped ozzy becauseo she bel he was cheating with a much younggr hairstylist. her name is michelle pew and she's a pillar at the beverly hills salon meche. she's also worked celebrities like jennifer lopez. we're told she got to know o while she was cutting his hair and they bonded over the mutual love of heavy metal music. she says on her website that she ps inspired by rock and roll as much as by nature. what makes that more interesting, sharon and her daughters also go to this salon. and we have more on the ozzy angle. despite reports that the 67-year-old went missing after the split, we've confirmed that he stayed the weekend at the beverly hills hotel, which by the way, is jus a mile and a half drive from the family's $10 million home. >> am upset? yes, i am. >> in 2013 sharon denied divorce rumors on "the talk." she did however confirm ozzy's struggle with sobriety. >> i never knew that he was using prescription drugs. >> ozzy has apparently clean and sober now for more than three years, and he continues to

heritage take play is at the bel air stable from noon until 4:00 a.m. the picnic at 5:00 p.m. at allan pond park. you can bring picnic, lawn chairs, and blankets. local school groups including the marching band will perform free concerts. >>> my favorite story of the day now. this is sportsmanship. at this week's invictus game, steve simmons and an australian racer same time. but at the end, steve became exhausted so mark pushed steve across the line to take the goal. that clip went viral. and prince harry mentioned the touching moment at the closing ceremony. sportsmanship at its best. >> a lot of heart. >>> nationals looking to take two straight against miami. a day night dip double header. bryce harper not >> wusa9 game on sports with frank hanrahan brought to you by xfinity. >> bryce harper in fact did accept his one game suspension after all. after going after that umpire this past week. so the superstar would sit out the second of a day night double header against the miami marlins. check out the first pitch. you see who that is? that is kirk cousins without the helmet.

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. >> she does the entire opening theme every "fresh prince of bel air." >> the whole song. >> you knowink we have enough fun on this show. we take ourselves way too 've broken the trust. ak. >> i need to dance more. i don't move around enough. >> i have the same move. >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, a violent crime spree after a knife wielding man goes on a deadly rampage inside a mall. >> there's a killer. there's a killer so they get out so we all went in the bathroom. >> people ran for their lives at two separate scenes. the latest on the investigation and the suspect. >>> another big victory for bernie sanders. winning the west virginia primary. renewing his commitment to the campaign and slowing hillary clinton's march to the nomination. we're live in washington. >>> and a museum worker's fall caught on camera after he goes right through a glass floor. see how this one ends. >>> going viral, another adorable moment for steph curry's daughter stealing the show and taunting reporters.

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my name is w.kam arkw.kamau bel comedian, i've made humor in parts of america. i'm on a mission to reach out and experience all the cultures and believes that add colors to this crazy countsry. this is "the united shades of america." it seems every time you turn on the news, you can see conflicts between communities of color and the police. nothing has happened. other than technology making it easier to document what has been going on for centuries. it start when the first pureten got off the may flower and told the native american he better keep it moving. and now communities of cull rr banding together to let the cops know, we're not going to take it. because a white guy who kills nine people gets arrested like this. and a black guy who sells loose cigarettes gets arrested like this. so, this week i'm headed to one of the city's most often sited when the subject turns to crime and policing. camden, new jersey. but before i go there, i'm going to talk to the people across the river in philadelphia to ask about the way they think about the way we're being police

overall one to two inches of rain should bel rule of thumb with the system. although there will be isolated heavier amounts potentially 3 or 4 in the area that could create flubbing in flash flooding in the poor drainage areas. >>> 9:24 many are firing up the grills this weekend to cook the burgers for the memorial barbecue. experts say the wire can come loose and send people to the emergency room since 2002. >>> suddenly i saw a glint of life off a piece of metal. my colleague said that looks like a bristle. you can use a brush by putting it to the test to make sure they do not come out easily. if you're planning a barbecue or pool party for memorial day. alicia vitarelli talked with a lifestyle expert and event designer to get easy and outdoor entertainerring -- entertaining ideas to used all weekend long. we wants to use good we can put on instagram. >>> everything is easy. >> reporter: first to the table in a chic but cheap touch. you can get this at any craft store. leave it to you to take the plastic plate and elevate it. >>> easy. keeping the food fres

visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> louisiana governor john bel edwards spoke to the graduates of southern university at new orleans. he talked about his commitment to the university and its future. this is 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, members of the class of 2016, president, faculty, parents, friends -- it is an honor to share this day of celebration with you. exemplaryyou for your service to the state of louisiana and the city of new orleans, under some of the most difficult circumstances imaginable for the last 10 years. donna and i and the state of louisiana wish you well in your future endeavors and while i am here, i want to issue a statement in the name and authority of the state of louisiana -- specifically, i john l edwards -- john bel edwards gives special recognition to the chancellor in acknowledgment of your dedicated leadership for the southern university of new orleans and the southern university system 2016, andto witnessed unto i set my hand officially and cause to be affixed to this great seal of the state of l

imagine grievance free scenarios so is a particular nation intervening in the caliphate zones for exam bel pell -- example. but are they by other policy moves insulting islam that would call for retribution. so against the historical back drop of incidental conflicts that you describe, is there an accelerant here that has to do with, if you will, an increasingly fundamental and intolerant woe habism that is more normal than it had been. and so what do you see in the future in terms of patterns? should syria simmer down, for example? does this largely go away? >> i can answer. >> yes, thank you. it is a very difficult question. i don't see -- i don't see the i.s. threat to europe, as i know it, kind of involves any -- any particular new idealogical trends. the ideology of i.s. and almost is quite similar and they have the similar -- within different groups, of the idealogical landscapes there are similar defends like the purist and the more muslim brotherhood political islamish people like osama bin laden and other political oriented leaders within al qaeda. and within the i.s., it seems mo

.>> bel he believed that it was his spirit challenges me.hope of being able to advocate for some of the things he cared deeply about ist healing for me. >> reporter: laura evans fox 5 local news. >> diane her husband john also run the james w foally legacy safe relief. promote educational e opportunities for disadvantaged youth. >> from mexican drug lord, lor sitting in a new prison sell tonight. they moved him out of maximum security facility where he was being held after last escape and recaptured six months later. we hear from brian webb in a. >> reporter: on saturday mexico abruptly transported el chapo to a sprigs near the texas mexico border when is rated the worse in mexico.exico. and now saturday surprise prison transfer has people asking why? >> one theory is officials caught wind of a basin plan to escape and moved him. remember el chapo is the worlds most powerful drug lord. he escaped twice before including last summer. sum since then he's been held at the maximum security prison near mexico de.xico now, el chapo is sitting in a

he takes a job as a doorman in 1983 at the posh hotel bel-air and keeps it for the next 27 years. >> and they went for remodeling and i was praying for a job and then the letter [chuckles] -- i refer to it as "the letter" -- comes. this is the original letter from the attorney saying, "you don't know me, but i represent ray e. fulk. he was a hermit and a hoarder and a farmer here in illinois." and don behle, who wrote the letter, goes on to say, "if i got a letter like this, i would think it to be a scam." >> turns out kevin once worked with the second beneficiary in ray fulk's will -- fellow actor peter barton. >> i did a movie in 1980 called "hell night," kind of a campy horror story, but became friends with most of the cast members, including peter. >> peter now lives in upstate new york. so, you really don't hear much about kevin until you find out somebody died and you're the only two "friends" he names in his will. >> from the moment i opened that up and i saw kevin's name, i was like, "somebody's scamming us." >> the two men discuss what to do next. >> i said, "peter, i believ

police say they stabbed key an blakeney to death, they bel she was in the hospital tell lh in prostitution. >>> howard university hospital is planning to lay off 110 employees. officials say the cuts are part of the effort to fix the hospital's finances. >> new legislation will soon allow female world war ii pilots to be buried at arlington national cemetery. the house unanimously approved the measure back in march. arlington national cemetery is managed by the army, so the law needed to be changed to let the female pilots be buried there. the acting army secretary says he wants to see the women buried at the cemetery, but it is filling up. >> 10 million veterans that are eligible to be inurned on the national cemetery. but there is less than 100,000 spaces. >> just more than 1,000 women were trained, but there are only 100 or so tell alive. the bill now heads to the white house will president obama is expected to sign it into law. >>> today prince george's county ce service for officers who have died on the job. the wreath laying will happen in largo. since the department's inception in 1

if the have osuperintendent bel there is enough to support change, a public vote will be held. the superintendent is expected to make a decision by the end of next month. >>> now to decision 2016 and the new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll that virtually tied in the hypothetical general election match-up. last month clinton held an 11 month advantage here, that lead narrowed to 3 points in our poll out yesterday within its 3.1% margin of error. bernie sanders does better against trump leading 54% to 39%. you can find the story on our politics page in our app to see how many voters are hoping a third party candidate shows up before november. >>> today a sidwell friends 6th grader will be one of 54 competitors in the national geographic bee here in washington. max will be quizzed ezed on hi geography skills. students are trying to win cash for college. later this week it's the scripps national spelling bee. two big competitions for sure. and tease students are so impressive, they know things about our world, words i can't even pronounce. one? >> a whole lot of money for colle

oh, wow, it's a private concert by a group of ten violin and cello players right there in her own bel living room. if that wasn't enough there was this bench blanketed with pink flowers. >> is that all? that's it? meanwhile, sharing a little more of a regular mother's day celebration, supermodel crissy teigen spent a quiet day at home with hubby john legend and baby luna with a breakfast of scrambled eggs, chicken and waffles, roasted bacon, and judging from her nonexistent belly barely three weeks after giving birth, she can definitely afford to chow down. >> i don't think she's had those chicken and waffles, she's just making them. >> did he have to drive 900 miles to get it? >> no, probably not. >>> jessica alba, mother of two, couldn't resist showing off some of her fabulous mother's day gifts including yellow roses and hand-drawn family pictures. you look at that kimye mother's day video. it really is proof that stars, they're just like us. >> i do have to say i'd rather have the fried chicken than the violins. i don't know what that says about me. >> no, no, i'll take it. the be

. >> it's a chilly spring evening in deepest bel air california.this sort of thing, quite frankly. and yet this flashy ritual is the most ordinary thing about the remarkable doings just outside his back door. >> i don't feel like i'm in my backyard. it's the weirdest feeling. >> his name is sean parker and this is his backyard in which he built a giant glass atrium for his dinner guest who will be entertained by the likes of lady gaga all to announce he intends to do something no one has ever been able to do. >> it's a man hat tan project for curing cancer with the immune system. >> billionaires. think they can do anything. what in heaven's name possessed you to think that you could wade into a field where the world's great medical minds have been working so hard for so long and make a big difference? >> well, you're talking to somebody that has an entrepreneur has waded into a lot of fields and somehow managed to have a really big difference. >> which may sound like the ultimate except this guy may actually be on to something. >> i'm sean parker.

. >>> a fresh prince of bel air rerun is not as '90s as donald trump's latest line of attack. "the lead" starts right now. donald trump bringing back a long-ago debunked conspiracy theory as he hammers away on hillary clinton. but will regur tating a lie even matter? the story broke right here 24 hours ago. virginia governor, democrat clinton ally terry mcauliffe under federal investigation for campaign contributions. how mcauliffe is responding today. >>> breaking news, one woman getting her day in court against bill cosby. america's dad will stand trial for sexual assault. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. once again, journalists in the up happy predicament trying to decide whether and how to cover false allegations raised by a candidate for the president of the united states. in the midst of the attacks of scandals and accusations from 1990s, mr. trump as repeated an outrageous and long-ago debunked falsehood about vince foster a friend of bill and hillary clinton's until his tragic suicide. in july 1993, foster, who suffered from depression, walked into the park

will smith, the big star, fresh prince of bel air, not to mention men in black.ad a really interesting conversation about his controversial movie "concussion" that came out about all the head injuries for nfl players, and i asked him, have you heard from the nfl, and will smith told me, he told me last night, he said, well, no, and for the first time ever, they did not invite me to the super bowl. i thought that was very interesting and he felt that was a reflection how they felt about the controversial movie. i asked him, look, if you knew yesterday what you knew today about the concussions and all of the issue, would you let your children play football? would you have played high school football? and he said absolutely not. i ran into john boehner, former speaker of the house, i talked to him last night and asked about the ted cruz controversy. number one, he said he will absolutely support donald trump, that broke today at salt. but he told me last night when i asked him about calling cruz loose, i don't understand why that made news, i have literally called h

