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. >>> we have disturbing individual quo givg us a clos at the growing gun violence problem in d.c. d.c. police have released this. three men, take a look here, pop out of a car on newcombe street southeast back in february and start opening fire. this video was captured on surveillance video just before 2:00 in the afternoon. a reward is being offered for informationbout the three nmen here. >>> new this morning. d.c. prcice are sng for a man they say stole multiple gold coins worth over $4,000. take a look here. officers say itt happened a store along h street in northwest on wednesday. not too far from the white house. surveillance video showing the man removing coins from a box while concealing it under several dollar bills. he then takes off, and still has not yet been found. take a good look here. if you recognize this manning, do callpo.c. ce. interesting. >>> meantime, mr. is in stafford county are on high alert after a suspiciouseariver rdly tried to get three boys into this car. sheriff's deputs tell us the driver started talking to the middle schooler waiting at a bus sto

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. >>> and we are back on "defending the cup" we're getting clo to puck drop, it's getting loud insideere at capital arena. one of the story lines is about the lines or the defensive pairings. the capitals have had to just. certainly john carlson is a lynch pin of that capitals defense. i had a chance to catch up with him after the game 1 win. >> capacity willave a 1-0 series lead. a victor thishursday night. >> one game in the books, in the win colum t f capitals. what is the takeaway? it ended up being playoff hockey game. >> yeah, we call it one goal. i think it was good to, you know, show that we're -- you know, the level that we were playing wh and the third peris a little t of a scare and get down to business a little bit more there. it tough to win in the playoffs, and, you knoe can't squaunder good chances like w had tonight. >> what adjustments do you want to see? game 1 you had the perfect start. >>he start is important but just execu of our zone better i important to us. we cou have got lot more teoks, more zone time if we did a b job. we made the first play and couldn't see

so when saf,ay clos it was a real abyss that was created. >> reporter: 15% of prince orge's county is considered a food desert by the usda. those areas are shown here in pink. that means there are fewer healthy food options for residents. there are more deserts in prince george's county than anywhere else in our region. seat pleasant is onef them. >> you'll see higher rates of heart disease, higher rates of obesity, and we do struggle with those poor health outcomes in the >> we don't have a grocer but we had a dialysis center. i just want to be real about id o tell you how hurt i was to realize that we had left the people of this community in that situation. cu>> reporter: county exeve announced good food market, a grocer with a location in d.c., will soon move into the addison road shopping center. the store's mission is t build where otherss gcers won't go. for the people who live here, the wait for decent and healthy food options has been unfair and too long. >> we just need somebody to come in and give us an opportunity to do what everybody needs to do. go to the store. get some

who camenders, surprisingly close to g hillary clinton the nomination in 2016 is running as a fairly clostoliticalden. philosophies are very, very different. the types of voters they appeal .to our very differe and there are 18 other candidates l there who aking to take a slice of that electorate himself. -- themselves. laura: thank you for joining us. we have news that rod rosenstein has omitted his letter of record -- a resignation to president trump. the deputy attorney general down on may 11, ending two year the job. he came to the spotlight after the appointment of rober mueller to carry out the russian meddling in the tony hicks -- 2016 election. the islamic state has released a video of a man they claim as their leader. it makes a reference to the sri lankan bombing. not been se the video since july of 2014 when he was filmed in mosul. thank you for being wi number one.life, he has many contemporary references in the audio portio of the video facts that this was occurring in real time and the death of 250 people,hich isis has claimed responsibility for in sri lanka. e, second alsol

is attractive, there are definitely opportunities there, as well as investment grade, high quality clo'srarian play in europe continues to be sovereigns. they were beat up and people are missing that. at any given point in time, one country will be in the headlines. italy, for example, now. in the background, the greeks are getting a billion dollars released to them. they are 300-plus over. they have a long way to go. spain, portugal. it is a contrarian play but i don't think this is anywhere near over. jonathan: is there a belief that you think the periphery, which has been treading lately, will start trading like a sovereign again? robert: that's right, i see this is an ongoing trend. have to watch this and see that it plays out, that the improvement is not cyclical. the numbers on the face of it, for spain, they are comparable in credit to the united states. there will be some political headlines there, but if they say stay with the program, and europe is one of the only places that has a rulebook on the fiscal side. what the will be pressure for i think the spreads will be cut in , h

now they are called clo's. conglomerations of stocks and other securities that might not be doing that well and need to have stories told about them in order to get people to buy them. which lost all of their value when the market crashed in 1929. the way sidney weinberg thought he could get through this was to become friends with the governor of new york. a man named franklin delano roosevelt who ultimately became the president of the country. why did president roosevelt become president roosevelt? one of the things he had with sydney one burke and a bunch of people in the business community that weinberg aggregated. contributed to his campaign. even though he's considered a traitor to his class. the reality is if you follow the money back to his initial campaign and his initial coming into office. is that sydney one burke and another fellow named joe kennedy. were helping them to create money. weinberg and juergen kennedy in california. as a result, fdr appointed a business council on which he put the head, s

