i would like to analyze by having dom and non-dom, what is the difference it is making in the treasuryonce i'm able to analyze that, and if i think there is a big difference, yes. but in my calculation, at the moment, there are 6000 people who are non-dom, who are paying. i would go after non-dom who may not be paying to see how in other ways i should be able to increase the revenue. guy: quite a way to spend your saturday morning, sitting down with him. francine: at his house. guy: house is probably understating it. at his terrace, which has a great view overlooking the parade. francine: if you had that amount of money, you would choose the perfect location. i'm fascinated by this non-dom chat. it is interesting to see someone who is a billionaire say it doesn't make that much difference to him. when you look at the ukip perspective, this is unfair, but if you are a non-dom, you probably are thinking of various options if they do crackdown on you. guy: i think people will be thinking about ways of making it work for them. there is always this concerned that you will get people leaving

tot quite as clear how you get non-dom status.could have it who don't by that definition. it is all about exemmings of foreign earnings. you would have to have a lot to make it worth wile. guy: you either close the loophole or don't close it. annea: the speech is about abolishing the non-dom status. the shadow chancellor said it is not a good idea to cloudy skies close it entirely because it will cost the u.k. money. the labor party is not talking about getting rid of an ability to avoid tax on earnings in the u.k. for four years, but what they are talking about is cutting back on the amount of time you're able to do that. it is actually only going to be maybe four years. they have not been clear on the time yet. a lot of details still to be established on. guy: we will take that speech live. hopefully we'll find soth some details out there then. that brings us to today's twitter country. is ending the non-dom rule a good idea? we'll be back in a couple of mince. we will see you then. ♪ guy: welcome back. you're watching "the puls

dom giordano, talk-show host. >> morning, matt. >> hello, dom. jan ting, law professor at temple. >> hey, matt. >> hey, jan. and renee amoore, g.o.p. state official. >> good morning. >> good morning to you all. thanks for joining us. let's get right into our top story here. kathleen kane -- the problems continue to mount for her. search warrants were served at two offices of the pennsylvania attorney general -- one in harrisburg, the other in norristown. and also, a judge has ordered kane to explain the firing of james barker. you see, he was a prosecutor in her office who had testified during a grand-jury investigation into leaks at the a.g.'s office. meanwhile, governor tom wolf who is, of course, of the same party, has said kane can still fulfill her duties as pennsylvania's top law enforcer and does not need to agree. do you agree, dom giordano? >> no, i don't. i think this is way past it, but i thought right from the beginning, politics is hardball, but this is the most partisan a.g. that we've seen and i believe the most incompetent that we

dom has all the details the. dom? chinese online search company baidu missed on its top line revenue numbers but beat on profits. now its second-quarter r eer re guidance came in below estimates. shares down by 2%, not as bad as they were earlier on. lett's look at shares of glu mobile. they'll have a stake bought by tencent from china. glu mobile is partnering with pop star brittany spears on a gaming platform. the game will "allow players to interact with brittany and experience the glitz and glamour of that entertainment business." so earnings, also brittany, also a ten-cent investment, all of that powering those glu mobile shares, mel lis sanchts i would never think those three things could come together in one sentence,dom. thank you. how do we trade this? >> oops, baidu did it again. >> oh, good! >> oh, yes! >> the kids throughout will remember that one. here's the thing, baidu, this is the second revenue guide down in two consecutive quarters. stock bounced off of 200 when it reported in early february and just

back over to you. >> thanks so much, dom chu.res of shake shack pulling back today after a huge run to the upside in the past few days. the stock is up around 15% over the past week. dan nathan thinks he knows what's going on with shake shack and he's at the smart board with a trade school we're calling the anatomy of a short squeeze. >> it's a good old-fashioned short squeeze. here's a stock i own. i like it but not because of valuation. i like it because of a host of reasons i will explain. mel just said the stock was up 17% this week, 12% yesterday out of nowhere, and when you look at this, this is the chart over the last 52 days since its ipo. the stock ipo'd in the 20s. it was up 100% almost immediately and then it's basically flatlined until this recent breakout just this week. and i got to thinking, there was another stock that ipo 'd last year that had a similar pattern and that was go pro. went public in the 20s. it gapped up, had a successful ipo. flatlined for a couple months. this is the first 52 days. the chart blow

let us bring in dom. by itself a great list but you took it a step further because it is not just about target price gaps. also about dividend payouts. >> that's right, brian. a lot of these stocks these days that are recommended have a lot of attributes to them but in this day and age a lot of investors have focused on this idea of dividend payers. we took that list of 40 stocks that goldman put out for their recommendation list and narrowed it down to the top ten that have the highest dif depped pay-outs. we'll go through the first five right now. first of all you've got l3 communications. you can see here over the course of the past year it's up about 10%. it's respectable. goldman analysts think this has a 20% up side potential based on their analyst target prices. and it's got a 2% dividend yield. not too bad for l 3. another one we're looking at here is union pacific. a railroad company you can see here. this one has an actual dividend yield you can see here up about 16%. it's got a 2% dividend yiel

