david l.: there are always winners and losers. led one? but a d.c. david l.: it is possible.de risk. markets know it will take time for that to play out, and they are willing to wait until the end of this year before passing judgment on when and if tax reform will have been. thinkdo get tax reform, i there is upside. it is kind of symmetrical. alix: good stuff. -- davidz gets lefkowitz of ubs will stay with us. inflation pressures are still under the fed goal, but the real economy in the u.s. is holding up. it is time to recalibrate and begin the normalization process. a year ago, i feel like he was the dove of choice. now, a more constructive review from charlie evans. coming up, more from charlie evans. he will join us for a conversation today. and moving growth stocks. could that represent a barricade? economists warning of those signs beneath the market. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: the trade should have been value over growth. that did not play out so far. the growth premium is the highest overvalue stock in 10 years. the white line is the growth value. the blue is the v

here's david begnaud. lreporter: suspected serial baby killer genene jones was just months away from getting out of jail because of a asndatory release law from the 1980s that was aimed at reducing prison overcrowding, but now she may never breathe the air of freedom. mentnew indictment against the s -year-old comes 36 years after the death of 11-month-old joshua sawyer. s osecutors say jones was working as a pediatric nurse at a hospital in bexar county, texas, when she injected joshua with a lethal dose of an anti- seizure drug. district attorney nico lahood. >> reporter: what was the motive? >> i can't speak for a motive. all i can tell you is i believe she is evil. >> reporter: after lahood took office in 2015, established a ssk force to investigate jones for the suspected murders of 60 children. >> she appeared to be very passionate about children, like she cared about them. she put on a show. she was a bunch of smoke and mirrors. >> reporter: in 1985, jones was convicted of injecting petti mcclelland's

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pressed i asked the committee to consider them military nominations and the nomination of honorable david l. norquist to be undersecretary of defense comptroller robert bayville to be director of the assessment program that i wish the part defense alain mccusker to be deputy undersecretary for defense comptroller kerry to be principle deputy undersecretary to veteran intelligenceaffair mr. kenneth koppel wanted to be assistant secretary of defense for moment security and favorably report the six nominations.o is there a second? all in favor say aye. the ayes have it. welcome to our old and dear friend director coats and lieutenant general stuart who continues to serve with distinction and great honor. thank you director coats. given your advanced age we begin with you. senate thank you mr. chairman. you and i have an ongoing race between who is the more aged and experienced and you win every time. which is quite an accomplishment. i'm pleased to be before you senator mccain and the ranking member reed and members of the committee. i must admit when i walked through the door instinctively i

the clerk: nominations, department of defense david l. norquist of virginia to be under secretary; kari a. bingen of virginia to be principal deputy under secretary. robert story karem of the district of columbia to be an assistant secretary. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the senate vote on the nominations en bloc, that if confirmed the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table en bloc, the president be immediately notified of the senate's action, that no further motions be in order and that any statements related to the nominations be printed in the record and the senate then resume legislative session. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. mcconnell: i know of no further debate on the nominations. the presiding officer: is there further debate? if not, the question occurs on the nominations en bloc. all in favor say aye. all opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nominations are confirmed en bloc. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the committee on vet

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donna edwards a democrat from maryland and david jolly republican from the state of l flori florida.begin with you. what must it be like to be one of your old colleagues, an elected representative in the house or senate, with the "r" after your name? >> it is remarkable, brian, tonight, how many republicans support a special counsel once the decision has been made and i think we've watched that. this is a win/win. democrats get the investigation they think is right for the country. republicans have an opportunity to put this over here and now we get back to legislating but in the long lens. donald trump's done. director comey makes mos of every interaction he had with the president of the united states. today rosenstein comes out and says we need a special counsel. that is historic in terms of 100 days of a new president. >> so if this doesn't end with the ejection of a sitting president, you mean effectively the business of the presidency. >> the legislative agenda, they have an opportunity if they can right the ship on this but if not we're looking at 18 months before democrats lik

david muir reports. >> my name is edith abigail fuller. f-u-l: edith in march at 5 became the youngest person ever to qualify for the scripps national spelling bee. >> the room was quite large and there were 53 at that competition and most of them were probably 10 to 15. it could be very intimidating. >> b-a-e-d-e-k-e-r. >> didn't even seem difficult for her. i couldn't spell the words she spelled. >> reporter: it didn't end there. >> mesmerize. sass parrilla. s-arsaparilla. sass parrilla. >> correct. >> it all came down to one word. >> this the anticipated championship word -- >> the meaning of that word, knowledge. >> j-n-a-n-a, jnana. >> reporter: how did it begin? >> we had fun around the table. can you spell cat and what else can you spell? one of us threw out the word restaurant and she spelled it. how did she know that? >> reporter: tonight arriving in washington after completing a first round spelling test, she's now getting ready for her big moment tomorrow on the national stage. >> i didn't know how to spell any of those words, not one

