jonathan: diana, great to have you with us. diana will stick with us.oming up on the program, the auction block. the corporate debt market recording its busiest week in eight months, despite turbulence across asset classes worldwide. that conversation is up next. this is bloomberg "real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg "real yield." i want to head to the auction block now, where we begin in the united states with the treasury. the treasury is seeing the weakest demand for its benchmark 10-year note in a decade. the $27 billion offering coming in with the lowest bid to cover ratio since 2009. elsewhere, hellman and friedman with the carlyle group sold notes to extract a payout of $1.9 million from a drug research company. this sale boosted the company's debt load to 7.5 times earnings. elsewhere, a busy week for u.s. investment grade. bristol-myers selling $19 billion in bonds, only to be outmatched by ibm's deal a day later. it was the highest volume week in eight months with $45 billion pricing. around the table is gershon di

diana: less likely.athan: a love for the german 10-year this yield, negative nine basis points, have we seen below? gershon: no. henry: yes. diana: no. jonathan: has the bloomberg barclays high-yield index already peaked in 2019? gershon: no. henry: yes. diana: no. jonathan: great to catch up with all of you. that does it for us from new york. we will see you next week, same time, same place. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. u.s. and chinese negotiators held trade talks today under increasing pressure after president trump raised tariffs on $200 billion in chinese goods, and beijing promised to retaliate. talks wrapped without a deal but steven mnuchin described the discussions as constructive. china's top negotiators said the talks went fairly well. earlier today, president trump said there was no need to rush a deal. the pentagon says it is reallocating $1.5 billion to help pay for construction of 80 miles of wall at the u.s. mexico border. the money is being

diana: less likely. the low for the german 10-year this yield, negative nine basis points, have we seen the low? yes or no? gershon: no. henry: yes. diana: no. jonathan: has the bloomberg barclays high-yield index already peaked in 2019? gershon: no. henry: yes. diana: no. jonathan: great to catch up with all of you. some interesting thoughts. that does it for us from new york. we will see you next week, same time, same place. 1:00 p.m. new york, 6:00 p.m. london. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: you're watching "the best of daybreak: middle east." the major stories driving the headlines this week. the turkish lira tanks as the mayor are elections rerun is overturning a rarity for president erdogan. long-term damage to the country path democracy and economy. the gaza border explodes into violence as militants fire more than 200 rockets into israel, which retaliates with strikes that leave three palestinians dead. president trump ratcheted up the trade tension, impacting global and regional markets. we have th

diana: less likely. the low for the german 10-year this yield, negative nine basis points, have we seen the low? gershon: no. henry: yes. diana: no. jonathan: has the bloomberg barclays high-yield index already peaked for 2019? gershon: no. henry: yes. diana: no. jonathan: guys, great to catch up with all of you. that does it for us from new york. we will see you next week, same time, same place. next friday, 1:00 p.m. new york, 6:00 p.m. london. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is "bloomberg etf iq." we focus on the access, risks, and rewards offered by exchange traded funds. ♪ scarlet: shutting off taxes.

prince william opens up over the pain he suffered after the death of his mother, diana, in a bbc documentary mental health. i think when you are bereaved, you feel like pain like no other pain. final preparations are under way for the 64th eurovision song contest in tel aviv, with michael rice flying the flag for the uk. manchester city face watford in the fa cup final at wembley, as they look to become the first english club to complete the domestic treble. and, at half past two, we take a look back at the last seven days at westminster in the week in parliament. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon. labour's brexit spokesman, sir keir starmer, has accused cabinet ministers of "torpedo—ing" his party's negotiations with the government, which collapsed yesterday. he's called on theresa may to put a promise to hold a further referendum on the face of her eu withdrawal agreement, when its presented for a final time next month, before she steps down as prime minister. our political correspondent, jonathan blake, reports. an awkward and lacklustre launch for a european electi

