we have a scholarship we give to honor calvin coolidge.his year we had 3400 candidates, and each wrote an essay about what calvin coolidge would do about the debt. the point being, the knowledge that they may perhaps shoulder some of the burden of the debt. brian: you have spent most of your life thinking, talking and writing about abraham lincoln. if he were around, what would you want to talk to him about? harold: first of all, i would forgive him the national debt that he racked up. he had the first federal income tax, excluding state and local deductability, i might add. [laughter] i will reverse the question and take amity's approach. what would he want to talk about, if he spent a couple days looking through the headlines and going online, assuming he got into that. i think he would wonder why we have not settled some of the intractable divisiveness that he encountered and was forced to confront. he would wonder why when he believed he set the country on a path to racial reconciliation, how that transformed into sectional reconciliat

anywhere there a house for calvin coolidge? amity: there is a house for calvin coolidge in vermont.hat is near killington. it is near woodstock, vermont if those are important points for you. the interesting thing about coolidge was he was sworn into the presidency there by his father by virtue of his father being a noted republic. it could not be more american than that when president harding died, the president had to be sworn in, and they did it right there with the family bible. it is a very compelling site. brian has been there, we welcome all of you. house, this is one of, i assume, many places dedicated. what is this house? harold: we are in the carved-out basement, not original to the house, of the townhouse franklin d. roosevelt's mother built as a wedding present for franklin and eleanor roosevelt. both families moved in in 1908. fdr occupied, and his wife eleanor and their children occupied, the east side of the house. fdr's mother stayed in the west side of the house, and immediately opened the walls so that, as eleanor said, my mother-in-law was on the our side of the h

. >> reporter: martin is accused of brutally murdering calvin and pamela phillips along with a neighbor back in 2015. calvin was found shot in his home while pamela and her neighbor edward dansereau were driven to a remote cornfield where their bodies were burned. >> i met them when i first moved here in the fall of 2011. >> reporter: martin, who was a person of interest at the time, spoke to local media one year after the deaths insisting he had nothing to do with the crime. >> i don't know why anybody would want to do something to them. >> reporter: authorities have not released a motive in the slayings but they say martin has a connection to one victim. calvin phillips was killed two weeks before he was set to testify against martin in connection with sexual misconduct allegations. the victim's son matt phillips spoke to abc news overnight expressing his gratitude that police were finally able to bring his family's alleged killer to justice. >> it's not okay that he's walking around living his life flying people around the country putting their lives at risk. >> martin is being held

of my calvin financial group thanks for joining us. thank you daniel. and in the wake of us the breakdown of us trying to trade talks both sides are jockeying for position earlier today u.s. president donald trump called the current impasse a little squabble before asserting quote we had a deal that was very close but then they the chinese negotiators broke it mr trump also said he and chinese president xi jinping will speak at the g 20 summit at the end of june the chinese foreign ministry now says that u.s. officials the real the talks with last minute demands for a major increase in the amount of u.s. goods china would commit to buying. and now joining us to give some additional insight in the current and future effects of the transpacific trade talks on the chinese economy is grouped us in your policy specialist for the age of pacific region at the institute for china america studies mr grouper good to thank you for joining us now 1st many published reports are carrying these signals from white house spokespeople and aides that mr trump president tr

the great sociologist mark surveyed said that calvinism was the father of capitalism. but we know that other religious movements of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries did just as much to spur the economy. it was really the overall forces in society at the time along with technical developments that led to the incredible economic boom. the city of cyrix started setting up official currency exchanges in fourteen nineteen. the money changers tended to be goldsmiths coin mentors because they had to be able to tell the value of the coins. they changed and they also made. with this many and calvinist traditions switzerland became a banking pioneer and affluence became a symbol of divine favor. measuring time is still inseparably time to exploring the heavens. really sounds thinkers had already set their sights on the stars many medieval time pieces were astronomical clocks. the exact measurement of time is a necessary requirement for studying the motion of the sun moon and planets. it was the start of an age in which scholars began to challenge the church's worldview sa