. >> it's a chilly spring evening in bel air, california.chilly for this sort of thing, quite frankly. yet this flashy ritual is perhaps the most ordinary thing about the remarkable doings just outside his back door. >> i don't even feel like i'm in my backyard. it's the weirdest feeling. >> his name is sean parker and this is indeed his backyard, in which he's built a giant glass atrium for his dinner guests who will be entertained by the likes of lady gaga, all to announce -- >> a manhattan project for curing cancer with the immune system. >> billionaires, think they can do anything. >> what in heaven's name possessed you to think that you could wade into a field where the world's great medical minds have been working so hard for so long and make a big difference? >> you're talking to somebody as an entrepreneur has waded into a lot of fields and somehow managed to have a really big difference. >> which may sound like the ultimate in hubris, except this guy may be on to something. >> i'm sean parker. >> this is how most people were introdu

one of the most memorable lines of campaign, bernie sanders said i don't want to hear anything bels yo-mails. he wants to focus on the issues. >> is there a balancing; there a balancing act? inside when you guys are speaking to each other, right? an evaluation of what kinds of attacks will do what to hillary clinton at this stretch in the campaign, is that a different evaluation than, say, six months snoog. >> no. this has been a campaign focused on the issues. are there issues differences between senator sanders and secretary clinton. he supports $15 minimum wage. she supports $12 minimum wage. he supports dealing with a trade policy sending jobs over seas. she supported most of the trade deals. there are fundamental sub stanthive differences between -- substantive differences between the candidates. they're being discussed. it is keeping those issues, issues important to democrats on the table and in the media. as soon as this primary process is over, whether bernie sanders or hillary clinton is the nominee, we'll have the donald trump food fight and business imperativive of the medi

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bel outside the courthouse ahoe handful of protestors demanding justice. watched closely by >> if law enforcement officersmt are not able to make an arrestrt under these circumstances, irc can tell you it's going have a a paralyzing effect on how law enforcement conducts -- dodus their jobs.eir >> reporter: judge barry williams will decide officer nero's guilt or innocence. he's a former u.s. justice department official who investigated allegations ofionsf police misconduct. mcond this trial is expected to last o five days. d the verdict next week will be closely watched. watch in baltimore, bob barnard, fox5 local news. news. >> the manslaughter trial of of baltimore police officerce off william porter ended with ait hung jury last degrees. deg his retrial and the trials ofrif the four other officers os charged in the case isin thee scheduled for later this year. y >> george zimmerman was forcedar to find a new auction web site on which to sell the gun the supposedly used to killd to k trayvon martin after his first r choice turned him down.oice that's ac

getting thrown out of their home and put in a homeless shelter, she and supporters marched up to the bel air neighborhood in los angeles to a gated community there, and specifically marched up to a $26 million mansion that was the home of the guy who ran indy mac. one of those billionaire rescuers who took over indy mac and turned it into one west and then kept throwing tens of thousands of people out of their houses as they made hundreds of millions of dollars for themselves. they marched on his $26 million house, which from the coverage at the time you can tell was cathartic for a lot of people that were there and watching that happen in l.a. it was reportedly terrifying for him. he's talked about it to the press since then and talks about it, having been very afraid when those protesters came to his house. but that one bank and what those billionaire rescuers did with that bank is kind of the perfect illustration of the moral catastrophe of what happened to our country in 2008 and 2009. that bank was doing exactly the thing that lit the fuse that blew up the whole financial system and

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[cheering] bel, in my view, we should encouraging people to get an education, not punishing people for getting that education. why we are going to do two things. the world today, it is no longer good enough to talk about public education being first-rate through 12th e throughfirst grad 12th grade. truth is changing economies and changing technology requires people to get more education. 50 years ago, you had a high school degree, you are doing pretty well. makean go out, get a job, it into the middle class. that is not the case today. today in my view, when we talk about public education, we must be talking about making public colleges and universities tuition-free. [cheering] senator sanders: it is in view that we have got hundreds of thousands of bright young people who are qualified to go to college but so becauseto do their families lack the income. them, it isir to unfair to the future of this country. we don't know how many scientists and doctors or great business people cannot get the education they need. all, second of all, it is absurd that we have millions of people in our c

we know he's suicidal, from bel beltsville, anyway, that killed his estranged domestic partner because he said suicide by cop. he didn't commit suicide if it's him. he lived all night and showed it again. it has some ambivalence to it. they may want to do it but don't want to do it right now. what was he trying to do? shoot the woman? did he say, i hate you or want your car or steal a purse? there's some questions the commander can use to see where he's going. did he get a cell phone? money? cash? we need to see the answers to those questions. they'll be putting that together really quick. >> jim, one more question about cop stuff on two fronts. number one, i'll go out on a limb and estimate most uniformed police officers have an off-duty weapon. number two, license plate readers on a lot of police vehicles in this country, most of them unknown to the public, they present like radar guns. i think a lot of people assume they're radar guns, are hugely helpful when you're looking for this, in this case, a silver rental car. >> you're exactly right, because those computerized tag readers c

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bel same story in virginia.ille fallsas church no issues on 267.n we'll toss it back to youtoss ik maureen and holly and we'lland keep you posted on your driveou times this morning.mes this morg >> sounds good. thanks erin. >>> 5:18 is the time.e. let's take a look at thetake stories you're engaging withagg on social media. >> for that we'll turn toor thau wisdom martin. m he's checking inon realtime news tracktory. track what you got. >> good morning to you. we'll start with senator rand sr paul fighting to haveulightin additional documents aboutut 9/11 declassified. the kentucky republican haslica filed an amendment to force t f the public release of 28 o28 classified pages which could sled light on connections between the saudi governmentth and al-qaeda. now, paul's amendment comeses weeks after the senate unanimously approved appve legislation allowing thellowg te families of 9/11 victims to vici sue the countries thatt supported the perpetrators oftrr those attacks. >>> how about this? redskins rn wide rece

this is the fresh prince of bel-air. this is donald trump being part of the culture.is my esteemed pleasure to introduce mr. and mrs. donald trump. >> was that with his first or second wife? >> that was marla maples. the end of that clip is carlton falling out. >> what are we saying? the fact a lot of black folks know who donald trump is because he was referenced on the fresh prince is equating in some way to votes? >> yes. absolutely. >> you're wrong. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> no black people are voting for donald trump because they know who he is. >> not black people. the electorate in general. >> charlie manson has great name i.d., too. i'm not comparing trump to -- >> there's a close relationship between name recognition, especially in the primary, name recognition and votes. >> let me pose to you guys one way in which -- two ways in which the name id. even if it's name i.d. for rachet reasons does help. number one, he doesn't have to pay to get that. number two, it does soften up in a sense the media. it softens up the way he's covered. fernand, it makes peop

bel this is at new hampshirehampir avenue and even though thatth sun is just starting to rise ris andng any reported delays just quite yet.et that's a look at traffic. tff maureen and holly, back toac you. >> coming up on fox newsin morning, the secret service is once again in the news for disciplinary problemsnary problm involving its agents.s agent >> and there's growing concern c about a super bug which is resistant to antibiotics afterta pennsylvania women -- woman w fell ill to it.fell ill to >> as we head to break let's brl go ahead and take a live look across the d.c. region. rio time right now 5:27. 5:27. feels like summertime outrtim there.e. 71 degrees at this early hour.lu fox5 news morning back rightack after this. >> ♪ >> ♪ sip up an afternoon pick-me-up at dunkin'. come in for a medium freshly brewed hot or iced coffee for 99 cents from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. >> ♪>> >> straight ahead on fox news morning, historic visit ort subtle h apology? presidentrese obama makes a controversialtrer visit to a memori

fox >> if secretary fox believes bel that it is unsafe, i'm ine, i'm agreement with him.t with as youaw before, paul myselflm and the board have no no reservations about shutting abot down the system if it's not not safe. we are not sending trains out there and putting people ineople danger.da so, again, if the secretary seca believes it's unsafe, we have communication with him and areh able to verify that, no problem.ob >> reporter: of course therer: are concerns about insulatorsat and what some people called sparking thought they saw at national airport.rt. metro said that is what wouldhad be considered normal. con not an arcing incident but just some sparks as the train travels from another third rail.anot other passengers have told me m they've seen that kind of thing, too, but you cang, t understand where people wouldple certainly be more aware and ared little bit more leery wheny they see things like that. t also want to let you know thatnw today metro's new chief safety officer, pat lavin, will, w address metro's board for theoad first time and perhaps we'll wel get a little bi