several miles and tax brackets across the city line of detroit.and after a few beers, the partiers decided to drive over and buy some marijuana from old man bob. >> just call up, say you're coming back, go to the back door. there. that's what we were going to do that night. >> john and four friends jumped in a car, a white plymouth horizon and drove over to make the buy. when they got there, they walked up the driveway to bob's back door just as that eyewitness later told the police. except for one detail. and it was a big one. the eyewitness identified the highers' brothers as the young men he saw in the driveway. but said john hielscher, it wasn't them. it was him. he and one of his grosse pointe buddies went up that driveway. >> we made it to the back door and as soon as we knocked on the door and he opened it, i heard commotion behind me and we saw people jump over the fence coming towards us. and one with a gun leveled at us. and we saw all the other people running towards bob. especially a guy with a shotgun. i just remembered. i'm dead. tha

detroit cannot compete with those. keith: that's for sure. $1 million signing bonus if you are straight out of engineering school or stanford. that is just not something detroit is set up to handle. it is sort of a seniority-based town. you earned that money over decades -- you earn that money over decades. vonnie: bloomberg's keith naughton, great story. thank you. liveberg technology is from the technology hub of boston. caroline hyde is taking a look at regional innovators from fortune 500 companies and biotech startups. catch it all on bloomberg television at 5:00 eastern time online and on bloomberg radio. mark: coming up on the european close, we are following markets. stocks are up today. we have the 20 month high -- 21 month high. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: 11:00 -- mark: 11:00 p.m. in hong kong. 30 minutes left in the trading day. from london, i am mark barton. vonnie: and i am vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." ♪ mark: european stocks keep rising. the stoxx 600 at its highest level in nearly two years

because we actually make cars in detroit.the automakers will say. so, if you want to change the world, which seems to be a driving force for these millennials, come here, and you will change it quicker. that is the argument. much of the software talent for driverless cars remained clustered in the valley. scarlet: when it comes to anecdotes, you did speak to a couple of his millennials who found their way to detroit and are working in technology. were they the minority -- what did this? keith: i talked to victoria shine. she works for ford. she is a california girl -- self-described. she grew up in california, interned in the valley, but got hired by ford. she likes the lower cost of impact.and quicker she has 14 patents. she is 23 years old. she feels she is making a bigger impact in this is where she wants to stay. julia: i think it is interesting -- the opportunity for progression perhaps higher if you are not in a startup. i think it is interesting, a quote from sergio marchionne, saying look, we have no intention of tryi

he just posted this photo his twitter page before a show last night in detroit. a is sudden and unexpected. cause of death is unclear. he does leave behind wife, just 52 years old. >>> also back here in d.c. a tragic story developing this morning. a six-year-old boy killed after being struck by a car. >> fox5's annie yu is live with new details. good morning annie. >> reporter: good morning allison and steve. this is so incredibly heartbreaking, the parents of a six-year-old boy mourning the loss of their child this morning. now this officially went out as a hit-and-run but we did learn this morning that the driver of the striking vehicle did turn himself in. he turned himself in to prince george's county police overnight and no word yet on any charges or when he'll be turned over to d.c. police. this video that you're looking at is from last night just after 8:30 police got that call a-six-year-old boy hit in the 300 block of livingston road southeast just inside the district line. and police chief peter newsham tells us it's unclear why the boy was in the stree

. ♪[ music ] >>> plus a musician found dead following a show in detroit.hat they say about the death of chris cornell. >> state officials announced the nation's strongest refinery safety regulations. the impact here in the bay area. >> so imagine sitting poolside or at the delta with a beverage and lots of sunshine. you know what? it's going to happen this weekend some of the hottest temperatures this weekend. we'll be right back. announced the nation's stronges, which will boost safety standards at local refineries.. nne makovec >>> today, cal/osha announced the nation's strongest refinery safety regulations which will boost safety standards at local refineries. as kpix 5's anne makovec explains, a richmond refinery sparked the calls for change. >> reporter: today's proposal was set in motion by this explosion at the chevron refinery in richmond in 2012. it blanked much of the east bay with radar every dark cloud of toxic smoke. an estimate 15,000 people when to the hospital after breathing it. a federal investigation found 40-year-old pipe that blew up w