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dom as reports. -- dom as reports. >>> they promised peaceful demonstrations. when confront. violence broke out in melbourne. police many and forces spraying those against islam to those condemning them as racial bigots. >> they fear them. they don't understand, as australians we are supposed to be a welcoming people. >> reporter: over three months ago martin place in sydney was filled in flowers laid in memory of those that died in a siege in the cafe. on saturday, this. >> aussie aussie aussie. >> the same square chosen as the site. >> the muslims planning attacks at martin place. saying no to islam. no to extremists near. 300 extremist muslims dedicated to the takeover and down fall of we were civilisation. >> sydney's was expected to be the biggest protest in australia. rain kept the numbers down. >> terrible weather will have put off many. there's a few hundred people here coming together in the rain to reclaim australia. >> in brisbane more flags and more rhetoric. >> there are those working with the hand who wish to destroy all that is australian and our freedom. >> in

estimates down 5.4%. >> thanks very much, dom. got walmart executives here at big board today hosting the company's investor day. making the case to analysts and investors for growth strategy. a report in "the journal" says walmart's increasing pressure on its suppliers to cut prices part of an effort to turn around sluggish u.s. sales, separately walmart ceo urging the governor of arkansas to veto that state's religious freedom bill. a lot going on with walmart. the key, certainly that journal story today, indicating we're going after price, price, price of the that has always been the key to the strategy of course every day low prices. but the idea being that they want their suppliers to pull back a bit on marketing in store and otherwise put that savings into lowering prices that walmart and offer consumers because that's where competition comes and some believe that walmart has not been competitive on price. >> the data does back that up especially food. it had trouble keeping with making the lowest price offer to food. >> cos

attacks from neighbouring countries should dom an end. following the ceasefire we should have a situation where we can supply iranian support. >>> before flying recep tayyip erdogan met the interior minister. turkey suggested it may offer logistical support to saudi arabia as it carries out a military campaign against the houthis in yemen. the turkish president said nothing about yemen but referred to the region being in a rim of fire. if recep tayyip erdogan had anything to say about the late-night meeting with the saudis it wasn't for public consumption >>> four years ago a world first framework agreement of human trafficking was signed in the asia pacific, setting guidelines to help the region tackle the problem of the the illegal trade affects as many as 2.4 million at any one time. many victims are in the asia pacific region where there's around 3.5 billion refugees. some can be forced into slavery or the sex trade. many being children according to the united nations >>> in southern thailand people took matters into their own hands t

back over to you guys. >> dom chu.hanks for that. >> you see that and a $6.2 million share by him alone, it's something that makes you wednesday wonder. i'm long the stock. ultimately sometimes a liquidity infusion, it's actually positive for a stock. i don't think liquidity is that crucial of an issue for lions gate. this is the kind of thing, stocks down a couple percent in after hours. it's something they should shrug off. >> this is definitely -- is this a dip to buy? >> might be. i don't know where it's been priced. that's the tell to see how well it trades once it's priced. typically the secondaries get priced and thing to rallies, gives you a level to trade against. i'm with tim on this one. i like the name. >> the way you trade it is you wait for the secondary to come out, wait for that low to hold then get in and use that as your stock. >> lot of congestions in the charts around the $32 level. use that as your stop loss. whatever way you play it from 3rks32 is the number that sticks out. you know i'm going to

they'll dom their senses and -- come to their senses and tell their stooges in yemen to dom their senses and agree to the terms of the security council resolution. >> in the meantime the u.n. prompted saudi arabia to come up with some money, some funding, some aid. how will it get to those that need it? >> well the saudi - the u.n. ask everybody, every member of the u.n. to come with help to reach the sum of 274. but the king decided to do it all at once from saudi arabia. now there is a bridge in djibouti, and thanks to the djibouti government for allowing this with our ships and airlines going to all cities including sanaa. and ports, to bring aid to those who need it. the problem is complicated because how do you distribute the aid, and there are is number of fundamental organizations, the red cross, doctors without borders, and others who are trying to help, and we hope the houthis and their allies allow this to happen. it helped their own people and the rest of the yemenis. if they feel they are yemenis, they should allow this to happen. >> thank you, good to have you on the show. >

