. >>> facebook ceo mark zirk berg has an important meeting at the network's head quarters. more than a dozen top conservatives will be there to discuss allegations that facebook intentionally downtown played stories reflecting conservative vusz. zuckerburg berg denied the bias. >>> and a senior bank of america executive says her employer isn't very open top women executives. the lawsuit by megan messina calls the bank a bs underpays women and claims improper activity harped clients. when she complained she alleged bank of america retaliated by suspending her. >>> it's been a big week for formerly conjoined twins at a corpus christie hospital. the little girls along with their triplett sister celebrated their first birthday. >> they were dressed in big tutus for their "frozen" theme party, of course. they're expected to go home from the hospital today. it was just a month ago they were successfully separated. at that time, doctors thought they were going to be in the hospital for a lot longer than that. >> they have been more the most part, she is same doctors and nurses hav

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joining me today, "silicon valley" creator mike judge and executive producer alec berg.hank you so much for joining us. very excited to have you. mike: thank you. emily: i am a big fan. i have seen every episode. i know you have both written, produced, and directed several different episodes. so what is different about season two? mike: alec? alec: well, the biggest thing we have had to deal with is the loss of christopher evan welch, who played peter gregory. and he was kind of the cornerstone of season one. and he was the guy richard ended up going with, financing-wise. and that was a huge, huge hole sort of to fill. and just writing-wise, a challenge to try and figure out what the hell we're going to do with him. emily: he was terrific and i understand he is being replaced by a woman? mike: not necessarily replaced. well -- his firm, she becomes the lead partner, this new character that was not in season one, played by suzanne cryer. but he is -- it is not necessarily one for one kind of -- we did not really think of it as you can replace him with anybody. but we had

rebecca berg, real clear politics. mike, good to see you. >> take care. lou: more results from the indiana primary where senator cruz will be addressing the media from indianapolis. we're watching that. >>> earlier today, the senator, well, of course he blamed the national media for his lack of success. >> maybe executives are trying to convince hoosiers, trying to convince americans, the race is decided, you have no choice, you are stuck between donald trump or hillary clinton. either one of which is a horrific choice for this nation. lou: we take up that with the host of media buzz on the fox news channel, howie kurtz joins me next, stay with us, we're coming right back. you wouldn't take medicine without checking the side effects. hey honey. huh. the good news is my hypertension is gone. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. ♪ gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid down for hours. for fast

later this morning, annapolis, 59, i suspect you're in the mid to up ear's, dullos 58 and fredericks berg 57 degrees. a few showers, still in place out there. watch what happens, we put this into motion. see moving to the south, everything pivoting area around low pressure off to the east and like all indications are forecast calls for it to move away today. that will will brighten our skies. we will be sunny, few clouds to start this morning, and i can't rule out a shower over the next couple of hours in places, but it looks like it is moving on high today up to 80 degrees, yesterday, with the sun, 2, 3, 4 hours of sun yesterday, that elevated temperatures mid 70s, today is 80. summertime weather coming at least for few days have, that in the full forecast coming up in just a bit. 7 day forecast right now, to erin como. hopefully the roads will be drying over the next couple of hours. that will will help things. >> the sounds really nice, gary. yesterday the rain for monday morning didn't do us any favors. live look at the key bridge, few lanes blocked from the northbound side of the key

. >> we are on the county's berg campus of -- on the hattiesburg campus of university of mississippi. probably the most significant gifts was the presidential citizen's medal from president clinton, which is the second highest honor given to private citizens of the u.s. >> we wish we have more people like you. i am very proud of you. i thank you so much for what you have done, for the example you set for those all across america. >> i can tell you she was in love with president clinton. only because he was the first president that invited her to the oval office and treated her as though she was great. and in fact, the outfit that she wore in the oval office, the president asked someone to go out and pick her out and outfit. when she died, she had the same outfit. >> she was honored by carrying the olympic torch in 1996. an interesting part of that story, that was the first time she ever wore shorts in her life. at the university of southern mississippi, we presented her with an honorary doctorate, the first ever awarded at this institution. >> she was also honored with an honorary deg

