we're in the big apple to meet the man who's travelling the world without leaving new york.ds up, eyes wide open. you don't want to miss it. and rajan heads to spain to take a ride on europe's newest, fastest and tallest roller—coaster. this week, i'm in northern thailand. its mountainous landscape and lush jungles are an ideal environment for the asian elephant. the animal is seen as the symbol of thailand, and around 3000 live in these wild forests. the country also has a captive elephant population of almost 4000. controversially, some of them work in the tourist industry. caring for all of these elephants is a hugejob, particularly if the animal needs specialist medical attention. i've come to lampang to meet some of the vets who are attempting this mammoth task. when it was opened in 1993, this was the world's first elephant hospital. and since then, they've treated over 4000 elephants. i'm here to meet some of them. the hospital aims to provide care for any sick or injured elephant in thailand. what kind of patients do you have? we have all kinds of illnesses, sickness

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somehow she fulfilled a wish in the big apple today. >>> plus would you feel safer requesting a female driver for a ride? that's the reason behind a new ridesharing app. how it works, next at 4:00. >>> all new at 5:00, phillies mayor is fed up. why he's blaming a company for not stopping the heroin crisis. >>> the please touch museum one of the top ten in the country for families. it ranked number six by popular vote. there were 20 nominees. the frankly institute was number nine. >>> a boston-based start up launched a ridesharing program that focuses on women. it's hoping to win over those who mie may not be comfortable sharing other services. it offers deeper background checks on its drivers. the app includes an sos button riders can link to an emergency contact. the company says it not only protects the person in the backseat but also the driver. >>> especially at night, am i okay? men don't have to think about that. let's create a space for women to feel free to move safely. >> men can sign up, but have had no takers. this they do riders can request what agenda ir driver they prefer

and the phillies tonight drop the ball in the big apple. but they tie it up. can they win?ighlights are next. >>> i'm john clark from csn. the phillies trying to win their first series against the mets in a year. in citi field. a cold night. in the fifth, velazquez at the plate with an ribeiro single. the phillies are up 2-0. then jay bruce happened. three-run shot gives the mets the lead. vinny's glove is hearing all the bleeps. vinny hasn't won in 12 starts going back to july of last year. eighth inning. tied at 3. in the bottom half of the inning, bruce shows he's is boss again. two-run homer. be ernst the phillies he is hitting .400 with four homers and 11 rbis this season. >>> the eagles defense hoping to be better in the second year under jim schwartz. they finished 12 last year in point allowed. that was an improvement. jordan hicks says all he had in the first year was questions. now he has answers. >> you get a feel for the way he handles a game, the way he handles practice, his expectations going into certain situations and that communication, the ability to read

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it would make big apple cigarettes the highest priced in the country. >> all right.ve irrefutable proof the mascot of the university of florida does it all. >> everything. >> watch. this baseball game, young fan. albert gator shield a kid. see what he did. he was protective like a mama bear. that foul ball could have smacked him. caught on the snout. yeah, if you are a well padded mascot. >> sure it hurt. >> the boy returns the favor and performs cpr on, on the mascot. >> oh, my goodness. >> i think the mascot. >> look at the kid. i'll save you. resuscitate you. >> give you mouth to snout resuscitation. >> that kid is adorable. some one get him a ticket some where. so cute. >> the stunning fall from grace for cable tv conservative colossus. job. what we are learning this morning about the swift time line of event that led to his downfall. >> the two entertainment giants facing off tonight on lip-sync battle. channelling tom cruise. those are some short-shorts there. and britney spears. >> it gets better. you are watching "world news now." >> it gets better, kids. ♪ m

