in fact, csi chief david kofoed himself.bi concluded that kofoed must have planted that swipe of blood himself. phony evidence to nail down a shaky case. it was a bombshell. david kofoed, division commander of the csi unit in douglas county, nebraska, was indicted on four federal charges including falsifying records and violating livers' and sampson's civil rights. kofoed pleaded not guilty to all charges, defiantly told reporters he'd rather go to prison than resign, even passed the polygraph and was cleared in an internal sheriff's department investigation. so you wake up one morning and they say you're a criminal. >> well, it kind of was like that, but it was more of a long process. and i didn't do it. i just didn't. and it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: kofoed blamed the stain on accidental contamination. somehow, he said, blood from the victim, wayne stock, ended up on that filter paper probably out at the murder scene and somehow the kit containing that same filter paper was what he later used on the car. but kof

it's grown with our partnership with csis. really appreciate the leadership they've provided in putting this event on. thank you to the team that helped me crash and put myself into a position to speak intelligently here after the budget was only released in detail just a few days ago. so we've been spending, you know, the last two days and last week as well when we got the initial funding numbers to wrap our minds around what really is in the budget for military space. if you can advance the next slide for me. i'm going to start off, you've heard a lot about the major force program for space, mfp-12. that's the number generally speaking when you hear someone from the department speak about a $14. 1 billion space portfolio. generally speaking, that's going to be tracking to their major force program 12 for national security space. a major force program is basically on a counting method to aggregate like program elements into a single major force program. it's an inexact science, as you can imagine, bending a single line that d

some "csi: miami" fans over here.. and my character's name was anya, as is every ambiguously ethnic person's name. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay. oh, anya's sort of a go-to? >> yeah, like, it's just like to cover your brown bases, you name your character anya. because it's like -- >> seth: okay, gotcha. it could be anywhere, yeah. >> could be anything, yeah. and -- [ laughter ] i'm kidnapped by this photographer. i'm in his warehouse. he's got me tied up. i'm, like, tied up like this, and there's, like, strobe lights flashing. it's my first thing i've ever done. i'm so deeply nervous. it's like, the first shot of the day is a close-up right on my face. i'm like tied up like this. and david caruso does not rehearse. >> seth: oh, really? >> no. so they're going right into action. and the scene is -- >> seth: so you had not seen him? >> no, never met him. and the scene is he's coming to rescue me, right? and they have like "csi: miami" music, it's like, strobe lights and like -- ♪ it's like a very intense thing and he

csis, thank you for the opportunity. often.t do these when we do a hope it confirms the importance of what is being discussed. what the threat is and what the threat isn't. the challenge that we see stemming from china's rise, is no longer a traditional military security or intelligence feature. it is, increasingly so and more seriously so and more broadly, it represents the most serious challenge to the international order our government and like-minded partners have stood behind for the last several decades. why do i say this? i see this in the open aspirations that the communist party under xi jinping enunciated in defining their influence ons leadership around the world at the expense of the norms and institutions of the liberal international order as we currently know it. understanding of how the communist party of china is defining how they want their country governed, and the norms and institutions that enable that, are in direct conflict with what our country stands behind. itsa is proactively using power in more

the csi 300 up 0.2%.oving closer to raising its 2018 -- we also have hong kong as well as japan higher, as well as lifting u.s. and european futures. the yuan jumping on this news. it is rising to the highest since july for six years. oil and cotton and wheat in terms of agricultural, as well as metals like zinc and steel. to stay in commodities as we look at how far commodities have fallen around the uncertainty of the trade war. soybeans have suffered the most. they fall to a 1977 low. this is of course because china is the topsoil importer. it has largely shunned u.s. supply. if we have any trade deal, we could see these commodities be lifted. for some perspective, last week chinese buyers did come back to the market. no deals were done. if we see a deal in earnest, when will rates start to rise? when will we see them really gain back some of these losses they have had over the past year? anne-marie? ok. thank you very much. we are waiting with bated breath. well done. it is monday morning. i am off li