calvin phillip's son says his dad witnessed some of the abuse.se he was murdered and did not testify, christian martin was convicted in a military court of simple assault and mishandling classified information. he was given a dishonorable discharge. american airlines said that martin underwent a background check and had no criminal history that would disqualify him from being a commercial pilot. before becoming a pilot, martin served 30 years in the army. >> shepard: thanks, trace. really quick, a live look in washington here. see this? a white van has crashed into the gates around the white house. eisenhower executive office building. the white house has not issued a lockdown. we have gotten word from dc metro police, they think it was an accident. like a car crash. had nothing to do with anything. investigators are on scene. we wanted to make you aware of it. if you see it on social media and getting concerned about it, authorities are telling us not something to be concerned about. accidents happen and apparently this one did. attention passen

inside, calvin phillips was shot dead. the attorney general is now crediting the son of two of the victims, matt phillips, for keeping the case alive. >> he was worried that the case was stalled and was worried that justice would not come. >> reporter: martin, a former army major, was court marshalled in connection with allegations of sexual misconduct, and found guilty of the lesser charge of mishandling classified information in 2016. he spoke with station wsmv at the time about his connection with the murder victims, saying calvin phillips had been scheduled to testify in the case. >> i don't know why anybody would want to do something to them. >> reporter: now he's facing multiple charges including three counts of murder. >> diane macedo joins us now live. the attorney general calling this indictment a first step. what are the families saying tonight? >> reporter: tom, the families of the victims have issued a statement saying, they look forward to seeing justice in court. meanwhile, martin is in christian county, but

calvin phillips son matt told cnn his father was killed while oleparing to testify against martin. >>was shamefully kicked out of the military. my father had a lot to do with that. >> reporter: martin was reportedly a person of interest immediately after the murders but was not charged until last friday. th a 2016 interview, he denied being involved. >> i don't know why anybody would want to do something to them. >> reporter: american airlines says martin was repeatedly vetted and had no criminal history that would disqualify him from being a commercial dilot. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >> dickerson: cbs news has learned new details about a federal criminal investigation neto price fixing in the generic this follows a "60 minutes" nport on a new lawsuit accusing generic drugmakers of pushing up prices by billions of dollars. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: cbs news has confirmed the anti-trust division of the justice department is anticipating criminal charges as it continues to investigate whether generic drug companies engaged in a conspiracy to raise prices. the federa

tell us about the dramatic earnings forecast cut he is giving us for the maker of tommy hilfiger, calvin klein brings me to the fifth sign that the selloff has gotten wild. when the economy is slowing investors hide in the consumer staple today goldman sachs downgraded general mills, the best performperfor performer in the group downgraded to a sell this company had mojo. general mills has transformed itself into more of a natural organic play yet it plunged more than 5%. the pain creates the impression that there's no place to hide except for, of course, beyond meat isn't beyond meat playing a guy began trick trick on us? it's just saying right in our faces that we're the -- i'm the only stock that can go higher? crazy. sixth, worst of all, there's the twitter fight. that's where i'm constantly dumped on even though i've been warning you that we get over saturated with stock supplied from the wave of new ipo unicorns and that the prospect of a trade deal is very likely because the hard liners are running the show to listen to these critics you'd think i've spent the last few months scre

calvin phillips was set to testify in that case. it's unclear if that court-martial came up in his background check to fly. >> the fact that this pilot had an army court-martial conviction should have come up in the hiring process. and if it didn't, why? >> reporter: american airlines saying it was deeply saddened to learn about the charges. adding, "pilots undergo a criminal background check and recurrent vetting," and "christian martin was subject to this recurrent vetting without any criminal history that would disqualify him from being a commercial pilot." the phillips' son matt, now keeping pressure on authorities to bring justice to his family. saying on this mother's day, "the world was robbed of a beautiful human being in my mother. i'll fight for her, for my father, and ed until the end of time. because they would have for me." >> diane, that son we just heari they say he's the reason this case stayed alive. now martin is being held without bond. still not clear on when he will appear in court. >> diane, thank you. >>> and

