it was beverly.ve allison went to see carl. >> never forget the look on somebody's face when you tell them that you found their spouse. it's hard. it's probably the hardest part of it. >> he said we found beverly. i said, well, is she alive? no, i'm sorry, but she wasn't. >> we had worked so hard, i mean, to find her. we just really tried to do right and it wasn't enough. >> i know she pleaded. i know she pleaded for her life and to come back to us and for her grand babies. and i just have to know they got there comforting her. >> aaron louis was charged with murder and kidnapping and his wife, crystal lowrie, charged as his accomplice. they pleaded not guilty. but his words to reporter shannon miller outside the sheriff's office didn't sound like those of an innocent man. >> why beverly? why beverly? >> she was a rich broker. >> it was just as chilling in person as it was on tv. and then he gets into the car and you're going what did he just say? >> two weeks later, shannon interviewed louis in jail

his apprentices and assistance are either -- beverly learned harris, beverly madison and eston. so he is coming with -- the rest of the carpenters will come another day he says -- he he is traveling with these boys because they are boys at this if you've never been, it's a big place. he is around some quite a bit. i hadn't really thought about it that much. you think of madison-hemmings and his red cloud should says, she was not in the habit of showing the impartiality of fatherly affection. so you read that and think that he is distant. i thought of physical distance. but these letters suggest that they are together quite a bit. these people, these young men actually would have known jefferson very well. they spent a good amount of time with him in his retirement. that's gave me a different window into jefferson, the lives of the hemmings family, and how these connections -- benefited other members of the family, collateral numbers. there is a story about another -- not the chef james hemmings, but his nephew. the name their children after -- one of the two. gets beat by jeffer

beverly and. --ve before jefferson dies beverly and harriet leaves before jefferson dies. this is before jefferson dies, the two youngest children are freed and his well. they stay in charlottesville, and they go off to ohio. >> we have time for one more over here. >> thank you so much for your research. do we have any knowledge -- i am over here. do we have any knowledge of the relationship between the hemingses and the rest of the slaves at monticello? with their -- was there a lot of resentment about the special relationship, or were they aware of it? annette: it is interesting because the people who have done -- that last point that you are making -- the people doing the project at monticello talking to all the people who were descendents of people enslaved at monticello say the hemings -- was vividy kept to people who were not members of the hemings amalie, and it was a reason to remember monticello. even when they are talking to people in a different family, they knew this story and talked about it. it was something people knew, and it -- jefferson's neighbors knew.

let's head to beverly hills. with a special guest. >> by special guest is steve mnuchin, treasury secretary. i thought maybe we could begin with that deal with congress. is it just a case of kicking the can down the road, i do you think you got enough stuff out of it? no, first of all it's important to keep the government open. i think there's many aspects to the deal that are very important, including a significant increase in military spending, which is very important to the president, and significant money for border security. john: you don't think you gave way too much? people talkeduts about art there. and the wall is not being built. i think it was important to have an interim budget that kept the government open, and then we'll focus on what we want the real budget to be for next year. a lot in the plan depends on growth. you say you think that if you raise the growth in america to 2% to 3%, that is worth $2 trillion over 10 years. sec. mnuchin: it is. john: what do you say is the biggest risk to that not

scarlet fu ats the milken institute conference in beverly hills.ulie: coming up, we will talk to the cochairman of ares capital. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie coleman this is bloomberg market. julia: let's give you a look at what is going on in the markets went again. markets holding around the flat line as you can see, holding around record highs. obviously, we've got earnings in focus. energy is the sector we are keenly watching. julie: we are keenly watching energy because we see oil prices fall. oil down after an interview with the saudi prince aired talking the nonoil revenue in the first quarter was higher than to beted, which seems decreasing the urgency of saudi arabia to pop up the oil price. energy is the worst performing sector, down about .8%. thea: let's get back to milken institute conference where we find jason kelly of bloomberg news talking to another titan of the private equity industry. great to see you. jason: we are here in beverly hills. it is lunch time and everyone is buzzing around. i'm here with the president of aries managem