csis, we don'tto normally do this often. one thing about what concerns us and one thing that doesn't concerns us, what the threat is and what isn't, the challenge we see stemming from china's rise is i would say no longer of a traditional military, security or intelligence nature. it is, more seriously so, it represents our most serious challenge to the liberal international order our government and our like-minded partners have stood behind for the last several decades. why do i say this? i see this in the open aspirations the communist party of china under xi jinping and nancy it, in terms of defining their aspirations as essentially as zero-sum struggle, leadership around the world, at the expense of the liberal international order as we currently know it. the increasing understanding of how the communist party of china is defining how they want their country governed, and enormous institutions around the world have enabled that. i say this as well because china is increasingly proactively using its power in a more coerci

csi 300 taking a breather and stock taking it down about 2%.ear-to-date, still talking north of 40% gains when it comes to some of these shenzhen benchmarks. i've bit of a stall -- a bit of a stall the plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> your first word headlines. uncertainty as the revised brexit proposal failed to defeat in the commons. sterling was under pressure. vote thisn expected wednesday. an attorney general says extension beyond march 29 is in inevitable. a second referendum may be one of the options available. the uae and nine countries are added to a blacklist of tax havens. it includes now 15 jurisdictions. efforts toter its fight tax avoidance by multinationals and individuals. jeffrey gundlach has attacked president trump over the debt burden. he noted "the incredible increase in corporate and government erring, with federal -- borrowing come up with federal deficits only expected to grow." parents, university coaches and counselors charged in a criminal conspiracy that .ought to help applicants accused of paying bribes

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the csi continuing to rally very strongly. they announced they were going to up the ratings on chinese stocks. we have a risk on move. the euro is trading higher, despite really disappointing data coming out of europe once again, vonnie. vonnie: in the u.s., indices have been higher. the major indices have a third to .4% a piece. gas is higher by 18.5% after saying it will split off old navy and newco, and investors are pleased at this. foot locker had a great quarter, up 6%. this has had a halo effect from the gas announcement. directorstting some on its board and talking about a strategic review. ebay is oftentimes up $.29. it is on theears negative list and a price target is $67. that was enough to send both shares lower. guy: one of the reasons we have talked about this already that we see was gone is that u.s. officials are preparing a final trading will. president trump and xi jinping could sign it within weeks. we are joined by our washington reporter. how extensive could this deal the? what it would -- what would it lo

thanks for your interest in the topic more generally and let me say thanks to csis and we don't do this very often and when we do, that affirms how important the issue is being discussed. so the rise of china. let me say two things about it and one thing that concerns us and one thing that does not concern us as to what the threat is and what it isn't. so the challenge we see stemming from china's rise is i would say no longer of a traditional military security or intelligence nature. it is and increasingly so and more seriously so, but even more broadly, it represent, i would argue the most serious challenge to the liberal international order, our government and our like-minded partners have stood behind for the last several decades. why do i say this? i see this in the open aspirations that the communist party of china under xi jinping enunciates in terms of defining aspirations with essentially a zero sum struggle for influence, leadership around the world at the expensive the norms and institutions and the liberal international order as we currently know it holds dear. the increasin

take a look at that peak up there which has been with the gains we have seen on the csi 300. the milestones we have been reached are remarkable. the ¥1 trillion turnover, about 150 billion dollars. we are marking eight straight weeks of gains for chinese stocks. >> we are talking about china. we are down quite a bit in the overnight. we are not at the lowest level since 2014. it is -- the magnitude of the move is the most since 2014. it just underscores really. ashaad: we have that data well. showing plentiful supply of cash and liquidity. you don't need to have such high rates. that is essentially what we are talking about here. we will keep watching that one. >> the pricing numbers we got earlier, the smaller businesses, we are starting to see -- rishaad: we are in contraction territory. >> a little higher than we expected. is a stark contrast from what we had yesterday, the official number which was quite bad. let's get more details from tom mackenzie. he has been pouring through the numbers. what can you tell us? said, the liquidity environment, the financing pressure tha

certainly seeing china close the session weaker, csi 300 down 0.7%.otdata from china today, as bad as many feared, and in fact we saw property investment rising more than 11%, but this comingity, and pboc through to say they are very much wanting what they call abnormal fluctuations, a lot of activity coming through in chinese markets. today, the index hit hard again after yesterday's 4.5% drop. session, had a good and japan closed out flat as well. we have been watching movement in the yen ahead of the boj decision. a look at other currencies. aussie, always a proxy in the today,data dump, weaker with weakness in the offshore to thei, down 0.5%, dollar at 6.0724. the airlines index in again because of what we've been watching in the wake of the faa grounding the max 737. analysts say you could see upside in airlines, particularly in china, that had a lot of these airlines on order, because they will scramble to readjust schedules, which could lead to pricier tickets, boosting their bottom line. manus: thank you very much. juliette saly with the lates

