and reaching those who need it thanks to a local business association in catkathmandu and we have thateporter: distribution point where medicines given out to residentss and local health centers but it's not being run by a national organization or the government but a local business association and this is vice president of the local business association, sir, you have given some medicine to the government but handling most of the distribution yourself, why is that? >> we have a proper channel to distribute in nepal. we have more than a thousand working people and a medical representation and ncci have a member there and it's faster than the government channel. that is why we are distributing to them. >> reporter: the association has sought help from business groups in other countries but have actually turned down offers of money. >> we don't need money. we need the goods because money we can't buy things and can't buy tent so better to give goods so we can distribute to the needy people. >> reporter: most medicines supplied are for cholora, jaundice and water purification and they wil

it is being run by a local business association.'m here with the vice president of the local business association, sir, you have given some medicines to the government, but you are handling most of the distribution yourselves, why is that? >> because we have proper channel to distribute to nepal. we have more than thousand our working people our medical venntives and even [ inaudible ] they have a member there, so it is faster than the government channel. that is why we are distributing to them. >> reporter: the association has sought help from business groups in other countries but have turned down offers of money. >>> we have breaking news now president obama speaking about the charges announced in baltimore, just a short time ago. let's listen to the president. >> -- runs the way it should. and the justice department and our new attorney general is in communications with baltimore officials to make sure that any assistance we can provide on the investigation is provided. but what i think the people of baltimore want more than any

. >>> i'm here with the vice-president of the local business association.ven some medicines to the government, and you're handling it yourself. >>> this is because we have a proper channel and we have more than 1,000 medical representatives and, they have a member there so it is faster than the government. >>> that's why we're distributing it to them. >>> the association has sought help, and have turned down offers of money. >>> we need the goods and money we can't buy blanket and anything in here and 10th here and, better to give goods so we can distribute it. >>> mostest medicine are for juan dis and typhoid and water purification and the plan is to follow the organizations and deliver supplies directly. >>> now, live, in katmandu,. >>> there are concerns, from the government, that the promised international aid is arriving slowly. tell us what's been happening? >>> yes, there was an admission by the minister, of communications on friday, when he spoke to us, here, that there was a problem initially with the arrival of aid both by road and air and, they h

but a local business association. i'm here with a member. you are giving some medicine to the government. why is that. >> we have proper channels in thepal. we have members there. it is faster than the government channels. that is why we are distributing through them. the asayings has sought help from business groups but turned down offers of money. >> we don't need money, we need the goods. money, we can't buy blanket or tarpaulin here or tent. better to give goods to distribute to the needy people. ost most of the medicine is for cholera, tie food and other diseases >>> thousands of protesters attended a victory rally in baltimore. the celebrations followed a decision by the chief prosecutor to charge six police officers involved in the rest of freddie gray. ben henderson reports. -- john hendren reports. >> reporter: baltimore's streets have gone from rioting to triup of. when the marchers reached city hall a day after six officers were charged with the death of freddie gray thousands filled a street and park. in a country where convictio

>> early on, friend and business associate chase merritt was top of the list. >> detectives are taking look at joseph mcstay's business relationships. >> he spoke to us in his only television interview. >> well, i was the last person who saw him, so of course i was a person of interest. >> did detectives ask you if you killed joseph mcstay and his family? >> i don't recall them asking me that. >> nothing that direct? not directly? >> no. i don't recall them being that direct. >> you took a polygraph test. what did it show? >> i don't know. >> you passed the polygraph? >> apparently. i kind of simply assumed. well, apparently, that resolved any issues they may be looking at with me. >> it didn't resolve anything for gina and patrick. they still had their eyes on chase. >> this was one of the first things that i had put together. just simple everything that i could gather on chase. this was about the point where they couldn't get ahold of him again. the police wanted to talk to him again and they couldn't. >> i had contact with him in may of 2010. and then he disappeared. >> when chase r

and we tried to promote a gay business association so we can organize and talk about what we want, whate have a chain of if you travel in vietnam, stay here in the hotel, i want to go to another place, and there you have a gay friendly hotel, you can stay there. so it's a little bit more organized. >> anne said he wants to expand his business network in vietnam and eventually build a chain of gay friendly businesses in southeast asia. ♪ ♪ >> the l & g beer club used to cater mostly to gay men. but the new owner nguyen purchased it a year ago and re-opened it as a place specifically for lesbians and bisexuals. establishments such as this, targeting gay women are rare in ho chi minh city. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it's been two months since linh and foon had their wedding ceremony on an airplane. their life as a newly married couple has just begun. [ speaking foreign language ] >> meanwhile, papa cafe bustles with its usual throng of lunch time diners. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> a lot. i think at the moment, most of the guests are from australia.