ron, you have been in detroit. detroit look at this trip. >> depends on whether you're talking about detroit or northern michigan. as a whole, i think most people are going to look at this as a solid trip. he has mainly stayed on script. the one time he stepped out of the script, he kind of stumbled. he has been received warmly. he has been touching all the right buttons. i think so for all -- he's got the hardest steps ahead of them. >> it's been a good trip. what he's done most of bartley has been a major reset. he signaled a number of different ways that the obama administration really is over, this is a new president. he's got a new agenda. he's embraced israel. we have heard during the campaign that he would do that. he has made that clear now that the hostility and suspicion israel was treated with by the obama administration is over. he spent a good part of the speech talking about the threat from iran, he talked about them being the world's largest state sponsor of terror. all of the rest is details. those

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whether it's the detroit grand prix or a meeting such as this often we will be in the same place.for relaxation, other than retail therapy, what do you do? are you a golfer? do you ski? mary: at this point a lot of my free time has been dedicated to going to my childrens' sports. hockey, soccer, oscountry, football. i'm a hockey mom and a soccer mom. i watch a lot of sports. i'm starting to take golf lessons. that is probably all the time i have right now. david: i would suggest miniature golf. [laughter] mary: that is a good suggestio david: when you're watching your kids' sports, do you tweet? are you emailing when you're watching them? mary: when they are on the field, i am watching. if they are not playing, i'm probably on my phone. ♪ this is the best of bloomberg technology coming from you -- coming to you from boston where we are taking a look at the tech scene. shown the have startups based in massachusetts and we spoke to the investors , who have laid ros ross the region. they are expanding the reputation of all things tech, not to mention the prestigious learning institut

this according to our affiliate in detroit.garden singer tweeted a picture of the theater's marquee before his con according to our affiliate in detroit, his wife called a family friend to check on cornell. when the family friend opened the hotel door, that is where they found him on the bathroom floor. the medical examiner is expected to perform an autopsy. that is the latest from the live desk. autria: really sad update, thank you. a 60 boy dead after getting hit by a car in southeast d.c.. the boy was taken to the hospital where he later died. the driver initially took off, but later called 911. the driver is being interviewed by police and it is unclear what happened exactly. arlington county police officer and a suspect in the hospital this morning after a confrontation ended in gunfire. officers stopped a driver yesterday. the license plate skin revealed that he was wanted by police. as officers approached struck one of them with his pickup truck. the officers fired on him. the officer who was struck by the pickup truck i

caller: i'm a native detroiter and retired child abuse investigator. one of the things i'm seeing here in detroit is lack of for the black community by the police departments in area. and it has -- i have to agree it has guest here, created a huge wedge in the relations.unity what i would like to know, what efforts do you think is order to crack this barrier that seems to be getting nowadays?d bigger guest: well, i think it is going things a combination of and i don't think there is any one fix, but what i've learned talking to people on both sides is that it has to start regaining respect from both sides, right? this is a community issue here have you to have people in the community willing to reach out to police officers and vice versa, because until you do hat, you can't break down the animosity, you can't diminish botht of animosity between sides and hard feelings between both sides, that is something i talk about in the book. you also have to have police departments that are increasing transparency, r that is important because people in the w, com

whether it's the detroit grand prix or meeting such as this often we will be in the same place.r relaxation other than retail therapy, what do you do? argue a golfer? do you ski? mary: at this point a lot of my free time has been dedicated to going to my children's sports. hockey, soccer, cross-country, football. , hockey montana soccer mom. i watch a lot of sports. i'm starting to take golf lessons. that is probably all the time i have right now. david: i would suggest miniature golf. [laughter] mary: that is a good suggestion. david: when you're watching your kids sports, do you tweet? are you emailing when you're watching them? mary: when they are on the field, i am watching. if they are not playing, i'm probably on my phone. ♪ megan: robert kraft leads a corporate empire worth $5 billion. as the owner of the new england england patriots, he has built an organization that has won five championships. robert: in our organization, people are free to do with they --hat they do and are not encumbered by corporate bs. megan: kraft shares his thoughts on what makes tom brady special