have a look at china, no on,rise with the mpc going you have seen chinese stocks outperform today, the csising higher by .6 of 1%, the shanghai composite which closed 3000 points at an eight-month high yesterday also closing higher, a switch out of stocks coming through in japan which weighed on the overall regional liftingd tata motors the semsex. a surprise change for the central bank governor in the philippines, the budget secretary being named as the new governor which took many by surprise because he seems to be on a path to suggesting rate cuts when they have been on a aggressive hiking mode -- move. the aussie dollar just a little bit weaker on the rba decision and having a look at the routine -- at the rupee in india, the in terms ofurrency performance. there will be proactive movement coming through from the indian government with president trump targeting india and turkey in terms of trade. manus: thank you. this is a provision being made will set aside 465 million pounds. 400 and 36 million pounds will be set aside. let me take you to the judgment deal itself. aty are set to app

we did have the csi in china turn positive. hang seng is positive.seeing weakness in the nikkei and the topix as well as the kospi. it's all about the aussie dollar this morning, dropping to a two month low. areou can see here, we seeing a lot of dollar strength. the dollar is up for a sixth day . aluminum, zinc, iron ore, copper all down. iron ore specifically. investors weigh the curb in china. crude and brent softer today. a massive increase in stockpiles over in the united states putting pressure on the prices. i want to talk about equities again. look at the hang seng. the benchmark try to overcome this 29,000 level this past week. it has failed to get through this. we are seeing resistance. this is where it has recouped half its losses from january 2018. the question i'm asking is, since we have seen it flirt with this 29,000 point level, when will it finally break it? will it be a trade deal? what is going to break it to bring the hang seng past this level? tora: the s&p 500 struggling hold above that 2800 level. thank you so much. let's turn

i have found csis to be the most helpful. when you plotted the costs of different types of space force that was extraordinarily helpful. i learned there was something out there that could be more sensible than $13 billion. who knew? is there something beyond gold plating? platinum plating? think tanks can help greatly by ferreting out the information. sometimes the juiciest bits are the most hidden. congress heights the ball sometimes, -- hides the ball sometimes, too. that is part of the give and take, the chase and hunt of oversight to find out what should be noted. very few people will say, i've done something bad. catch me. i have made a mistake. punish me. the goal is not punishment, it is high-quality performance. this is america. this is the greatest country that has ever existed. our challenge is to keep it that way. we did not have to found it. all we have to do is keep the momentum going. that should not be that hard. with the exciting stuff we are hearing from bill roper, i think there is a new generation of opport

technicals on the csi 300 very strong. crust formed on the csi 300 and worth noting, gains in india's market continuing to rise, goldman sachs very bullish on that index -- semsex.ly the se china telecom is a massive player, full-year income coming in as a beat. rise up by 2%ome in the hong kong session. the stock here is a cold player -- cold player in australia. the company starting to see the impact of the trade dispute saying that they are starting to see coulter china diverted to other countries and then we have this news about the new ipad coming through from apple, one of its suppliers in taipei soaring the most since april 2017 amid this investor excitement. it is a supplier to some of that part of that new ipad which was flagged ahead of its release. thank you so much. let's turn back to brexit and theresa may's plans for a third vote on her brexit deal have been thrown into disarray. now looking set to seek a long extension to the eu membership after the house of commons speaker ruled that she could not bring the

heather conley, senior vice president and director of the year program at csi ask with the latest onrexit. the u.k. is not the only country trying to iron out a deal. the u.s. and china are still inching toward a trade agreement. republican senators are set to meet with president trump later today on the subject. here with more about what to expect is senior trade reporter sean -- shaun donovan. we have been talking about a potential mar-a-lago reading between-- meeting president trump and president xi p required we seeing this happening? there are we in the negotiations? shaun: welcome to the world of trade. these things move slower than brexit talks. hearing and we are seeing is the crucial end game seems to be upon us. the end game could last some said as rubber lighthizer yesterday. that meeting between president trump and republican senators which will take place in 90 minutes is part of the administration managing the domestic politics of this. it is not just china they will talk about. they will talk about steel and aluminum tariffs, possible auto tariffs. what might happen wi