he speaks oflients are the world's biggest hedge fund managers at milton berg. vonnie: chilling words for milton berg. all right, thank you. he was the founder of mb advisors. much more ahead, including details on electronic arts, which is surging, gaining highest in seven months. why investors view this gaming publisher as a winner. ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg quinn.," i am vonnie i do look for for the biggest stories right now. nissan is in talks to take control of mitsubishi motors. that is according to nhk. nissan invests $1.8 million in the automaker. they are blaming overly ambitious your economy targets for the cheating on tests data. they admitted overstating fuel economy at some models over 10%. lawmakers looking to bring relief to flyers this summer. richard blumenthal and others are urging airlines to drop back fees during the busy travel season. they say he would reduce long airport security lines. but something was misguided. -- some say it was misguided. pizza hut is celebrating a new store in tanzania. employees and the general manager of pizza hut afr

. >>> a chase from antioch to pittion berg ended in a -- pitts berg ended in a crash. officers returned fire. three people were injured when the car crashed into them. we'll have a live report at 6:30. >>> two brothers accused of killing their parents are due in court. they have pled not guilty to shooting and killing their parents. relatives found the bodies, the couple had been shot several times. writing on the wall at the crime scene matches the handwriting of the brothers. >>> police in san jose, they are staffing up for the cinco de mayo celebration. they will have 30 extra officers patrolling downtown and the east side. the holiday celebrations had not started when folks cruised through the city with the mexican flag. local business owners are worried about a repeat of what happened two years ago when a near riot happened downtown. police made several arrests and closed down major streets. >> people use cinco de mayo to harm others, to come and just vandalize and fight against each other. i don't understand, cinco de mayo should be celebrated in mexico not here.

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officers chased the car into pitts berg. it ended in a multi-vehicle crash. as officers approached the bmw someone inside started shooting. one officer was hit. the suspect was not hurt and surrendered. a witness describes what happened. >> then i heard pop, pop, pop, and i ducked behind the atm, when i could i locked the doors, and then all the cops and it was massive chaos. >> the injured officer was treated at a hospital and released. three by stand ires were injured in -- by standers were injured in the crash. police are investigating a separate shooting that injured a worker at a mcdonald's restaurant. a viewer posted this photo on facebook. a gunman opened fire from the parking lot. a worker was hit but his injuries are minor. the shooter is described as in his 20s and may have driven off in a white chevy pickup truck. >>> the son of a mill valley specialist could face charges in prince's death. representatives asked dr. howard korn fell who help the singer. he sent his son with plans to follow-up later. he found prince's body and called 911. he brought

>>> this week mark zucker berg will host glenn beck and other high profile conservatives.s meeting in response to facebook workers suppressed trending news items about conservative topics were conservative publications. facebook says it is investigating and it found no evidence to back up claims. today beck put up a message on his facebook page saying the ceo of facebook wants to meet and assure them at one happen again. >>> the meteorologist joins us to show us different tailgate parties tomorrow. >> for beyonci? >> [ laughter ] >> you guys won't let me with that down, beyonci or the warriors? what's a girl to do? >> i'm going to the warriors. i want a new who is sacrificing further roles -- girlfriends or wives to get to that concert? >> they might want to give their tickets away. it worked out okay. >>> no matter where you go around the bay area will be nice tomorrow. patchy fog to stop the day along the coastline. it will go away and leave a lot of sunshine. a great shot of the golden gate bridge. we will seek fog and a couple of patches. otherwise, it is mostly clear.