just about everyone knows manhattan, new york is called the big apple. but did you know that manhattan, kansas has a similar nickname? it's called the little apple. with flag facts, i'm eric. (horn and drum music) (loud crashing) - if you live in oklahoma and own a donkey, be careful. it's against the law to let your donkey sleep in your bathtub. but only after seven at night. apparently it's okay for your donkey to nap in the tub during the day. - coming up, we'll walk the walls of england's historic city of york. most popular cities for tourists to visit. nicole tells us more. ('god save the queen') (orchestral music) - when you wander along the quaint streets of york, it's hard to imagine that its history was far less colorful. lining these stone lanes, called snickleways, used to be butcher shops. sanitation was non-existent back then, so the butchers just tossed the unwanted parts onto the street, which was called shambles street. all that blood and guts made quite a mess. and that gave us a word we still use today. when something is in great disord

we've sentjo whalley to find a hidden side to the big apple.ggerjessie festa, who's put together a list of things for her to uncover, starting with an audible artwork that underneath the city's streets. here we are. do you hear anything down there? humming i can hear like a... she hums it's actually an art installation from the ‘70s, the sky max newhouse installed it. no sign. he wanted you to be able to find it on your own. if you put your ear right to it, you can hear it clearly. yeah! which most people aren't... crawling on the ground but it's pretty cool. next i'm off to find some lunch. new york is famous for its diners and delis butjessie‘s sent me to find a restuarant that's a bit different because it operates out of a loading bay. i think this must be it. ifeel like i'm walking into a factory. i know you were coming, i make a nice piece of pork for you. that is impressive pork! yes. tony moved here from ecuador a0 years ago and serves traditional south american food from this unusual location. thit‘s a special sauce that we make here. t

half the stocks had taken out those levels and you didn't see it yet because of how big apple and amazon are. >> i love your point. i think it's an important point probably for a documentary or something, which is because everything is indexed, we might mask a lot of weakness in bad companies, but it doesn't matter. their stocks are going up as well. is it becoming a self fulfilling proofasy because it's an ix dex. >> the fastest fund flows now are going into new indexes that are multi fact or, multi rule that cap out at 3% to 5%. apple can't move the index that way. by the way this quarter that just ended was the highest fund flows ever into this new generation. >> who are the buyers? >> you know where kait's coming from. it's coming from the people that have a committee of mbas on the phone with management. >> i love them very much. >> listen, here -- but here's the key here. if you want the pull back, we haven't pulled back that much, but we're coming off the second worst week for the market of the year so far. but in the big, bright, boldfaced names you did get a reasonable pull back

like they know it already, even though they've never been, we sentjo to find a hidden side to the big applesie fester who's put together a list of things for her to uncover, starting with an audible artwork that is underneath the city streets. here we are, do you hear anything down there? it's actually an art installation. in the 70s, this guy max neuhaus installed it, no sign, he wanted you to be able to find it on your own. and you put your ear right to it, you can hear it quite clearly. most people aren't curling on the ground. it's pretty cool. next, i'm off to find some lunch, new york's famous for its diners and delis butjessie has sent me to find a restaurant that is a bit different because it operates out of a loading bay. i think this must be it, ifeel like i'm walking into a factory. i know you're coming, i make a nice pork for you. that is impressive pork. yes. tony moved here from ecuador a0 years ago and serves traditional south american food from this unusual location. this is a special sauce that we make over here. this smells absolutely amazing. it's so moist, the meat. i'm

she is soon going to take her magic to the big apple as the orchestrator of the new york phil. and we will talk to her about her decision to move back to new york and the arts funding and, and whether it is the collaboration with drake and the seat at the table for solange's latest album, a name for himself, now, invoking the likes of bill withers, the british born musician is going to tell us what shaped him and why nobody knows him more than the piano. we will be joined by deborah and sanford coming up. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you thank you. ♪ >>> deborah border is the former ceo and president of the los angeles philharmonic, and spearhead ed the opening of disney concert hall and brought in the conductor gustavo and built the financial coffers of the institution and oversaw the rebuilding of the hollywood bowl, and she has stepped down to become the ceo of the new new york philharmonic in ept september, and should i get down on my knees. please, please, don't go. don't go. i want to beg you to stay. this is so not fair. you a