but the csi 300 is outperforming. why? dani: yeah, check out these gains. have those china pmi numbers coming sunday. the market is trading like will get some positive news. the end of the quarter is also rounding up. . we are getting investors taking on bullish positions. how that plays out on sunday, we have a hint from the korean data, it looks positive. so the optimism is caring through. intricate come, however, the lira continues to fall despite efforts to stem the lessons elections.is weekend volatility for the lira is high, giving us a sense that after the election we might get another selloff as liquidity comes back into the markets and investors are able to exit their long positions. crude is also getting some of someosses yesterday after jo bonner from president trump saying that opec should lift outputs. i want to show you a not as optimistic picture happening in japan. even with the csi rally, japan seems to be bearing the brunt of the economic concerns. ,ere i have implied volatility and you can see that it has been kicking up in the past 10 da

. >> i know our time is up and i want to thank you for joining us here at csis. folks please keep your seats until the secretary has a chance to exit . >> inks everybody.

it was the china story that made it worse with the csi 300 drop of 4%. we have recovered, but slightly by a half of 1% for your large-cap this morning. we did see a turnaround as dave mentioned. hong kong is also up a fourth of 1%. dollar is stronger. that is one thing to keep in mind. we are seeing more resilient in some of these. they are pretty strong related trade currencies like the south orean won anti-bot -- and thai baht. there seems to be pushing back here, including on any kind of currency claws into any kind of trade agreement. let's see what we are seeing in terms of the equity rally. our mliv team question has been, how much longer can traders really ignore the data that we have seen? whether it is out of the u.s., china as well. we had those south korean exports. interesting, you will see emerging-market asia shares, the msci. we have climbed and recovered about 17, or half of the 17% loss that we saw in 2018. despite the fact that the citi offurprise indexes falling a cliff. is this rally getting ahead of the fundamentals? it will be inter

then recent reporting we have seen from csis and others they rebuilt it. and so now the question is, are they going to embark on some kind of tests? and there was speculation today -- i mean there is wide range of speculation. you know one of them of course is that they're sanding signal to us. and of course the reports from them that kim jong un is considering ending the diplomatic engagement with the u.s. and returning to testing. that's one. south korea intelligence reported to their general assembly that they think they are building is up to take it down again. and which is quite a -- quite an interesting. >> thank you. no, that's god. i want to go to the audience around 10:30 for questions. a few other quick things i want to cover but what a great overview of the threat. one of the things the new center we have here at fdd is focusing on is based on the understanding of the threat. don't stop there. ask the second and in my mind equally important questions what does the united states what does the department of defense specifically do about this? term

♪ rishaad: a sense of optimism taking place in this is the csi with a 2.7% gain on friday and movingp and up at the moment. going crazy at the moment compared what we saw last year as we headed down. the nikkei to 25 up 8/10 of a percent. the yen.action with it is all about optimism with trade and how close beijing and washington currently are. it is getting right down to the wire with a sense that a deal will be done. -- $20 billion worth of goods could have tariffs removed. will be done quickly or over a period of time? looking at chinese markets, we -- shanghairticular composite approaching that 3000 level. the best week we have seen since june, 4.5 years ago. flirting with the important level of 3000. that has in the past proved to have a little resistance. we have had this long, long streak of gains taking place. one of the longest rates we have seen for about three years or thereabouts. let's look at what has been happening. we saw u.k. prime minister theresa may, she has been given the provision that hardline brexiteers are demanding. the sunday times says numbers of the probe

the csi continuing to rally very strongly.ing to up the ratings on chinese stocks. we have a risk on move. the euro is trading higher, despite really disappointing data coming out of

but when csi put out another reports, they do not know anything the government does not already know. the government knows a lot more than they know. it is complicated. i do not doubt that north korea's continuing north korean activities, but we need to get what they are doing and a confirmation that they stop what they are doing. >> thank you. talk, you talk to the u.s.-china relations and the trade talk. you also said that president trump's is to defend american values. in these relations, how do you see this as a human rights issue, and where is the position of the overall relations? mr. fleitz: i think human rights in china are a serious issue. there are been reports lately about the uighur muslims and the unbelievable oppression of them. we know what is going on in tibet, how many journalists have been arrested, and the turbulence in china, and it is what we raised in diplomatic channels. the president is trying to raise so that both nations get along in the economic sphere and security fair. he has tried to work on his relations with president xi. you do not hear about them in t