they will come clo to zero. i would say down around over a millioht now, to 300,000 at most. >> we're impoing those sanctions if we were on china's major oil refining companies if theyoere to continue buy the oil. and yes i do. this is not to be -- this is a point not to be missed. this was a week about maximum pressure on iran. they put the terrorism designation on theran revolutionary guard. this has been john bolton's want to be ablerao put in a box, and hit them where it hurts the most. >> what happens to oil prices, do you think? bottom line. >> we priced in a good bit of risk today. to the extent that the saudis make noise, they should stabilize, right now in the near term the ris is skewed to the upside. wtiroing up is a likelihood >> all right. john, thanks for >> thank you. >>> elsewhere on wall street, it the day began a moment of silence at the new york stock exchange in remembrance of the lives lost and the families impacted by thest bombings day in sri lanka af tr opening bell rang, trading was mute

the other dynamic is how much selling is going into the clo business.hey have a good appetite for loans. jonathan: great to have you with us. let's get a market check. yields coming in 10 basis points on a weekear, 2.28 where we had a pretty decent gdp print. the important part of all of this, yields coming low on the 10-year as well. still ahead, the final spread. the spotlight shifting to jay powell. another news conference following another fomc rate decision. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg "real yield." ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg "real yield." coming up over the next week, a busy one. more tech earnings wrapping up with google on monday. apple results on tuesday. trade representative bob lighthizer and steven mnuchin traveling to beijing to resume talks on wednesday. a fed decision and news conference with chairman powell coming up. rates likely to remain on hold for the bank of england on thursday. jobs numbers on friday. still with us is matthew hornbeck, greg staples, and iain stealey. what are you looking for ne

they're all so clos >> you've become like family after these years.how that's given performers great benefits unheard of really in the industry, health benefits, paid vacation, health care, retirement. jo, for you what do you think the legacy of the show wile? >> i hope that everybody remembers it's a fabulous show. >> it's more than just a fabulous show. it's an icon. >> uniquely san francisco. it really is something that you recan only get i think people will always y show r that crazy z with big hats and miss it dearly and think back to all the fun memories. >> what's going to happen to the hats after the show ends? >> i own all of them. of course we can't just let it >> no. >> we're looking at places like a museum or something. we'll figure it out. we'll have an exhibit. hopefully it will be very successful and we can send it out to go to different places. >> the hats are so special. the props, everything. >> you're going to make me cry. >> i know, io i shouldn't be doing this. >> well good luck to youh. bo >> thank you so much. >> it is such a be

alexandria city leaders are less concerned about parking and more upset the -- about the lineur clos themselves. they accuse metro leaders ofg keephe closure plans a secret whi prevented them from planning alternativeor f commuters. >>> facebook is bracing for a fine that could be as much as $5 billion. it all has to do with how the company handled its privacy policies. the federal trade commission began investiting facebook last year after reports that a political consulting firm accessed the data of as many as 87 million facebook users without their consent. a settlement penalty in the pls of dollars would be the largest fine ever imposed by the ftc against a tech company. >>> a tax hike may be on the way for arlington residents. our partners at wtop report property taxes in arlington county could be going up. the county board passed a $1.4 billion 2020 budget, and it calls for a property tax increase by 3.2%. the county board riairman, ian dorsey, was quoted as saying taxes were hiked onlymu as necessary to meet essential needs. >>> 4:09. one of the most congeed roads in the distr

islands but getting children into clos is proving difficult locals say already thin resources are being stretched too far johnson reports from some of. naveed a comedy is a fifteen year old afghan who dreams of becoming a civil engineer he missed a year of school while his family made its way from iran to greece something he can ill afford if he has to and to university now he has enrolled in a high school on summers but some local parents don't want refugees like interviewed mingling with their children one reason appears to be that refugees live in squalor four thousand of them packed in and around a camp meant for six hundred fifty is lucky to live in a mobile home for most there is no proper sewage no electricity and no washing facilities we try to have the same life as we have been past but it's. this is our situations don't we can't do anything is again. and again is very lives we don't. do anything many refugees opt for informal education offered by private charities that also gives them a break from the difficulties of camp life. formal education for refugees and asylum seekers

