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comcast business. built for security. built for business.e: welcome back. time for sports. jonathan simmons starting in place of injured lightning. lawyers come out fighting first-quarter sets or retrieves the three-pointer. the short time later, curry again scores a game-high 29 points. second quarter, cap interbrand said i'll try that spot. greg popovich not happy with the effort. third quarter, crew battles home another three-pointer. warriors win 136-100 seriously. >> the second hit will be made by the los angeles lakers. that means the number one pick in the 2000 nba draft goes to the boston celtics. nicole: this made my family crazy last week on trade night. the rich keep getting richer. last night they won their first-ever number one pick. the gift came courtesy of the brooklyn nets. back in 2013. national predators looking to stay undefeated at home in the playoffs. the third. james tied at one. the camera to the state to the state to use these blueberries that shot to the go-ahead goal. they take it to-1 and leave the series. baseba

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comcast business. built for business. >> just days before fbi director comey was fired he asked for extra staff and money to investigate ties between trump and russia. the timing of comey firing is suspicious. >> what queev seen the firing of top prosecutor in new york and acting attorney general and director of the fbi. all efforts of president to block investigations will fail because there's too much at stake for the american people. >>> james comey was scheduled to testify before the senate intelligence committee tomorrow instead acting director andrew mc cabe will testify and committee asked him to testify as a private citizen and white house has no intention of bringing in a special prosecutors. >> a fare well letter he wrote to fbi in part i long believed the president can fire an fbi director for any reason or no reason at all i won't spend time on decision or way it was executed and i hope you won't either. >> i'm hop order to become a wild cat. >> graduates at cookman university in booed bets

comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >> welcome back.echnology giant apple claims it wan t getore americans working. the company ceo has nnounced that apple is acquiring $1 billion to create manufacturing jobs throughout the united states. the technology empire reportedly has more cash on hand than the united kingdom and canada combined. they insist that this will have a ripple effect and continue to make more and more jobs. a giant public relationship on translations stunt or working out the workforce in the united states? joining me now is a professor of economics at kings college is brian brenberg. let's break it down. >> obviously the president win after apple. you have seen this with amazon. you have seen this with intel. sometimes these are projects where they are now just coming out. and i do not think that that is a big problem at the end of the day. in some sense it is good for companies to defend what they do. heaven knows a lot of people are very skeptical of capitalism. it's time for them to tell their story. on the other han

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comcast business. built for speed. built for business.rish: we are waiting on testimony from former acting attorney general sally yates. she got fired because she wouldn't enforce donald trump's immigration, temporary immigration ban. it's testimony that she's expected to give about possible russian interference related to general michael flynn in the election. they're assembling right there on capitol hill, this is for the senate intelligence committee and it's been postponed a bit but, indeed, it will happening today momentarily and as soon as it starts, we are going there, you can imagine, the democrats are all over this and ready to pounce because they are putting the russian interference story right up there at the top of the news cycle or, you know, in a way what president trump likes to call fake news. that'll be something that dominates what you hear out of the questioning at least from democratic lawmakers, just exactly what did michael flynn know, what was the problem with him, she may also be asked by republicans how was that c

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comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >> lou: the they said that michael flynn flynn broke the law. >> as a former military officer you simply can't take money from russia or turkey or anybody else. was it appropriate and there are repurcutions for the violation of law. >> lou: they are punishable for up to five years in prison. but it would be you up to the justice department whether to charge general flynn. joining me now to discuss the activist justices. kimber lie. a new time for the five. 9:00. >>y we are graflt to all of the fox news loyal fans. we ask you to do it again tonight and going forward. >> i think that is. >> like a show for you. >> lou: let's start with general flynn. you are a attorney and former prosecutor. is it worth anyone's trouble to prosecute? >> can you imagine. i don't know what sessions will do. and the justice department will ultimately decide. i am sure they will do a full and thoroughy review of the claim and charges. and i don't know if any justice will be served by goi

comcast business. built for business. jonathan: must-see video from texas. this is familiar to what we have seen here. four fast-moving thieves. watch two jump the couper and then they grab an armful of long guns and make a run for it. it takes seconds. this is while two other thieves were they used a stolen truck to rip the door off of the shop. that left looks a lot like the one still unsolved in rockville on march. remember the scene? they go in there and in seconds they walk in and take rifles off wall, smash cabinets and take the handguns. we are checking with our source at a.t.f. who say the case is open and still actively investigated. they tell us when there is new information, they will let us know. when they do, they will pass it along. michelle: a hunt for two men behind a robbery at c.v.s. pharmacy. the men seen here stole precipitation drugs from the pharmacy on jefferson davis highway last night. they are not sure if it is linked to similar string of robberies in district and prince george's county. now new orleans, a heavily armed police prese