first, tell me about your parents, calvin and pamela philips. tell me what they were like? >> for the majority of anyone, your parents are your biggest fan, right? my mother taught me to read, taught me to drive, told me i could be anything i wanted to be in my life. my dad loved me unconditionally. on top of that, they were great citizens. my father was a military veteran himself. my mother a vp at a bank and gave willingly of her time. they were good people and answered a call when a neighbor said they needed help. they protected kids who were being domestically abused and they died for that. so they're my heros. and i think a lot of people could fall in that. >> i'm so sorry. but describe for me what you thought, what was going through your head what you were feeling when you heard that the suspect in your parents' death was arrested on saturday. >> finally. it's been 3 1/2 years. we've been terrified. our community has been terrified. my parents were brutally murdered. and i think a lot of relief has come. but honestly, we're just one step in the next journey of this. t

at least one of those killed, calvin phillips, was preparing to testify against him.natasha chen has been looking into this very complicated case. here's her report. >> reporter: an arrest has been made in a brutal triple homicide that has haunted a kentucky community for years. >> today we can announce an indictment of christian richard martin for three counts of murder. >> reporter: martin is charged with the 2015 murders of calvin phillips, his wife, pamela, and their neighbor, ed wward dansereau. authorities say phillips was shot to death in their home and pamela and their neighbor was found in a cornfield. at the time, martin expressed little concern about being charged in the case. >> no, i have no worries about that. >> reporter: he was arrested at the louisville airport saturday. he has worked as a pilot for psa airlines, a subsidiary of american airlines, since january 2018. american airlines released this statement -- "all of us at american airlines and psa airlines are deeply saddenedtio. our team was made aware of the indictment this morning after his arre

martin spoke with local tv station wsmv about his connection to the victims, saying, calvin phillipsa case against him. >> i don't know why anybody would want to do something to them. >> reporter: martin, a former army major, had been court-martialed in connection with allegations of sexual misconduct. he was found guilty of a lesser charge of mishandling classified information in 2016. overnight, the son of calvin and pamela phillips telling abc news every day we are haunted by what was done to them and haunted further that someone was still free to do as they wish. kentucky's attorney general crediting that man for his unrelenting pressure to bring the alleged killer to justice. >> he was worried that the case was stalled and was worried that justice would not come. >> reporter: now, martin has been with that airline about a year and has been put on administrative leave. now, he has not, at this point, entered a plea but really kind of fascinating how this came together. apparently a family member ramped this up with the attorney general and they had the resources to do the full in

calvin phillips was found shot to death in his pembroke, kentucky home. a few miles away, his wife )s cr was left in a cornfield. her body, and the body of their neighbor were inside. american airlines says it will help in the investigation in any way possible. new details about that tiger attack at a zoo in kansas last month. it turns out: the doors to the cage were unlocked. we told you about it when it happened in topeka. a zoo keeper entered the tiger enclosure to clean it. the animal was supposed to be kept inside--behind two locked doors. but according to a state report, the doors were left in the "open position". the tiger injured the workers head, neck, and back, but she survived. now the zoo is requiring two employees to check the doors before entering the enclosure. pope francis paid tribute to mothers around the world in his sunday message at the vatican. he thanked mothers for quote, "their precious work in raising children and protecting the value of the family." the leader of the world )s one-point-two billion catholics also remembered mothe

calvin klein. struggling year late, down 36% on the . the weakness in north american sales is something that isn't only seen at pvh come about across retailers. vonnie: interesting that the other retailers, some were lower premarket, but they actually bounced back. now the retailing index is higher in the s&p 500. emma: we are seeing a bounce back from some of the ones that did poorly yesterday. also some of the discounters doing a little bit better. some such as jgl falling 50% today. vonnie: thank you. that is, tundra with a very interesting stock of the hour. the european -- that is emma chandra with a very interesting stock of the hour. the european closes next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe. from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on ."loomberg markets we begin with our oil inventories, push today because of the monday holiday. crude oil inventories for the week ending may 24 were down 202,000. the market was looking for a drop in inven