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absolutely, erik schatzker, from the milken institute conference in beverly hills.oombergn markets," and exclusive interview with sit it out founder and ceo, ken griffin. with the founder and ceo of sit it out. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . grexit it is 2 p.m. in new york. david: welcome to bloomberg markets. julia: we are live at bloomberg world headquarters in new york. everlyg stories out of hills, washington and london. here are the top stories we are covering on bloomberg and around the world. president trump's with bloomberg, telling us he is actively considering breaking up wall street's biggest banks. then a rare and exclusive the milk, live from and political conference. asking where he would be put his money right now. in the fed's plan for rate hikes coming into question after consumer spending and gdp data.

we continue now with our coverage of the annual milken institute global conference in beverly hills,carlet fu is joined by the dow chemical chairman and ceo. scarlet? scarlet: thank you so much, joe great andrew, i'd like you to give us an update on a dell-dupont merger -- dow-dupont merger. we know the european union is requiring more visitors in pesticides. -- divestitures in pesticides. sothe european remedy was full some, talk much longer, as you said, and introduced the new hypothesis on creating competition, in essence innovation as their thesis. we don't expect a whole lot more from anyone else, because in essence the european union since the drumbeat for everyone else. everyone waits for them, and that's unfortunately why it has been somewhat delayed. but no, if there are some more things, they are minor in the scheme of things. scarlet: does that mean a deal is likely to close by your august target date? andrew: that's our plan. we were very deliberate this time. we didn't want to say june, wake up in june and say august. we have a lot of good information around the remedies

the globalpoke at conference in beverly hills. >> it is way too early to tell.t,of all, at 100,000 the move to reduce regulation in the united states i applaud,. this is the single greatest lever they can pull to get our economy to go back. if you recall, i started my business in a dorm room at harvard. $255,000 and i could launch a hedge fund in 1987. you can launch a hedge fund today with less than several hundred million dollars, given the high cost of compliance and other regulatory matters you need to deal with. that has really discouraged new business relations and asset management. it's a burden. space, the transportation space -- weightede in america, regulations reducing new business formations in america and that is a tragedy. the administration's focus on reducing regulatory burden on the american who has a dream, i applaud that vision. was veryadministration interested in introducing more transparency to the bond market. what about this administration? i really hope they follow through on that. transparency is what creates confidence. confidence that

back to you in new york city from beverly hills.et: erik schatzker at the milken institute global conference in beverly hills. tom: fed coverage will continue and we will get lots of talk as michael mckee here in washington and ira jersey of bloomberg intelligence will stop by as well. here is a statement by ben bernanke. let's less -- listen. in terms of: putting people back to work, it would've made more sense to have tax cuts in 2013 or 2012. with unemployment at four point 5%, the case today is a little weaker. there is always a case for improving the quality of the tax code. making it more fair, efficient, so on. but in terms of benefiting the economy, it would've been better a few years ago. ♪ scarlet: this is the fed decides. scarlet fu in new york, tom keene and michael mckee joining us from new york. now we have the decision on not to raise interest rates and keep options open for june. u.s. rate strategist ira jersey and chief u.s. economist carl .iccadonna our international economics and policy correspondent michael mckee

in beverly, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news". >> people paused today to remember some of theve their lives to preserve our freedoms >> ♪ >> the action cam was outside of saint james church in bristol borough for a memorial day service held by the robert w. bracken american legion post 3782. attendees prayed for the heroes we lost, those still serving and also they prayed for peace. >>> american legion post 547 held its annual memorial day tribute. the community event featured a parade right through the streets of ardmore. several drill units and bands took part. families also enjoyed food, giveaways, face painting and a bounce house there. it's a tradition that spans more than 50 years. >> ♪ >>> and dozens came out to philadelphia's bridesburg section this morning to pay their respects to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. the somber wreath laying ceremony at the most holy redeemer cemetery was followed by the more festive annual bridesburg memorial parade. it's considered to be the city's oldest. >> in chester county the annual parade rolled through the streets of downin

. >> we are at the milken conference in beverly hills.our.eat guest this that, the austrian trade downter will be sitting with bloomberg on this tpp campaign after the u.s. dropped out. it seems like he is turning the tide to their. >> we will see if he can continue to spread his message in beverly hills. markets in the region, a slow churn higher come the fed come the jobs report friday, the second round of the french elections over the weekend, but the kiwi dollar goting after we unemployment numbers dipping more than 4.9%. noteems like there will be be much resistance. stocks flat. australia snapped at days of gains on tuesday. let's see how futures are pointing, quiet and asia. -- in asia. fusion is futures flat. crude,ed below $48 on gas stockpiles could be rising. japan closed for their golden week holiday, but the yen extending declines for a fifth day with the yen at a six week low. sitting onvestors their hands before those events happen over the next couple of days. some muchtainly deserved rest for the japanese worker. let's ta