and nowhere has seen this happen more than the detroit metro area. there, immigrants can join a muslim community that has been established since the early factory days of the ford motor company. motown meet mo muslims town. small towns in and around detroit like dearborn and hamtramick, americans with roots to the middle east. many of whom are muslim and for some people in america, that simple stat makes this sleepily suburban community the scariest place in america? although when we got there, people were maybe a little more woke than normal. the election had happened just days before we arrived. i didn't know what to expect from the muslims there. especially because moments after trump's acceptance speech, i had received a text from a good friend of mine, zar norbash, a comedian, a muslim and also the co-host of the podcast "good muslim/bad muslim." so tell me what was going through your mind when you decided to text me, felt like a signal flare. >> i am so devastated. and when i texted you, i was worried. >> yeah. about what specifically? >> about

>> aye. >> i'm just your friendly neighborhood detroit muslim. as a muslim, like, this is so moving. you guys are so sincere in being here and supporting people in our community and other marginalized people in detroit and around the area. one thing i want to emphasize is try to make a muslim friend because you can't build empathy for people unless you get to know them. you have to spend time with them and talk to them. thank you. >> there are a lot of people giving speeches and they were very fiery and giving the troops rally. you stepped up and said sothing very personal. >> a lot of the misunderstandings of islam have to do with who muslims are. one thing i want americans to know in general during the slave trade up to about 25 to 30% of the slaves came from areas where they were predominantly muslim countries. some people think it's a foreign country, foreign religion. it's very american. it is important to let those more violent voices in our society know that these people are protected. >> can i ask you a question? >> sure. >> what do you d

so, detroit is a big concern, the education system there. things we can do at state, local and federal government working together to improve the education system. david: now, talking about education, if somebody graduates from college now, why should he or she went to work in the automobile industry, or specifically at general motors? mary: it's like the most exciting time ever. when you look at crossovers, usually the most important were second-most important purchase a person makes in their life. to get to be a part of that. people name their cars. it's an exciting thing to be a part of. and then the fact we are being transformed by technology with connectivity, which we have a leadership role in, electrification, autonomous. all areas where general motors is among the leaders or leading it's a very exciting time. , david: are there many other women likely to become ceos or executives in the automobile industry, or is it relatively rare? mary: i can't speak outside of general motors, but we have women leading major areas of the corporatio

whether it's the detroit grand prix or a meeting such as this often we will be in the same place.laxation, other than retail therapy, what do you do? are you a golfer? do you ski? what do you do? mary: at this point a lot of my free time has been dedicated to going to my childrens' sports. hockey, soccer, cross-country, football. i'm a hockey mom and a soccer mom. i watch a lot of sports. as that chapter ends, i'm starting to take golf lessons. that is probably all the time i have right now. david: i would suggest miniature golf. it is less frustrating. >> [laughter] mary: that is a good suggestion. david: when you're watching your kids' sports, do you tweet? are you emailing when you're watching them? mary: i would say when they are on the field, i am watching. if they are not playing, i'm probably on my phone. ♪ ♪ tracey: hello and welcome to "bloomberg markets: middle east ." i'm tracy alloway in dubai. the big news, incumbent winsdent rouhani reelection by a landslide. it is 8 a.m. here in dubai. i am tracy alloway. japan'se in news today, softbank says it is close to reaching

the detroit police chief says he is in very critical condition, but still alive. as we learn new details of this case, well let ya know. today lawmakers will return to capitol hill with a deal to keep the government funded through september. the late night negotiations mean president trump will avoid the threat of a government shutdown for much of his first year in office . but now the president is under fire for a white house invite to the leader of the philippines. abc's kenneth moton has more from northwest washington. sen. chuck schumer / (d-ny) senate minority leader 26-36 rep. kevin mccarthy / (r-ca) house majority leader 43-45 (president trump)(no super) reince priebus / white house chief of staff 111-118 kenneth moton / abc news 120 to close trt133 soc the search for amisng prison mate in jessu day. and right now-- there is no sign of david watson. police halted the ground search, because there have been no reported sightings. the 28-year-old is serving a sentence of more than 100 years in delaware-- for attempted murder. he's also been charged in wicomico