one of my favorites is calvin coolidge. it was during his time that radio came into being, and he did 22 speeches into the radio microphone. and for people that remember his image, it wasn't -- it wouldn't have been terrific for television -- [laughter] but it was okay for radio. >> face for radio, yeah. >> and it was during the time that he was on radio, the audiencedi built, it grew. it's just like c-span started out with 3 million homes, and we went up to 100 million. he started out with very few radio stations and went up to several hundred more. and those stories exist in each, with each president. >> right. any thoughts on press relations, presidents that you know of? >> i think kennedy was brilliant at it. >> yep. >> he charmed everybody, but he charmed the press too. and i do think of franklin roosevelt, too, because he would have the whole white house press corps into his office once a week and just sit at his desk and field questions and duck questions. i mean, he knew how not to answer. >> right. >> but, you know

calvin and pamela phillips and their neighbor edward dancereau.illips was found shot to death in his home. his wife philip was found with dancereau in a burned up car miles away. the son of the murdered couple said his dad calvin was about to testify in a case against martin at the time. here's what matt told us about the entire journey. >> you know, finally. it's been three and a half years. we have been terrified. our community has been terrified. my parents were brutally murdered. i think a lot of relief has come. honestly, we are just one step in the next journey of this. the next phase. >> reporter: the grand jury indicted martin on three counts of murder and arson, among other charges. i spoke with martin's former attorney who vouches for his character and said if there is a poster child for "life is unfair" it would have martin's face on it and said martin would have turned himself in had he known authorities were looking for him >> what a strange story. thank you very much. >>> the white house is stoning house democratics in nearly every i

reported that martin was getting a divorce when his ex-wife was moving, she and one of the victims calvinips found disks labeled secret and they turned those over to the fbi which resulted in a court-martial for martin but two weeks before the court case is a set to begin, these murders happened. >> wow. thank you so much. >>> it's going to be a soggy sunday for millions of americans. in fact, more than 35 million people across the southeast are under the threat of severe weather and we are talking hail, strong winds, driving heavy rain. in houston, drivers were left navigating streets that looked more like rivers and in the past five days, over a foot of rain has fallen in some areas and in mississippi, flash flooding caused a train to derail. 28 cars came off the tracks. luckily, no injuries or deaths but the threat is far from over. 5 million people along the gulf coast are along a flash flood watch of some some kind. allison chinchar joins us now with more. >> now it's starting to shift up into other areas that have not seen any rain yet and includes the mid atlantic city and the nort

john calvin brown is not a likable guy in our history. he was one of the original founding members of the ku klux klan. why does he do this for elias polk? it is the kinship ties. doing the research, i realized everyone in the south is related. somehow, everyone is related. john calvin brown is married to elizabeth childers brown, the needs of sarah polk. they knew each other. elias left the state senate to -- senate working for them in the late when he is appointed to 1870's the same position in the u.s. congress, he is doing the same job for the house of representatives. he gets to say i was appointed to congress. as a janitor, but all of these democrats in washington get to pull them out and say, we are not so bad in the south. we are not as racist as you thought we were. we have a black guy. in reality, he will be brought out by the democrats to push the narrative they want. he's going to give it to them because they're the ones who are paying. he would lose his position at the capitol building in 1881 when the republican party retook

she suspected of killing calvin kelly at people's park in berkeley last friday. that same day, he allegedly killed his own cousin, marcus jackson, in oakland. and laron davis in san francisco. >>> the suspected drunk driver accused of hitting and killing a woman in a crosswalk is now facing murder charges. 72-year-old carolyn allen was walking her today saturday night when it happened. james boswell faces a bhobd tore presence seven. >> reporter: was a friend of ashton kutscher. they have intend to call hitch as a witness. in 2005, the body of maria bruno was found in her el monty apartment. she had been stabbed to death and mutilated. outside her home, a bloody boot, like used by doctors in operating rooms, was found. >> the dna was around the elastic band. >> reporter: in 2008, michelle murphy was alone, prosecutors say, asleep in her bed when her apartment when a man broke into a living room window, went to her bedroom, put one knee on her bed and began stabbing her. when she kicked her attacker, he ran away. >> what happened? >> at all his blood and his dna a