at csis, but he lives the remainder of the year in london where he is the asia studies director and deputy research director at the henry jackson society and adjunct . john was here at heritage a few weeks back to talk about the role of the uk and the indo-pacific and to cover cybersecurity questions, which he has been focusing on now for some time and i think brings an important perspective from the u.s. ally that is have a very -- having a very contentious debate about this very subject. so i think dean is going to kick us off and then we will move to john and finish up with klon. and i will offer some closing remarks and hope it will lead time for q&a. so with that, dean, kick us off. >> good morning and thank you all for coming on this lovely, bright washington morning. i'm going to try and provide some context here for the rest of this discussion because there is -- all you have to do is read the papers, watch the news, read the internet to know that there's a lot of discussion about chinese cyber activity, but too often it's almost like whack-a-mole. look, here's some place th

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off thet csi 300 heights of the day. it was down at the start of the speech.nt up, now at this position at the moment. hong kong pretty much flat. is currently the position with regard to what is going on as we wait some news which may come on trade. we are waiting to get the balls out as well. -- get the bulls out as well. >> let's meet tuan huynh, deutsche bank management cio and head of discretionary emerging markets. also is mark cranfield. you talk about e.m., but risk depends on the economy. we are back to this slower growth story. tuan: i wouldn't consider it all-in. we have been positive for e.m. going into the year. i have to admit we were positive on e.m. last year, which wasn't the right calls. we were still sticking to it because we saw the right momentum coming up and trade friction on u.s. and china. ,e were still positive on e.m. but lately we have advised clients to book profits for weeks ago, on e.m. as well. mark?slinda: mark: it has been a good quarter. i don't think too many people would be disappointed. i think they would be pretty happy w

it shows the csi 300 consumer staples index rallied.ore than 40% this quarter and the blue line is the evaluation. it remains about 70% of the level we saw during 2015, the bubble. there are two points to highlight. the latest industrial profit there were a handful of sectors reporting healthy double-digit earnings growth and consumer staple are one of them. rising earnings, cheapened valuations and it keeps attracting investors to drive prices higher. the second point, this is happening even before the msci increase. rishaad: what you are saying is these valuations, the gap has remained the same? they've remained attractive. >> that is it. we have not seen this huge inflow of passive funds before this inclusion. rishaad: ok, up against it. >> my chart is the earnings season. show how the to market has been responding to the earnings reported by the chinese companies so in the bottom of the chart, you can see estimates have been cut for the msci index companies by the most in eight months. big banks like bank of china have yet to report

are usingse stocks the csi 300 in dollar terms, up 20% year to date, but the chinese are pushing the stimulus button hard. do you keep buying that rally? guest: no, i would not buy that rally right now. you framed it correctly. the stock market is booming on two things. they are in probably the worst economic position they've been in in a couple of decades, at somewhere around 6% growth, and the government is stimulating as hard as they can. there's hope that a trade deal is coming, which has got all of the markets rallying in china. where allike i said, the bad news might be in the european market, all the good news might be very close to market, and chinese it might be close to a top. vonnie: pleasure to speak to you, jim bianco coming to us from chicago. let's get to the first word news. he is kailey leinz. kailey: new zealand is calling it a well-planned terror attack. at least 49 killed and dozens wounded in attacks on mosques in the city of christchurch. one man has been charged with murder, three others arrested. posted aed shooter manifesto that's adjusted it was racially mot

consent calendar is before you whicwhich is the contracts repot and the approval of the new contract with csi. is there any extraction from the consent calendar? seeing none, we will proceed with the vote on the consent calendar. those in favor police say aye. the consent calendar is adopted. next item. >> item 7-up date of the public health and safety bond update. i believe mark primeau will explain. >> good afternoon. we thought we would do what we did in october. that is to do 7 and 8 and reserve questions for both me and the representative from ucsf. >> we will proceed with both items 7 and 8. then we will receive questions regarding both items. proceed. >> thank you. just a little bit every cap for the new director. on the bond strategy that we embarked on in 2015 which became a bond of the voters of 79% in 2016. the cap was political. we went from a bond in early 2015 of $535 million and then a few months after that dropped to $450 million. ended up at zero and came back with shared bond at 350 split between dph, fire and supporting housing. it was very unlike the 2008 rebuild bond wher

