during the trial, defense attorney buting told the jury that the state's evidence was weak, and couldily have been planted, beginning with that car key. >> your theory is that the key was planted in the residence? >> that is where we thought the evidence pointed, yes. >> buting pointed out that the detective who found that key shouldn't have been there at all because of the lawsuit. and he only found the key after the trailer had been searched multiple times. >> it was not found in, you know, six or seven earlier entries to this trailer. and we're talking about a trailer it didn't add up. >> reporter: do you think there's any chance that that key could've been stuck behind that -- >> no. >> reporter: little side table? >> no. none. it's just a two-shelf end table, and you can see all the way to the back. there's no place it could be hidden. >> what's more at trial, prosecutors told the jury that avery's dna was found on the key, but -- >> the odd thing was they didn't find her dna, even though this is supposedly a key that she would use every day. >> and remember that bullet fragment

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bute are only at 1% today, the growth rate we have been able to achieve in eight years, nine years ofero to 100,000 customers with 100% year over year, that starts to compound and it will happen faster. emily: how much faster? lynn: i could imagine solar is about 20% to 30% plus within three years to five years. so, what are you doing" solar be competitive with incentivesithout tax or other incentives and tax credit? lynn: solar is competitive today. is subsidized. the global subsidy for fossil fuels are $5 trillion, so fossil fuels in the u.s. received a times the subsidies that renewables did in the u.s.. they have an even playing field, so even with the subsidies apostle appeals or received, we are 20% cheaper and costs are going down. is going up at the same time. a lot of people will say oil and natural gas is cheap, but what drives power prices is investment and the dissolution lines, which are aging in this country which introduces risks, which is why we have lockouts. what happens is as utilities need to upgrade and modernize, prices go up. emily: what about the battles you ar

these are organizations that were still committed to ies buting communites, not necessarily talking about the chicano nation. we have several. i think southwest voter is one. this is another one. organized by ernie cortez. cortez went to the high school i went to. you have a high school set up in the jim crow structure. and then these folks go to the leadership positions and so forth. ernie ends up creating communities organize for public service. this is one of the conferences. he can see it again. money versus people. who do you want? cops is advocating obviously that you put money. don't build -- alamo because you want a football team. invest in education, drainage, parks. but is -- but what is also important about this second generation movement organization is the person speaking at the podium. cops had, of the six presidents they'd have had them a five of them have been women. it was a vehicle for women to emerge as spokespeople, as leaders, and as candidates for public office. very important. i want to turn finally to santo's journal. which is based on my original theme of hanging

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bute moving too soon now, it has also concerned the hawks, because there will be a strange if you seemove too rapidly. i think there is a willingness to move. scarlet: ok, narayana , joining us from rochester, you are staying with us, and another guest coming up. a quick check of the market reaction to the decision of no change. the dow industrials up by a third of 1%, and the two-year points. 85 basis of course, it had its big movement in the last seven days, and the dollar/yen at 111.22. is up fromde oil below 45, and the emerging markets, they have moved into the green call him there. 0.e euro/dollar at 113.23 ♪ Âi ♪ scarlet: this is a bloomberg fedial report," -- "the decides." let's begin with headlines on bloomberg first word news. mark crumpton has more. mark: republican presidential candidate ted cruz will name former candidate carly fiorina as his running mate. that's according to people familiar with the situation. fiorina dropped out of the race earlier this year and endorsed uz, who cannot get the 1237 delegates needed to clinch the nomination. he and john kasich have join

so thadoesn't indicate he has a huge grounwell of support t on the republican side, bute also startedn sich eats, calling it, quo, disgusting. and, you know, john kach is a mawho's done great things for the ate ofhio. healanceed the budget when he was a congreman for many year both his parents wererkilled by a drunk iver. he has been advocate on many levels for imptant issues. why isn't that turni people at least againsdold trump in certain ways wn it seems ininappropate at best? >> look, i think dd trump does this kind of thg for his own amusemt and for that of his crowds. it's n the kind of thing he would most likely say if he we at a presidential press conference. but i would advise himstayay awayrom that stuff. look, stick to the fact th this is a collaborationetween twguysys whose delegates together't match donal trump's,nd the fact they seeeem to be more focus okeepin trump from winninghan they do from keeping hillary fm winning. and i think if trump hdled it that way, frankly, it's bett. i n't think voters are going to say, oh, wow, cruz and sich are voting together. i ink'lvot