them and the planning committee and the association, and we also met with the north beach business association, and with the south, and the top of broad way. and association. and the hotel neighbor's association, and also, because we are required to go through the 312 notification, and we were required to and we were happy to inform by mail, any of the residents and businesses with the 150 feet of our location. and with the license transfer, and the posting twice of the notice, for it. and on any of those applications, so we, we would like to have the opportunity to reinstitute jazz at devil's acre and we have had two troops over the past, and we have it in the permit and the local edition and located at the building and the market street at third and those are happening on mondays and wednesday and we never charge a cover for the musicians and they have been and we are well received. and those those are the ones that we will put on the paper. >> great. >> and commissioner joseph? >> i just have one question. so, aren't the permit and it allows to you do any entertainment that you want, and i

i'm with the vice president of the local business association. you have given some medicines to the government. you are handling most of the distribution yourself. why is that. >> we have more than 1,000 hour working people medical representatives. it is faster than government channels. that's why we are contributing to them. >> reporter: the association sought help from business groups, but turned down offers of money. >> we don't need money, we need the goods. money we can't buy blanket or tarpaulin. better to give goods to be distributed to the needy people. >> most of the medicines being supplied are for cholera jaundice and water purification. the plan is to follow in government and international organizations and deliver plies directly. >>> an al jazeera team was one of the first to gain access to the devastated village north of the capital. andrew simmonds explains there once were 90 homes in the village, now onward four are standing. this village was part of the national park. people here are trying to rebuild homes, they have no option p

i'm here with the vice president of the local business association. you have given some medicines to the government but you are handling most of the distribution yourself why is that? >> because we a proper channel. we have more than a thousand working people medical representatives, and even [ inaudible ] they have a member there, so it is faster than the government channel. that is why we are distributing through them. >> reporter: the associate has sought help from business groups from other countries, but have turned down offers of money. >> we don't need money. we need the goods. we can't buy blankets or tents here so better to give goods. >> reporter: most of the medicines are for cholera, jaundice typhoid. the plan is to follow in government and international organizations and deliver supplies directly. >>> the government says it will hand out the equivalent of $1,000 u.s. for victims of families killed in the earthquake. and facebook users have tased $10 million for recovery efforts in nepal. they have been able to donate using a button on the

but local business association. i'm here with the vice president of the local business association. sir, you have given some medicines to the government. you handle most yourself. why is that? >> this is because we have channels to distribute. we have more than 1,000 hour working people medical representatives, and they have a member there. it is faster than normal channels. that's why we distribute through them. >> reporter: the association has help from business groups in other countries, but turned down offers of money. >> we don't need money, we need the goods. we can't by blanket, tent. better to give boost so we can give charity to the needy people. >> reporter: most of the medicine is for cholera, typhoid and water purification. as access to remote areas opens up plans to follow in organization and the plan is to deliver supplies. >>> among the vulnerable in nepal, the children. nearly a million affected by the quake. 40% of all the children in that country. >> ben is the c.e.o. of sos children's villages u.s.a. and joins us were washington d.c. thank you for being with us. i

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knew that the couple ran a pizza shop, but they found no indication they had problems with business associates. however, jack's side businesses raised concerns. >> jack started a car business. he would buy cars, repair them and sell them to people, and a majority of these vehicles would be sold on payments, you know, to help people out. >> not surprisingly, some of these people were unable to make the payments. >> we had learned that if people weren't paying their car payment on time, he had no problem going and seizing that vehicle, repossessing it and taking it back. >> the myers also owned some rental properties and had recently evicted tenants who were behind in their rent. >> and we had to look at that as a motive for the murder. >> when investigators asked family members if there were any relatives who wanted to do jack and linda harm, they all identified the same person, andrew huffman. >> andrew huffman is the biological father of the 4-year-old little boy that jack and linda have custody of. linda and andrew huffman's relationship was strained from the beginning. >> huffman had refuse