played in detroit last night.>> way too young. >>> also developing overnight, protests erupted in tulsa, oklahoma after police officer was acquitted of manslaughter in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. betsy joe shelby says that she shot 40-year-old terrence krutscher out of fear because she thought he was reaching for a gun that was in his suv which broke down before she approached him. >> also a flight international airport last night forced to turn around and come back make an emergency landing. the airport authority said the jet blue plane hit a bird after take off. passenger on board posted these pictures on twitter. the night was supposed to go to jfk we're told the pilot immediately reported the strike and landed. they contained foam to couldn't taint spill. fortunately nobody was hurt a lot of passengers shaken. >> two minutes after 8:00 all new this hour president trump firing back at the appointment of a special counsel to investigate his cam paper's possible ties to russia short time ago the p

he played for the detroit tigers, phillies, detroit tigers and los angeles dodgers in the span of 17 only 18 major league players to throw a perfect game in the modern era and went on to represent kentucky in congress for more than 24 years before retiring from office. jim bunning was 85 years old. >>> thousands of bikers rumbled into the nation's capital as part of the rolling thunder ride for freedom. since 1988, bikers, spectators gathered in washington to honor military veterans and those missing in action. today the bikers are scheduled to lay wreathes at the world war ii memorial and at the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington cemetery. >>> one family is make a remarkable contribution to their country. noah, cole and sumner obriziak all graduating from west point academy this year. they've not graduate three siblings in the same year in three decades. their parents both served in the coast guard and could not be prouder. quite an accomplishment. >>> now in southern california, a u.s. navy pilot was finally laid to rest more than half a century after he was shot down over vi

clearly at events, whether it's the detroit grand prix or a meeting such as this, often we will be inace. david: so for relaxation, other than retail therapy, what do you do? are you a golfer? do you ski? what do you do? mary: i would say at this point a lot of my free time has been dedicated to going to my childrens' sports. hockey, soccer, cross-country, football. i'm a hockey mom and a soccer mom, and i have watched a lot of sports. as that chapter ends, i am starting to take golf lessons. that is probably all the time i have time for right now. david: i would suggest miniature golf. it is less frustrating. [laughter] mary: i like that. that is a good suggestion. david: when you're watching your kids' sports, do you tweet? are you emailing when you're watching and they do not know while you are watching? mary: when they are on the field, i am watching. if they are not playing, i'm probably on my phone. ♪ ♪ emily: this is the best of "bloomberg technology." we bring you all of our top interviews from the week in tech. coming up, the cyber strike felt around the world and stocks jump

i am dor thea thomas, a resident of detroit, michigan. the sierra club, michigan chapter as a detroit and great lakes organizer. i am here today because my freshman year in college my grandmother was diagnosed with three very rare forms of cancer. and one of the things the doctors told us was, if we lived in a healthier, a cleaner environment it would have prolonged her life. she had to choose if she wanted to invest in my education and support our family or move and pay for her medication. she chose me. that year she passed away. also, i was diagnosed with a very rare eye disease called scleritis. inflam agent of the scler ra is directly related to the carbon emissions in our air. folks in chicago, detroit, flint, all across the great lakes region know, and they pay the price of the dirty fossil fuel industry with their lives every day. my grandparents, they done all they could do do support me and raise me in a run right way. and now that i am a mother, expecting to be, at seven months, i want to bring my daughter into this world, knowi

into me some professional doctors in detroit with the age hiv testing programs and i became good friends with them. i got missile tested over andover and i have seen people die of aids. event my family came from europe. >> host: i am sorry to interrupt your story. day you have a question? >> caller: i believe dole believe in that and i save the guy's life through different levels of work and it is an senior not going forward we are going back word. >> guest: i am afraid you may be right. and to cross the barriers with those silly is we'll hold dear in the country think you for calling. >> host: what do you fear going backwards? >> getting information about a young hiv-positive asylum seeker who has spent locked up in improbably be deported and that in russia treated very badly are worse. people to understand how these events is can be reversed and now people are determined to turn the clock back. for algae bt that means victories like larry g. quality and the effort to prevent unfair discrimination in the workplace could be further restricted and i am concerned about what the republicans