about his new music and the special event that brought him to town. >> plus from busting in the big appleson, d.c. tonight the guys from too many loft before their big show.he- we'll get a special performance coming up. ♪ ♪ >> yes! >> how about that? blue and white marching machine live with us and listen for the past couple of months they have been playing metro stations they've been selling doughnuts and candy they've been raising money because they're going huge competition but they're still little bit short and we're so proud of them from eastern high school that we want to help get them there. so they can represent d.c. in the biggest and best way. james perry is the band director and he joins mow. it's if to see you. >> ood to see uh-uh as well. >> thank you all for coming back. you're amazing as always. >> thank you. >> let's talk about where you're going want you need. >> we are heading down to baton rouge and now new orleans to participate in head to head battle with one of the top battles bands in that region first time we've been there in over 25 years. >> invitation thing. >> i

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she is soon going to take her magic to the big apple as the orchestrator of the new york phil. and we will talk to her about her decision to move back to new york and the arts funding and, and whether it is the collaboration with drake and the seat at the table for solange's latest album, a name for himself, now, invoking the likes of bill withers, the british born musician is going to t

and in half an hour, talking movies heads to the big apple to shine the spotlight on this year's tribecailm festival. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the president of the european commission has warned that many people in britain are underestimating the difficulties of brexit. jean—claude yuncker was speaking after eu leaders, meeting in brussels, unanimously agreed their negotiating position on britain's departure from the union. they've said the rights of eu citizens and a financial settlement by the uk must come before any talks on trade. from brussels, damian grammaticas reports. at the heart of the eu today, european leaders, 27 of them, now ready for brexit. their offer to the uk ready to go. we all want a close and strong future relationship with the uk, there's absolutely no question about it. but before discussing the future, we have to sort out our past. michel barnier is the man tasked with enforcing the eu's position. everything ready for the uk negotiations? i think so. depends on the uk. his concerns are shared by eu leaders too. what eu leaders are most worried about

in the big apple the stunts are supersized as unmanned vehicles take over manhattan.one scene cars are literally falling from the sky. >> three, two, one, go! >> the action that ensues in new york city is just so hard to beat. >> but they manage to do it by putting a car chase on ice. >> we at it again. sending love from iceland. let's go. >> for four weeks, crews braved frigid temperatures filming in remote parts of the country. >> not only was it 23 below zero but we were on a frozen all it became mental torture. >> and this 90-mile-an-hour showdown with a nuclear s submarine. >> take the wheel. >> what? >> this is crazy! >> all right, on the yet another huge franchise, "pirates of the have seen jack sparrow. but it has hot new board and only we can take you there. >> this film is exciting. there is something huge eas an behind it that i have never experienced before. >> action. now filming. at this. >> seeing the craftsmanship and the details it's easy to lose y in another world. >> action! >> with the budget rumored to top $300million, the fifth "pirates" looks as

. >> plus, we say a final farewell to our own jummy olabanji as she heads to the big apple but not before the ultimate new york city survival kit. >> keep it here for traffic and weather every ten minu nancy: welcome back. tomorrow, mayor muriel bowser will hand out the seats -- seeds at the garden to attract the butterflies and the bees. seeds will be handed out at 17 metro stations leading into earth day on saturday. larry: okay. well, metro taking the 1000 and the 4000 series rail car off the track by the end of the year. but some of the cars are being recycled to spruce up a station. ryan hughes takes a >> robert mojo started welding at age 13. but now he is taking on the biggest project yet. >> a piece potentially going to be scrapped. reclaiming it. ryan: sparks are flying as he transforms a 4000 series metro car. the 80,000-pound rail car is being recycled and sliced to seven sections like a loaf of bread. it's being cutted and turned to vendor kis ak -- kiosk at the metro station. five square development got the go-ahead for the pilot project to fill the plaza with the pop-up vend