. >>> and lisa vanderpump's $12 million beverly hills pad that's gone to the dogs. but nothing like this closet. jewelry, clothes, shoes for >>> welcome back, everyone on this memorial day weekend to our celebrity homes special. you have seen where the new york housewives live but what about the other coast? >> kelsey grammer's exis a beverly hills housewife who has moved on and moved into a new malibu pad. >> being here just is a new beginning and new chapter for me and the kids love this house. >> camille calls her $3.2 million malibu mansion a steal. >> the square footage of this house is around 6,000 square feet. >> the new digs replace the home she lived in for a decade with kelsey grammer. their divorce in 2011 was anything but amicable? >> how is your relationship? >> there isn't any. >> my daughter is in therapy to empower herself. >> their children gave input on the home renovation which added up to more than $300,000. >> my kids wanted a pool and a jacuzzi. this is my small bocce ball court right here. this is a picnic area. trampoline movement kids had to

first we want to go to beverly hills. global leaders in politics, business, and entertainment gathered there. erik schatzker is standing by. erik: thanks so much. haymanyle bass of capital of the game famous -- who became famous who has been talking to us about china and the credit bubble building there. we all want to know what it is going to pop. we have seen interesting developments in china, regulatory crackdown on the shadow banking system. the way the chinese government is going after it is by preventing the banks from making these investments, what are they called, entrusted investments that underpin the wmp market. wealth management products. how serious do you think this is? mr. bass: when you look at the wmp market, these are basically leveraged money market funds some with dubious assets. they're basically asset liability mismatches. $4t has ballooned to trillion. imagine $4 trillion worth of assets, investments in these kind of products. what is happening is some of the longer term assets are not doing very we

reporter: beverly watched as the flames continued to spread. watch at seem real to it just was really scary. there, shaking. my heart was beating fast. reporter: the students were not hurt. attendant were checked out at a local hospital. she says she suffered an anxiety attack and is feeling pain in her back, neck and chest. despite is that fact, she is grateful nobody was seriously hurt. >> it was no hero at all. blessing. a blessing. you really feel a blessing, thankful that you made it off that everybody was all right. >> she did a great job. new developments tonight in the d.c. mansion murder case. prosecutors say that the only suspect in this case, daron d.n.a. on a knife found inside the home. killing theged with family and their housekeeper and then setting their d.c. home on fire. d.n.a. also found on pizza crusts in the home and inside the family's car. his trial is set for september year.t >> new 911 tapes revealing the dramatic moments a man being home called for help. >> he's outside. >> he's outside? so somebody is keeping you host

in the next hour, we're covering stories out of beverly hills, washington, paris and tokyo.nt trump sits down with number again tells us he wants to bring back the graph -- the glass-steagall law that separates consumer lending and investment banking. is he serious about raking up the big banks? will have more later this hour. one hour left in the trading day. the nasdaq is set to close at a new record high as optimism from earnings and the budget deal eases demand for safe havens. plus president trump's first 100 days and his impact on the markets. that fly from the milliken global conference in hell for you. abigail doolittle has a closer look at the markets. abigail: it is a bit of a risk on day with the dow, s&p, 500 all trading higher. look at the nasdaq, natalie making those records but up more than .75%. let's look at the s&p 500 group returns. explain why the nasdaq is outperforming. it, let's take a look at an intraday chart of bank of america. we are going to see some decent volatility with shares higher and right around 1:00, took a nosedive. this has president tr

beverly, bethel, vermont. caller: i would like to mention --t when they had 9/11 host: beverly, go ahead. the 9/11hen they had group, i did not believe what they came up with. i think about the draining the swamp, they opened the cesspool. everything in there now is rotten. may be bold, but i have a reason to say -- the specialbout counsel. what do you think about this appointment? the investigation into 9/11, no one believed them when they were done. do you think they will believe them this time? i don't think so. host: what do you think the results will be? it is obvious to most people. it is stupid to go through the motions. that is all it is. host: pam, florida, republican line. i was watching another channel. in front ofmey was a congressional hearing and he testified that obstruction of justice is a big deal and to his knowledge, it has not happened on his watch. that was on may 3. when it comes to the special counsel, by the time they find trump is not guilty, there will be another scandal. the wholem w