[laughter] to shop, but at events, clearly at events, whether the detroit grand prix or a meeting suche often we will be in the same place. david: for relaxation, other than retail therapy, what do you do? are you a golfer? you ski? -- do you ski? mary: a lot of time has been dedicated to going to my sports, so i am a hockey mom and soccer mom. , am starting to take lessons and that's probably all the time i have time for right now. david: i would suggest miniature golf. it is less frustrating. [laughter] a good suggestion. you tweet while you are watching the sports, you're on your females and they don't know you are emailing while you are watching them? mary: if they are not playing, i am probably on my phone. ♪ >> there we go. victoria peak in hong kong. we are counting to down to the start of the trading day. there we go. stocks afterinese truck the recent slump. lack of movement on the interest-rate policy in new zealand. comey's firing still reverberating in political circles in washington. i am rishaad salamat. >> i am sophie kamaruddin. financial stocks in the u.s. shrugging it

in detroit, they are helping manufactured cars.: and what other sectors they dish to the plate --did play big role? beaumont, texas, and wilmington, delaware, both are big centers for chemical production. seems that chemicals -- also automatic fact or in. david: how thoughtful is the process, whether to bring robots into the mix when it comes to manufacturing? how thoughtfully are we approaching this? peter: what people miss -- they point to this data, the job loss , but they don't look at the other side. cannot findmployers the people. it's not like robots come in and people are thrown out on the street. it's that they can't get people in the first place to robots become a solution to a problem, rather than causing the problem -- problem. that's worth keeping in mind. david: how noisy are these data? these two professors got a ton of data across the country. how sound as it? peter: these are top-notch researchers, they looked over a time.eriod of they ended at 2007 deliberately, when the recession began. they didn't want their dat

he was in detroit at the time.s band sound garden played a show last night in detroit. shortly thereafter, he was fou have taken his own life. our sister station in detroit said cornell was found dead inside of his hotel room around midnight. just about ten hours ago. he had just finished performance with sound garden the band that he led in the early '90's. he even tweeted photo hours before his death. didn't look like anything was wrong looking at a tweet it look like somebody very happy to be performing. he rose to fame as the singer of sound garden in '97. he ground audio slave. after that ban broke up reunited with sound garden 2012. they did play a show on the at constitution hall not that long ago. chris cornell, just 52 years old. latest front man from the grunge era to sadly pass on. >> so sad. >> two huge losses. 10:04 time. before we check what's tenning erin is back of the some of the other stories making had he lines this morning. >> that's right, maureen we'll begin at the white house. president trump

. >> reporter: when third man records opened its new vinyl pressing plant in detroit in february, it was a land mark in the unexpected renaissance of vinyl records. the eighth german made ma sheenks are the first new presses to be built in about 35 years. >> all new presses, new boilers, new hydraulics, new piping, everything is brand new. >> reporter: what made you want to take that leap? >> an incredible sense of not knowing when to stop. >> reporter: musician jack white who was born in the has detroit size dreams for his record label. >> one day i want this place to be like what i had heard about henry ford wanted for ford motor company, which was you pour in the raw materials on this side and out the other side of the factory upon out cars. >> reporter: you want the whole line? >> we're close now. the only thing we're not doing is plating and making the sleeves. >> reporter: white who made his name as front manafort white stripes launched third map to re-release the group's records on vinyl. it was a passion project. >> the company has always done well. we've always profited whic

i would say at events, clearly at events, whether it is the detroit grand prix were a meeting such asften, we will be in the same place. david: for relaxation, other than retail therapy, what do you do? are you a golfer? do you ski? what do you do? mary: at this point, a lot of my free time has been dedicated to going to my children sports. hockey, soccer, cross-country, football. i am a hockey mom and a soccer mom. i have watched a lot of sports. as that chapter ends, i'm starting to take golf lessons. that is probably all i have time for now. david: i would suggest miniature golf. it is less frustrating. mary: i like that. david: when you are watching your kids' sports, do you tweet to get things done? do you email while you are watching them? mary: when they are on the field, i'm watching. if they are not playing, i am probably on my phone. ♪ megan: robert de niro and his -- when it comes to the business of film, he has played a supporting role. robert de niro and his producing partner jane rosenthal launched the tribeca film festival in 2002. the annual event brought hundreds of i