theboat is berg -- interesting question is, let's say he does scuttle the deal. what will be refugees do then? they go where they expect success. whatat will l their next route ? everyone is looking for that. that is what is going to make the summer unstable. sober analysis. erdogan and autocrat? the way he governs the country is autocratic. host: should we be doing business? we do discussss withh autocrats, i have no problem with that. we have to set up a deal with refugees. give me your vision, your idea of where german turkish relations are likely to go in the next couple of years. there are summoning people here in germany, good people with roots in turkey. is one of theis dramas we dodon't talk about muh righght now. it is why i agree, if the deal fafails, the consequences wiwile bad. because i think this is one of the last chances those two countries, the eu and also german turkish relations, they have. mistrust will the be even bigger and i think dark times ahead. host: dark times ahead. thank you. we have given you plenty of food for thought on relations

nicole: mark sucker berg finally responding to accusations of a liberal bias in facebook's trending topics section. we will have his response. lauren: the oklahoma city thunder eliminates the san antonio spurs and the nhl playoffs the san jose sharks got past the nashville predators. those highlights coming up in sports. nicole: it is friday the 13th, welcome to "fbn a.m.," your first look at the day's markets, the latest breaking news and what is expected for the day ahead. lauren: breaking news donald trump narrowing the differences between the gop leadership, presumptive republican nominee on sean hannity after his meeting with house speaker paul ryan. >> i don't mind going through a little bit of a slow process. it is a very big subject, we have a lot of things and i think for the most part we agree on a lot of different items and we are getting there. i feel strongly about border security, i feel strongly about trade, i feel strongly about building the military and to a large extent i think paul is there also. lauren: peter barnes is in washington with more. >> reporter: paul ryan and

my berg. a new policy implemented after this? >> yes sir. >> it would not have applied then? >> the 10 day limit did not apply. >> that is why we paid him for 7.5 months. >> i can explain -- that -- why would the epa do this? explained to me that. congressman, i cannot speak to the particulars and what judgments were made? >> who can? we need them here. >> that would have to be the regional office. makes these decisions? you know we need here, somebody who we can fire. that is who we need here. who makes this decisions? are made byisions employee supervises or their division director. final decision is made by a deputy who is a career appointee. >> who do they answer to echo >> regional administrator. >> and he said the magic word, "career appointee." -- you said the magic word, "career appointee." >> it seems you are matter of fact, that is right, that is the way it supposed to be. did you not indicate the epa needed to change some of their policy and protocols echo -- protocols? >> yes, recommendations were made. >> are they ready? >> there being implemented. >> when they w

brian: you have written, accesses this book was published, about a man named dell berg.e died this year at age 100. here's some video. the last living member of the 2800 americans that thought in spain. [video clip] >> i was very affected by the fascist attempt to take over spain. i couldn't to you why. i just didn't like the idea. that was my political understanding. i did not like what the sob's were doing. i joined the army. i didn't know how to get to spain until one day i would work and -- i see on the side of the building, abraham lincoln brigade. i turned the corner, went up there and said, i want to go spain will stop brian: what was the abraham lincoln brigade? and why was it named after abraham lincoln? adam: it was, it came to be the name, it was not an official name at the time. in later years it has been used as the name to cover all of these americans who volunteered to fight in spain. at the time, the first all-american unit was called the abraham lincoln battalion and there was a george washington battalion and then the two of them merged and they became

let's bring in rebecca berg. a talent agency. going to have a circus in there? what is he doing? >> it's anybody's guess at this point. of course, donald trump is in the early stages of working with the republican national committee now to plan the convention program. i for one hope there will be trump vodka and trump steaks available but we'll have to wait and see. the last convention was pretty entertaining. we had clint eastwood and an empty chair. what we'll have fewer in this convention are the sort of traditional republican leaders that we're used to. so, mitt romney not planning to attend the convention. john mccain not planning to attend the convention, and then the two living run presidents, george w. bush, and george h.w. bush, not attending. so going to be a very different program. >> think we hall have dancers? >> it's possible. anything is possible. usually there are musical acts so that's not a huge departure from the past, although maybe different types of artists than we have seen. got some good news on my way in here actually. jim gillmor, the former governor of