from the annual milken institute global conference in beverly hills.she has to say about bringing capital back to the public equity markets. a feature we would like to bring to your attention is our interactive tv function. you will be able to watch a slight and see previous interviews from our coverage around the globe and dive into any of the functions we feature. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. check it out at tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: bitcoin traded at a new all-time high. it rose above the $1400 mark for the first time ever. bitcoin has risen in 10 of the last 11 sessions gaining on the news be securities and exchange commission will reconsider the launch of a u.s.-based etf. we have been live all day at the milken institute global conference in beverly hills. erik schatzker caught up with the nasdaq president and c.e.o. and asked about her thoughts on bringing capital back to the public equity markets. take a listen. balanced viewry of the private capital markets and public capital markets. i believe in the private markets s

first, back to brian in beverly hills. brian? >> listen, tax reform, a lot of discussion here at the milken conference about that, infrastructure, a lot of discussion about that. will we get anything done? will the gop deliver? we'll find out. we'll talk about the global deal making markets. our guest live right here from the milken global conference after this this short break. who do you work for? your boss? yourself? your family? our financial advisors are free to realize a plan to fit your family's unique needs. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. i am totally blind. and i live with non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the people, places, and things i love. the people i love have always been there for me. and now, i'm there for them, too. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424 to learn more. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." i'm tyler mathisen. the broad principles aren't new and have been tried before in kansas. it didn't exactly go according to plan

global conference in beverly hills.l hear from the chairman and ceo live from the global conference as a. we will update you on the breaking news. a shakeup has just occurred. the board has removed its top two executives, both sons of the company's founder. they will replace the ceo. while the company surges for a new chief executive, they will remain on the insurance board here and we see shares of the company resumed training -- trading, shares up almost 12%. tomorrow, special coverage of the race decision. former vice chair of the federal reserve. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg markets, trump economy. i'm david gura. let's get the latest on automakers this afternoon. abigail: let's get a deep dive on automakers. looking at pretty strong weakness here. the s&p 500 auto index is down more than 3% on the day. on paper, worst day since the middle of march. these are the culprits. general motors, ford, fiat chrysler trading lower after they missed april sales estimates posting bigger declines than expected. sales

our reporter at the milliken conference in beverly hills. coming up, an exclusive interview with ken griffin at 2:30 p.m. wall street time. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. mark crumpton is here. mark: in washington, republican congressional leaders who want to focus on health care and tax overhaul said giving into democrats on the spending bill. house and senate negotiators agreed on a $1.1 trillion budget measure that would keep the government in operation through september. it rejects most of president trump's priorities, including money to start building a wall along the border with mexico. the united nations human rights chief says his office is quote, watching the united states very closely under president trump. for humansioner rights warned last year that mr. trump's election could be dangerous for the world. speaking today in geneva, he said he noticed a change and some of the rhetoric since the president assumed office and expressed hope that his quote, worrisome campaign trail rhetoric on

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william beverly nash was based in south carolina. it is important to note that women, men, and children fought to reconnect with family members sold away. behind the slave cabin where we interpret freedom and emancipation, you may recall i mentioned the union army camped out at the point of pine plantation. land was given to those formally the less -- land was given to those formerly enslaved and taken away at least three times. ultimately it was taken away for good. a co-op was formed amongst nine men who were able to secure 900 acres of land and create their own community. i have to point out something very important because this takes us into the segregation era. this is something that occurred during the period of slavery. you will note the church is featured here. the church is featured in our story as well. the church is at the center of the community development. the church was a site not just for sanctuary but for community organizing, civic engagement, for gathering, for education. it was a place for leadership development.

i'm going to bring in brad carson and beverly halberg. thank you both for being here.ur reaction, brad, to what we just heard from that very emotional plea from jimmy kimmel. >> i think he speaks for tens of millions of americans who dpind themselves with health conditions and find it difficult to access insurance, perhaps not even possible to get insurance and i think it's a fundamental debate rather than all of the intracracies of health insurance. do people have the right to have health insurance or not? and should it be based on your income level or not? that's why republicans are finding it so hard to repeal obamacare. >> rebecca, you don't necessarily agree with the point that he made about pre-existing conditions, is that right? >> when i watched that, i teared up the first time i saw it. >> it's hard not to. >> i'm an aunt of a little boy who had open heart surgery because of a heart defect. when i heard this story, i teared up. i think it's great that he was that transparent and open. i would agree with him that we as americans, whether republican or democrat,