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have come back just a bit. >> just a bit. >> dom, thank you very much.ting for opportunities in this snarkt we've got three bargain stocks that are flying under the radar right now. and we're going to give you the names in a moment. ideas come into this world ugly and messy. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. don't just visit new york. visit tripadvisor new york. with millions of reviews and the best hotel prices... book your next trip at tripadvisor.com today. >>> 61 million iphone sales. almost $200 billion in cash on hand. those just some of the staggering stats coming out of apple's quarterly earnings last evening. the stock hitting all-time highs today. can the growth continue? josh lipton at our new san francisco bureau. hi, josh. >> tyler, the iphone is really what drives apple's business of course. that last earnings report that product did not disappoint. and more importantly, bulls are convinced there are still a lot of fa

. >>> still ahead phillies say it is waste too early to panic plus we will check with dom brown on the rehab assignment lehigh valley. and just like that the snow is gone. and parkas become jackets. and sweaters go down for a long nap. and off you go. and your backyard gets a whole lot bigger. and you're running... and climbing... and your gear gets lighter and trimmer, and fitter and smarter. and now every frozen second spent willing this day to come is just a warm fading memory. ♪ >>> the phillies had the night off, tomorrow they will begin a home seer wits the marlins. one and six road trip they just completed have left them with a four-nine record. >> you know it is not to fester, way too early to start panicking and doing all that kind of stuff. it is just a slow start. we have to take it one day at a time. >> we are losing because of one inning. we can get rid of that we would be all right. i think we are fine. our spirits are high. we are all coming in here and getting better and playing hard. >> phillies outfielder dom brownies making his thirdly high valley start. brownies com

thanks, dom. see you later. now the latest state to consider passing a religious freedom law that some say could discriminate against homosexuals. >> now walmart based in arkansas, of course, is speaking out and it appears arkansas's governor got the message loud and clear. larry kudlow can't wait to talk about this one next. business you have to work hard, know your numbers, and stay focused. i was determined to create new york city's first self-serve frozen yogurt franchise. and now you have 42 locations. the more i put into my business the more i get out of it. like 5x your rewards when you make select business purchases with your ink plus card from chase. and with ink, i choose how to redeem my points for things like cash or travel. how's the fro-yo? just peachy...literally. ink from chase. so you can. >>> well when walmart speaks or in this case its ceo people listen, and especially if you're in arkansas you better really pay attention. >>s you a probably know walmart's ceo said he wanted arkansas's governo

dom over to you. >>> pete najarian has joined us here at post 9.ou want a piece of any of them. >> the one that intrigues me is virtu, i feel like i understand the business better than the other two. but market maker firm or high frequenciors there's been all sorts of debate over that for years. but that's exactly where i was going. these guys, the profitability standpoint. >> they made money every day since january of 2008. >> i thought there was one miss. i thought there was a miss along the way. >> that's like. >> that's a pretty, that's awfully impressive, right? we have do look at that and just say this is something i think would you want to be a part of. depending on valuation levels and all the rest of that. this is a name that i think of the three really stands out most. >> etsy or party city? >> party city. >> party city. i like the retail locations that they have. i like the brand familiarity that customers have with it. etsy, people are getting comfortable with it. >> did you get any of these valuations? >> we did get some for the wealth

thank you, dom. two ipos at the nasdaq.get etsy on the not uncontroversial high frequency trader virtue. bobby is at the nasdaq to handle that. >> finally, some excitement in ipo land. i was getting worried. three pricing at the high end. i'm here to talk about virtue pricing at $19. that is the high end. in the next hour we'll have an exclusive interview with the founder vincent viola. this will be interesting. virtu are controversial. they are a market maker but others call them a high frequency trading firm. we'll talk about the distinctions. and that famous controversial comment made in the s-1 last year they only had one day of trading losses in six years. that streak continued in 2014. what's the secret sauce? how exactly do they do it? of course they trade 10,000 securities across 30 countries. we'll talk about that and how they make their money, and the future of trading in the next hour. >> back to you. >> bob pisani at the nasdaq. let's get to rick santelli. >> good morning, carl. we could talk about normal all da

dom now for a market flash. dom. >> sarah, shares of pentair are trading lower. all day long. industrial machinery is cutting its first quarter guidance. it sites the strong dollar and lower than expected oil and gas industry demand. this company does a lot of things with fluid technologies, so, sarah, a down day for them. back to you. >> thanks, dom. >> a check on the bond market on the back of that ten-year note. top of the hour rick santelli tracking the action at the cme. rick. >> hi, sarah. if you look at intra dah, you can see that we do see the yields dropping a bit after the auction. it wasn't a great auction. it was average. we have been building concessions in our week meaning higher yield, lower prices for the people in the auction to participate and it made a huge difference. maybe it gives you a better story why we turn and basically we're sitting at yesterday's high yields. if we look at what's going on from december 1st of 2014 on a five versus 30 spread you can see it's starting to steepen, and it's important because if you open the chart back to