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glenn beck, the american enterprise institute, and others on hand to discuss this with mark point berg, getting a peek behind the curtain, what role humans play in selecting what is trending as opposed to just the algorithm. we thought it was just the algorithm before that and as far as investors go we reached out to alan and most of them say this won't be a factor as far as stock goes, facebook has underperform the broader market since these allegations came out. liz: facebook has done extremely well. the annual high for facebook, 118 points, we are just a dollar below that, just a dollar below that right now but regardless these are the kinds of things, to deal with and evolve from. robert will report the second he gets the news, he is standing outside facebook. with all this talk about social media we have a facebook page. and liz claman, you can follow me on twitter at liz claman. we are pushing 50,000 followers. last june we were at 32,000. this is thanks to you guys. spread the word. we are going to spread the word. we have our own website, liz claman.com. i am proving to be wron

berges ran back in his own home where he held police at bay after their arrival. he was finally taken into custody and now facing a slew of charges. >>> a man was slashed with the razor inside a hole tell in center city earlier this morning because he says, he wasn't getting ready fast enough to go to to the club. it happened at 1:00 a.m. at embassy suites at ben franklin parkway. the 24 year-old victim told police he was stabbed in the neck by an acquaintance inside a hotel room during an argument. that acquaintance, tyreese salmon from the bronx was arrested. >>> we are only four months into 2016 and it has been a violent year in the city of camden. the despite today, hundreds on have people took to the streets to will rail for an even to the bloodshed. >> peace in the the streets. >> reporter: this was the name of the march, peace in the streets. in addition to holding signs and chanting, some carried a casket in honor of those murdered this year. just this month alone at least seven people have been murdered. >>> thousands of people gathered this morning to br

behalf of the entire unified school district and the board of education please accept our condolences berg what about a colleague and refrain he was in my professional a friend but he was witty and a renaissance man will be missed but the impact of his work in the sfusd about to that continue to be with us for decades to come in generations of students with this intelligent. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> i just wanted to spend my condolences to berry he was a wonderful friend of the fairmont community and jan was my daughters kindergartener teacher at the time and so delight to be around and i know that berry's going to be incredibly missed he was just bubblely and smiley and could talk about you know the evaluation and assault riffles they were interested in what the assault riffles were about but he just never skipped a beat and so wonderful to be able to catch how the kids were doing and the grandchildren were doing hole be deeply missed and so thank you jen. >> i also want to say that when i first came on the board 8 years ago i was chair felt curriculum committee i saw berry a

feels like around the entire region, some places will make it into the lower 80s today, frederick berg, 82, how nice will that be? quantico 81, relative humidity still pretty low and comfortable, dry air coming in from the northwest today. now eventually temperatures warm mid -- 80s, and humidity will come back with a vengeance by the latter part of the week. i'm talk more about that coming up full forecast plus your weekends all of that good stuff here is erin como with the tuesday morning traffic. >> 5 25 right now. some problems on the roads, person hit by a car right now in stafford, 17 business on the southbound side. it is closed just after 95, between samson street and solomon drive. so some caution there. as you make your way into prince william on 95 we do have some slow traffic. either 123, you open up bit, get toward the springfield interchange. aside from that, a crash to tell you about, this is at montgomer river road near seneca road. caution there. may encounter slow downs through the intersection, in addition to that, as we take a look at your morning commute, traffic o

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content just to be the thug from zarqa, and he wasn't content just to be the guy who beheaded nick berg. he wanted to rule a caliphate. >> narrator: it was something bin laden hadn't yet pushed for. >> al-qaeda saw that time as a long way off, and zarqawi was very, very much more impatient. he said, "this we can do now." >> allahu akbar! >> narrator: for zarqawi, the creation of the caliphate would be the fulfillment of a prophecy. >> that religious vision promises the return of god's kingdom on earth, the reestablishment of the early islamic empire, the empowerment of sunni muslims around the world. that the reestablished caliphate will eventually take over the entire globe, and then the entire world will come crashing to an end. >> the lead aircraft is goingo engage it here momentarily with a 500-pound bomb on the target. >> narrator: the next video the world would see of zarqawi was very different. (explosion) in 2006, the u.s. military received a tip and bombed zarqawi's hideout. >> the terrorist whose forces set off so many... >> narrator: zarqawi was dead. but his call for an isla