csi 300, china stocks looking resilient, up more than 1% for large caps today and the same story with jakarta opening up with modest gains. china, flesh to this out a little more because the focus yesterday was the carnage with the small caps. two-day loss, coming up more than 17% -- 7.5%. ofe say it was reminiscent 2015, but we got more evidence from the government to try to put cold water into this rally. the securities regulator talking about brokerages that need to maintain risks from marginal lending, avoid inflammatory language. rallyut a damper in the in that benchmark, but we are seeing up 1.2% in shenzhen today. the baghdad i didn't help yesterday but it seems we have shrugged that off as it could be good news for markets here. of theto show you more terminal chart of how wild the swings have been on the small caps, in particular. volatility, the wildest since 2016 in this month alone. it is going to be a volatile game and you look at the small caps but today, looking more resilient. let's get the first word news from new york. >> the boeing 737 max 8 remain grounded through

the csi 300 down by 4%. come of it is well over 20% year-to-year. vonnie: we're keeping track of post payroll market reaction. . there was a bit of a mixed bag. it is another day of declines. we are 10 years past that bottom in the markets, so there is a bit of an echo as well. the dow jones industrial average is down .5%. of the s&p 500 down .7%. .6%.he nasdaq down costco is higher today, leading the s&p 500 gainers. it had a great quarter, golden star quarter, as it is being called. homebuilders are also doing well following the payrolls report. chart, youhe next can see that we have some of the oil companies, production companies doing poorly. that is what is dragging on the s&p 500. this on norway selling its story, but also, there are other things going on in the oil market as well. we will look at that later on in our. guy: oil is down, that is a as you say, in the market today it is also a bit of the dollar story. , that is a factor. as you said, the big story today is the payroll report, it really mixed bag. 20,000 is a top line in terms of

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aspirations and construction of work on behalf of judicial reformat but on the project i leave here at csis, we are looking at and have gathered abundant evidence that russia specifically has chosen to enter that debate in ways that are pernicious and design not to because better, but in fact to weaken support for the institution of her justice system. and we have seen this in social media where they pour gasoline on the flames of division that engulfed social media, when those divisive issues come up against the justice system, choosing judges and prosecutors of being really puppets of an establishment of political leaders, we see this quite pervasively, and wondering do you have a sense that americans realize that the information affirmations and propaganda campaigns are not just about elections, which is where most of the public attention seems to be focused. you spoke in aspen, about one tree in the forest, give a sense that there is a growing awareness of these broader campaigns to undermine palouse of democracy whether it's media, the justice system? >> i hope that there is growing aw

commercial satellite images that this terrific research group, beyond parallel, they're a research arm at csisnse think tank here in d.c. they looked at these satellite images taken on march 2nd and analyzed them and determined there's new activity at this satellite launch facility. why this is interesting and why this is important is that, you know, launching satellite, that's not something that would be provocative. much of the technology is similar to what's used to launch a intercontinental ballistic missile. something like these three stage missiles, these are the ones that could potentially hit the u.s. homeland. >> how is the white house reacting? what are they saying about this? >> reporter: when we first went to the white house with this story, sarah sanders declined to talk about it. then we heard from the national security advisor, john bolton. he talked about the fact that north korea, if they don't move towards some sort of a denuclearization, you know, the basic tenants of that singapore summ summit declaration. he said that if they don't move in that direction, that there could

under his watch the fda has had to tackle difficult public health issues including the opioid csis and teenage vaping. he'll stay on the job for another>>month. a british man has become the second adult worldwide known to have been cleared of hiv. the patient received a patient of bonew mar stem cells about three years ago from an hiv resistant donor. this is a similar treatment to one that helped an american man be the first known adult be cleared of hiv, this was in 2007. but neither wasintended to treat hiv. >> both of caem have blood ers so they were being treated for leukemia and lympho lymphoma, they were g marrow transplant to treathat cancer, not hiv. the remission of the hiv virus is a side effect from this very intensive cancer treatment. >> you can catch her full report on this interesting break through. it's tonight o nbc "nightly news" with lester holt at 7:00 right here on nbc 4. >>> a gocup of house makers leading an effort to make paid family leave law f federal workers. within the last two hours, a news conference was held calling for reform. >> new parents need time t