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from a wide array of forces including your friends but his sources in these e-mails were his business associatesont of the state department as legitimate folks in libya. he was credentializing them and the business side by acting like they had the right information. >> they did. by the way turned out they did the second day he sent her a memo saying that his sources told him that this was a preplanned attack. not a spontaneous demonstration. so we've got to look at this. >> we have to leave it there, gentlemen. this is a third of the 850 e-mails that are expected to be released. bob shrum, matt schlepp. good to have you with us. >>> ♪ if you're looking for a car that drives you... ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50 from infiniti. vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®. vo: levemir® is an injectable insulin that can gi

commercial property from their landlord if the landlord is interested of course and the small business association program gives loans of over 5 million $5 million and and provides 90 percent of the funding for purchase provided specific requirements are completed by the business itself and these requirements are that the business must provide a 10 percent down payment and a cash flow statement a business proposal of what will be done with the funds and ownership of at least 51 percent of the commercial building and in order for the businesses to purchase solely the commercial aspects of of the building , the residential and businesses must must be separated. depending on building size and usually takes from 6 to 12 months and we learned that commercial condoization is not a difficult process but requires a large amount of money up front and it's our recommendation that the san francisco government explore the opportunities associated with the the 504 and 7 a programs and commercial condoization and create an educational campaign where landowners can learn what it is and about the process and the

the paper reports much of the information appears to have come from a group of business associates hewas advisesing as they sought to win contracts from the libyan transitional government. it reports he planned to take his forwarding his top memos. turning overseas in growing concerns about the spread of islamic state militants. a u.s. official tells "the wall street journal" that isis now has an operational presence in libya. and is regularly sending money and fighters there. the goal is to make the country its african hub. it comes as joint chiefs chairman admits the fall of ramadi is a setback for iraqi security forces but it is also leading to me questions about the united states's strategy to defeat"çisis. our chief global correspondent has more. >> reporter: the retreat from ramadi was fast and humiliating. iraqi officials in race for their lives. isis fighters who shot this propaganda video, isis gunmen controlling the hospital in the city's center. iraqi troops fought for two days leaving behind american supplied weapons and tanks. but it's a setback for the u.s. a decade ago,

savopoulus called business associates at his company american iron works. employees there drove to a local bank withdrew capitol withdrew $40,000 and drove the money to the savopoulus house. investigators say the hostages were killed a few hours later. scott, investigators believe there was an effort to cover traction and destroy evidence. the odor of gasoline and matches were also found in the home. >> pelley: jeff pegues at the crime scene for us tonight. jeff, thank you. so how did they catch the suspect? wyatt andrews has that part of the story. >> reporter: daron wint was captured thursday night at a stop light in washington. a task force of u.s. marshals and 40 d.c. police officers in a show of overwhelming force surrounded his car along with a moving van that he was following. rob fernandez is a deputy u.s. marshal and commander of the task force. >> there was no way they could get out. >> reporter: the manhunt for daron wint involved one near miss and one great guess. it began tuesday afternoon when d.c. police first identified wint as their suspect

savopoulos called business associates at miss company.loyees there drove to a local bank withdrew $40,000 and drove the money to the savopoulos house. the money was maced in the front seat of a red car at the home. the hostages were apparently killed a few hours later. >>> dc police say they did recover more than $10,000 from wint's car. they will now try to connect that to the cash dropped at the crime seep. >> tragic unbelievable story really. some other surprising news in high profile case also from the nation's capitol. the murder of chandra levy. captured headlines more than a decade ago. there was the convict in the case but now there might be a new trial. we'll tell you why. >>> and what may be the slowest police chase you'll ever see. and in an interesting twist the person who ended it is in trouble with the law. kate? >>> chris, it's going to be a chilly friday night an chilly start to our memorial day weekend but then temperatures rise and we can be looking at a potential heat wave into next week. i'll have the seven day forecas