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comcast business. built for speed. built for business.lou: promises made, promises kept, president trump fulfilling his campaign promise, requiring foreigners applying for visas to provide 5 years of all social media accounts, handles, e-mail addresses and phone numbers. part of orders sign in march, still tied up in court system. president trump's promises of tougher vetting results in refugee admissions plummeting. according to state department data, u.s. accepts over 2,000 refugees in march. lowest monthly total since 2013. 3300 refugees admitted in april, second lowest since 2013. >> joining me now to discuss law and order president and much more mickel malkin, host of michelle malkin investigates on crt v .com. >> thank you. >> let's start with those numbers. this is a decidedly new world that president trump has brought to us in the way of diminished flow of refugee, vetting beginning to take on the issue of backgrounds and going far beyond whatever the state department had done before or, united nations? >> yeah. i hope it trend co

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comcast business. built for speed.usiness. ♪ bloombergve from world headquarters in new york and london, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: and i mark barton. this is "bloomberg markets." the u.s. economy added more jobs than expected in april -- 211,000. the reaction from the white -- david is joined by a special guest. david: we are joined by gary cohn. good to have you. jobs day. tell us about your reaction. it has been a big week for us. when you think about where this week started, people were questioning whether we would have a budget. we got a budget done over the weekend and a budget approved, but funded many of the president's real qiagen diamonds, including $21 billion for defense. after that, we got health care done. we got health care bill through the house yesterday. we will have -- we are excited to have the senate look at that. get -- we have the jobs' report today with interesting data. we are down to pre-financial crisis levels. that is encouraging that we are starting to put people back to work. the less encoura

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comcast business. built for speed. built for business.aria: welcome back, so where are the jobs, how is the economy doing, auto sales down. after 7 years of steady growth. what does this slump mean for the broader economy and president trump's promise to bring manufactures jobs to u.s. joining me now, carlos always a pleasure to see you. have you done so much in terms of your leadership at renault nissan, how it was you brought them together as well as you have. but first more pressing issue. a slump in auto industry, what happened in first quarter? >> i think a kind of reaction or consolidation to strong growth we had for last few years. we were expecting something like this to happen. i am not pessimistic about 2017, i just think it will be flat compared to 2016, but not really tragic. maria: you have not seen a april change in the consumer? >> i don't think so, there is a lot of competitiveness on the market, the market has grown a lot, we're just taking a little bit breathing. maria: the economic story in an anticipation of change tax

comcast business. built for business. >> i love that song.ts senator elizabeth warren is clearly running for president. last night in a polemic rambling speech she made a bold prediction about the presidency. >> the way that things are going is the next three years, plus 261 days, if they are like the first 100 days of donald trump, i wonder if america is ever going to be ready for a male president again. >> that made so much sense. oh, don't you get it? having lady parts isn't enough. you have to have vision and likability. we should never elect leaders based on their reproductive situations. great, thank you very much. >> hire is lou dobbs -- here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening, president trump keeps winning and winning, and winning. trump administration today delivered more good news on the economy. 211,000 jobs added in april, unemployment rate, falling to a decade low 4.4%. that is just one of the many victories for president trump. who successful successfully lobbied house republicans to back and repeal and replace obamacare. and bipar

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comcast business. built for speed. built for business.ive from bloomberg world headquarters in new york and london, i am vonnie quinn. mark: and i am mark barton. this is bloomberg markets. let's check in on bloomberg "first word news." emma: let's get you caught up with the headlines. president trump's senior advisers are calling for a major shift in military strategy in afghanistan. they would expand the u.s. military role in fighting the taliban. the pentagon with centric numbers and there would be more freedom to use airstrikes to hit element targets -- taliban targets. french president-elect and that will macron is changing his name. the centrist party will now be called republic on the move. they are preparing for elections to the natural -- to the national assembly, next month. according to the united nations, up to 245 refugees and migrants are feared dead after two shipwrecks in the mediterranean. fewer than people -- fewer than 50 people were rescued. harvard university is trying to sell $2.5 billion in assets from the world's l

comcast business. built for business.elcome back, big day on capitol hill, hours from now fired acting u.s. attorney general sally yates will testify on russia's alleged russian interference. jackie: hey kristin. >> but today she's going to be testifying about something, something totally separate. today she's going to teleconference about -- to tell congress and in that meeting she warned the white house and security adviser michael flynn was radioactive and lied about contacts with russian embassador and seriously vulnerable to blackmail. awful this, of course, ultimately led resignation. the white house admits that yates warned them act flynn and they described the meeting a bit more of a heads up. yates says it was much more in that. russian investigation taking center on capitol hill at the time when president trump would prefer to be enjoying all of the good vibe that is came from good big legislative win on health care just last week. heather and clayton. clayton: thanks, kristin. damage control after teacher accus

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