done a davis had some lightning just a little while ago in stevens ^berg, virginia.mclean and down towards alexandria and right along 395. one thing i will say about the rain showers that are developing around the region most of them will be gone before we start the morning commute. it's going to move through pretty quickly. there will be a little bit of fog with our morning commute you can still see that we have the showers around by 3 in the morning. by the time we get to five in the morning mostly south and east of the district. 8:00 a.m. perhaps a spotty area left, but the bulk of the area shoulde we could have a second around. 50 to 56-degrees in the morning. after school, 62 to 69. the seven day forecast coming your way in minutes. > tony. thank you sue, three brothers are facing attempted murder tack charges in an attack on a landover police station with an officer killed. they the grand jury returned an indictment. the attack on the district three station led to the death of officer jacai colson. colson responded to the attack on the station and was killed by

right now we have a fair amount of storms to the southwest of us, but if you look towards the lee ^bergarea, reston you can see that they're getting hit as well. we have a few more that moved towards the westchester area. that boundary is sitting there t and it is one of the triggers of why these storms are starting to fire up. we are looking at a little less that's at least some good newses and primarily because the system -- actually the storms i should say are moving into cooler air. that's at least a good sign. as we go to our maps, then, th let's take a look, 56-degrees in d.c. we see the winds coming down. dw temperatures right now into the 50s every where across the board. temperatures a little higher toi the south. we're getting it certifily floww that's moving n. that's going to boost our temperatures fort ou tomorrow. 58-degrees your overnight low. we're looking at fog developingg overnight into the early morning hours and areas to our west could see a fog advisory issued in the morning.orn just be aware of that. definitely this rain will impacl part of your commute. yo it loo

shile len berg is a family physician. knows longer an employee there we reached out to him at his private office, but he has not respond. this comes after an attorney for dr. howard kornfeld, an addictions specialist, says a representative of prince called his client the night before the pop star died. for what he described as a lifesaving mission. stephanie gosk news, new york. >>> meanwhile, a man serving time in prison in colorado has come forward saying he is the biological son and legal heir of the pop star. this marks the first paternity claim. a judge cleared a way for dna testing to be done, a sample of his blood. one company says it has received more than 700 i inquiries who believe they may be related to the artist. >>> at least 10 people were injured after a large tornado ripped through western kentucky. a car dealership, look at the twister here, sending debris, flying through the air. t and touched down again. >> there it goes. oh, look at that, look at that! holy ma holy mackerel. >>> it has killed two peopl

. >> reporter: the smiths from getties berg were not alone trying to avoid all the traffic. the official memorial day observance will be held at veterans memorial park. >> all right trish thank you. keep 6abc.com handy this holiday weekend handy on all of your devices, check out our interactive traffic map and rely on stormtracker 6 live double scan to stay ahead of the weather and stay on facebook and twitter for updates or changes. >>> just in time for the holiday that honors our military, a new veterans memorial is open in radnor. the six foot tall wall at radnor, honors students that died in service to our country. gray hall is live to show us more. >> reporter: hi rick, the students here at radnor high school say they understand the importance and significance of memorial day, they are not just talk. they prove this in their actions by creating the wall of honor. [ taps ] >> richard l. holland, 25. >> they are the 57 names from radnor high school, read allowed and honored by student and staff. >> we don't have this weekend off for any other purpose other than to honor t

. >> investigators won't say how they think the victim got to heals berg nor how he was killed, only they're certained that he was murdered. >> it's determined to be a homicide by evidence found at the scene. it can't go into further detail. >> reporter: investigators have not identified a suspect. the family of keith green is asking for privacy during this time. we are honoring that request. live in redwood city, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> damion, thank you. three people in the hospital following an officer-involved shooting in pittsburg. a woman called police to her home saying her son was armed and acting irrationally. investigators say rigoberto gutierrez was reaching for a gun when officers arrived. one of them opened fire hitting him in the leg. the bullets went through the screen door and his his father and teenage bother. >>> frustration and anger tonight at students in palo alto after many students were told they have to retake their ap exams. the district sent an e-mail to students saying the school board violated college board exam rules. students taking the a