the price target now $200 even anddfacebook clo the day at 176.02 and that same analyst downgraded rokue firm cited new risks from the launch of apple's new video product. the price tget there is $72. roku closed at $64.49,ha and was down 6%. micron technology was downgraded from under weight tohtqual werom morgan stanley. it will not happen any sime soon so the price target is $32, micron finished the day at $42.89 and it was dow 2%. >> still ahead, tesla's ceo heads to court ass invest try to make sense of a disappointing report on car deliveries. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the ceo ofoeing apologized for the fate of 737 max crashes and said it was appare that in both flights an anti-stall feature activated in. err in a statement dennis said it was boeing's responsibility to eliminate that risk and he says the company owns it and knows how to ticfix it. >> one of the big stories was tesla's ceo elon musk showed up for a heang regarding his ongoing battle with the sec. woe judge in the hearing gave the sides to settle their differences. meanwhile the automaker's stock was up 8% after reporting sharply l

barretisses the first of two free throw as michiga state inbounds the ball and runs outc the clo on the tournament's top ceded blue devils. the spartans take down zion and head to the final four 68-67. >> going to get a touch to go ts theirength. >> and we are tied at 37. brown sps in. turns around, oh! bryce brown is smoking hot! >> that would post him in the starting lineup off the foul -- >> the battle for the midwe final, auburn forces kentucky into overtime. the tigers' momentum proved too much for the number two wild cats. auburn makes it to their first-ever final four 77-71. il your final four match up on saturdaybe michigan state against texas tech. and then virginia taking on auburn. >> a sign that spring is in the air, the cherry blo ioms washington, d.c. are near peak bloom. the cherry trees which were a gift from japan in 1912 are said eo have reached the puffy white stage. ark service says the next stage, peak bloom, can day now.y the cherry blossoms are a huge tourist attraction that draws 1.5 million people annually. i can see why. they're beaut bul. >> they'utiful when t

the other dynamic is how much selling from retail is going into the clo business.usiness is still hot and they have a good appetite for loans. jonathan: great to have you with us. let's get a market check. what a week for treasuries. twos, tens, 30's, yields shaping up as follows. yields coming in 10 basis points on the two-year, 2.28% on a week where we had a pretty decent gdp print. the nuances are the important part of all this. yields coming low on the 10-year as well. down six basis points. about 2.50%. still ahead on the program, the final spread. the spotlight shifting to fed chairman jay powell. another news conference following an fomc rate decision. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg "real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg "real yield." it is time now for the final spread. coming up over the next week, a busy one. we will get more tech earnings, wrapping up with google on monday. apple results on tuesday. trade representative bob lighthizer and secretary steven mnuchin traveling to beijing to resume talks on wednesday. a f

but if they don't do it, i'm going to clo the border, or m going to do tariffs or the cars made in mexico. they took 30% of our car business-- by the way, i wasn't here when that happened, okay? i used to complain abvit it as a cian. i complained. said, "what the hell is going ?"on >> sreenivasan: the president spent part of sterday at the s.-mexico border, pointing out a rebuilt sectioof wall completed last fall and claiming it as part of the wall he's beea ing be built since his 2016 campaign. for more on the president's vit and what's next, miche marizco, senior editor for public radio station kjzz's fronteras desk joins us now via skype from tucson, arizona. thanks for being with us. you know, right now we have the president kind of bac tk offhe "let's seal the border completely" threat. but what happens each time the besident says something like this to the locinesses, the residents that actually live along the border? >> two things happen. first, there are partial shutdowns. let's start there. those started at about the same time that he initiated the fst threat about a week and a h

there will be plenty of sunshine early befores clo move back. chance for rain for some of us, as well. >>> plus, return to d.c. tonight bryce harper is back in the district in a different jersey. what his former team isah sayin d of tonight's big match-up. nothing says spring like fresh flowers, so let's promote our spring travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: (sneezes) earn one free night when you stay just twice this spring. allergies. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. >>> it is 4:30 as we kick off this tuesday with a live look outside. another cold stahi to april morning. temperatures in the 30s and 40s depending on where you tlive. t's too cold, fyi. >> it is for april. from the nonscientific speck. >> yes. >> we -- that's our caveat here. >> we offer this it's too cold for april 2nd. > for us. >>> good mornineryone, i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm eun yang. it has to warm up sooner or later so chuck can stop listening to us -- >> we're wearing him out. >> thanks for joining us. we are working 4 you to get you rey f

given that clo's are noncapital and not retail and solutional credit products, do you believe with the current wete today, that will provide liquidity to the below investment grade communities. >> a lot of the capital has went out of the regular banking to clo's, which are regular capital providing vehicles. >> and including the financial crisis. >> gentleman, your light is up. gentleman from illinois, mr. tack son is recognized. >> madam chair, i don't mean to be respectful, but we had an agreement i was going to leave at 5:00. it would be embarrassing, though i will tell you in the last 6 years there has never been a secretary of treasury that sat for more than 3 hours 15 minutes. as a courtesy, i will stay until -- but it would billion embarrassment for us not to show up for that meeting. >> but we still have members and both sides who too had been here for these questions, would you be willing to come back in may? >> i always would be happy to come to a committee. i would be happy to coordinate with chairman waters. >> but you would commit to come back? >> of course. if i am going