back to you. >> all right dom. great stuff as always. thank you very much. >> your take on what ge is doing? >> buybacks are not all created equally, and you have to look at what warren buffett says about buybacks. what he says is they're fine as long as they're blocked below the intrinsic value, and the numbers dom just showed you are interesting because, you know he is talking about something that's occurred in with tremendous bull market. you never want to see the company buying back shares and having the shares go well lower because then it really wasn't a bargain. >> that is live video happening with tim cook the ceo of apple talking to a well bearded man in the apple watch or apple store, obviously, looking and talking about the apple watch. if tim cook happens to go to our camera, josh lipton is there. if he says anything he will obviously bring that to you. there he is tim cook hanging out. some of the myriad of people looking to buy the apple watch. all right. let's go back now to the man who bought the first apple monicle, whic

back to you. >> we'll talk a little a la carte, dom. verizon slicing up its bundle packages to give consumers more choice over the channels they pay for. >> the public has been clammering for this pick and choose package. now that it's here is it going to be a success? richard tullow from albert freed is here. he says it's a good idea. amy, i'm with you, i added this up. i have amazon streaming, netflix, i'm paying for itunes and buying things on there. i have spotify. my bills are adding up and i don't have the a la carte package. is this the future? >> if you sin netically bundle what you're currently offering or have as a consumer the package actually ends up being more expensive. if you sin netically bundle netflix with amazon and hbo, i think the bill ends up being much more than $120 a month. we'll see if packages like these take off. >> that's exactly what i was going to ask. do we have a way of gauging from consumer surveys how much people are spending if you add up the streaming services on their own. >> we did a town check, ri

dom?weet because tomorrow there's a slew of them but here are the highlights. of course, goldman sachs will be the big one people watch because it's going to give us a more pure play look into the financial sector from just the investment banking and trading standpoint. not mixed in with a lot of other commercial banking and lending. citigroup and american express after the bale tomorrow. united health group, definitely a slew of companies to watch. back over to you. >> all right. coming up, a nail-biting close call in illinois. >> one trucker got up close and personal with a tornado. we'll somehow you the incredible video when we come back. new york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all t

so again, those shares down by about 7%. >> thanks, dom.e also venture capitalists. up next they weigh in from everything from their latest investments to the streaming music wars. qo:é@d8j8j8j >>> welcome back. rock band lincoln park rocking out the stage and now planning to rock startups. the bapd membernd members started machine shop ventures and it invests in early startups. joining me now are mike and brad of lincoln park. gentlemen, welcome to closing bell. >> thanks for having us. we're stoked to be here. >> you're about to plan a big investment. can you give us some hints? >> we're excited. we're a rock band we're not experts in finance or tech beyond the fact that we're experts in communicating with a global fan base. if we can engage directly with really smart people building companies that are innovating or are have potential to become a global category of one, this is just a way for us to support those organizations that we really care about. >> any further hints? that's pretty broad. >> we're working on four deals right now, th

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for me, the london property market is one thing and the non-dom status part of that is the same storyy: it is. as is the concern around a whole multitude of factors. what he's saying on the property story is that at the moment, super prime is probably flatlining. a lot of agents talking about deals falling through. on the non-dom stuff, he genuinely doesn't believe that once miliband, if he were to be in office, that he wouldn't push it as aggressively. maybe the mansion tax wouldn't be a factor. nevertheless, he still believes that is a good trade. jonathan: bob, how mobile are these guys? bob: what i find fascinating is the fact that every time there's a geopolitical crisis or economic crisis anywhere in the world, we see a new flood of foreign money coming into what is still a fairly small london real estate market. one of the factors guy talks about the super prime market, central london is that significant supplier. i think for this super prime market, we also have to compare that with prices in manhattan or other leading u.s. cities such as san francisco. actually, london does n

it's not illegal to dom the united states to have a baby. disposing that will leave the customs inspector. they have power to make that just and turn sun around. is $another way to proceed with this. do you say i'd like to have a kid. i'd like him to go - live and work in the united states. i don't want to go to a broker. it there a straight forward way to do that? explaining that to a counsel official is a sure way to be rejected, and that's why countries charge fees, they appear to be engaged in fraud. it's just with people coming to the united states for improper reasons >> you begin by talking about a safety hatch. in a complicated world, will we see more of this? >> i don't know how to answer the question. i think it's something that has reached the news because of this one in southern california. generally we have not heard a lot about it. people doing it on their own is probably saying it is something that will occur less. >> thank you for meeting with us on "inside story". for much of american history, getting here, staying was less