t he pope answer very sincerely was jorge maria berg olio is a sinner who has experienced the mercy ofat's, i think, tells us everything we need to know about the motivation pope francis has for declaring the year of mercy. it has been a paramount experience in his home life. he would like to invite everyone, around the world, all christians around the world, men and women of goodwill, to experience i knew this mercy of god. >> that is fantastic. what do you think it means to be a missionary of mercy? >> to be a missionary of mercy i think first we have to zero in a little bit on the idea of mercy. it is a simple word but we can get caught up in wondering exactly what that means. i think the first thing that stands out about mercy. the first thing that stands out for pope francis in his mind and his heart. is the experience of being sought out by a loving parent. by a loving father who wants to bring his children home. pope francis speaks on occasion of this powerful experience he had of a young man going into an efficient -- confessional, and literally experiencing the touch of god. e

we will be speaking to a lot of guests right here on blook berg. ming up, big changes are afoot. hear from the c.e.o. why for eated an entire studio snapshot. >> email is a mobile application and that's why you see us doing more email newsletters and investing in facebook and snapshot and the visually dynamic on mobile. we have a great brand and we ant to unleash the great bands and really take advantage of our skills where they are big. so we are excited. emily: i'm curious. was this your idea or snapshot? >> we met over a year ago, i think they were aware of the great brands and we are creating brands that are designed for digital consumers who tend to be young and young adults and engaged in new media. snapshot is going out to the content programmers. we love their brands. emily: everyone is trying to evolve. what works better? > visual, more germly. video, certainly, but it means great graphics and things that can appeal. words are part of the mix. and it's a new form of story itling and photo imagery and is exciting to see if you can get awed yebses to engage. but audiences

michael shoe went berg on two occasions including the day before he died. a warrant obtained by the papery sealed the doctor prescribed prince medications but it's not known what they were or whether he took them. >>> also, tonight, police are on the scene of a deadly stabbing rampage at a mall in massachusetts. police say an off duty police officer shot and killed a man who stabbed two people at the mall in taunton and two others at a nearby home. two of the victims died from their injuries. police responded to the scene after the suspect crashed a car into the entrance of macy's store. there's no word on what sparked the violence. >>> a philadelphia lawmaker facing federal fraud charges democratic state senator larry far nace say indicted today. he bribed democratic ward commit fee woman ellen chapman to switch her vote and support him in the 20118 ward leck. it's 11 he used $6,000 in campaign money to pay toward a college study abroad program for chapman's daughter. ellen chapman was also charged in the indictment. >>> in a statement his attorney says in

berkeley professor cairn trappen berg frick. >> reporter: the tower is not essential for the bridge.s there because it looks good. >> yes. >> reporter: political infighting over the design led to years of delays. meanwhile, the original $1.2 billion estimate expanded like the fog in summer. >> i found in point of fact they had decided and never wanted to teal anybody it was going to be $5.3 billion. >> roland dewalk worked for the california state senate investigating the bridge's cost overruns. >> nobody knew where this was going to end. >> reporter: desperate to rein in costs, managers. project outsourced a major component of the bridge. in one of the most union friendly states in the country, the decision was made, let's bypass american workers. >> all we have to do is go to china. china is booming. china builds stuff all the time. >> reporter: still the bridge became the most expensive public works project in the history of the state. >> our job when we started was to get this bridge built before the next earthquake. we did that job. now, did it take too long? yes. did it cost to

michael shoe went berg on two occasions including the day before he died. warrant obtained by the papery sealed the doctor prescribed prince medications but it's not known what they were or whether he took them. >>> also, tonight, police are on the scene of a deadly stabbing rampage at a mall in massachusetts. police say an off duty police officer shot and killed a man who stabbed two people at the mall in taunton and two others at a nearby home. two of the victims died from their injuries. police responded to the scene after the suspect crashed a car into the entrance of macy's store. there's no word on what sparked the violence. >>> a philadelphia lawmaker facing federal fraud charges democratic state senator larry far nace say indicted today. he bribed democratic ward commit fee woman ellen chapman to switch her vote and support him in the 20118 ward leck. it's 11 he used $6,000 in campaign money to pay toward a college study abroad program for chapman's daughter. ellen chapman was also charged in the indictment. >>> in a statement his attorney says in p