beverly breaking down in tears several times during his pregame routine.e with a goose bump inducing moment, knocking down this three pointer for the very first basket of the game. he points up to the sky to honor the man who helped raise him as a boy. rockets go on to win and after the game, beverly talked about his grandfather who mebts the world to him. >> to have somebody that was right there supporting me the whole way, wore my jerseys every single day of his life, to have a fern like that taken from you is so hard. but, you know, it's a bigger plan and i'll keep my faith of course and i'll be there for my family. >> eastern conference action, lebron james and cavaliers, my goodness, they look good. getting some extra rest during the playoffs again, they swept the raptors as they swept the pacers before them. the cavs win 109-102 yesterday. and that means they can sit back and relax while the celtics and wizards battle it out, that series is tied at two games a piece. lebron had 35, irving added 27, king james advancing to his 7th consecutive eastern

rockets guard patrick beverly found out his grand father passed away. then gesturing to the sky., an emotional beverly talked about what his late grand father meant to him. >> to have somebody that was right there supporting me the whole way. wore my jerseys every single day of his life. to have a person like that, man, being taken from you is hard, so hard. but you know, this is a bigger plan. i'm going to keep my faith. of course. and i'm going to be there for my family. >> that series resumes tomorrow in san antonio. >>> after getting swept in cincinnati, the giants are trying to turn things around in new york, bruce bochy and company, the mets answer in their half, with two on, the matt moore pitch goes the warning track. form f after the first, the ground sets down, striking out ten in the first five innings. in the sixth, buster posy untied it with his third home run of the season, a solo shot, but now in the eighth, the game is one again tied, it's 3-0. >>> first baseman nelson alonzo has been named player of the week. he's the first athletic to receive player of the week

but, you know, it's a bigger plan. >> beverly missed practice today to be with his family in chicago. >>> who wants to go fishing? >> good night that. is a huge fish. >> this is fiori proudly showing off her first catch with an assist from her uncle. it's a good thing he was there because the bird wanted to steal the 14-inch trout. came close this at the beginning, but fiori had her dinner last night. the 14-inch trout. you think you can do better? send us your fishing pictures to catch of the day at kpix.com. i'll put them on the newscast. >> love it. >> have you ever had an experience where a bird tries to steal? >> yeah. was that my video? no, that's not my video. >> that's a guy with a trout resting on the front, a bald eagle swoops in. >> i've had sea lions steal my salmon. that is infuriating. >> i've had that happen with bald eagles. great fisherman. >>> coming up in our next half- hour, the warning signs about michael flynn. new revelations the trump team got more than one alert about his former national security adviser's ties to russia and the potential for blackmail. >> the

rockets guard patrick beverly found out his grand father passed away. then gesturing to the sky.alked about what his late grand father meant to him. >> to have somebody that was right there supporting me the whole way. wore my jerseys every single day of his life. to have a person like that, man, being taken from you is hard, so hard. but you know, this is a bigger plan. i'm going to keep my faith. of course. and i'm going to be there for my family. >> that series resumes tomorrow in san antonio. >>> after getting swept in cincinnati, the giants are trying to turn things around in new york, bruce bochybochybochyy company, the mets answer in their half, with two on, the matt moore pitch goes the warning track. form f after the first, the ground sets down, striking out ten in the first five innings. in the sixth, buster posy untied it with his third home run of the season, a solo shot, but now in the eighth, the game is one again tied, it's 3-0. >>> first baseman nelson alonzo has been named player of the week. he's the first athletic to receive player of the week honors since chri

you enough already in beverly hills. >> i'm having such an amazing time. eight miles for lunch. liz: get the westwood sandwich. turkey on rye with coleslaw and russian dressing. which is basically ketchup and mayonnaise mixed together but. >> by the way, ketchup, one of my favorite condiments. ketchup is like calf area to me. liz: that ketchup is a meal to me. charlie, thank you. seriously, bring that back to me. and one of their -- charlie gasparino, safe journey back. we have markets solidly in the green if you call 12 points to the upside solid. not exactly. we are moving to upside after languishing in the red until the fed came out 2:00 p.m. eastern said they are leaving rates unchanged. we're coming back with much more. to folks everywhere whose diabetic... ...nerve pain shoots and burns its way into your day... ...i hear you. when that pain makes simple errands simply unbearable... ...i hear you. i hear you because my dad struggled with this pain. make sure your doctor hears you too. so folks, don't wait. step on up. and talk to your doctor. because