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the judge will decide if there's enough evidence for him to stand trial for murder it was a business association also shared a one of the victims the family disappeared from the home in 2010 and the remains were found to 2013 and a shallow grave in the desert the children would just three in four years old. >>michelle apon: that leaving because of the emotional burden after the extreme is killed back in january that the week after the attack saying at they told them that the issue is torture because the others are no longer there but the commission will determine how to use it. >>mark: that could use at both famous i found design of damage from who would tell you a lot of belau to do so ♪♪ "smash me. dear god, smash me into a million pieces" little miss puffytail thinks every time someone enters this room. for while the people who come in here can use quilted northern, a toilet paper that works so well they can completely forget their experience... ...little miss puffytail can never forget. she can dream. dream for the sweet, sweet swing of a careless elbow. quilted northern. designed to be forg

and we also spoke to some private business associations who have been asking for donations and they'vethem, do not send money because there's nothing to buy send the goods and the medicine and the necessities because even today after a week after the earthquake happened, we still have people sleeping out in the open tonight. >>> there's jemile with the latest. >>> thanks. >>> we'll have a special program, airing at 50600. and it will be 1 week after the earthquake hit the country. >>> new guinea has been hit by a second earthquake and 6.8 quake struck southwest and, there are no immediate reports of casualties and damage. and 6.7 quake hit on thursday. >>> the police say they found 32 graifers, and a bay donned, trafficking camp. >>> police suspect many belong to muslims who were forced toes expaip persecution. >>> smugglers put them in chair areas, and require big ran somes. >>> coming up in this news-hour. >>> the president warns of severe sanctions against protestors and, more than 400 have been arrested. >>> stealing secrets, the airbus says it is suing the german government nor sp

peppers hillary with all kinds of questions on libya while trying to do business in libya with business associatesthat came up at the brief on monday i guess you'd call it. take a look. >> can you explain your relationship as secretary of state with sidney blumenthal? there's a report out this morning that you exchanged several e-mails. >> i have many many old friends and i always think that it's important when you get into politics to have friends you had before you were in politics and to understand what is on their minds and he's been a friend of mine for a long time. he sent me unsolicited e-mails which i passed on in some instances, and i think that's part of the give and take. >> can you explain your relationship with sidney blumenthal? the question didn't even include libya. >> no. >> there was no attempt to sort of press her on the specifics. it's difficult on the road on the fly, but still. >> on the road on the fly, there's no time. but the media can still do its due diligence even though they can't corner her and get a long interview about this. there's not been a lot of in-depth covera

us that he closed the business it changes depending on records i have, but in may of 2014, and in october of 2014, he actually asked us to waive the penalties and fees associated with that because there was never a permit actually issued so this is just at the other business this is not at the designer fashion's location. when mr. imtair came to us the inspector as well, asking for a permit, we actually spent quite a bit of time explaining to him how the law that had been enacted, it was passed unanimously by the board in december of 2014 and enacted in january, so that was the date. mr. imtair asked us if we could make an exception because of the previous permit and also the closeness to the deadline and we explained that we thought the law was very clear but we suggested that he go ahead and make an application to us we waived the application fee and we said, you know, at the staff level we were not in a position to do any interpretation of the law, we thought it was clear but that we would give him an opportunity to discuss with the director so we timely disapproved the application which we had told him we would do and went quickly to the director's hearing

. >>> not being run by an international organization or the government but by a local business association. i'm here with shanka, sir you've given some medicines to the government but you're handling most of the distribution yourself. why is that? >> this is because we have a proper channel to distribute over nepal. we have over thousand people mr medical representative and fnci they have a representative here. so it is faster than the government channel that's why we're distributing through them. >> reporter: the association has sought help from business groups in other countries but have actually turned down offers of money. >> yes we don't need money we need the goods. money, we can't buy goods here, we can't buy tent or tar or tarpaulin here. >> the plan is to follow in government and international organizations and deliver supplies directlily. >> and among the most vulnerable in nepal the children. unicef tonight saying nearly a million have been affected by the earthquake. they say that is 40% of the children in the entire country. lynn kronen breergenberger joins us from washington