he had just performed there in detroit. he was 52 years old. ♪ >> happening right now two friends just stunned after a trip to lowes ended with them on the receiving end of a racial tirade they say. they say it happened at lowes in west philly. the 21 of them a firefighter said a store employee repeatedly called them a racial slur. fox 29's dave kinchen spoke with the men bout entire ordeal. live now in west philly, dave, lowes also got back to you. >> reporter: that's right. lowes corporate says they find the incident extremely offensive and so do these two friends they say they used to go to this store all the time but now not any more. >> the first thing i had was frustration. this is 201 2017. we shall not still be going through that. >> brian hampton was blasted with race s by an employee at this lowes in west philadelphia who called him the n word. >> high mart heart just bled. it was just my heart bled over it. i cannot believe that i'm still in the era where people still using these words. >> few nights ago he was w

the a's manager bobblehead night against detroit. that's good.etroit visiting, second of two big flies cut it to a one run game. that's good. his first two homer game of his career. bottom nine, down one to the tigers. two on for rosales and we're done here as he just beat the tag and that's good. rosie have yourself a shower and shave cream pie. that's cotton candy, that's part of his giants fans night. bottom three, giants trailing 7-2. and good-bye. that's bad. allowed ten runs. reds cruise 14-3 and that is ugly. >>> over 158,000 at churchill downs, louisville. it was always dreaming ridden by john velasquez that won. favored at 9-2 odds. second career kentucky derby win for velasquez. >>> this is rug by national title game. here's the game. upper point out of the scrub it's o'connor and the captain. and we're here. st. mary for the third time in four years. 30-24 final today. they met life university in the finals for a fifth straight year. if that isn't enough cal rugby took the varsity cup today. >> you had a full plate tonight. >> i did. >

i mentioned houston, but also atlanta, detroit, chicago could face weather related delays. temperatur for this holiday quite warm. actually very hot as you head off further to areas of the west where we're above normal but cooler in parts of the northeast and staying warm but not quite as hot as what we've seen in texas. notice back in the 80s as opposed to 90s where temperatures have been past few days. overall stormy conditions in the north and south but west looking great for memorial day holiday. >> all right. bonnie, thank you very much. >>> senator john mccain is commemorating memorial day in stray. he visited australia memorial and laid a wreath at the site honoring forces who fought alongside australians in world war ii. he praised the military alliance. >> every since the battle, americans and australians have left the land they loved and gone off into the world and served together, fought together, loved together and lost together. on behalf of my spire nation, i want to take this opportunity to say something that we americans can never tell you often enough. than

joining us is jamie butters in detroit.e your story today. 22 a $50,000 chrysler minivan that you say is potentially responsible. jamie: it represents what is going on in the industry. automakers make a lot more money on a luxury vehicles and larger vehicles like pickups and suvs than mainstream cars. that is where their priorities have gone, and we keep seeing new ways to explore the higher reaches of the vehicle market. now we have a minivan that is actually a luxury vehicle. ,t has got beautiful materials twin touchscreens in the second rose, third-wrote seats -- third wrote seats recline. it seems bizarre to even say it but it is a luxury minivan. vonnie: it does seem like a dream for those with families. tell me why this should be responsible, why consumers are suddenly balking at this price when the ford f1 50 is one of the most popular pickups we have seen in recent years. jamie: absolutely. it is not to point the finger and blame. this is just i got smacking example. prices keep getting higher year after year and we

certainly returning to detroit, i left when i was five. it wasn't something i felt like a comfort zone. [inaudible] i developed a strong urban bias if that is what you mean. regardless where i was. >> let's get a microphone. >> whether the playground is a metaphor for the type of home that is your true home for whatever identity you have, whether the playground or your father's home feels like that which you and your mother took flight from, but that feels like what you were always trying to get back to and in a way maybe that is not for other people. >> at no point in the story that i have a longing to get back to something. it was always a moving forward story. i never felt nostalgic or wishing that i stayed somewhere. it doesn't mean that where i was wasn't perfect. the playground metaphor is real. in latin america the playground was a treat old ways and actually that is a better playground. >> [inaudible] i have trouble with that word normal. i have always felt like a misf misfit. i guess i'm normal now but i still feel like a misfit.

. >>> and we're learning that rocker chris cornell died last night while on tour in detroit. cornell is best known as the lead singer of soundgarden and then later on his representative says cornell's death was, quote, sudden and unexpected adding that his family is in shock. no word yet on the cause of death. he was just 52 years old. >> he tweeted just a few hours ago saying how much he was excited to be back in vegas or back in detroit, i should say. >>> to las vegas where police officer is on unpaid leave. body cam shows tashi farmer being tased. that taking place off camera and it was by the hands of officer kenneth laperra. the cause of death has not been determined. >>> baylor faces another lawsuit saying it ignored sex crimes by its football players named in seven federal cases and the latest claims, a volleyball player was drued and raped by as many as football players in the suit alleges the school's former head football coach never reported the incident to police or the university. >>> a new study finds the number of women in the u.s. living with the most severe fo

. >>> and we're learning this morning that rocker chris cornell died last night while on tour in detroit. cornell is best known as the lead singer of soundgarden and then later on audioslave. his representative says cornell's death was, quote, sudden and unexpected adding that his family is in shock. no word yet on the cause of death. he was just 52 years old. >> he tweeted just a few hours ago saying how much he was excited to be back in vegas or back in detroit, i should say. >>> to las vegas where a police officer is on paid administrative leave after an unarmed suspect died in custody. body cam video shows tashi farmer being tased seven times. this happened sunday night. investigators say farmer was then put into an unauthorized choke hold for more than a minute. that taking place off camera and it was by the hands of officer kenneth lopera. well, farmer's cause of death has not been determined. >>> baylor university faces another lawsuit claiming it ignored sex crimes by its football players. the school is now named in seven federal cases and the latest claims, a volleyball player w

in the third -- victor martinez hits a 2-rbi single to score a pair of runs for detroit. the sixth -- triggs loads the bases... jim adduci triples down the right field line to put the game away for the tigers. (triggs: 5.1 ip, 8 hits, 5 runs) detroit wins 7-2 the warriors will be looking for the second straight sweep. after a dominant performance last night against the jazz... klay thompson and golden state flew to utah and had practice at vivint smart home arena before game three tomorrow night there was a bit of concern with draymond green's health, after his knee locked up during the fourth quarter last night as of now, green is listed as probable for game three. warriors acting head coach mike brown is not too concern with draymond's health... his main focus is making sure the team takes care of the ball for game 3<> mike brown:"what helped us cover up for the mistakes was our ability to get out and run push the ball in transition that was very good. we know that as the game went along utah started to do it too and we welcome the increase tempo in the ball game. we fe

cornell died last week, hours after performing with soundgarden in detroit. the medical examiner's office says he hanged himself. chris cornell was 52 years old. coming up-- new details about an in-flight altercation that triggered warnings to planes across the country. more on the turkish citizen, now facing serious charges. a star studded night of performances at last night's billboard music awards. we will tell you who left with the most hardware, coming up. so we got our new he washing machine but it took forever turns out it wasn't the machine, it was our detergent. so we switched to tide turbo clean. now we get way cleaner clothes way faster he turbo clean. - some improvements for the start of memorial day weekend today: mostly cloudy. am showers. isolated pm t-shower. highs: 75-80 winds: vrb 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 57-62 winds: n 5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy and cooler. rain developing late. highs: 68-73 winds: ne 5-10 mph coming up-- dozens of notre dame students walk dozens of notre dame students walk out of their own graduati

jaclyn is calling in from detroit. thank you for taking my call. i want to say you are a brilliant man i love who you are and what you say. my question is how are you able to see the insight of how they had people in slavery. i think the way you think and i think god for the way you think. you are brilliant and we love you. so how are you able to see i compliment you on your fortitude. for that reason and clarence thomas and other black conservatives. i was turned around on civil rights.ood i understand how bad it have become by reading thomas souls book. we have the great issues there. very wise man. what the hold on our universities. mike is calling from detroit as well. >> it is wonderful to listen to you. i was born in 1950 it was fully inspiring because my african-american classmates and so far were into the civil rights movement. you can kind of contrast that to the culture now. it was so negative and destructive. it just really incredible to me.s will rig >> the civil rights movement was destroyed by sharpton and jackson.hustle they line the

detroit, okay.as very skilled at cracking the egg with one hand. without getting the shell into the piece of it. >> jimmy: did you ever think about making young eggs your rap name? [ laughter ] i could be here talking to young eggs right now. >> i ain't 97 think about that. i just took it on the chin. you know what i'm saying? it went with the territory. >> jimmy: was that a fun job? >> i had the time of my life, shout-out to everybody that worked with me at mcdonald's. >> jimmy: have you ever been back to that mcdonald's? >> when i first hit it, when i was snoop doggy dog, i did a couple of shows in detroit. the few people that worked there, i got them tickets to the show, they came to see me. it was beautiful to see me go from that to that. >> jimmy: right, especially for you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: are they still working at the mcdonald's? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what song are you going to do tonight? what song do you have prepared? >> a song called "trash bags." >> jimmy: tras

the dog, eastwood, now belongs to detroit pistons coach stan van gundy and his family. after eastwood failed to be adopted, the van gundys offered to take him in.. and the story went viral. yesterday, they met eastwood for the first time. eastwood will have plenty of room to run around at his new home. and he'll have some new friends.. another dog and six cats. how do you break the record for most retweeted tweet?? by using chicken nuggets as your driving force! a teenager from reno - asked wendy's restaurant how many re-tweets he needed to get free nuggets for a year. wendy's said 18 million. the twitter-verse challenge. he fell short -- but still got nearly 4 million re-tweets in a month - and wendy's gave him the nuggets anyway. his re-tweets surpassed the record set by that notorious celebrity selfie from the oscars, shared by ellen degeneres. more good morning washington in just three minutes. suzanne kennedy, what are you working on? intelligent technology can help protect it. the all-new audi q5 is here. washington president trump firing f-b-i director james come

how threatened should detroit be by google and apple and some of these other big tech companies with now a lot of scale and a lot of capital infringing on their business? >> you know, everything is not like unicorns and rainbows there. they are having trouble. i talked to google and their engineers, uber especially is having a lot of trouble in this self-driving effort. a lot of political problems, a lot of experimental problems, all kinds of things. but they are doing it. they are creating the mass to create whoever's going to do this. obviously tesla is way ahead because they have stuff on the road, they have had accidents and issues and everything else. at the same time, they are moving towards these vehicles. same with mercedes. i have driven in several mercedes cars and it's a question of who commercializes it, gets it on the road. but you have to do these experiments before that. the question is, has ford, ford has been the least aggressive. gm has been making deals although obviously something has gone awry with its relationship, google just entered the picture there. you have

chris cornell died last night following a concert in detroit. ♪[music] >> detroit police say the death is being investigated as a possible suicide. the 52-year-old cornell was the lead vocalist for the band soundgarden and audio slave. ♪[music] ♪ black hole sun won't you come ♪ ♪ and wash away the rain ♪ ♪ ♪ black hole sun ♪ >> the band emerged as one of the biggest bands out of seattle, joining nirvana and pearl jam and alice in chain. the family is shocked by the death. it was sudden and unexpected. he struggled with drugs and alcohol throughout his career. in 1994 he admitted to being a daily drug user at the age of 13. >> he was active on twitter hours before his death. this was the last tweet he sent out last night. he wrote detroit, finally back to rock city. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2 the 9, whiling u2 rocked levi's stadium, not everyone thought it was a success. the problems making their way to seeing the band. >>> a got a look at the new trains of muni. they may be different than what you're used to seeing. the one problem with

>> aye. >> i'm just your friendly detroit muslim. as muslim, like, this is so moving. you guys are so sincere in being here and supporting people in our community and other margeinized people in detroit and the area. one thing i want to emphasize is try to make a muslim friend because you can't build empathy for people until you get to know them. you can't get to know them unless you spend time with them and get to know them. >>> i want to talk to you specifically because there were a lot of people giving speeches, but you stepped up and said something very perm. >> a lot of misunderstandings about muslims have to do with who muslims are. during the slave trade up to 25% to 30% of the slaves came from predominantly muslim populations. a lot of people think islam is from a foreign country or foreign religion. it's not. it's very american. it's important to let people know these people are protected. >> can i ask you a question? >> sure. >> what do you do for a living? >> i'm an entrepreneur and photographer. >> but it feels like you're on your way. >> i have zero politi