beverly adds she starts her morning with "fox5". we're glad you do.ce to be tom tomorrow's fan lever a comment and photo below estelle's picture. >> oh, yeah big. >> right. ght. >>> all right. michael thomas your turn. >> all right. we have nice weather coming our way today. 80s in the forecast later this afternoon. if you've been waiting on warmer daernl it was not bad. today warmer. wait until tomorrow, heat moving in almost pool weather by the time we gets to wednesday in d.c.. before school, degrees. little cool start certainly will want the jacket as you get off to school. after school shorts and deshirt and weather in full force and to 80 d.c. sout southward. wait until tomorrow. we'll got a strong push of southerly warmth tomorrow afternoon. heading to the 90s in d.c.. record breaking day in washington. 7 day forecast after today we have three days of the 0s ab down to 70s through the weekends. next chance of rain friday with a few storms. >> that's right, mike, rough morning for commuters on the beltway. utter loop branch avenue. huge scene. l

we will begin with ken griffin who sat down at the milken institute global conference in beverly hillsnt entrenchment in the hedge fund industry. >> i have been in this space for almost 30 years and over that time there has been an explosion in the size of the industry, the number of funds, $3 trillion of capital, it has been an unbelievable growth story. and like many of those, we are going through entrenchment as the dynamics are changing. it is harder to create output, there is more competition and a lot of sharp people trying to get into the marketplace. it is causing some of the second-tier players to fall by the wayside. firmsu see second-tier that do not have a competitive advantage eventually having to call it a day. youruld you describe position as offenses or defensive? >> offensive. >> in what way? >> looking for talented individuals. we hire them and bring them on to our team in this environment with those firms shutting down, it a lot of good people are out there that we want to bring into citadel. and there is a chance to bring good people in. shakeoutng before the in the

beverly tofu house, like so many of k-town's finer establishments, is tucked away in the corner of almost 20 years. this is a soup that's just, like, it's kind of korean, but it's really more l.a., and so -- >> anthony: so this is not a direct transplant from korea? >> roy choi: it became what we're abouto have here in l.a. >> anthony: interesting. >> roy choi: they're different because of the ingredients we couldn't find. >> anthony: right. >> roy choi: but never thinking about pleasing the american palate, just to make ourselves happy. >> anthony: soondubu is the thing to get. a fiery, tongue-searing, ass-burning tofu soup that'll make you forget every bad thing you ever thought about tofu. a spicy, spicy red broth and tofu are the base. we're, we're talking soft tofu here, with the texture of, like, burrata. from there, you got a handful of variations. but the most common is with kimchi and a bit of everything. beef, oysters, mussels, clams. oh, and tableside? they crack an egg in there. wow. right in there. cool. that looks completely awesome. well, we, we better wait for this to

the west beverly high alums were guest judges on friday's "rue pal's gragg race" for a 90210 parody whichd a drag queen dressed as thiessen's character, valerie malone. >> we know her as that which we don't speak of. >> all right, coming up -- >> you look stunning tonight. >> thank you. >>> hollywood's main stylist gives us secrets to getting that red carpet glow. >>> and why simone biles' post-"dancing" plans are not what you'd expect. >> that would be nice. can i come? >> yeah. >> and what celebrity couple is living out their spider-man fantasy? that's all straight ahead. >>> closed captioning provided by --

. >> caseworker beverly gilmore has serious questions about mcquay's trustworthiness. her goal is to give inmates an opportunity to prove themselves she made a controversial decision. she gave him a job in his housing unit. >> i did make him a sanitation worker. that was to the dislike of some of my supervisors, they thought i had lost my mind i would never let him get out of his cell. i said, let's give him a chance. i talked to leonard. i say, one time you pass a scrap of paper to another offender, you will be without your job. and we are watching him probably more closely than any -- at least this miss gilmore is, because i have something to prove. >> change is gauged by behavior. if you are changing changing, your behavior must change. and i believe my behavior has changed. >> he hopes a positive job performance will help him win his transfer and his fate will be determined at his next review, which is less than a week away. >> the bottom line is, i'm still somebody that deserves respect, to be treated like a human being. if it's given to me, i'll give it. give me