. >>> facebook's sheryl san diego berg gave a touching commencement speech at uc berkeley over the weekendthor talked about resilience and what she learned from her husband's death. he died a year ago from an exercising "last week tonight," john oliver took the donald to task over his tax return. >> on friday morning, he attempted to justify not releasing his tax returns, and it did not go great. >> there have been many presidents that have not shown their tax returns. >> actually, every single nominee since 1976 has released -- >> right, before 1976 people didn't do it. >> sure, but there were a lot of things we did before 1976 that seem crazy now, like smoking on airplanes and thinking elliott gould was a major sex symbol. >>> i'm betty nguyen, and this is "early today." oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and... ...even deep wrinkles. "one week? that definitely works!"

. >> reporter: even former new york mayor mike bloom berg stopped by to work the crowd and to talk a little politics. >> he has fooled everybody, fooled isn't the quite word, surprised everybody. trump has tied in to a feeling across this country that the future isn't as good as they had wanted to be. >> reporter: wall street may not have a favorable image on main street but bpig, donating its entire day's profits to charity, doing its best to change that. for "nightly business report" i'm bob pisani in midtown manhatt manh> an iconic american brand making a big change, at least for a few months. budweiser is renaming its beer "america" for the summer and through the november election. with the olympics on tap the company says it is making the change in honor of what may be the most american summer ever. about one-third of all u.s. beer sales occur between memorial and labor day. >> it will be interesting to see how that goes. that does it for "nightly business report" tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody. we. >>> "rev

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. -- johann is berg. another meeting in london where we touch with their reporters that were working on the russia's story for obvious was safer to do it that way and that was a very important and complicated story. so yes, meeting in person, there can, youhnology that know, build the trust that a face-to-race meeting can. now what do we do with the documents? we also created a platform to upload documents and you might be thinking, how crazy to put these documents on the internet. what if you think about it, we would not have enabled to do a collaboration this way without taking that controlled risk of putting the documents online, of course in a very secure manner. make it easily accessible to journalist. a platform that works like google. you could put any word in you could, you know, type of document, many other ways. you can save your searches. you can also, that was when it was interesting is, you can create a list of your interest didn't and in ideal work and then do a batch search and match it aga

you can more stories on the berg at top francine: in brazil, the senate is debating the impeachment of dilma rousseff. it has been ongoing for 20 hours. we are joined by bloomberg's executive editor john fehrar. it has been quite a night. why is it taking so long? john: why take two hours to do something when you can take 20 hours? we had not anticipated the senator was take so long to talk. each taking 15 minutes to give their preamble, and their opinions. there are eight or nine senators left to speak. in,are looking at all added probably another three hours before get a result. but if you look at what people are saying in the run-up to the vote, we already have a majority of people saying they will vote against it. francine: only need is a simple majority. 41 senators to back impeachment for rousseff to have to step down a she awaits results of the trial. john: it is looking pretty inevitable what is going to happen today. reports say she has already cleared her desk. stingly, she is planning to address the nation. at 10:00 a.m. local time. perhaps you might resign. or perhaps sh

alex savage is in pitts berg where the police chase ended in gunfire. >> this police purr suit came toing end in pittsburg last night. the man jumped out of his car and opened fire. in the end there was one officer with the antioch police department that was hit. he is expected to make a full recovery. the shoot out happened last night. it started when police officers started to pull over a car that was stolen. the man behind the wheel sped off in a chase. that man crashed into several other cars and that's when investigators say the driver pulled the gun and fired at officers. police returned fire and did not hit the driver, he surrendered on his own. we spoke to a woman who witnessed the shootout. >> i can't believe it's happening again. this town is falling apart. everything was peaceful, now you don't want to tell what you saw because you don't know who's around. >> authorities say there were seven cars involved in the crash at this intersection, four people were taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries including the police officer who was struck during the shootout. that o