the coroner and the csi offerser said that the scene screamed suicide. >> priest is a former homicide and forensic consultant who used a miniature model of the bedroom to show ashley's position. >> she has to be here and bent down. >> he was convinced that if ashley shot herself there would be more blood on the floor and surrounding surfaces, not just this one carpet stain. >> we have indications of bleeding but the type of injury that we're talking about is going to bleed a lot. and that's not the kind of stain i would expect to see if that's what was occurring. something is keeping that blood from reaching that area. >> and he believed that something was tom. remember his clothing was drenched with blood and the priest concluded tom and ashley must have been in close contact when the gun went off. using the prosecutor he suggested there was a struggle when the shot was fired. >> i can keep blood staining from getting on to the wall or on to the cabinet and i can lower her, continuing to bleed on to my shirt to where i get her in this position. >> the prosecution rested its case. and

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are probably ya'll like me and watch the cop shows or csi. you know you can claim your fifth amendment right at any time. they are just trying to work out a signaling system on this. he is talking to his client saying, devers, when you get up there, you need to take the fifth. i'm going to raise my hand. devers is like, ok. by the way, devers is wearing the same golf cap, which just cracks me up. devers gets up and starts testifying. a look over at his lawyer about five minutes later, his lawyer was like zzzz. devers kept right on testifying. i was in the clan. he tried to put a positive spin on it, like there is one. the clan was a benevolent organization, passing out fruit baskets to the needy at christmas. under cross-examination, the prosecutor got up and said, mr. knicks, just how many fruit baskets did you pass out? devers said, said to say, none. [laughter] i swear it was the funniest trial i ever covered in my life as a reporter. deadly serious matter, but funny trial. sam bowers was representative of this crown the right, travis buck

you can buy main land stocks, the a-shares, csi 300 etf, ticker symbol ashr, where you can actually participateike residents in china. this is something new where you see the trade talks continue to provide growth opportunities in china especially after the fact, this is something to consider. liz: an easy way to get more exposure. talk about others you feel are good opportunities to get exposure to emerging markets. >> if you want, cheap, cheap, emerging markets, i-shares, em emfi, it is one of those etfs where what, 14 basis points you can get into emerging markets, liz. compared to mutual funds, active only strategies, you have diversifications across so many different markets. liz: it has some popular stocks we hear about, alibaba and tencent. can we put that up again, you said it was one ticker symbol, imeg. >> imeg. connell: imeg holdings. there we go. ours is correct on the screen there. are you worried about the volatility we saw today? 10 seconds. >> it is going to happen. we're in a world of more volatility. the big thing don't pay too much, diversify outside the u.s., don't just love

china and hong kong markets coming off the recent rally, but when you look at the csi 300, only downll outperforming. a lot of analysts holding on to the bullish calls for a shares. it is all about the airline stocks. cathay pacific coming through with full-year net income of 2.3 5 billion hong kong dollars. the first time it has been in the black in three years, so it had two years of losses. they are saying that higher fares and increase in premium seats really are driving that. spice in india off by 2.7% as india joins a number of nations in saying it will groundball boeing mac 737's -- ground all boeing max 737s. it does have some of these planes on order. it says it will be watching the probe into the ethiopian crash to see where it goes in relation to that order. manus. manus: thank you very much. juliette saly in singapore. now, up in smoke. theresa may's plans were rejected by parliament again as was on the irish backstop failed to win the rest of -- win the support of another mp's. >> i continue to believe that by far, the best outcome is the united kingdom leaves the europe

re csi 300 has given up its un, up 2%. will, you talked about the bond market., rewarded enough to hold bonds in the longer-term? it is negative, and to many people this is an ominous sign about u.s. growth. how ominous is it to you, when you look at such historically low levels in term premium? will: really interesting question. because surely i should demand extra compensation to lending to the government for 10 years, rather than a series of shorter-term instruments rather than a series of shorter-term instruments. it is a little perverse, isn't it? people have looked at inflation, a -- you look at will price, source of inflation shocks in the past, that looks less likely to shock, with the supply story from shale in the second half of the year. nejra: goldman sachs questioning the very calculation of the term premium. will hobbs, barclays investment solutions chief investment officer, staying with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay co