david jr. says the sale of so many family treasures is tbittersweet. re are member of the family who are really sad about that. i'm saddest about the idea of going into an empty house thatu to be a beautiful house full of all of these amazing pieces of art. my dad taught me not to look back. >> reporter: but you don't have to b millionaire to live like a rockefeller. david rockefeller'suf martini links are being offered about an offer of between $400 and $600. an thesear ceramic cheetahs e estimated around $200. christies is storing most items in a secret manhattan basement and is taking some of the top lots on a world tour.ti the aucon house says the rockefeller brand has global appeal and heshe sale may even inspires toda new billionaires to follow the rockefeller model. >> i think itleets an exa for rich americans in terms of both being involved in business and ao being involve in the community and understanding what a serious commitment you have to have to make things change in a positive way. >> reporter: david jr. said it also reminds us that whi

robert frank got a rare look at the pieces and he spo exclusively to david rockefeller jr. >> reporter: no other name in american history great wealth and status like the rockefell rockefellers. now to their achievements in business andhe philanthropy family is about to add another. the largest auction ever. in may, christie's and the rockefeller family will sell off the entolection of the late david rockefeller who passed away last year at the age of 101. the saleys liko set a new record for an auction of a single collection, estimated a more than $500 million. >> sold at $29 million. >> reporter: in a rare interview at family farmhouse in upstate new york david's son says he hopes the family treasures will find new homes around the world. i love the idea of thinking otherthese pieces in many people's hoechls. it's like a grand recycling. >> reporter: aside fro being the yard sale of the century it's a rare window foram ay that for all of its public good has maintained obsessive privacy. david was the grdson of john d. rockefeller, the controversial oil tycoonmeho be america's first b

james david jr. was caught last night after a day-long manhunt.e's accused of killing his parents after a dispute yesterday morning. investigators say the gun he used plonged t belonged to his o was a par-time police officer. eric: new reports this weekend claim that special counsel robert mueller was investigating a time last summer when president trump, some say, appeared to be determined to fire attorney general jeff sessions. this comes as the president renewed attacked on the attorney general this week over his handling of the allegations of fisa abuse as well as the clinton campaign. the president tweeting wednesday, quote, why is ag jeff sessions asking the inspector general to investigate massive e fisa abuse. will take forever. isn't the ig an obama guy? why not use justice department lawyers. disgraceful. should there be a second counsel? let's bring in the deputy manager for the weekly standard np the erm.in terms of mueller,s that potentially turn into a criminal case for mueller? >> my question first is why is president trump tweeting

now, an exclusive interview, david rockefeller jr.old me the appeal of the rockefeller name >> i hope that many of the buyers will have that sense that they're buying stories and buying taste and buying something homey as well as something very beautiful >> also buying some of the best of everything that they had. the star of the sale is picasso's girl with a basket of flowers from his favorite rose period could sell for over $100 million. there's also a matisse nude that could fetch up to $90 million. david told me that while he's a little sad to see some of the family treasures go, he's happy they'll find new homes and all of that money is going to fund a lot of good causes >> i certainly will feel wonderful about the idea that they will continue to be used. this is a grand recycling, if you want to think of it that way. >> and you don't have to be a millionaire to get a piece of the rockefellers that's david rockefeller's cuff link i'm definitely going to bid on these, little martini glasses. the rockefeller family is known as sort

jr. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power.": we are seeing a mixed picture across equity markets, giving up earlier gains, a similar pattern to what we saw yesterday after the opening rally that was not sustained. half of the sectors on the dow are falling. health care still up. financials losing ground. yields a bit lower after that cpi data we got this morning. david: markup in here with the first word headlines. mark: president trump says he made the decision to fire rex tillerson by himself. the president said the two disagreed on iran and other issues and will be much happier now. he will be dominating mike pompeo to replace tillerson. succeed pompeo. she will be the first woman to lead the agency. public and lawmakers and say they've received complaints of corruption and mismanagement in restoring power to puerto rico. say theyican lawmakers received complaints of corruption. summit may have paradise their own homes over hospitals -- myanmar's government is rejecting to reports -- two reports that found they committed hum

in a rare interview, david rockefeller jr.after all his dad's investments, art was the best performer >> my father when he was looking back at all the sectors of his investment, his real estate, hess stocks and bonds, his art, he actually had a colleague of his measure how well they had done as generic asset class and art won. >> now the star of the sale is my cass so's girl with a basket of flowers >> that could sell for well over $1 million he told me the sale is bittersweet for the family, sense they are losing many of their treasures. >> there are members of the family who were really sad about. that i'm saddest about the idea of going into an empty house that used to be a beautiful house full of all these amazing pieces of art. my dad taught me not to look back >> david gave away a billion dollars to charity during his lifetime it will go to 12 charities stipulated in his will. >> i saw pictures of the house yesterday. >> they were filled with amazing treasures, his cufflinks are going on sale. you don't have to be a llna

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march many took to the stage including niamey walder martin luther king jr's granddaughter and parklane florida shooting survivor david a hawk however imogen zol is another shooting survivor of the parklane high school shooting gave what some consider to be the most powerful speech of the day since the time that i came out here. it has been six minutes and twenty seconds the shooter has ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before a rest fight for your lives before it's someone else's child i spoke to patients carter a survivor of the pulse nightclub shooting which a place in orlando florida on june twelfth two thousand and sixteen leaving forty nine people dead and fifty eight others injured being a victim of a match shooting is super scary because it makes you evaluate every single setting differently. just being in school was hard just being in classrooms because you consciously thinking what if what if what if what if something happens surely after last month's parklane high school shooting trump proposed a solution to arm teachers with

march many took to the stage including niamey walder martin luther king jr's granddaughter and parklane florida shooting survivor david a hawk however imogen zol is another shooting survivor of the parkland high school shooting gave what some consider to be the most powerful speech of the day since. the time that i came out here it has been six minutes and twenty seconds the shooter has ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before a rest fight for your lives before it's someone else's child i spoke to patience carter a survivor of the pulse nightclub shooting which took place in orlando florida on june twelfth two thousand and sixteen leaving forty nine people dead and fifty eight others enjoy being a victim of a match shooting is super scary because it makes you evaluate every single setting differently. just being in school was hard just being in a classroom is because you constantly thinking what if what if what if what if something happens surely after last month's parklane high school shooting trump proposed a solution to arm teachers w

david: republican congressional nominee rick saccone and donald trump, jr., are right now meeting witholunteers and servicemembers at a fire station in pennsylvania. they're in the midst of that crowd. you can get a glimpse of them every now and again with just one day of campaigning in the hard-fought special election for the house seat in the state's 18th district next to pittsburgh. on saturday i spoke with candidate saccone. here is what he had to say about his opponent in the tight race. >> my opponent loves to shine the shoes of union leadership. rank-and-file members voted for me, they supported for me in my house races. they will vote for me because they know i bring back jobs. david: here with the latest from the race, from carnegie pennsylvania, fox news correspondent molly line who has been following this. hi, molly. reporter: hi, david, this has been a great race to follow, very competitive, very close contest, one to watch all across the nation, certainly a lot of voters watching this race as well because there is tremendous amount of advertising on tv you mentioned donald

jr. joining the conversation, eric swalwell and david frum. and congressman swalwell, how surprised were you to discover today that the investigation is over, the one yu you've been working on? >> not very surprised. >> but just technically, did you know it was going to happen? >> no. i read about it on the news. we weren't told. >> let's stop there for a second. this is not the way congressional investigations end. committees do not, on one side of a committee, one partisan side of a committee, say it's over without even telling the minority side. >> it's something we've never seen after an attack. after pearl harbor, september 11th, we came together, we unified. this invites another attack. this incomplete report. they claim they weren't looking for -- or they claim there was no collusion. they were never looking for collusion. that's the problem. they didn't use the subpoena power they had. they didn't allow us to bring in third party witnesses who could verify through commune logs or hotel records or bank records the truth. we were charged