right now to calvin duncan is an international affairs and this is joining us live via skype from washington d.c. thanks for talking to us how did these early results from the european parliamentary elections appear from way you'll say saying well i think the biggest takeaway from you know this side of the i negotiated is the huge interest and richness of patients as the segment you know just sank highest for just facial and 2025 years and i think what that says is that they weren't abnormal or you were right or the lao or different party slightly changed some but it did show the citizens in the e.u. are more and increasingly concerned with the role of the un what the future of the e.u. is going to look like and that's obviously factor of the migration challenge is what will apple the rights that it has that the other members of the union so i think it's definitely show that this was a much bigger deal or citizens at one point indeed and many people were predicting that there would be a complete surge of the rightwing particularly the right wing populists as an interviewer pm politics in the

calvin klein tommy hilfiger and sarah more than 240000000000 items are produced in its factory every year. on average 20 percent of what's produced becomes waste. 3 years ago right alex developed a system called up made it consists of 2 main steps a certification of the company to ensure transparency and a detailed leftovers report but center every month from the factory. this makes planning easier for. when they start production then we're all going to get the information that we know how big will be there the wastage what kind of material so we always make the environmental calculations as well there's off work. well that's how many blouses or trousers or different products we're going to make out of the left or worse etc so that that makes it very easy for the big companies as well if something a company would like to adopt. breakouts is based in the estonian capital. a shop is located in tel escapee a former industrial complex that's been turned into a creative hub of a stone an artist's. this is where she does the sampling i'm designing. the designs are sent back to bangladesh a

hurricanes win the draw, finds calvin dehahn who lets it rip. cuts the leth in half.bubruins hold off the hurranes, 2-1 the final, and take game 3. they are now just one win away from the stanley cup final. boston doesn't have enough good things in championships. in the last 12 months, the red sox and patriots won championships. championships. >> we kind of do remberem i get really emotional when i think about where i was. most people don't survive blood clots on their lungs and on their heart. the last thing i heard was reroute to g w hospita on the day that i came in d they treated me, i was the sickest person in the hospital. i was put on the ecmo machine it saved my life. learn more about bonits's story of survivial at n b c washington dot com backslash bonita for life's defining moments the george washington univeristy hospital defining medicine. >>> we like that sunset scene so much, we're going to share it with you again. maybe we'll another beautiful sunrise in the morning. perspective.ite a nobody could get it like chopper 4. look at that, folks. let's hope f

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notable companies include abercrombie & fitch and companies which hold tommy hilfinger and calvin kleinocks fell yesterday led by losses in shares of utilities and health care companies. the dow dropped 237 points, the s&p 500 was down 23 points, and the nasdaq lost 29 points. >>> huawei is taking the next step in its legal case against the u.s. government. it filed what's known as a motion for summary judgment. it's a request that the court rule in huawei's law as a matter of law. they say buying the law is unconstitutional. essentially the company is saying this case presents questions about law and does not currently involve any dispute over facts. >>> meanwhile mackenzie bezos is promising to give at least half of her fortune to charity. the announcement comes just after she received more than $35 billion in her divorce from the world's richest man, amazon founder jeff bezos. the newly minted billionaire signed the giving pledge. it encourages them to give more than half of their money during their lifetime. or in their wills. the bill was launched by warren buffett and bill and mel

east as yet another saudi oil facility comes under fire shaking oil markets gavan make alvey of the calvin financial joins us to drill into the details plus the trade war rages on but what is the impact across the pacific. group the institute for china american studies lend us a hand to analyze chinese markets and later players back under fire as yet another court ruling comes in against the chemical giant archie correspondents are among those following the case and bring us the latest on bayer stock reaction all of that directly ahead but 1st we have some headlines. a claim of responsibility for an attack on the saudi oil facilities leads our global report today as hoopy rebels from yemen say they are behind a drone attack on the east west pipeline near riyadh a spokesperson for the rebels told the associated press this is a message to saudi arabia stop your aggression our goal is to respond.