. >> jon: hot wheels from around the world now in the big apple from the new york international autoers and car lovers coming together to see and be seen. one set of wheels, the most powerful production car ever in the u.s. there you go. it's a demon. jeff flock live from the convention center in manhattan. jeff? >> i have to keep my voice down. we're in the midst of the most sought off unveiling of today. it's the new jeep that is going to hell. it's going to a hell cat engine, which we believe what they'll announce in a moment, the head of the jeep brand there. he will announce a new jeep with a 700-plus horsepower engine. should be incredible. but you mentioned that demon? oh, baby. that was the highlight of the show thus far. 840 horsepower. made in america. faster than the fastest bugatti, the fastest porsche. the fastest car ever built as a production car. we talked to the first on a fox, the boss of dodge, to explain what it's about. >> literally pulls the front wheels off the ground. it does a wheelly. guinness book of world records has certified this is the first production

nats are in the big apple taking on the mets. tanner row ark is on the mound.e that it's ladies night on the desk. thank you f the party. s, it is. it's your lucky night. [ laughter ] >> we'll see you again for news4 at 11:00. >> "nightly news" is next. have a good one. >>> tonight, knocked out, power failures hit major cities triggering commuter chaos, rescues and a struggle to get back online. what caused it? >>> massive tax cut. president trump's new promise as he nears the end of his first 100 days, a benchmark he once embraced but now calls ridiculous. >>> moment of terror, dramic new video of an isis inspired attacker opening fire in paris. tonight the american family who looked him right in the eye. >>> life on the run, new details in that alleged teacher student kidnapping. the victim finally headed home. >>> hotel hackers, a massive breach at major chains. how cyber thieves are targeting your vacation and business travel. >>> and the puzzle master, the man behind the brain teasers that millions make a daily ritual.

it ain't over yet, next week the big kahunas, apple and facebook, facebook hitting an all-time high today, both stocks implying big moves with potential to spark a more than $40 billion shift in market cap next week. should you continue to bet on big tech, and which is a better buy right now, apple or facebook? let's get "in the money." >> i think earnings we saw last night from amazon, from google, from microsoft, really shouldn't lead you to believe we're going to have any massive surprises next week. the way investors are positioned, we knower that overweighting these things, they're massive gamers, driving that massive outperformance in the nasdaq, the nasdaq is up 12.5% versus the s&p. i hate to be so because say about it. but i think apple, the implied movement is 3.5%, average 5% the last four quarters. i'd be shocked to see it move outside that range. >> first of all, why would people at this stage be looking to offload their winners? it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. in apple's case, it's not ludicrously expensive based on its trailing earnings. facebook is growth story. if a

but now you have, alphabet, apple, amazon, are they too big?lphabet, apple, amazon, are they too big? i think they need to remain under scrutiny. i know that the european commission is investigating alphabet at the moment for some of the practices it is doing. conventionally, you would have to say yes. they really are dominating the segment that they are in. amazon is now up to about 50% of the e—commerce market in the united states, locking out a lot of traditional retailers as long as online rivals but again it is not a haven in a traditional monopolistic way of price gouging. consumers still get a good dealfrom amazon way of price gouging. consumers still get a good deal from amazon as to google ‘s customers. prices there are actually going down and they are investing in innovation and offering better services and profits to their customers. using the companies will sustain these earnings?” customers. using the companies will sustain these earnings? i think alphabet will for some time yet. both of them are in a strong position, the do we men

that $13 price tag is deliberate, making the big apple home to the costliest cigarettes in the country and also it's part of a campaign to get people to stop smoking. >>> can a tree really own itself? think about that for a second. we are going to try to separate the tall tale from tonight's open road segment. >>> bill o'reilly could be in line after a big time payday after he was fired from fox . news >> >>> we are here thanks to mom and now our summertime staple getting a blast from a lot of - moms with 10 legs. we are talking about the crab. pete muntean learned a decade of effort is finally paying off. >> the reporter: big start to the season on the waterfront. the season got going three weeks ago. >> i couldn't wait. >> this is good. >> reporter: pete white is third generation here. he buys crabs from all over the bay. now fishermen are finding more females. a just released maryland state survey found females are the most plentiful they have been in the bay since 1990. maryland issued new rules in 2008, demanding anyone crabbing for fun throw females back. >> so you got to have th