. >> david, i appreciate you being with us. first of all, that drurk jr. tweets, espousing a conspiracy theory involving you and your dad, what goes through your mind when you hear that? >> i'm a son of a former fbi agent, and that is true. but as such, it is also true that i went -- that i go to stoneman douglas high school, and i was a witness to this. i'm not a crisis actor. i'm somebody that had to witness this and live through this, and i continue to have to do that. but i'm also -- it's just -- it's unbelievable to me that these people are even saying this. and the fact that donald trump jr. liked that post is disgusting to me. the fact that these people are being criticized -- critical of me as a witness and personally as a victim to this incident and having to witness this and live through it again and again, it's unbelievable. >> i didn't ask for any of this. none of us asked to be put in this situation, and the core members especially did not ask for this type of notoriety. i had no idea that my speech was going to be broadcast nationally. my mom

jr. in "selma." he now stars in the film, "gringo." >> stephen: please welcome, david oyelowo!phen: nice to see a man who appreciates the audience. >> they're very, very lovely. >> stephen: speaking of lovely, that's a nice beard. >> thank you, thank you. yes, i'm cultivating this for a part i'm playing at the moment. >> stephen: oh, are you going to play santa? you would be a great santa. >> no, i'm playing javer in a mid summer night's dream, "les miserables," a mini series. ( cheers and applause ) no singing, though, based on victor hugo's original novel as a six-part mini series. >> stephen: have you played many bad guys? >> not many. not many. i have it in there. it's not all good. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i've grown a beard before, takes me a long time, an it's just a pain the whole time it's happening. >> right. >> stephen: are you enjoying the beard? >> it's worth noting how fast you grow your beard is a sign of virility. so mine grows really fast, people. >> stephen: oh, wow, that's good. ( laughter ) >> but beard hygiene is an important thing. >> stephen: very importa

(jr stone) a source tells cnn, president trump has indicated he is preparing to fire veterans affairs secretary davidlkin. the announcement could happen as early as this week according to the source familiar with conversations. according to chris ruddy-- a friend of trump-- the president expects to make "one or two major changes to this government very soon." shulkin emerged as a controversial figure because of government travel taken by him and his wife. there was also an opposition to his leadership. white house officials have not yet commented. (justine) a top chinese official is warning about a "trade war" with the u-s... and appealing for cooperation. china's vice premiere spoke to global business leaders at an economic forum in beijing today. he said economic globalization would be "beneficial for all." he did not mention president trump by name. other chinese officials have said beijing is ready to defend its interests after the trump approved possible higher tariffs on chinese goods in a dispute over its technology policy. (jrstone) next... a bay area man is arrested for inappropriate behavio

broadcasting network chief political correspondent david brody, author of the new book, "the faith of donald trump." fivethirtyeight senior political writer perry bacon jrbloomberg news white house correspondent shannon pettypiece. welcome to all of you. matt dowd, i want to start with you. what do you think these appearances by mcdougal and daniels do to trump? any other president you would think would be destroyed by this. >> yeah, that's why i think the most disturbing part of this is that all of these revelations have come out over the course of the last few months as they came out during the campaign, different revelations came out and it's had no political impact on his base in this and i think that's quite disturbing in this. this is a president and the facts that we know of, he cheated on his first wife with his second wife. he cheated on his second wife with his third wife and he cheated on his third wife with a porn star and a "playboy" model and it doesn't seem to have any impact with this. i don't know if there's legal jeopardy. lawyers will have to answer that. i think politically it's another sign it's an incredibly great motivation, i thi

david cicilline. h.r. 4685 names the u.s. post office at 515 hope street in bristol, rhode island, after u.s. army first sergeant p. andrew mckenna jr. first sergeant mckenna served 15 years in the army. most recently as a green beret. and then as the first sergeant for the special operations joint task forces afghanistan. in august, 2015, first sergeant mckenna was killed in action while defending camp integrity in kabul, afghanistan, against insurgents. for his bravery and leadership during the attack, he was posthumously awarded the silver star. the bill would honor his service to the nation and i urge my colleagues to support it. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from missouri. mr. clay: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. clay: and i am also pleased to join my colleagues in and deration of h.r. 4685, i now yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline, to tell us about the heroism of first sergeant andrew mckenna jr. the speaker