factor in mark doctor berg and sheryl sandberg repeatedly preached about openness and transparency onrent in terms of how news is presented to 1 billion users. maria: we will see what comes out of these leaders. we will take a short break but when we come back and before we take a break in case you missed it there are some of the week's top moments from the show. >> minimum wage i would like to leave it to the state because frankly every state is different. every state has different cost-of-living and everything else and i would like to leave it to the states but i will tell you $7.25 is pretty tough. >> do you endorse him? >> i am endorsing the nominee which i don't think is any question who the nominee is going to be. they make you say i endorsed donald trump. >> we are experimenting and put a production system in place that has allowed the transactions of private sharers to occur within the day. it is a great advance of technology. >> doesn't matter what hollywood thinks. we have the right to vote for whoever we want and trump is the guy no matter what. maria: anheuser-busch in bev

the judge postponed the rest of the berg to give the -- preliminary hearing to give them a chance to prepare. >>> he would want the kids to have a great life. one man is gone, their lives are probably over. it's not what he was about. >> carter's widow who's battling cancer answered a few questions during the hearing. the next time the case will be back in court is september 19s. a man from fairfield has been charged in the killing of a three-year-old boy 30 years ago. 55-year-old michael was charged with first-degree murder with special circumstances that could lead to the death penalty, the victim was clark handa, he was kidnapped in 1984. the suspect is in prison for a separate case. the cold case unit found evidence leading to him. he's scheduled to enter a plea next week. >>> there's no announced plans for another protest outside city hall for the resignation of chief sure. there -- sure. suhr. they were showing support for the frisco five. they held a hunger strike that ended over the weekend. now they want 17 days of action. one day for every day they went without food. >> we'

. >>> mark sucker berg will de-- zuckerberg will demolish homes in his neighborhood and build smalleromes. he found out that a developer would build a home next door with a view of his bedroom. he filed an application to rebill homes that are 40% smaller. >> time is 6:26. more big news from baltimore. police officer found not guilty in the freddie gray case. why the city's top prosecutor is criticized. >> the three suspects accused of murdering a millbrae father will make their first court appearance today. >> good mornings, we're looking at a morning commute that's crowded. highway 24 is improving. . >>> our temps on the cool side, a lot of cloud cover, we'll see if this is going to change offer stick stay. it's been 60 years in the making. the disneyland resort diamond celebration. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyperspace mountain... and premiering this summer, frozen, a musical spectacular... plus an all new soarin'. so come to the place where summer dazzles. . >>> good morning, welcome back. tuesday, may 54 -- 24. it's almost 6:30.

darren berg plans to increase , bettingngs in gold demands will be lifted by uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the u.s. election and britain's eu referendum. the chief investment officer expect gold, silver, and platinum markets to rebounded by as much as 40% of the next two years to a level last seen in october, 2012. the u.s. has finally revealed how much of its debt is owned by saudi arabia, after getting the figures a secret for more than 40 years. the treasury department says the king has had a stockpile of about $117 billion, putting saudi arabia among the top dozen holders of u.s. debt. is only 1/10 of china's. the u.s. released the data after bloomberg submitted a request under the freedom of information act. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . francine: thank you so much. we should all be worried about china's debt. that is the message from larry fink, the ceo of blackrock. he spoke to bloomberg earlier. >> we all have to be worried about it.

i can remember mark soren berg said to me years ago, i only invest in revenue streams -- and i was like? i thought that was awed. that was five or six years ago. that is what all of them are doing today. if it is not recurring revenue, they are not interested because it has a predictability that once you capture that customer, the sustainability is pretty powerful. never say never, but i don't think they will be significant investments made in on print software or in hardware anymore. hardware will be necessary because all application will want to sell hardware later, but priority hardware, i'm not so sure. emily: do you think they will crack the code in china? john: no. we are trying our living hearts out to vote hold to our standards and principles as the company, but find a set of things that we can make as concessions to the chinese government and the kids is access to billions of their users. it is balancing the standards that we had and the consistency that we want with the interest that we have and have an access. emily: tim cook is in india this week. could india beat the replac