prince william opens up over the pain he suffered after the death of his mother, diana, the princessf wales, in a bbc documentary about mental health. final preparations are underway for the 64th eurovision song contest in tel aviv, with michael rice flying the flag for the uk. manchester city face watford in the fa cup final at wembley —— as they look to become the first english club to complete the domestic treble. and in half an hour, we'll have the highlights of this week's victoria derbyshire programme including an investigation that found four children have been killed by a parent after being granted access by a family court. australia's conservative government has pulled off a surprise victory in the country's general election. but with votes still being counted, it remains unclear whether the prime minster, scott morrison, will be able to form a majority government. exit polls had suggested the opposition labor party would secure a narrow win for the first time in six years, but their leader bill shorten has conceded. about an hour ago, scott morrison paid tribute to the vote

prince william opens up about the ‘pain‘ he suffered after the death of his mother — diana, the princess a bbc documentary about mental health. manchester city storm to victory in the fa cup final, thrashing watford 6—0 to complete a historic domestic treble. pop music it's that night we've been waiting for! the 64th eurovision song contest is just getting under way in tel aviv — with michael rice flying the flag for the uk. and at 8.30, bbc wales investigates follows the lives of those living on the streets of cardiff and questions whether a new solution could end rough sleeping. good evening and welcome to bbc news. australia's conservative government has pulled off a surprise victory — in the country's general election — to remain in office. exit polls had suggested a narrow victory for the opposition labour party for the first time in 6 years. in the end, prime minister scott morrison's party edged ahead, prompting the leader of the opposition, bill shorten, to resign. earlier, scott morrison thanked the voters. it's always been for those of you watching this at home tonight, for me

prince william opens up over the pain he suffered after the death of his mother, princess diana, in a bbc documentary about mental health. when you are bereaved at a very young age, any time really, but particularly at a young age, you feel pain like no other pain. final preparations are being made for the 64th eurovision song contest in tel aviv, with michael rice flying the flag for the uk. manchester city face watford in the fa cup final at wembley, as they look to become the first english club to complete the domestic treble. and, the travel show is in the new york with a behind the scenes looks of the new statue of liberty museum. that's in half an hour on bbc news. good morning. labour's brexit spokesman sir keir starmer has said the government should include a public vote in the withdrawal bill to end the political impasse. yesterday, cross—party talks between the conversatives and labour ended without agreement, with both theresa may and jeremy corbyn blaming divisions in the other‘s party for the failure to reach a compromise. our political correspondent jonathan blake is her

to five people who have witnessed history, including the de—mining expert who accompanied princess dianak across an angolan minefield. hello, and welcome to witness, with me, razia iqbal. i'm here at the british library to guide you through another five extraordinary moments from the recent past. first, after the collapse of the soviet union, rapid market reforms in russia in early 1992 led to widespread hardship. andrei nechayev was russia's economy minister. he was responsible for implementing this shock therapy. he told witness why he is proud of what he achieved. translation: after the collapse of the ussr, russia had no state apparatus, none at all. there was no army, no customs, no central bank, no national currency, et cetera, et cetera. reporter: for thousands of bureaucrats in moscow's centralised ministries, the future looks uncertain. already they are not sure who they work for, russia or a soviet union that has been declared dead. translation: all foreign loans were frozen, and we had no hard currency reserves. reporter: the country is entering a twilight zone between the old

diana, how is it that the numbers are accurate? there was a lot of mistrust two and a half years ago and a lot was lack of transparency and how the budget was developed. one of the key pieces, for example, was, we would often hear there is really money and most of those funds were tied up in the position so budgeted but unbudgeted vacancies. that was true. we had vacancies in the faculty ranks and also within classified and we worked very hard with all of our unions, especially aft and sefu through the leadership and directorship to fill those vacancies and just be more transportransparent during the . during our negotiations with aft that became critical to be on the same page as it relates to the budget. once you have agreement on the number, then the discussion can be about, ok, how do we spend that money? so it's just been through, really, partnering with our employee groups and, for example, with aft during negotiations in additio. in addition, there was a smaller group that met every tuesday and thursday to go through the bud

prince william opens up over the pain he suffered after the death of his mother, diana, the princesswales, in a bbc documentary about mental health. when you are bereaved at a very young age, any time really, final preparations are under way for the 64th eurovision song contest in tel aviv, with michael rice flying the flag for the uk. good afternoon. australia's conservative government look to have secured a surprise victory in the country's general election to remain in office. let's go to sydney, where prime minister and leader of the liberal party, scott morrison, is speaking. awarning, a warning, there is some flash photography. i am standing with... how good is australia? and how good are australians? this is... this is the best country in the world in which to live... and it is those australians that we have been working forfor is those australians that we have been working for for the last five and a half years, since we came to government back in 2013. it has been those australians who have worked hard. they have their dreams, they have their aspirations, to get a job, to ge

the world watched him mourn the loss of his mother diana. >> we're going to look back on that later. >> thaermt. but right now let's talk about a road to happily ever after that we're open to. >> brad pitt and jennifer an ison, we're talking about. nobody can seem to let go of it, including the paparazzi. >> good to see you happy, man. >> right. >> a smiling and casually dressed brad gets hit by the paparazzi and then the question that they asked -- >> everybody wants to know, are you and jen getting back? >> oh, my god. >> what was that again? >> oh, my god. >> have a -- >> you, too, man. >> we got a glimmer of hope when we saw the single brad at her 50th birthday party. they've said to have been friendly. they have each others cell phone numbers and communicate from time to time. jen is speaking out saying this about love. >> that i never tire of it. >> aniston who remained single singles her marriage to justin thorough ended, says 1450ez open to love again saying "i'm not like no, i'm done with that, that's never going to happen again". she's even hook on "the bachelor." and "bach

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. >> diana was very protective about william and harry and had them swaddled in an old-fashioned laceee just like the tops of their heads. and when kate appeared with prince george he was equally swaddled. >> reporter: a hard to see infant might have been in keeping with tradition, revealing his name on instagram was not. archie harrison mountbatten windsor, which is far less of a mouthful than most traditional royal names, which tend to be much longer. colleen harris, a former royal press secretary, says it's no surprise the youngest member of the royal family is already unlike most others. >> the first mixed heritage child in the british royal family. and i had i that is significant. it's a whole new chapter for a group in british society that are sort of neglected. >> reporter: expect a lot of attention paid to how the new parents choose to raise their first-born. harry's mother, princess diana, tried hard to make sure he and his brother william could experience something of a normal childhood outside the royal bubble, siz tessie ojo, who oversees the diana award charity. >> one of

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prince william opens up over the "pain" he suffered after the death of his mother, diana princess ofales, in a bbc documentary about mental health. i think when you are bereaved at a very young age, any time really but particularly at a young age, i can resonate closely to that, you feel pain like no other pain. final preparations are being made for the 64th eurovision song contest in tel aviv with michael rice flying the flag for the uk. manchester city face watford in the fa cup final at wembley as they look to become the first english club to complete the domestic treble. and, wyre davies is in cardiff, following the lives of those living on the streets of the welsh capital. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon. labour's brexit spokesman, sir keir starmer, has accused cabinet ministers of "torpedoing" his party's negotiations with the government, which collapsed yesterday. he's called on theresa may to put a a promise to hold a further referendum on the face of her eu withdrawal agreement when it's presented for a final time next month, before she steps down as

diana diana olick has more. >> housing starts were weaker than last year.d was strong, but it was so bad at the end of last year due to a spike in mortgage rates that builders wnge left hol the bag and that has them playing catch-up now and i spoke with taylor morrison homes at cnbc's capital exchangee today. described it in striking terms. >> you get to the fourth quarter and it's probably holistically, the worst quarter we've had as an industry since the downturn, and we ended the year with a tremendous amount of inventory. dein mber, if you would to talk to? anybo every house that was going to be sold again, it was thatad. people came into the year with inventory because the fourth quarter stopped. you can't jus pick uphat machine and say now it's time again, i need new starts. >> like other, palmerees high demand for entry-level homes right now and the high cost for land labor and strict regulatory compliance make it increasingly difficult to build the type of homes millennials want where they want. >> the whole drive as you can buy isn't as attractive

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diana olick is back tonight with another installment of her series on the rising risks to ate.truction from 5 category hurricane michael was breathtaking, but this one image had homeowners and builders alike in awe. one home left relatively unscathed on florida's mexico beach. total devastation for miles in every direction. >> russell king built this two-story house a few years ago with hurricaneinds notust in mind, but in every aspect of the design. it hs 12 feet above the ground and it's anchored 28 feet into the ground. >> i'd like a better chance of finding the storm. >> now seven monthslater, king says it is not enough. >> the storm, in my opinion, from what i see getting stronger. >> he learned from michael and is upgrading his home yet again. >> all of this was a newnd it wasn't there and all of that is new and that happened last month and all of these light fixtures are all going ay. every one of them and they're to make way to put in something else probablyer p where we don't have concrete that will shift against these columns. >> king is fortifying the house well beyo

on diana's side, could that be a middle name or a penultimate name for the ba by‘s surname. name or atimate name for the baby's surname. one of my favourite yesterday was perhaps we should call the baby brexit so we can say we have safely delivered exit and move forward as a country. but, perhaps without political theme continuing, jesse jackson said yesterday that he thought very much that this was a significant barrier, the first baby within the african—american tradition that is part of this ba by‘s tradition that is part of this baby's heritage, tradition that is part of this ba by‘s heritage, of tradition that is part of this baby's heritage, of course, with mixed—race parentage in its many hats now, a realfirst for modern royal family

i am diana. i just want to say on behalf of my sisters lynn and jill, thank you so much to the small business administration for this honor. it is really exciting for us to be here and representing you. next year we celebrate 20 years of cheese making. up until a few years ago we had only had one manufacturing facility on the farm where we also raise and milk the cows and utilize all of the milk with our cheese-making facility. we have looked at the next phase and how we wanted to grow and where we wanted to grow and have an opportunity to purchase a warehouse in petaluma. we partnered with wells fargo to finance the next phase of growth for us. it is a year we had that new production facility opened and worked out the kings we want to thank sba for helping us to get to the next level. we especially want to thank claudia who nominated us and it has been a pleasure to work with her throughout the whole process. thank you claudia. [applause.] >> thank you. we have one more special award here this m

diana mendt came to houston in 1998.she says that unlike the lozanos, many of the more recent venezuelan immigrants she's met have no money at all when they get to houston. to survive, they must find "under-the-table" jobs-- like construction or driving taxis. t >> i donnk they come with >> so now they come with they just come like this and see if somebody can help. they are escaping. of>> reporter: mendt is onhe founders of social action venezuela, a volunteer organi donated goods to venezuelan immigrants. >> it's incredible how many people contacts daily. we have five, six families calling for help. most of them, they-- try to find a decent job and to pay the bills, and-- and actually-- wefo supply thingthe house. sofas, tables, dining-- dining sets and stuff like that. >> reporter: mendt and others have turned their garages into collection and distribution ceers for food, clothes, a other household necessities. her group is among several organizations that acceptur furndonations and deliver them to new arrivals like c

prince harry's late mother, princess diana. her fame to focus the world's cameras and compassion on issues like homelessness, leprosy, and hiv/aids. >> hiv does not make people dangerous to know. so you can shake their hand and give them a hug. heaven knows they need it. >> diana was all about making the monarchy more approachable and accessible, and i think meghan and harry are breathing into that. >> what do you think your mother would have thought about meghan or said about meghan? >> they'd be thick as thieves, without question. i think she'd be over the moon, jumping up and down, so excited for me. but then as i said, we'd probably have been best friends, best friends with meghan. >> the world has watched prince harry, the son of princess diana, grow up. we've lived and breathed the highs and lows with him. i think for so long people have wanted him to have his own fairy tale happy ending. >> i'm incredibly proud of my wife. as any father or parent will say, your baby is absolutely amazing. but this little thing is to die

contessa brewer is with the lobstermen in massachusetts and diana olick reports on the home remodelinginess in shington and we begin with jane wells at ground zero for chine import, the port of los angeles. >> yeah, you know, a funny thing is happening in th trade war between the u.s. and china, companies aorking around the tariffs. how? >> the chinese factorywn might a production site in vietnam and they simply move the production from china totn v and the chinese factory still makes the profit, but the u.s. impoer is t taxed because the goods are coming out of vietnam. >> okay. let me throw out new numbers in this trade war. according to a congressional group which monitors u.s.-china trade during theirst quarter, u.s. exports to china fell almo 20% but check this out. at the sam utime overall,. exports grew t.3%. hina is not buying as much of our stuff someones. >> we are seeing more goods out of the southeast asia and not nearly enough to make up for the ch. a busine >> the ports themselves meanwhile, are doing fine along the pacific, l.a.'s container traffic is up almost 5% year t

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cheering prince william opens up about losing his mother diana, princess of wales in an interview withhe bbc. i think when you are bereaved at a very young age, any time really, but particularly at a young age — i can resonate closely to that — you feel pain like no other pain. manchester city make history — as the first side to claim english football's domestic treble. hello and welcome to world news today. austria is heading for another election — the chancellor sebastian kurz made the announcement hours after the resignation of his coalition partner and vice chancellor heinz—christian strache. mr strache, the leader of the freedom party, resigned over an undercover video which appears to show him discussing government contracts with a russian investor in return for campaign support. chancellor kurz says he can no longer govern in coalition with the freedom party. translation: i have nonetheless stayed, not ending the coalition over the first misconduct, but after yesterday's video i must say enough is enough. also if the methods to me are clearly contemptible, the content is just wh

bbc, britain's prince william reveals the immense pain he felt following the death of his mother, dianaincess of wales. when you are bereaved in a very young age you feel pain like no other pain. gearing up for eurovision — hot favourites sweden and switzerland rehearse for the 64th song contest in tel aviv. polls have opened in australia in a general election to choose potentially the country's sixth prime minister, in as many years. a tight race is predicted in the fierce political battleground of its federal politics — with climate change, the economy and immigration among the major issues. a record 96.8% of eligible voters are enrolled to cast their ballot. voting is compulsory and more than 4 million people have voted early. facing a tough fight to stay in hisjob, is the incumbent prime minister scott morrison of the liberal party. he took over the top job in august 2018 after the party ousted malcolm turnbull mid—term. standing against him is bill shorten of the labor party. he's been opposition leader since 2013. currently, the liberal party holds 58 seats of 150 in the country's

prince william also said that losing his mother, diana, princess of wales, when he was a child, was alike no other. andy moore reports. we've got to relax a little bit and be able to talk about our emotions, because we're not robots. in the documentary called a royal team talk, prince william sits in a changing room and discusses mental health issues with stars of the footballing world who have all come under pressure in their careers. he speaks candidly about the enormous grief he suffered when his mother, princess diana, died in a car crash in 1997. he was just 15. i think when you are bereaved at a very young age — any time, really, but particularly at a young age — i can resonate closely to that, you feel pain like no other pain, and you know that in your life, it's going to be very difficult to come across something that's even worse pain than that. but it also brings you so close to all those other people out there who have been bereaved. he also speaks about the stress of his formerjob as an air ambulance pilot. he said he sometimes found it very difficult to deal with his feel

diana would be hugely sentimental and important. allegra., i lived there in the royal wedding. the neighborhoods shut down for days. i have to say even though i'm not obsessed about the royals, i think it is a lot of fun. allegra fits them. i know clementines from my time there. i'm going with allegra. >> apple. >> but it would be weird for them. >> allegra, i read that one of dianas good friends claims and annabel goldsmith, a british socialite claims that diana told her if she had a little girl she wanted to name her allegra so i think it puts it way up on the list. let's swing over to the special "sports illustrated" model, the first to model a birkini. she is beautiful. she says growing up in the united states i never felt represented because i could flip through a magazine and see a girl wearing a hijab. don't be afraid to be the first. >> let me start with you. what do you think? >> it's great she is the first. i hope this is not a trend. you are seeing that in the model industry as well. this is contentious in the muslim community, ba

diana olick speaks to him now at the mortgage bankers conference and a first on cnbc interview.eporter: hi, tyler and just told a room full of mortgage bankers that the status quo is no longer an option. it is over and he's here to explain thanks so much for joining us. talking about fannie mae and freddie mac conservatorship. they need to be applied to come out of that, they already paid $100 billion. >> build capital, you need to be able to end the sweeps to retain earnings that's start number one. emphasize, however, still in negotiations with treasuries and looking for the administration's plan not calendar dependent it's process. >> so no win but you just lost the chief adviser on that. craig phillips just resigned is that going to slow down the process of taking them out >> i hope not. my understanding is that the report is done, secretary mnuchin and i have a long working relationship and i was with the vice president. i'm absolutely confident that secretary mnuchin and i can get to a good agreement. >> you said changing the treasury sweep would not be good enough but rec

having a home birth was a tradition before diana's generation came along.ould argue they're going back to tradition on that. to victoria's point that this is a happy ending, i think it really is. the enduring image of prince harry is walking behind his mother's coffin. the british people, i think people around the world, wanted a happy ending to that story, that in part came here to st. george's chapel when he married meghan markle and found his duche duchess. also, he's very connected with children. whenever you go to public events, he kneels down, goes to the children first. he desperately wanted children and he's now got a baby boy. a complete family unit. their going to be very endearing to the public and there's a huge amount of goodwill for him. big moment. waiting for the pictures, expecting them on wednesday, i think, if all goes to plan. >> victoria, of course, diana was a different kind of princess. that was part of her appeal, right? back to the marriage and through the years, and meghan markle, a different kind of duchess, you know, her own pers

prince william opens up about the ‘pain‘ he suffered after the death of his mother — diana, the princessbc documentary about mental health. bigger than you and me. and final preparations are under way for the 64th eurovision song contest in tel aviv — with michael rice flying the flag for the uk. manchester city have won the fa cup. the league champions thrashed watford 6—0 in the final at wembley — equalling the highest number of goals scored in an fa cup final. their victory means city are the first to secure a historic domestic treble, having already taken home the premier league and carabao cup. joining us now is our sports presenter hugh woozencroft. thank you forjoining us. first of all, just talk us through it if you can, who scored what and how? was quite an incredible performance from manchester city, we know just quite an incredible performance from manchester city, we knowjust how good they are, 100 points the premier league last season, 98 this time around. when the cop came around, they had not wanted since 2011 and we all remember that shock in 2013, there were some thought

diana revolutionized the role of royal mother. >> princess diana famously tried to give the boys as normalhan's mom doria ragland now in windsor and also overjoyed but for some royal fatherly advice who better than harry to turn to his own dad, prince charles. >> charles is a very warm and affectionate grandfather. he's very close with harry and meghan. >> reporter: one grandfather nearby, the other an ocean away. meghan and her father thomas remain estranged after a public falling out. still, meghan's dad wished his daughter and the royal family well as they celebrate its newest member. so, meghan markle and prince harry, their new kid, hopefully this will bring the family together. >> that's right and we know they have a good relationship with their in-laws, at least meghan does. prince charles walked her down the aisle at the royal wedding just last year and i'm going to say this is going to wrap up my royal duty. i'll be walking through heathrow momentarily, this time for real. you got will here sticking around, though. >> i'll be here. i'm manning the castle here with my royal blue in

. ♪ >> it was a bit inspired from diana ross.he 2020 version of it. >> more is more is more. >> the drama, it's camp. you got to go there. >> it's made of polymer. it was 3-d printed. >> can you breathe? >> nope. >> i love the wings. look at the back. how cool is that? oh, she was sewn in. >> literally. ♪ >> are you going to be able to party in these boot shoes? >> as soon as i get in these shoes are probably going to come off, yeah, honestly. >> nicki came as a human barbie, so did kacey musgraves. yes, the met gala inspired some of the best memes. katy perry's 40-pound chandelier was lumiere from "beauty and the beast." posted "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery." ♪ you're a firework >> zendaya literally was cinderella, in her light-up ball gown. she even left behind her glass slipper. kylie and kendall jenner's colorful, feathered versace looks were compared to the evil stepsisters, or jim carrey and jeff daniels in "dumb and dumber." or, orange and grape fantas. >> i do feel like wonder woman. >> tell me a secret abo

i am diana taylor president of bar bury coast neighborhood association.bers live and work across the street from this development. we have been working with the developer for some time and the architects to make it a good project, and we are in support. we hope this can be moved ahead as fast as possible. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am jay wallace partner at pk broadway to say we are looking forward to coming back in two weeks and two weeks later. in two weeks we will have a informational presentation. when we were last here we thought we might need a couple extra months. we came this close in the first six month extension. we asked for another extension. we can see the light at the end of the tunnel. i want to thank the port director and the staff that she presented to the project. we are working twice each week finalizing the details. iit is a a great project with a great staff. we are pleased to be here and get going. thank yothank you very much. one of my partners. is here and we are excited to be here for the next couple months. th

let's get a quick breakdown of those numbers from diana olick diana. >> wilf, it was a huge beat for q2 earnings came in at 87 cents a share on revenue of 1.71 billion. the street was looking for 75 cents a share on revenue of 1.539 billion. great beat there the ceo doug ealy said the spring season "bloomed late. he said it built momentum thanks to lower mortgage rates, "we view this as a positive sign for the overall health of the new home market. now, interesting here, the average price of a toll brothers home, remember, we're in the luxury market here, $895,900 that's up 6% year over year. we have been seeing home builders slashing prices across the nation, especially in california, which is a huge market for toll brothers so to see them able to raise prices even in california is a strong note for the home builder because we've seen again on the high end sales come down, prices come down as there's a lot of supply on that big beat for toll brothers back to you guys >> all right diana, thank you mike, quick comment on just the home builders in general >> seems like you would have t

diana olick is in irvine, california. >> reporter: fromhe outside, these look like your basic california condos. 44 units. inside, they're actually zero. net zero, meaning they produce much energy as they use. >> the family is more challenging,ecse you don't have as much space for solar collectors. it's a tighter site. the land is more constrained, so it's a lot more complicated to execute. >> the first large scale production builder toove into net zero. it's all electric. using energy efficient lighting, appliances and hvac and heat pump water heaters. it's built using spray foam insulation, not just in the attic, but in the walls, making the interior much tighter, so heating and cooling are more efficient. efficiency, high solar panels. the development is using new rules from the state'sublic utility commission that allow output to be distruted to individual homeowners throughout the complex. >> even sunny california is not sungny every day, when the sun is shining, the solar system produces more energy than is needed and that energy is sold back to the utility company and the homeowne

prince harry's late mother, princess diana. >> hiv does not make people dangerous. >> diana made royalsoachable. and meghan and harry are living and breathing into that. >> reporter: with harry and meghan, image of the royal family has transformed. the palace has released this photo, queen elizabeth and meghan's mother. >> they have long wanted to reflect modern day society, now proof of that with a couple who have a multi-racial babysitting in the house of windsor in the 21st century. >> reporter: they only have eyes for something very small. >> who does he take after? does he look like anyone? >> we're still trying to figure that out. >> his looks are changing every single day. so who knows. parenting is amazing. it's only been what, two and a half days, three days. but we're so thrilled to have our own little bundle of joy, we have some precious time with him as he slowly starts to grow up. >> our best wishes to the new beautiful family. >>> up next, smiles for the camera. the super model making waves with her message. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are

meghan's mom is with them while senior royals including the queen and members of princess diana's family were informed before the public celebrations began. >> cheers. >> reporter: this baby may be only 7th in line to the thrown but his parents have quickly become one of the most famous couples in the world. friends with oprah and the cloonys, while michelle obama tweeting congratulations, meghan and harry. barack and i are so thrilled for you and can't wait to meet him. around the world, fans feeling the same way. >> i think it's fantastic. we're all drinking champagne for breakfast today. >> reporter: waiting for his name and for that first picture. keir simmons, nbc news, windsor. >>> tonight there are new evacuations as a mississippi river is inundating farmland near st. louis, st. charles county. the latest part of the flood midwest dealing with a levee breach. we're an alert for another multiday outbreak of violent storms spreading across a huge part of the country. al roker joins us now with the forecast. where and when will the storms hit? >> we have severe weather starting tomor

princess diana's favorite flowers, you see them there.orget-me-nots, in the background on purpose. >>> when we come back, a son's sacrifice to save his mother's life. >>> finally tonight on this mother's day, a son in utah recently showed his mother just how much he loved her by giving her the priceless gift of life. molly hunter has their story. >> reporter: the decision to save his mother's life was the easy part. >> i was very willing because i love my mom. but for brandon finley, convincing his mom gwen was harder. >> it took days to get her to finally even think about the idea. >> reporter: gwen had been sick for nearly three decades, five years after she was diagnosed with auto immune hepatitis, she developed cirrhosis of the liver and needed a liver transplant within three years. she pushed on, refusing to seek a transplant donor. >> i didn't want to take a liver away from somebody else. >> reporter: in between hospital visits, there were weddings and family vacations with her four children and 21 grandchildren. but last year, doct