king after family members accused business associates of killing him.suffering from diabetes. according to the lawyer two of his daughter claim his manager and assistant poisoned king. an autopsy has been performed but the results won't be able for weeks. >>> cars selling like hot cakes. why tonight today could be the most lucrative day for dealerships in 10 years. >> we heard the captain say -- >> world war ii is over. >> we will hear more of the story behind a real ban of brothers working to reopen a war memorial that has been closed for decades. >> and what the first lady told graduates today and who stood on that same stage 50 years ago. >>> dealerships pulled out all the stops this memorial day. one dealer sold 70 cars this weekend. ktvu's tom vacar tells us why they are selling like hot cakes. >> reporter: car ads, dealers don't spent this -- spend this kind of money unless they expect a return and that is what we saw in walnut creek this afternoon. >> memorial day, los angeles -- labor day are our biggest sales of the year. >> reporter: they sold

mark: maria contreras-sweet administrator for the small business association, great to see you. the seventh annual salt conference is underway in las vegas, hosted by skybridge capital. the event provides participants the opportunity to connect with global leaders and connect with industry peers. erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle are there, joined by greg fleming. good afternoon. erik: good afternoon and thank you. great to see you here. you have a lot of financial advisors here. the businesses that you oversee, wealth management and investment management have grown as a percentage of morgan stanley's revenue and profit, much more so than at other firms. that has created a business model for morgan stanley. what are the strengths and weaknesses of that business model as we look at the future of rising rates, questions about economic growth in the developed world, doubts about inflation? >> when you look at the businesses wealth and investment management, there are huge strengths. we are coming out of the crisis. regulators have not allocated more capital to those businesses. th

have changed, we have moved into 2015, but you have an individual who's been in the tobacco associated business for upwards of 20 years. you also have a department of public health who's sending out mailers would don't really clearly define the difference between an electronic cigarette with the tobacco juice versus the electronic device and i believe the remaining in march of this year reinforces the fact that the department acknowledged there were some clarity issues in termser of what their policy is. and finally, we're not standing before you saying that mr. habash has no responsibility he has september that responsibility -- accepted that responsibility and is going the serve his punishment that is deemed for this situation. what we're asking is a reduction in the suspension time from 20 days in order to a, avoid any closure of his business and, b, i think it may be appropriate in light of the circumstances. the questions i do have from the city is of the 37 cases that were researched in terms of tobacco store suspensions there's no indication what other items that those stores sold and wh

are you friends or business associates?ave grown to be good friends. >> jimmy: how wonderful. you won $10,000, true? >> yes. >> jimmy: what are you doing with that money? >> i'm buying an apple watch. >> jimmy: you are? >> oh, yeah. first thing. >> jimmy: what are you doing with the money? >> most of it is going away for college savings. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: don't encourage. the enough chitchat. let's get down to business here. let's open the curtains. there we go. [ cheers and applause ] hello there. how are you? thank you for coming. joining us our official judge is kevin -- what are your credentials as judge? >> i watch a lot of scrabble. >> jimmy: very good. that's all we need. you know this guy? is he a member of your possi? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. well, l.a. and new york together, it is like big e. and tupac. you know what i am saying? >> no. >> would you accept the word big e on a scrabble board? >> you answer that. >> jimmy: dpooif turns each because we don't have all night to play the game. whoever los

a close business associate said he was working on making puerto rico the permanent residence for himself and his family. he also owned a second home in the virgin island of st. thomas and owned land in saint krou according to local news reports. here in d.c., the family seemed to live a charmed life. savos and wife, amy, listed in the so-called green book. a who's who of washington's elite. their 10-year-old son, phillip, attended a prestigious all boys school. . they were if i lin tlo pists giving at least $100,000 to the school. sadly it is where the funerals for savos, amy and phillip will be held. they are survived by two teenaged daughters who were away at boarding school when tragedy came to their home. joe john, cnn, washington. >> also in the u.s. bb texas officials are investigating what they say are new threats from biker gangs against law enforcement. this follows the deadly shootout involving motorcycle gangs in waco, texas sunday. the state department of public safety says a hit had been ordered against texas troopers for shooting those, the boikers call, their brothers. it