the price hike would make the big apple the most expensive place in the nation to buy a pack of cigarettesat's almost three times the cost of an average pack. "new york times" causing quite a stir after tweeting these two photos comparing president trump's meeting yesterday with the patriots to president obama's meeting with the team back in 2015 showing the stark contrast. but now the new eng patriots are calling "the times" out. fox news headlines 24/7 is here to discuss. >> pretty big mistake by "the new york times." the patriots were at the white house celebrating their big super bowl victory. like you just saw "the new york times" tweeted out a comparison photo that appears to show a whole lot more people surrounding president trump in 2015 than were is your -- rather president obama in 2015 than president trump yesterday. well, you know -- by the way, that picture was retweeted about 50,000 times so it was making the rounds on social media. >> sandra: the president retweeted it. >> not so fast. the patriots actually issued an official correction on that picture. they tweeted these ph

of snowfall to the north, rain-snow mix to the south, and more precipitation as we head into the big appleon's capital as well as philadelphia. even coastal flood advisories as we speak. how much more snow can anticipate? well, on top of the three to six inches we've already seen on the ground, another three inches possible in the overnight period into early saturday morning. fortunately not a workday across this part of the united states but certainly a mess going forward for the weekend. let's talk about the severe weather threat because it kicks up once again this afternoon, this time through central texas. isolated tornadoes, strong damaging wind, large hail. but look for the day tomorrow, this being sunday, we're really putting a bullseye over houston. that's where we're expecting an elevated high risk of severe thunderstorms producing tornadoes. that is an area we're going to monitor very closely for the potential of long track tornadoes, very powerful storm system emerging from the gulf coast to end off the weekend. >> derek van dam, thank you very much. we'll keep an eye on that. d

the thumbs >>> coming you up tonight at six, could did be apple's next big thip the dmv gives apple the thumbs up to drive self-driving cars the company may not be interested inabling the car. explain tonight at six. nba playoffs are here. >> the first game tomorrow afternoon the warriors pray game one of series against the portland trail blazers on easter sunday at oerk. jeff tells us it might rain good to be inside watching the game fans urmgd to show spirit wearing warrers years blue and gold programming note some nbc air show on kossy tv come cast general 186 or lesh d dot dates on at eight pb on after the game at nine join us for local here at nbc bay area. >> action packed night with giants. >> beautiful day to get outside. >> clear for the first pitch tonight pfrmt win up to 20 looks good rainpy sunday at 11:00 a.m. >> see you at 6:00. bye-bye. >>> tonight, nuclear fears. high alert as concerns mount that north korea is about to take another provocative action. the u.s. making moves off the coast as north korea lashes out. >>> moment of impact, for the fir

you're looking at a live picture of the big apple. let's get the bloomberg business flash.ed toank receive orders for almost all of the 8 billion euros of stock on offer to investors as the sale draws to a close. -- the rights over ins today. 80% of investors decided to participate in the capital increase with some opting to boost their exposure and new investors buying the rest. tradinga soared in late as pizza hut help the estimates. same-store sales for the first quarter climbed 2%. analysts expected results to be flat. >> it looks like from our point of view over the last year that things have improved quite a lot in china and where were sitting right now we seeing good primary consumer demand and very good infrastructure buildout and substantial possibilities for building new restaurants. >> that your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you very much. economicump's top adviser has privately told lawmakers he supports separating banks consumer lending businesses from their investment banks, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter. the policy could radi

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discussion, that apple could make a bigit would make baton of sense to them. >> let's get some in c -- some insight with chris. it's a fun thing to talk about, i guess. what is the rationale behind a merger like this? >> it's not going to shorten the lines at the apple stores at all. that theing here is classic words synergy, these are two giant companies that are having an existential crisis and where do they grow from here? it's about marrying disney's apple'swith distribution to millions of customers who click on to apple products every day and it's also problem of diversification. base awayadens its from the tv business, which is in transition. julie: so what is the actual likelihood of this happening? is a far-fetched, or is there actually a possibility that it could happen? there'she analysts say a slightly better than 0% chance. i checked with my colleagues to cover apple today just to be sure. we are not getting any indications that this is seriously being considered, but these companies have a long relationship. bo

we have some of the big tech stocks trading higher. that's including apple, amazon, and iphone. the iphone eight could be launched eight. they spoke is that a record high, and amazon is up 1.7% on the day. above $900ord high

stuart: there's a place for you in the big apple. >> that's good to know.it. we are up 127, we still will take it. 20,800. we will be back in a moment. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? stuart: the story of the day is still on the market that is, it's still the big name technology stocks. look at them. apple, amazon, facebook, alphabet, amazon. they are at or close to all-time house. come on in, ed, investment's guy. any five that you would sell, get rid of them, would you? >> look, the general trend is going to dictate how well they do. the market is going well, the one you have to be soft about is microsoft, i'm sorry, stuart: what? >> stuart, the point is the other companies can cross borders very easily without the

apple. when we look at the chip sector, lots of strength across the board. some of the bigames, both apple suppliers getting a boost. amd, the turnaround continues, up 800% from its 2015 lows. valuation is a concern. between apple and evaluation of the chip sector, these are important factors to look at in technology and for whether or not the strength can continue into the second quarter. brad: abigail doolittle in new york, thanks. let's continue the conversation on the outlook for tech stocks with an analyst who is bullish on facebook, amazon, netflix, and google. he is the most list on the street when it comes to snap with a brand-new buy rating and $31 price target. mark mahaney joins us in the studio. thanks for joining us. you have called snap an innovation machine. what are investors not getting about the company? mark: this will take a long time to proof out. this will be the most volatile large cap internet stock for the next 12 months. it happens with profitability push that far out. all the value is in the terminal value. any little twist is going to cause the t

you know that technology has been doing especially well, guys, today, apple, microsoft among the big stocks. hitting all time highs. >> i was surprised. i know lee has been in apple on many occasions many time, but he is in microsoft as well and this nyom, you've got to love it because of the cloud space. efb in tech growing now that's old school tech, they have figured out the transition on to the next level. getting away pr the areas that were waning, dying, whatever, but they've got an areas that's growing and growing at a rapid pace. >> so, correct me if i'm wrong, you own microsoft at the current time, but i don't see apple on your list of holdings. is that the way it is? >> we mishandled that. it's worth in the 70s, that's where we think it's heading. very, very positive on their cloud position. and apple, we outtraded ourselves. it's amazing how an a l has brusheded aside those concerns. you don't hear people bringing up innovation, anything of the like. it's all about the ek p peckation for a new phone coming down the pike. >> it's an iphone company. you've got the iphone 8 c

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apple. alex: that's the foxconn parent. caroline: big players here. ey have started to perhaps drop a few of these suppliers. is this a worrying time to be an apple supplier? alex: it's always worrying. apple holds all the keys they , can drop anyone or take anyone on at any given moment. that's why you do as much as possible to keep apple on your side. because of some of the pressure we are seeing in the mobile phone industry, the smartphone industry, there is perhaps a greater impetus for apple to try to do more going back into the supply chain, to try to own more of that technology in order to wring every last dollar that is -- that it possibly can out of the iphone. we have seen the way apple has gone forward in terms of integration. they own all of the shops in which they distribute and sell their phones. that is forward-looking integration. in the opposite direction, they are doing more and more independent, logical fronts which underpin the iphone. caroline: and support their margins, perhaps why they are going after qualcomm. david, you are an