low, hit them high and watch our eagles fly ♪ ♪ fly eagles fly, on the road to victory ♪ e-a-g-l-e-s! >> davidague is getting pretty savvy when they can leverage cramer's fame on draft day. >> yeah. although i never want to hear him sing again, carl. that was just horrible. [ laughter ] oh, my god. i'm sorry. it was. you know it was. but otherwise -- >> okay, jim. >> he gets to do the fun things. we never get to do, carl. someone never asks me to throw out the first pitch or nothing. >> i threw a first pitch. i know your boy is a pitcher, but he should get some when lessons from me. >> congratulations, that was fun to watch. we'll get "stop trading" with jim in a moment. the dow is down two points. can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. we've done well in life, with help from our advisor, we made it through many market swings. sure we could travel, take it easy... but we've never been the type to just sit back... not when we've got

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david wright, abc news, new jersey. >> some one else talking health l health care overnight.resident obama urging congress to look beyond party lines as they kid health care here in the country. >> the former president accepted courage award from j.f.k. library foundation in boston last night. he told the crowd he is hopful lawmakers will look at the facts and speak the truth even when it and praised democrat whose lost their seats after voting for affordable care act. >> and these men and women did the right thing. they did the hard thing. theirs was a profile in courage. because of that vote, 20 million people got health insurance who didn't have it before. >> obama head to italy today to give an address on climate change and food security. >> president trump meanwhile is praising france's president elect for his landslide victory yesterday. >> take a look at the scenes right here along the famed boulevard there in paris. the mood upbeat as the country voted in 39-year-old emmanuel macron, the youngest leader since napoleon. >> packing the area near the louvre. many conside

l like our bumblebees. perhaps 30% of our bumblebees arere in declinine, a quarter of them at risk of extinction in the near future. >> > david goulson, a scieientit based in the united kingdom, looked into how neonicotinoids affect bumblebees. >> we wanted to know what would happen to a bumblebee nest that was next to a field of a flowering crop like canola that had been treated as a seed dressing with a neonicotinoid. so we simply took bumblebee nests and we either gave them healthy food for a fortnight or we gave them food that we'd added, um, neonicotinoids to to mimic the exact concentrations that would be in the pollen or nectar they gathered from treated or [indistinct] crop. and then we put the nests outside. they then had to forage for themselves. they had to fly into the landscape and bring back food. we compared how well the nests did that were either treated or not treated. and the effects were really astonishing. we found that the control nests, the ones eating healthy food, grew faster, got much bigger. compared to the treated n nest, the treated nest produced 85% fewer new queens than the healthy, the control n

l. >> how determined are you to kee keep your kids from that lifestyle? >> 100%. >> you heard davidre being targeted in midd to a place in our area that kids know simply as the center. it's where for at least a few hours a day, it may hold the key to stopping kids from joining these kind of gangs. >> fascinating story. >>> nbc 4 responds to a man who realized he couldn't order groceries online and have them delivered to his house. also what is coming up in our next hour. >> busy hour at 5:00. susan hogan uncovered big news today for the more than half million people in d.c., maryland and virginia who use the snap program that used to be known as food stamps. >> we'll tell you when and where the government is going to launch a new pilot program. also new at 5:00, pat collins is getting to the bottom of a story in this video, two guys try to force their way into a place in northwest d.c. >> yeah, the man at the door refuses and both sides pull out a after. >> we'll see you coming up at 5:00. >> and we understand you two have some news of your own tonight. >> that's right, we're runnin

david has said we're in impeachment territory. are we going to see impeachment proceedings? >> well, nixon was ultimately l impeached for obstruction, and it was a clause, paragraph 4 of the first article laid out interference with the fbi inn vest gag-- investigation, so it's in the area of impeachment defense, so it's different than criminal law, but this is obviously a sitting president. he's not indictable, so we're only -- the only option is whether or not this is an impeachable offense. >> you're shaking your head, david, why? >> he's absolutely right, and, you know, we don't -- it's often been said in washington, we don't know exactly what impee impeachable offenses is. the house of representatives determines what the definition is. as a practical matter, as long as republicans control the house of representatives, there's no impeachment proceedings against him, but as john would say, look, the democrats are trying to pull together information, and they are starting to file lawsuits, got larry tribe, a constitutional scholar involved with this to build up the case so in the event they could take bac

david spade in covering for jim kimmel. tonight on the show, he's the director of "snatch," "sherlock holmes," the new film "king arthur: l ritchieew album "relaxer" comes out june 2nd. alt-j from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. that's coming up. [ cheers and applause ] you get what i'm saying. jimmy will be back in the saddle next week. and as a reminder, if you'd like to help the great hospital that did such amazing things for the kimmel family the past couple of weeks, you can donate to children's hospital los angeles at the address on your screen. [ cheers and applause ] hopefully, they'll get a bunch of drunken cinco de mayo donations tonight. my first guest has nothing to promote. she just wants you to watch "friends" reruns so she gets a little money from that. she's just being cool to come out. this is courteney cox! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. >> david: they like you. >> nice monologue. >> david: yeah, right? me blabbing away. [ laughter ] what's your first story? no, i'm kidding. >> let's do it. >> david: no, i'm new. it's great to see you. >> by the way, it works, by the way. if you're not good. >> david:

she says they they faithfully watch every morning and evening and david has big old crush on you, annie. glad we could make this happen. l us. come out tomorrow. >> we'll be in ellicott city. >> first zip trip of the summer season. >> so exciting starting 7:00 o'clock. mike thomas will be out there at 6:00. allison and i will be out there seven tomorrow morning. come say hi. we'll miss you tomorrow, tuck. >> that's sweet, steve. >> rain showers done with them for the morning hours. but guess what? we'll get a little sunshine midday i think we'll get the nats game in. look out later this afternoon showers and thunderstorms return kind of mid to late afternoon could be a few strong storms. more sun we get the stronger the storm later today. erin? >> unfortunately because of those storms, it has been nasty morning commute. huge crash involving at least four cars blocks the right shoulder inner loop by braddock road. slow conditions around the dmv. more on good day for you. >> speaking of good day right around the corner of the start we'll see you then.reak.- then. vo: at dominion, we have a long history of providing reliabl

are sure drama is not help l helpful, but we're still get things done and that is the important point. >> there is a sense of drift and distraction. and that is not good. >> davidh is senior writer at national review, david jolly former republican congressman from florida, and josh borrow at business insider. gentlemen, thanks for being with me. both "washington post" and politico have stories today that suggest that robert mueller's appointment is something that is going to take some time in terms of the investigation, looking at an investigation that will quote, years. is this the beginning of a very long process? about. >> i don't know. this is the reputation that these special counsel things have. remember ken starr started investigating whitewater and meandered his way to years until we ended up with the monica lewinsky case and they had the ability to go out on tangents and look for what was most proce prosecutable. but that fwhauswas in a scandal you had to hunt to find the scandal. given the annumount of bombshel that have dropped, i wonder if this will be as long and slow. >> so easy and short work for the former director? >> i think there is a lot of

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david vits. patti, when's the last time you lied? >> four weeks ago. >> she's honest. she's always honest. >> we'll find out later what that was. lw you some of this morning's headlines. "fortunemagazine" reports that apple is the first company worth more than 800 billion dollars. it happened when apple shares yesterday rose more than 3% in midday trading before retreating. one analyst estimates apple will soon be worth $1 trillion. >> wow. the "washington post" reports the u.s. census director suddenly resigned. john thompson is his name. he served as director since 2013. he worked for the bureau for 20 years before that. he will leave next month. his departure comes as his departure faces shortages before the 2020 count. congress approved almost $1.5 billion for the bureau. that's about 10% below what was requested. in a proposed budget, another $1.5 billion was earmarked but experts say that falls far below >>> risks were found in nearly one third of drugs after they were approved. in the decade after 2010 there were safety issues in 71 of 22 dr 2 drugs backed. >> they declined for a sixth consecutive month. the numbers of peo

david killilea is a scientist at children's hospital oakland research institute. so in the white flour that we're accustomed to. >> there's not much there. it's mostly sugar. >> reporter: all purpose white flour was developed during st ln years, two main components of the wheat must be discarded, the bran and the germ, and that means losing most of the vitamins, minerals, and fiber. >> looking at the iron, copper, zinc, calcium, it is a really big difference when you go from all purpose to the whole grain, which has much more, sometimes double for zinc, four times the amount of zinc, six to eight times the amount of manganese and all those minerals are essential for health. >> reporter: the author of the best selling book told "cbs this morning" that replacing white flour products with whole grains is simply replacing something harmful with something slightly less harmful, and it doesn't mean that whole grains are good for you. bread has had a pretty bad reputation for a while. >> yeah. right now, it's definitely looked upon suspiciously, but at least in my opinion, a lot of that has to do with the way that the bread is made. if we could get people eating whole grains, we would do a lot to address the actual missing n

david westin. oil took a plunge yesterday although it seems more stable today. earlier we spoke to ed morse and we asked him whether it was the fundamentals or technical circumstances in the market. technicals,larket. it is expectations in part, technicals in part and then all of a sudden the market got bearish, we had a record amount of trading for a couple of minutes, record amount of open interests, and it was all shorts coming into the market. david: still with us is jurrien timmer. stonelly dropped like a yesterday, very short control of time. jurrien: ed is a very smart guy and he is correct. there are a couple of things going on. ctas and others, including index swappers -- every friday they look at the data and you can let them the moves in crude oil pretty closely with changes in net long positions in the futures market. i think that is what is driving it. these markets have become so small, a couple hundred thousand contracts can really drive this market. part of it is the decline in oil, a sympathy trade with the decline in metals here that is part of this notion that china is now tightening after a very strong relation. maybe the bloom is off the rose there, which i don't really a