north of the front,ud clo areas south of the front a little bit more sunshine but eventually that cloud cover will move from the north to the solh. we willl have an increase in cloud cover out there today. and then increasing humidity and temperatures tomorrow. feeling like summer tomorrow. we'll talk about those temperatures and we'll tal about the threat of severe weather as you make your travel plans for friday right before the holiday weekend. the timing of that comin up in 20 minutes. >> lauryn, thank you so much. >>> developing this morning, montgomery county police are searching for the gunman involved in a deadly shooting that sent four people to the gespital in antown. one person died. and three others were hurt, including a teenager. police received severalls cal about shots fired last night on curry powder lane. this isn't far from clopper elementary school. this is a quiet, residential area and backed up to a park. chopper4 over the scene as detectives were therein colle evidence. police say it appears everybody involved knew each other. >> this incident occurred in the park

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look at who this may exclude and who could potentially fit the bill we'll begin with the markets, dows clo dow is closing in on a new highs, being dragged entirely by boeing which says it will cut production of the 737 max jets s&p is not far behind either on all time level coming off the seventh day win streak we have not seen this much ton sale side in terms of analyst activities for a while >> these guys all came in. the things were up too much. let's downgrade it ge, a punch bag and under waived >> 156 page. >> yeah. here is one that's typical there is a piece by loop capi l capitol. dollar tree is downgrading dollar tree is on fire, it is doing so well. how about clorox or jp morgan. boeing, the bear case, let's get serious. spirit air system for boeing >> the only upgrade that i saw, jim, were wells proctor and rbc snap the proctor was like hey listen we are late. >> but they're still up some they hate things that we hate. i got to tell you. this is one of those mornings where i know it looks down but maybe it is just boeing. i think people really want to earn stocks. >> at this poin

people are now a 45-minute, hour, hour and a half commute away because they can't live clos closer. >hborhoods previously seen as undesirable, places people were fleeing, particularly whites during the heyday of white flight, now many people want to live closer to downtown, they want to live in walkable neighborhoods and with that comes rising housing prices. people who located there because it was affordable and it was close to manufacturing jobs, that has changed and many people find it difficult to be able to afford to live in central cities. >> for. s, who were often the people living in the central industries, net positive are negative that these areas are continuing to gentrify. >> i think it depends for whom. if you're a property owner, they may stand to gain a windfall. now they're witnessing a rise in the major asset that they have. for them it could be in their benefit. for many others, though, who rent their home it, poses a great risk, particularly in the rent rises. many african-americans, owners and renters, face the risk of being pushed out culturally or losing their po

given that clo's are noncapital and not retail and solutional credit products, do you believe with the current wete today, that will provide liquidity to the below investment grade communities. >> a lot of the capital has went out of the regular banking to clo's, which are regular capital providing vehicles. >> and including the financial crisis. >> gentleman, your light is up. gentleman from illinois, mr. tack son is recognized. >> madam chair, i don't mean to be respectful, but we had an agreement i was going to leave at 5:00. it would be embarrassing, though i will tell you in the last 6 years there has never been a secretary of treasury that sat for more than 3 hours 15 minutes. as a courtesy, i will stay until -- but it would billion embarrassment for us not to show up for that meeting. >> but we still have members and both sides who too had been here for these questions, would you be willing to come back in may? >> i always would be happy to come to a committee. i would be happy to coordinate with chairman waters. >> but you would commit to come back? >> of course. if i am going

unlikely to fall on investment vehicles like clo's with stable offunding the present little threat ofg sales. given the clo's provide long-term capital not subject to the short-term or junctions or applause we see in retail and institutions. what do you believe unlike some current rhetoric in washington today, that clo's can represent a vital source of liquidity to the below investment grade companies? >> i do indeed and that's one of the reasons we are comfortable a lot of the capital has moved out of the banking the regulated banking center into ceos which are permanent capital vehicles. >> they perform very well over the 30 year history including financial crisis. >>. >> gentlemen, your time is up à >> madam chair excuse me for one second, i don't mean to be disrespectful but we had a disagreement i was gonna leave you at 5:00 p.m., iv have a very significant by let it would be embarrassing. in the last six years there's never been a secretary of treasury who sat for more than three hours and 15 minutes. i as a courtesy and happy to stay until 5:15 pm but it would be very embarras

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