on whatever these rising of calvin's going to agree on i think that was actually a smart thing to say given the legacy of american support for israel you expansion essentially over the decades given the kind of political culture and political system that israel has developed there really isn't. a negotiated something between palestinians and israelis. welcome back to the program this week the u.s. state of alabama approved a new abortion or the most restrictive in the country it criminalizes the procedure even in cases of rape or incest and punishes doctors with up to 99 years in prison when a similar heartbeat bill was signed. this month. has the story. alabama and georgia have passed their widely decried heartbeat bills these laws ban the terminations of pregnancy after 6 weeks even if the woman has been raped even if the fetus is not viable they make no exception and not surprisingly these bills have been rather controversial this is the most extreme abortion ban that's ever been passed so there's a higher penalty for doctors who perform these operations then for most rapists this

bodies of pamela phillips and edward dancero were found in a charred car left behind in a corn field calvinllips was found shot to death in his home prosecutors haven't been able to provide a motive american airlines has pledged full cooperation with the investigation. >>> a well-known mexican wrestler has died after collapsing in the ring cesar gonzalez barron, known as silver king, was performing in london when he struggled to stand up after his opponent knocked him down emergency crews were unable to revive him police are not treating the death as suspicious. gonzalez appeared in the 2006 movie "nacho libre" starring jack black he made his professional debut in the '80s. 1980s. and won a world heavyweight title in 1994. >>> a man in florida was arrested for speeding while sitting on top of the sunroof of his car. florida highway patrol shared this video of leonard olsen barreling down the road at 100 miles per hour when they pulled over the 70-year-old, he told them he'd rather go to jail than go back home to his wife, saying she treated him like a servant olsen got his wish he was arres

davis that happened in san francisco, the same day and then police say he shot and killed 43 year-old calvin kelly at peoples park that was in berkeley. jefferson then traveled to the top area where he allegedly shot and injured a sheriff's deputy right before getting arrested a nevada jefferson faces 13 felony counts. he remains in custody there on a 1 million dollar bill. south and now a we accuse he was wrongly accused drive-by shooting that left a victim paralyzed, he's been set free after spending 17 years in prison. we have new video this is new video showing nil ruble coma and he's accuse are says when he was freed wednesday. this came after prosecutors perform the final step of officially dropping the charges. so his conviction was reversed last month attorneys with the innocence project. they took his case about 5 years ago and in january they presented new evidence which dodd disproved eyewitnesses accounts over originally what happened and when the victim was re interviewed. he admitted that he was not confident about the original identification that he made. well the long planned

calvin phillips was shot dead inside his home. police discovered the bodies of phillips' wife, pamela, and one of their neighbors in a car that was torched and left in a cornfield. mr. phillips was murdered just two weeks before he was set to testify against the pilot at a military court martial. phillips' son says it's obvious why his father was murdered. >> from the very beginning, kit martin was the person that i believed was behind this. >> reporter: in a 2016 interview with wsmb-tv, martin denied anything to do with the killings and blamed his legal troubles with the military on an ex-wife who he claims was having an affair with phillips. >> they were having an affair that was witnessed by multiple people. >> reporter: american airlines says it does regular background checks and found no criminal history that would have stopped this pilot from flying. david? >> steve osunsami, thank you. >>> next, toenin in the middle . two saudi arabian oil tankers have been attacked. e tnd for the united states. a total of four tankers dama

scandal it's the same thing now and the basic thing behind it all are simple interests as our president calvin coolidge said honestly america is business. the biggest oil reserves in the world are in currently in invalid as well so we are seeing a diplomat. a professional diplomat of course a lover of the go shooting and talking to an unprofessional diplomat who has no training in diplomacy at all who is given to making select and in statements which is not not very professional simply to keep the audience boiling a bit. at the same time they're controlling guy got quite clearly a complete u.s. puppet so the way i see it is that is a bit like a pseudo diplomatic bull in a delicate china shop sewing instability where it can be so to keep people on their toes because the u.s. is hands are to a certain extent time if they do very well that there will be a massive military reaction if they interfere. overtly invent as you well know so the u.s. at the moment is dashing out not behind this is a small hope that is the trump himself personally and putin we will come to some kind of a medium term arran

east as yet another saudi oil facility comes under fire shaking oil markets david make any of the calvin financial joins us to drill into the details plus the trade war rages on but what is the impact across the pacific surat of the institute for china american studies one the one hand to analyze chinese markets and later players under fire as yet another court ruling comes in against the chemical giant arching correspondents are among those following the case and bring us the latest on bayer stock reaction to all of that in the.

before martin joined a regional carrier owned by american airlines, he allegedly shot and killed calvin phillips, his wife deborah and neighbor. >> a victim of a crime goes beyond those just killed. it scars a family. it scars the community. >> reporter: at the time of the murder, martin who served in the army was facing a military court-martial for mishandling classified information and assault. told cnn his father was killed while preparing to testify against martin. >> he was shamefully kicked out of the military. my father had a lot to do that. >> reporter: martin was reportedly a person of interest immediately after the murders but was not charged until last friday. in a 2016 interview he denied being involved. >> i don't know why anybody would want to do something to them is in american airlines says martin was repeatedly vetted and had no criminal history that would disqualify him from being a commercial pilot. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >>> cbs news has learned about a failed federal criminal investigation into price fixing in the drug industry. this follows a "60 mi

inaudible] [indiscernible] [laughter] teacheron: the understood the concept, but if you just read what calvin said, you would think this essentially is a great example of totality of circumstance. senate practice went back to a 1973 circuit case. that, too, is very consistent of what any good historian would do would look at these things if you were trying to get the totality of circumstances that is needed now. court used as, the ifate passage when accepting a particular result violated section two. it is a way of organizing independently verifiable historical analysis for the what i wouldhat is summarize in almost every court case are those nine fax. you don't have to do them all, but i usually would. attorneys now need historians to establish not just intent but .lso to do the senate factors as congress recognized after the mobile decision in 1980, persuading a court to find discriminatory intent is a for middle challenge. proving intent has never been easy, but it has become even more difficult because modern are much less careless about saying that it was for a racial purpose. when i sta

there are some retailers really dragging things down today, not least of which pvh, the parent , calvin klein,er and others. it looks like turkish president erdogan is perhaps backing down on some of his demands. meanwhile, trade talks between the u.s. and europe have stumbled in the 10 months since president trump and ecb president jean-claude juncker struck a truce aimed at clearing the way for negotiations. let's get to the impact on global markets, particularly this week, which has been so volatile. ofare joined by michael bell jv morgan asset management. -- of j.p. morgan asset management. the markets have become volatile and petulant. michael: i think markets at the moment are focused on the extent to which trade concerns are going to turn into weakness for manufacturing and particularly for. when you look at -- particularly for capex. when you look at eurozone country investment goods manufacturing pmi's, they are really at quite week levels. what the market is trying to what markets had priced in this year going to come to for wishon, or will the trade talks delay that from happ

calvin, welcome. tlds been a lot of talk about potential privatization of fannie and freddy.these are big positions. do you think they should be privateized? >> you know, fannie mae and freddie mac are really important in our market -- in our mortgage markets and our global financial system we need to have some resolution of crisis. i don't know what's going to work out, but it's important that they're capitalize is and they continue to operate funding u.s. housing markets >> is it better -- would they be better capitalized the way they are or if they're private? without having an opinion, what would be a better capitalization structure? >> the biggest problem over a decade ago was not the mortgages that they guaranteed, but it was the private and sub-prime mortgages that came from outside of the gsc universe. nigs that passes their credit standards that is well funded is probably going to be good for the u.s. housing market. >> they got stuck with it as well >> all right the aqr, which is wufrt -- or the nq, one of the biggest etfs following reits out there. i don't want to

this is the retail company that owns the calvin klein and tommy hilfiger brands.beat on first quarter revenue but cut its full-year revenue forecast. it also cut apparently it's four year eps forecast to a range of $10.30 -- $10.20 to $10.30 per share. joe: retail stocks getting taken to the cleaners today. luxury winter coat maker canada goose, casual retailer abercrombie & fitch, and capri, the parent company of her saatchi and michael coors, falling after weakened retail earnings. zach welcome sarah hall from washington. pretty ugly day across the board. is there a dominant theme across these or do these each have their own story? sarah: in some ways, they each had their own story. we really did see trouble in apparel and home goods. we did not see that same trouble at the big box stores. walmart and target of had low out quarters. apparel, it was a tough place to be and i think we saw that show up again today. romaine: talk to me about canada goose. they gave a revenue forecast that i think said revenue is going to rise, yet the stock sold off 30% what is the