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you crossss that .395 northbound to thehbou 14th street bridge is quiet.bri we'll keep you updated buted like things are starting g to pick up out there. maureen. >> ♪ >> still ahead, complete devastation. japan hit with a massiveive earthquake overnight with several aftershocks slowingafte rescue efforts.ffor >> plus sparks fly hillary clinton and berniely sanders at a heatedin debate in brooklyn. we're going take you there after the break. ♪ >> it was a contentiousen debater for the democrats laste night. hillary clinton and bernie sanders squaring off againng ofa less than a week before thebefoe new rk primary.rk priry >> and there were plenty of of fireworks during this debate.e. wisdom is now back in studiotudo with more. and again with this campaign >> that's right.>> they kicked it up anotherp a notch last night.ig hillary clinton -- it was -it pretty fiery between her and h bernie sanders.bernie sande there was even some calling itoi the showdown in brooklyn. bok take a look at some of this. the two locked horns at the loc brooklyn navy yard located ny yl across the river from ma

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the first folio was found at mount stuart, a vast estate on the scottish isle of bute. it was printed in 1623, and is one of only 234 known copies in the world. britain is this year marking thm 400th anniversary of shakespeare's death, in april 1616. still to come on the newshour: a crackdown on companies seeking tax havens overseas. refugees' economic impact on a city in upstate new york. the u.s. role in yemen's civilu. war, and much more. >> ifill: the obama administration took steps this week to rein in big businessek when it comes to taxes and mergers. first, the treasury department issued tough new rules that make it harder for one company merging with another, to lower its taxes by taking a foreign address.no the president spoke out against the so-called "inversions", saying they lead to one of the "most insidious tax loopholes." a day later the drug companies pfizer and allergan called off a $160 billion deal. plus, the obama justice department is trying to block oil services giant, halliburtona from merging with its rival baker hughes. other proposed mergers ma

back bute for it to be if the american taxpayer is paying for it the american taxpayer should have someaccess to information about their contract, the amount of money. , the politicalty relationships. >> sunday night on q&a. >> monday, the chief economist for the phoenix center for advanced legal and economic public policy studies. they debate the proposal allowing consumers to buy their own set-top boxes instead of renting them from cable providers, a move to open up competition in the set-top box market. >> we think we need competition in the set-top box market. we want competition, competition. someplace it has worked. this is one place it hasn't worked. if we got some vigorous competition into that space. >> is there a market? the answer really in terms of what is delivered, no. set-top boxes actually are a component of the network. that is the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service. the companies would prefer a market. >> watch the tele communicators on c-span2. >> john dean, former white house counsel to president nixon, and now barry goldwater chair of

but much higher than economists have looked at it say that have buted at it and say they -- much higherave looked at it and say it ought to be. it is not help ordinary america get going. michael: do you want the central bank out credit in that way? joe: i want the central bank concerned about jobs. i want the central bank to do the globaluring that credit stimulates the economy. it is not just about financial markets, it is about the economy. it has been creeping jobs, which has been the one bright spot -- it has been creating jobs, which as been the one bright spot. joe: not enough. we need to have a stronger stimulus. the fed has been the only part of our government that is really doing its job in stimulating, so i do not want to be overly critical. we need a fiscal policy. the imf meetings a couple of very ago in washington -- clear there that monetary policy was running out of steam and the world needed fiscal policy to stimulate it. the will is not there. but i do believe that monetary policy in the united states could do more than it has been doing to make sure that the flood of l