david shulkin secretary of the veterans affairs department this week. some commentators accusing him of not having enough management experience. others ignoring qualifications, simply calling jackson trump's doctor. donald trump jrresponded to one outlet by reminding bbc he was also president obama is a doctor. his outrage justified. let's welcome tonight's panel. jessica tarlov, senior director of research at bustle.com. larry o'connor, opinion editor at "the washington times." and kayleigh mcenany, spokesperson for the rnc. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: to give you an example of this, dr. himself who writes for "the hill," a health care columnist, says, "trump replaces veteran secretary david shulkin, larry? >> it's an outrage. they made it sound like this was donald trump's cardiologist from the mid-'90s or something. this is a man who served admirably in the navy as an admirable. admiral. he served multiple presidents. this whole thing about his qualifications, frankly, given how this town is run, i would rather have an uber driver running transportation and i think that this admirable, if he could face down the white house press corps as effectively as he did, i think maybe he could face down the bureaucracy

campaigning here, as well as his son, donald trump, jr., and former vice president joe biden, a presidential run of his own. many view this as a bellwether. davido close to call. 96%, 97% of the districts have reported results. should we expect something to come out, fairly clear, in the next hour or so? kevin: i don't want to predict anything. this is so incredibly close. there is a host of procedural hurdles which could be implement it, particularly with absentee ballots. i would be careful to predict exactly when we would get the results. regardless of who wins, or if we find out tomorrow or the days after, we will have to do this all over again. they could redistrict, and this will be redrawn. whoever wins or loses, we could see them run again in another district in a few short months. david: that takes place in november. thank you, kevin cirilli, live it for us at a pennsylvania. big interviews coming up over the next couple days. daybreak australia, tomorrow we have the blackstone group co-founder. steve schwarzman joined us exclusively to discuss u.s.-china relations, geo scholarship his program. michael mckee speaking to get his trudeau

david gurez with more on that. >> reporter: a sense of relief with the suspect in custody after an all-out manhunt. after more than 14 hours on the run, the suspect, james eric davis jr. was arrested without incident. central michigan university police say davis was reported by an individual on the train passing through campus after might midnight. -- midnight. ending the manhunt of the killing of his parents. diva and james davis. it started when shots rang out before 8:30 local time friday morning in one of the student residence halls. sending the campus into a lockdown. >> call 911 if you see the individual. he should be considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: thursday night, davis was taken by police to a local hospital for a drug-related issue. >> he was released to hospital staff. we are calling it a family domestic issue. >> reporter: the exact details of what happened leading up to the shooting are not yet known. the lockdown was a harrowing wait for families coming to pick up children for spring break. >> it is happening all over the place. i never thought it would happen here. >> reporter: the suspect is in police custody awaiting formal charge and the

jr. prices. welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today. two new movies are set to hit theaters... and a popular actor may be running for office! david daniel has details in the hollywood minute. "what to do, what to do, what to do?""what to do indeed?" "pooh?""christopher robin?" here's your first look at ewan mcgregor as "winnie-the- pooh's" grown-up playmate in "christopher robin," opening in august."i've cracked.""oh, i don't see any cracks. a few wrinkles, maybe.""yeah, we have fun." (laugh)fresh off her show-stealing appearance at the oscars, tiffany haddish is teaming up with tyler perry. she'll star in the writer-director's comedy "the list," as a woman just out of prison whose sister is in a suspicious online relationship. the film is due out november second... before that, haddish will star opposite kevin hart in "night school," opening september 14th."we must fight hard and yell loud for ourselves. we have come too far to be turned back now!"cynthia nixon -- politician? new york press outlets are reporting that the actress and activist, who's criticized and talked about challenging new york governor andrew cuomo, is now co

jr. and the russian lawyer and the phony memo that was made to get dirt on hillary clinton. >> and also though again, he -- he was out of the loop starting 2015, but david, he was in constant communication from what we've heard with roger stone, also in communication with steve bannon and perhaps some others on the campaign, so he had insight into the campaign as it was going on. >> he can tell you the things looking over the shoulders of the principals, keeping the date book, knowing who met with whom. the little things that help a prosecutor put a case together. i thought his professions of loyalty to roger stone were fascinating because clearly he sees roger stone as connection with people pushing out the anti hillary -- for the russians it's so clear that you may think roger stone may be more at the center of this than seen before. he knows the little things that prosecutors turn into big things. >> he also knows what donald trump was doing in 2012, 2013, 2014, as he was building this political operation, but more importantly, as he was going to russia, as he was holding the miss universe pageant. sam nunberg was his political guy when a lot of thes