bell is accused of killing wilson in front of her children. bell went to the victim's home in oxon hill looking for her boyfriend. bell believed that the boyfriend had killed one of his friends and that boyfriend was not there. so prosecutors say bell shot wilson several times instead. >>> and today dna experts will take the stand in the jesse matthew trial. day two of that attempted murder, abduction and sexual assault trial. yesterday the alleged victim took the stand. she told the court that she tried to fight him off, but he threatened her. evidence from the fingernails connected matthew to the attack. matthew is charged with uva student hannah graham's murder as well. >>> polls are open in virginia. you can vote in the state's primaries until 7:00 tonight. download the nbc washington app for push alerts about the biggest races. in alexandria, kerry donley is challenging bill euille.

capital bells is the name of the company. ted henderson is our guest. what is capital bells? ted: so, capital bells is a company that makes apps for congress. for congressman and their staff. to work better for their constituents. host: where did you come up with the name? ted: our first app is called capitol bells. it is connected to the bells that ring out when votes are starting and when there is called. whenever there is activity on the floor of the house or senate -- when there is quorum called. our newest app is a new way for congressman and their staff to get those vote alerts. it also lets them discuss work and life on capitol hill. discreetly. so you can log in. you do not have to share personal information. no phone numbers, no e-mail. you're able to create and i did. you can create aliases -- you can create an identity. these are your colleagues you are speaking with. byby talking about politics, talking about what is new on capitol hill you can -- these apps are available to anyone else out of congress. capitol beell anyone -- bells anyone can download and get the

like bell, he has also been cited numerous times for inappropriate conduct.'s been forgiven for the past. >> when you accept god into your life, he says to forget about your past because you're a new man in christ jesus. this one here says that the holy spirit leads you in the small things of life every day. and then i back it up with acts 8:29, 16 through 6 and 7. >> what is it that you're doing? >> writing scriptures for the bag. and i fold them up. and just put them in the bag. i mix them all up later on and pass them out. and everybody will be blessed. because this is a spiritual bag. the bag was given to me by god. >> the bag was given to you by god? >> to make it and all of the scriptures and everything in it. >> so the inspiration was given to you by god. >> yes. >> where did you get the bag? >> the bag, i picked up here from the kitchen, i think it was. >> pritchett says god inspires him in other ways as well. >> you pray in tongues? >> yes, ma'am. [ speaking in tongues ] >> you don't know what it is. and it's not done in church. but it's done between

keep our count down close later on after the bell.a francis talked to the original real housewives stephanie frankel. what a businesswoman she's turned out to be following the count down. stay tuned. we'll be right back. you do all this research on the perfect car. gas mileage , horse power... torque ratios. three spreadsheets later you finally bring home the one. then smash it into a tree. your insurance company's all too happy to raise your rates. maybe you should've done a little more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. . liz: minutes away before we hear the closing bell ring, it's a mixed picture at the moment. when you mix red and green, what do you get? indecisiveness. could stocks be entering the zone of death? new fears are rising if the s&p, and you could look at it over a year, may be entering an area where it moved too high, could accelerate a move to the downside in return

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. >> chuck bell had everything we need to know. chuck? >> yeah, heat index values could be approaching 105 degrees this afternoon. so if you have an outdoor job if you're planning on spending i'm in outside today, really hydrate very well and take your shade or a.c. breaks if possible. off to the warm and humid start, temperatures mid to upper 70s now. we'll be nearing in on 100 degrees later on this afternoon. 96 in gaithersburg and bethesda. 98 in downtown. that would tie the record for the day. 97 across much of fairfax county. uncomfortably humid now. it will turn into oppressive levels of humidity by later on this afternoon. so much heat and humidity in the atmosphere, that is fuel for thunderstorm production. and i think that we will have severe thunderstorms here any time after 2:00 or 3:00 up through 7:00 or 8:00 this evening. remain weather alert during the day. all sorts of push alerts so go ahead and download that this morning. melissa? >> thanks, chuck. overall, everything actually rolling along quite nicely. look at the beltw