work, bute markets remember, the whole crisis was because markets failed.ck market was held by the people at the very top. >> are you concerned that negative rates are mistake a mistake? >> im. i have written a number of articles. the danger of negative interest rates, if you don't manage it extraordinarily well, is it banking weakens the system. if it weakens the banking system, banks will provide even less credit. while it might have some affect on financial markets, in terms of what we should really be concerned about, which is the , which is the flow of credit to businesses, that is not working. a columbia was university professor on bloomberg surveillance. scarlet: coming up, twitter user growth is slowing. can they were first this trend? ♪ tracy: this is bloomberg markets. i am tracy alloway. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. let's head over to the nasdaq where abigail doolittle is checking out twitter. abigail: shares of twitter are sharing higher after first-quarter reports today. rbc says these estimates look .ossibly beatable the key is for user growth to

because it certainly looks aft like hillary clinton is going to be the democratic nominee butee bernienders is continuing too go after to attack hillaryk hiar clinton on the issues. and it seems according to the polls to have done some damagee to clinton in terms of her general favor ability rating.g so wasserman schultz is trying y to thread that needle where on the one hasn't she doesn't wantn to alienate sanders and millionn of supporters she wants them to be on board if clinton is the ie nominee but on the other hand in the meantime she doesn't wantan sanders to do further damage toe hillary clinton.on got a lot of question for her at the top of the hour.e to >> it's been no easy pickings pi for either one of the chairne o people of these politicaltheslit parties this year either on the republican or democratic side,id chris.chris. >> we thank you so much fork taking the time with us this morning.ing you can watch fox news sundayuna right here on fox5 starting attn 9:00 a.m. right after our show o and don't go anywhere yet. yet. our weekly political round tablu starts here on fox5

stefan curry who broke the chicago bulls record of most games won in the regular season paying trip bute to the five-time champion known at black mamba. >> kobe's had a huge impact on the game and the game is in a much better place. >> reporter: shaquille o'neal giving a nod to the 18-time all-star. >> it was fun playing with you. it was fun playing against you, best laker ever. >> reporter: tweeting out these photos of kobe enjoying the postgame locker room champagne celebration. dropping the mike on mamba day with a heartfelt good-bye. >> man. man. you can't write something better than this and i'm more proud, about the championships, but about the down years because we didn't run and we did it the right way. what can i say? mamba, out. >> reporter: after the game kobe said he didn't want to get emotional but also didn't overlook the little things putting on his jersey for the very last time. running through the tunnel for the last time. of course, the entire night knowing it was the last nba game he would ever play in. robin. >> that's right, kayna. it was a drop the mike moment. uh-h

reportedly what the bute tanneries women were singing to prince william during that archery contest toe is really big" as well as other obscenities and kate being stunned by this but in the end taking it pretty well. >> my jaw dropped when that information came across the wires. what was their reaction and by the way, who had to deliver that news to them, the translation? >> reporter: well, i think kate did ask a translator and she was given this verse and, of course, there was a still of her looking really shocked but in the end she said it was all for a laugh and that's what they traditionally do, amy. >> all right, handling it with grace once again, lama, thanks so much. probably better than i would have handled it. you can see more of the best moments from the royal trip on our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >> can you imagine, amy? >> oh, my gosh. >> i didn't know that i would have handled -- all right. let's go outside to ginger. >> oh, amy, you know i always come out here and this group of ladies wins. where are you from again? >> oklahoma. >> so hail not a big deal t

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bill miller, we've mentioned this, bute told us he thinks it could be a uble and we're already talkingut a richly valued name, one that few people in the market really can wrap their heads around, but it does continue to keep growing and now maybe answering to some of those critics, especially with these results. >> yes, and i think we have to recalibrate yet again the tech gro growth story in light of amazon and linkedin. with linkedin you have to wonder if they were sandbagging a little bit with what happened last quarter. they were around 190 per share last quarter and it tanked down to 108. got down to 100. now it's trading around 140. it's been on a huge ride, and the results here that they turned in across all divisions pretty strong. talent solutions, their main group, expected to come in at $540 million, came in at $558 million. you know, ebitda is at 222, expected to be at 190. overall their raising their full-year guidance. higher for the next quarter. it feels like they were being cautious but overall they knew that they were going to continue to grow. amazon, too, strong. t

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