host: that's mickey in beverly new jersey, according to other news sources, speaker expected to make comments before the cameras taking -- i expect talking about issues of the day. the house of representatives continues on with its business. them now. you to the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. may 17, 2017. i hereby appoint the honorable brian k. fitzpatrick to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair now will recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour

real housewives stars and eight mansions from beverly hills to new york.ere else. >> plus -- at home with new kid joey mcintire. >> we are literally in our kitchen. >> his new tv show with his real life family. >> plus mila kunis's home makeover while pregnant. her emotional makeover for her parents. >>> plus our exclusive with the property brothers. renovated of 0

do you agree beverly?would say when it comes to those who are chronically ill we need the figure out how to cover them. but to only focus on those -- >> that season all he was commenting on. >> he was talking about people who are nearing retirement we know right now under obamacare insurance company can only charge those people three times than what they are charges people who are younger. under this gop plan as it's presented it could be five times and state could waiver out and insurance can could those folks more. clet's not talk about this as sort of a chronic illness. what preexisting condition couldn't has done over the last couple of years it has allowed people economic freedom. it has allowed people to shift from job to job, it's given people the freedom to be entrepreneurs and still be able to get health insurance on the individual market. so there is a huge amount of misconception here when people say oh no, we're just going to cover those people who are very very sick. preexisting conditions cou

with the insight scoop charlie gasparino, live from beverly hills. still wearing a tie. they're so casual out there, charlie. >> i know. i usually wear my wife-beater when i go to the conferences. >> they don't like that. >> this is l.a. they don't like it out there. this is a conference that is filled with private equity executives. so president trump's tax plan is front and center and basically all the meetings, both publicly and there is a lot of business meetings privately going on right now. , and one of the issues they're talking about private equity carried interest loophole that president trump wants to, at least for you now the private equity executives are taking it seriously. from what we understand, major private equity firms, blackstone, kkr, carlisle, all representatives are here. david rubenstein from carlyle is here. they're planning to got their deals done, the deals that are in the pipeline done in the next couple of months before this private, before tax reform, if it does hit. so what they're doing right now, they're rushing to ge

. >> the beverly hillbillies. >> cbs had the beverly hillbillies. >> peticoat junction and the ruraltasies of mayberry-ism. >> the hillbilly shows were everywhere and then they weren't. >> fred silverman who was running programming at cbs said we're going to get rid of the shows that are the most highly rated and replace them with shows that they thought would be more appealing to the younger audience. >> they changed the face of television. >> my name is norman leer. >> he was a very successful if largely unheralded producer/writer in hollywood. he burst upon the public consciousness when he took on bigotry with his "all in the family." >> norman lear and bud yorken created iconic shows. >> they revolutionized cbs and all of television. >> our world is crumbling down. the coons are coming. >> to use language on tv like that was unheard of. but it captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. >> i think it's wonderful. >> let's see how wonderful it is when watermelon rinds coming flying out the window. >

learned at a young age on a classic tv show set that will work for you, and charlie breaks it in beverly hills? that's my hometown. he's going to talk about the blue state freakout over the president's tax plan. we're less than an hour to the closing bell, let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: breaking news, we need to show you bank stockings. they are battling back after getting a jolt from the white house. here's a what tripped them up. >> 21st century glass steigel, but it's something we talked about on the campaign trail. it shouldn't be a surprise to anybody, but it is something that is currently being looked at. sarah? liz: glass-steagall is the depression-era rule that kept investment banks separated from actual consumer banks. but, you know, under bill clinton they got to go back together. it was great for the banks, but some believe this is what caused the financial crisis. sean spicer confirmed just what the president told bloomberg, that he is prepared to break up the big bankings. jpmorgan going into freefall just hours, about two hours ago at 12:53 p.m. that's when bloomberg

. >>> she is the inspiration for the goldbergs, the real beverly goldberg was in bluebell to host ladiest the synagogue. after a cocktail hour and dinner, goldberg took questions and shared stories. watch the goldbergs on 6abc. >> it's a funny show. new overnight a break-in at a private high school in philadelphia who was seen running from police. >>> a montana republican is facing charges that he body slammed a reporter from to the ground. the question that started the confrontation. those stories and more when "action news" continues. >>> new on "action news" a break-in at a prestigious high school. >> a robber refuses to surrender to police. >>> the rain returns, accuweather is tracking the wet weather and if it