eastern "countdown to the closing bell." we're going to keep an eye on the trade deal minute-by-minute. a lot of fallout here. we will bring you developments as soon as they happen. drama in d.c. >>> we have 50 minutes before the closing bell rings. here's the interesting part. with all the red we are positive for the year, not so much for the transports. take a look at this. the wings that are glistenning and look absolutely delicious. everybody but vegans, how do they have the stuff to drive buffalo wild wings out of business? it's ipo day for wing stocks. we have the ceo expansion, competition. his new stock and the flavor of wings he thinks will drive him to the very top. "countdown to the closing bell" coming right back. . liz: with just 45 minutes to go before the close, it was yesterday right after this show that boom, the guillotined the head of twitter. the ceo, dick costolo, guess what? the stock is flat. stock's in a bit of a trouble, it really is. if you try and make a management change and nothing happens, what

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melissa: as closing bells are getting ready, on wall street. the a look at major averages and where we're ending the week, third down week in a row for dowa as we come do close. it off the lows of session, still down, [closing bell ringing] >> nasdaq just about flat for the week, we shoul mention treae rates are going up. up 4% for week up 14. 6%. there is something happening with ib arrests, wall street is closed, but here is everything you need to know right now. markets ending week lower dow down for a third week in a row to the floor of new york stock exchange, woo biggest movers. and next week, nicole to help us. >> so much to look at right now dow is down 55, closing bell just sounded we saw financials take off, ted weisberg, has been out thing that group saying that interests will help financials along, j.p. morgan, all-time record high today, and others hitting new highs

[closing bell ringing] here is everything you need to know right now as bells are ringing. for obamacare today that is going to affect all of our lives and our businesses. in a 6-3 vote the supreme court ruled that the irs can continue to provide tax subsidies for low and middle income people who buy insurance in all states, whether they have the federal or state system. fiery dissent from conservative justice ant anyone scalia causing quite a concern. we should quote, calling this law "scotuscare." here is what president obama had to say after the decision came down. >> after a presidential election based in part on preserving or repealing this law, after multiple challenges to this law before the supreme court, the affordable care act is here to stay. david: joining meow

all coming up with the close"closing bell" right now. >> hi and welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> welcome back. >> good to be back bill. >> i'm bill griffith here at cnbc headquarters. that, of course, means i'll be on nightly business report on pbs. join us check your local listings. they're running for cover today. we have a bit of a selloff in stocks right now. bonds are higher, dollar lower. all caused in part by comments by activist investor carl icahn that he feels the stock market is overheated the junk bond market he thinks is in bubble territory. and then of course we have those concerns about greece as well, which we'll get into in a little bit. among the sectors being hit today, transports and the high-flying biotech stocks getting hit especially hard today, as well, kelly. >> yeah but bill, if there is some green, it's home builder lennar bucking the trends. posting strong earnings shares up 4% on the session today. and the company's ceo will join us live in an exclusive interview here at the new york stock excha

[closing bell ringing] liz mentioned we see movement to the upside as the bells move on wall street. we're halfway through the trading year and the markets, the dow down 1% for the year of the nasdaq up 5%. halfway through the year. s&p up .23%. let's bring in ira epstein standing by in the pits of cme. ira, stocks climbing. as we get last words, last dow jones headlines crossings european conference call is tomorrow 5:30 a.m. eastern time, the last headline that we just got potentially the greeks would consider delaying the referendum does this help you put more confidence in u.s. markets? >> no. cheryl: okay. >> what it really does, if greece goes away, we have iran. if iran goes away, we have something else. it is al

bell is charged with murdering wilson in 2011.l went to the victim's home in oxon hill looking for her boyfriend. bell believed that he had killed one of her friends. the boyfriend was not there, so prosecutors say bell shot wilson several times instead. >>> jesse matthew will be back inside a fairfax county courtroom today. dna experts will take the stand for day two in the attempted murder trial. yesterday, the alleged victim took the stand. she told the court she screamed and tried to fight off the attacker but he threatened her. dna evidence from the fingernail connected matthew to the attack. matthew is charged with hannah graham's murder as well. >>> later today, we expect to find out whether deputies in spotsylvania county will start wearing body ka rams. the board of supervisors will vote on that issue today. the grant would buy 43 body cameras worth $26,000 and the county has to match the investment investment. >>> we could learn more about the case against six baltimore police officers, one charged with murder and three

[closing bell ringing] closing bells sounding on wall street. a lot of back and forth today, as we got all the new headlines coming out of greece. but as the prime minister spoke certainly the markets trended lower. let's get to trading floor. larry levin, joining us at the cme in chicago. we want to go first to nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. nicole, was the selloff overall from what you're hearing from traders fueled by greece? or was there another underlying theory for the market today? >> they tried to buy the dip early in the morning. it didn't work.

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al bell was arrested saturday morning at a relative's alexandria home.he told police he assaulted a woman he knew inside a temple hills apartment friday night. the second attack happened just a few blocks away. bell said he grabbed a woman walking along silver hill road ands a all of a suddened her in a -- and assaulted her in a vacant home. >> very rarely do you find two independent women at two separate locations just a few blocks away, and you're able to track down that suspect and he confesses. >> bell faces up to three life terms in prison if convicted. >>> congress wants some answers about how hackers stole information from the federal government. the senate holding a hearing about federal security today. the office of personnel management said hackers stole information from federal workers a few months ago. we could learn how long it could take to replace tens of millions of faulty air bags in cars all over the world. takata recalled millions of air bags because they can explode. senators are holding a hearing about what is being done to fix that

[closing bell ringing] a steep stock selloff.what is happening overseas affecting the market a lot but what is happening here tomorrow is going to after effect stocks in a very big way when we get those jobs numbers. melissa: there you go. wall street is closed. here is everything you need to know now. markets spending the day in the red. let's head straight to the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori rothman is standing by. lori, what were the big movers today? >> hi, melissa. a lot of movers to the downside. all 10 s&p sectors were in the red today. interesting, more economically sensitive sectors, things like materials were the biggest decliners in the session today. so broad selloff across a variety of sectors. actually gave us one of the most volatile days we've seen in about a month. in fact the index that tracks

on countdown to the closing bell. one of the biggest banks on wall street is looking to do business on main street. goldman sachs-based plans this morning. nicole: there is some agreement and some not. goldman sachs is focused on big companies, large investors. he reportedly plans to offer loans online to consumers and small businesses starting next year. this is a marketplace nearly $850 billion. they shift from high net worth clients to ordinary americans comes as regulation and g have cut into their profit at big banks and other units and most notably trading of course. the question is whether or not the smaller type loans maybe 15,000 is that really value added to the company. that is a big area. 850 billion. he did have one analyst saying maybe not sure this is the best move for return on equity even notice pretty high, but we will see. sandra: i will be clichÉ and say time will tell. "the new york times" weighs in on the aig case after government exceeded the authority of the 2008 rescue. andrew sorkin writes th

laura: i always wanted to grab a with you and your taco bell. taco bell is putting on the menu.y will offer wine, alcohol free in wicker park. that is where the hipsters hang. they won the one ills, only customers who meet the food at the new taco bell will get to drinks. this location is getting a makeover. those are pictures the company gave us. working on designs they did a similar taco bells in other countries like tokyo, for instance. exposed brick, special paintings in their roles and tables. i hate communal tables. sandra: i can see this happening in wicker park in chicago. it is to be essential to artist living there. they make it: everybody pushes up the real estate prices an hour but it was to be there including taco bell. laura: two quick thoughts. you hate community tables. very friendly, boring. this goes along the line with other companies such as chipotle. you have starbucks testing for a long time and hasn't come near my house. laura: the bougie drinks at this casual chains is not taking off. nicole: don't you go to taco bell after you've been drinking? sandra: i

chuck bell has more. >> that's right. here's a look at the future weather at 4:00 this afternoon, all severe thunderstorms coming through the area. so all eyes on social media and nbc4 later on this afternoon for updates. >> all right thank you, that's the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next. we're back in 25 minutes. have a great day. >> make it a great tuesday, everybody ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, violent tornadoes. at least 14 reported from kansas to michigan. five people rescued after be ing trapped at a camp site near chicago. the severe weather threat is moving east this morning. >>> nbc news exclusive. the husband of the woman accused of helping two killers escape from a new york prison speak ing out for the first time. >> said how can it happen? she said i was over my hea

[closing bell ringing] you can hear the closing bell sounding on wall street right now.down 29 points as we come into the close. the s&p is lower on the day. crude oil, a big mover, up 2%. david: oil stocks moving up with oil. our top story, the the biggest recall in u.s. retail history. takata executives are being grilled on capitol hill. our peter barnes is listening to the testimony. peter, what stands

in eastover, south carolina, brad bell, abc 7 news. leon: all over the nation people are gathering to remember the nine lives lost in this senseless tragedy, including a solemn vigil in manassas. richard reeve is live with the emotional prayers that were offered tonight. richard? richard: there is a heaviness, a sadness in the air, raw emotion. several members of this church come from the charleston area and they, like many, are asking how this could have happened. ♪ richard: at the first ame church in manassas -- >> and almost income principal sense of loss. richard -- and almost incomprehensible sense of loss. richard: a time to moourn. this vigil honoring those who lost their lives in charleston. >> a church is a place of comfort and peace. richard: many trying to comprehend the violence in the house of worship, a place of safety. >> could not believe that such a thing would take place, even a bible study. richard: hands of many races were joined. this was especially difficult to coast people here, this was especially difficult beca

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi and welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans. >> i'm simon hobbs in for bill griffith. dow, s&p and nasdaq all in the red, substantially cutting earlier losses with the nasdaq the hardest hit. the move lower in apple not helping. again, the stock is coming back right now. we'll take you live to the worldwide developer's conference coming up. >>> transports weighing on the nasdaq and broader market. airlines again, the hardest hit. look at these declines. jetblue down almost 7%. dealted united. american all down more than 4%. we'll debate whether now is the time to jump in and buy transport names or if you should be looking outside the u.s. for opportunity. >> a netflix stock split could be on the cards. is it worth buying now ahead of tomorrow's shareholder meeting? one netflix bear will weigh in. >> you might know who he is. >> the family behind the triple crown winner justin zayat. john fortt covering all the action live in san francisco. what's the headline today? >> drake just showed up on stage. that is the

meantime, "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi and welcome to the "closing bell." >> simon hobbs in for bill griffith. a big rally on wall street sending the dow back into positive territory for 2015. and the nasdaq is within striking distance now of its all-time high. >> while stocks are surging today, there's actually been a bear market happening in 20% of the names in the s&p 500. we'll bring you the details on those whether the investors should be worried and see opportunity coming up. >>> oil, meanwhile, a major catalyst behind today's big moves. crude prices pumping higher and fueling a big rally in energy stocks. energy stocks are higher today, something we haven't seen lately. we will speak to the number one rated airline analyst on wall street. jpmorgan's jamie baker about why he still has overweight ratings at these levels. >>> and then it's our trump card. ivanka, that is, rising rates are becoming a reality. what impact that could have across the real estate market. and maybe she'll give us insight into whether her father donald trump is going to run for president. let's

"closing bell" "closing bell".. did you finish your derivative pricing model, honey? for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. more and more, data is visual. in fact, the number of mris has increased by ten percent a year. and a radiologist might view a thousand images to find one tiny abnormality in shape, contrast or movement. because it's so challenging a research project is teaching ibm watson to see. in the future, it could help clinicians spot key patterns quickly and precisely. ibm watson is working to make healthcare smarter every day. >>> welcome back with the dow down 171 and the s&p down 17 we want to show you all 500 components of the s&p 500 index in one big map there. it's tough to find the green. it's only that top layer there, kelly. the top row basically. the rest of it is red today. >> let's take a look at some of the big movers in this market. slars shares of diagnostics company bioreference skyrocketing after being acquired. opco made the deal because its stock nearly doubled this year. as you've heard, currencies, companies' st

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"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. major news in health care. supreme court upholding obamacare federal subsidies this morning and breaking just over an hour ago, whether it's related or not, aetna is reportedly now closing in on a deal to acquire humana. we'll tell you what this means for the rest of the insurance space. >> huge moves in hospital stocks soaring. hca up almost 8.5%. bond guru scott minard will join us. >>> you see new signs opec is becoming less and less relevant. its market share hitting a ten-year low. what impact this could have on crude prices which are down roughly 1%. >> the cfo raising the minimum wage for its employees and having so much success, he is going to do it again. who that is coming up. >> let's get to the top story of the day. we start with moves in health care space. bertha coombs has this back story at cnbc headquarters. finally getting talk of a possible deal now. >> we are. almost a week after we started talkin

chuck bell is in for tom kierein this morning. chuck the ultimate pool day perhaps. >> absolutely right. a lot of kids are on summer vacation officially now and as a result it will be perfect to be out by the pool. don't forget your spf. the sun will burn you extra fast. 75 in college park and bowie. 78 annapolis. 73 in manassas and bristow. outside you go, temperatures in the mid 70s here through 7:00. back up into the 80s by 9:00. then out and about this afternoon, near 100% sunshine today, but it will be a sizzler. temperatures back up into the low 90s for most areas by this afternoon. and as you're going out this evening temperatures near 90 at 7:00. upper 70s by 11 p.m. highs in the 90s. it will be warm and tomorrow even hotter than this. more on that and a check on the weekend coming up in ten minutes. for now over to melissa with a check on traffic. >> a check on the construction that won't go away. lanham severn road between cipriano road and carter avenue, still closed because of some road work. emergency road work that p

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"closing bell" starts right now. >>> good afternoon everybody. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm bill griffith. as expected a busy day for the markets. there was that big jobs number this morning that beat expectations. we'll tell you the one sector that is powering job growth in the economy be what it says about the state of the economy right now. i bet you cooperatekoopt couldn't guess which sector that is. >> send us your tweets. meantime more volatile today. financials fwetsgetting a boost. bank of america up another 2.5%. we have mike mayo joining us right here onset to give us his take on which banks could fair better than others. >> and also pepsi making a big move into its battle against coca-cola. we have details on this new move to outinnovate coke and the impact it could have on the stocks. have you heard some of the flavors they're coming up with? >> interesting stuff. >> we'll wait until the segment. wait until you hear the flavors. >> flavor of the market with an hour to go and on the back of the jobs report, we are seeing declines across

and there were bells ringing literally across this city.ears. the white community here is as heartbroken as the black community is here. i don't know if people are seeing that. if that spirit of reconciliation could ripple across the country. there are white people out here who are breaking down sobbing as much and more than the people in the church. at least the people in the church have the music to uplift them. out out here you are just confronted with the flowers and the pictures and the grief. you hear the echos. you're not held in the church. it is not cold out here. it is not out here. and they're not leaving. so i hope that people who are watching at home -- listen if they can come together here if they can reach out to each other here and reach out and show gestures and love and support here why can't we do that across the country. here you can understand division. there is none. there is none. so something is happening here in charleston. i'm proud that we're showing it. i'm proud of you for calling it what it is when you say it i

chuck bell is putting together your humidity forecast. we'll bring that to you at 4:41. >>> and the cost of cameras how much the city will have to forego. >>> and if you live in montgomery county, the security scam scaring a lot of you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no wonder frontline plus is the #1 choice of vets for their pets and yours. after all, your dog is a lover not a fighter. frontline plus. the vet's #1 choice. >>> welcome back. $1.5 million. that's how much d.c. mayor muriel bowser said it will cost to show police body camera video to the public. according to "the washington post" the mayor warned the d.c. council about that price tag yesterday. she said it could disrupt the city's budget. critics say the mayor is only citing costs to block access to that video. >>> in montgomery county, po

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the "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara he's neneisen in for kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffeth. facebook has been popping after the company unveiled new interactive advertisements. we'll have details on that. whether it will make it even more profitable. up 3.25% today. >> nasdaq hovering around new highs. russell 2,000 in record territory. >> a biotech stock up more than 100% in the past year. there have been a few, right? >> this one has done better than the rest. >> we'll talk with the ceo biomarin and talk about the next catalyst for his company. >> which are still seeing gains. we are off the highs of the session. we opened up nicely. hanging in there in positive territory with the dow up 24 points. s&p 500 pretty flat. nasdaq, as well. flat but we are hovering near record highs. strength in financials today. outperforming. pob pisanimiss an bob pisani tracking morgan stanley. >> the market maker trading all the bank stocks. morgan stanley, new high. wells fargo, new high. suntrust new high. key corp. comerica

mar meat market and bell mar is the one staring displacement in the face and was established in the eighties by mr. vas can vas mr. vasquez when you order a burrito for example this charming old lady comes up to you and mashes av ocado's for you in your face and it's unfortunate however that both customers and neighborhood businesses have expressed their concern of the long-term viability of belle mar in that area of the mission with customers especially saying like they should really find a way to help them stay in that corridor. their situation is in stark contrast to the situation at castro with cliff's. cliff's has been around the same premises since the early sixties and customers believe cliff's is an institution in the castro and if it closes in the next few years the castro as a neighborhood will lose a lot of its identity and it specializes in selling items catered to the citizens live near the castro area and it's also known for it's party like items like party costumes and the like and referring back to the displacement issue, they do own their premises and don't feel thi

let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. welcome to summer. >> summer came early this year and it's holding on tight for now. outside on our sky watcher camera here this morning a beautiful day out there. sunrise is coming up about 35 or so minutes from now. couple of clouds around, but they're not rain making clouds. temperatures finally below 80 degrees at national airport. 72 leesburg, gaithersburg, upper 60s from there out to damascus. and off we go, back to work. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. 90s later on this afternoon but the good news is from the wealth department, all green lights from the weather office. no weather related problems. what about the traffic? >> your green lasts longer than mine does. nice and green here, taking a big look at the beltway. no major problems. a little bit of construction should be wrapping up in the next couple of minutes here. taking a look at 270 into and out of town, no major issues there this morning. looking quite good. 66 just east of compton road is where this camera is i

now bell believes that her son knew his killer. she is still hoping a credible witness will come forward. there is a $25,000 reward being offered in this case. >>> presidential candidate hillary clinton heading to new hampshire. clinton wrapped up her campaign kickoff last night in sioux city, iowa. it comes hours after the first rally of her presidential campaign where she told supports it's time for struggling americans to move ahead. thousands of people attended the event held on roosevelt island in new york. clinton told the crowd it was time for all of their hard work to pay off. stressing that prosperity and democracy not just for ceos and billionaires. >> you have to wonder, when does my hard work pay off? when does my family get ahead? when i say now. >> clinton's going to be on the campaign trail all week from new hampshire, she will head to south carolina, then nevada. >>> a u.s. embassy will open for first time in 54 years in havana. the opening is imminent. a short visit was made to check out the process on -- progress

bell went to the victim's home looking for her boyfriend. bell believed that the boyfriend had killed one of his friends. the boyfriend was not there, so prosecutors say bell shot wilson several times instead. >>> right now, two escaped murderers have been on the loose for more than 72 hours now. investigators say they're looking in the u.s., mexico and canada for david sweat and richard matt, but they have no idea where they could be. the two broke out of a maximum security prison saturday morning. investigators say these men probably had help from the inside. >> they're interviewing every inmate. they're looking through the logs to see who visited these guys. they're looking through the telephone records to see who these guys called. >> the convicts were in part of the prison where there's less restriction on their movement. the men used power tools to cut through steel walls, crawled through a steam pipe and then broke out of the manhole more than a block away from the prison. >>> the body of a swimmer has been found near the bloede dam i

it is all part of the taco bell we design to shed the fast food image. new layouts lawn inched south cover re japan and uk. this are no plans to serve alcohol at other taco bell locations. >>> ukee and quarter. >> how about that, that is interesting. >> we will see how it works out with that different demographic new. >> thanks, jill. >>> 5:37. parents of the josh douger break their silence in a surprising admission jim bob and michelle douger reveal most of his victims were his sisters. >> they say more attention should be on who leak this information. andrew spencer has that story. >> reporter: patriarch and matriarch of tlc's 19 kid and counting appeared on "fox news" kelly file to address the scandal. josh doug eras a teenager fondled five young girls. >> this was not rape or anything like that, this was like touching somebody over their clothes, couple instant dents but it was a few seconds and then he was crying and told us what happen. >> reporter: jim bob and michelle douger said it kept happening. >> we said we have got to send him out of the ho

bell believes that her son knew his killer.he is still hoping a credible witness will come forward. there's a $25,000 reward being offered in that case. >>> decide if the cleveland police officer who killed a 12-year-old boy will face charges. tamir rice was shot and killed while holding a pellet gun. in a report released yesterday, the officer said, quote he reached for the gun and there was nothing i could do end quote. we also learned tamir got the toy gun hours before he was killed last november. law enforcement on the scene said both officers appeared distraught after learning the weapon was in fact a b-b gun. a grand jury will decide if the officers will face charges. >>> today the maryland department of agriculture will be working in laurel to protect you and the family from mosquitos. they're spraying to get rid of the bugs. you can reduce the amount of mosquito in your neighborhoods by throwing out standing water. once a week change the water in bird baths and your children's pools as well. >>> 6:37. a special honor fo

we will run down global markets for you ahead of the opening bell. u.s.ndex futures are lower although still much better for a higher close for the week. the golden state warriors get mad entities in. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning arcade and breaking news. ♪ sandra: welcome back, everybody. let's say you can't up on the global market action this morning. asia versus europe. asia close into the upside taken a cue from her stronger and is on retail sales yesterday. europe seen some weakness although the attacks in germany in the past couple minutes has turned positive. u.s. stock futures are pointing to lower open this morning. lots of economic news to get too ahead of the opening bell. turning to sports. the nba finals a best-of-three series as golden state tied it up as two games each with a 13282. win over cleveland. thackeray had 22 points as golden state avoided the first-ever avoided the first of the three great losing streak. lawyers ran off nine straight points in the third quarter and led by double visits rest of the way. th

what is capitol bells? >> capitol bells is a company that makes act apps for congress. we make apps for congressmen and their staff work better and work bet for. >> where did you come up with the name? our first app was called capitol bell and it is connected to the bells all around the capitol campus that ring out when votes are starting, when there's a quorum called or any activity on the floor of the house or senate. >> what's another app? >> our newest app we released is called cloak room and it's a new way for congressmen and their staff and other people who work on the hill to get the vote alerts. it also lets discreetly discuss life on capitol hill. you can log in using your location don't have to share any personallings no phone -- >> like yicyack. >> yes. you can create aliases and build a reputation because these are your colleagues you're speaking with and by talking about politics, talking about what is new on capitol hill, you can bailed follow -- build a following and hopefully escape the partisan gridlock and talk across party lines. >> are these apps ava

alix: we are moments way from the closing bell. this is the bloomberg market day . i'm alix steel. ♪ [closing bell] you are looking at stocks finishing slightly in the green on this sunday. the s&p sort of clients way higher after the fed announcement after fed chair janet yellen was speaking. this is the second day of climbing for stocks. i should point out the dow jones rose as much as 93 points off that high in one day, and still finishing 30 points higher for the day. we do have oracle earnings crafting right now. julie hyman has those numbers. julie: it looks like earnings-per-share are coming in well below what analysts had estimated. what analysts is had been anticipating. of $10.7revenue billion is a declined year-over-year. that was expected, but the decline looks to be larger than analysts anticipated. the company is reporting it looks like $10.7 billion. the key for oracle is going to be how many of its customers are i -- are migrating to the cloud as a platform for services. it says here that the company's total cloud revenues rose 28 percent, but that i