. >> dom, thanks very much.ant to talk about box, but first, i just saw you're wearing an apple watch. so you got it -- how do you like it? >> it's actually pretty awesome. i owned -- microsoft had a watch about ten years ago. >> unfortunate product. >> and it was really really good at telling you the weather. so now this is exciting to have something that keeps you up to date and it's fun to wear -- >> you're not involved with apple but you are a consumer. would you recommend it? >> if you are already in the apple universe, i would definitely recommend it. it's a perfect accessory to your phone. they have to get the battery thing right. but so far, it's been pretty fun. >> spontaneous apple watch discuss breaking out here. you are on a panel here -- the conference, the viewers are like, where is sullivan and why is he doing this? it's the greatest conference -- you have a panel called what keeps a ceo up at night? you're a young guy running a company. permanent deflationary environment -- >> good thing for us.

. >> firstly, i want to clarify that dom non dom rule makes no difference to me or my family. it is all well taken care of. as i mentioned earlier, i like to analyze things when someone issues a statement or someone where the world's attention is drawn. firstly i would like to complement emily for coming up with this right idea. which gives hope to him. again, i have met him personally he is very sensible and a person with death -- depth. he has fire in his belly, each and everyone who wants to come to the election and disappointed candidate to become the leader wants to be there. at the time of the election everyone tries to see, what are the points or issues which can make the vote swing. once he or she is in the chair they start analyzing that london is a beautiful city you have a good financial center. it is easy to do business, you have beautiful parks and beautiful restaurants each and everyone in the world whether a taxi driver or barber or rich man or poor man his divine or is come to live here. do you think that mr. miliband with all of his wisdom would like this to d

do you think the non-dom issue would wreak havoc -- we are in mayfair, the heart of non-dom. >> thisax is terrifying everybody. if there's talk of a 1% value, you have a house which is worth say $15 million, you are paying $150,000 a year. you'd better sell your house, or you rent it. you rent a house for that. manus: here we are, going to this election. none of the leaders have a clear lead. what has this tory administration done wrong that they haven't convinced the country of the constructive things that they've done? what has gone wrong for cameron? >> i don't think there's a clear idea of where they are going. as a lifetime conservative supporter, i don't have a sense of the direction in which cameron wants to go. i think that's something that filters all the way through. francine: all right. i like it when ceo's weigh in on the elections. we've spoken to a couple ceo's, and they say, the coalition hasn't been doing that bad. guy: a lot of people don't like the idea of coalitions. staying on the elections predicting record levels of betting on next thursday's vote. one of the ve

there's talk in mosques in the dom of impressing military service on the youth. this happened once it's reached the 18th day without results. fighting is raging in yemen, in all parts of the country, particularly the middle and aden where the houthis are there, and the campaign to dislodge them is escalating. the red cross has brought some relief but it's far from what is needed for thousands who have been displaces wounded and need help. >> aid groups say they are struggling to deal with civilian casualties food and water is dwindling, prices sky rocketing. we met one family. >> this is a backdrop. the mountains are a base to those that backed the houthis and have been targeted by saudi-led coalitions. those close by no longer feel safe. we didn't know the war would come. my daughter things will fall all the time. when the shelling comes we have nowhere to go. we don't know if we'll die. we live in a state of fear and don't leave the house. >> reporter: this woman lives with five daughters, a son, daughter-in-law and grandchild. pointing to a room where the forc

what do you make of the plans to abolish the non-dom status. >> it's very popular in britain. it's popular with both main parties and certainly all the smaller parties and the first thing to say about it is whether it's a good idea or not for the economy, whether you approve it or not from an ethical standpoint which i think most people do it's almost certainly going to happen or some very significant changes in the non-dom status are going to happen more or less i think regardless of the outcome of the election but obviously particularly if there is a labor led government. that is going to have a major impact on financial markets and particularly on sterling because there has been such an enormous inflow of foreign capital into britain because britain has become the strongest, most reliable tax haven in the world for extremely wealthy people who are not taxed on any of their global income if they establish residence in the u.k. so if the non-dom status changes, there will be a reversible of the capital flow. >> that policy causes some people to say that it will be bad for lab

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dom? >> melissa, 30-year bond auction or the reopening, the reselling of 29 year ten month bonds gone off at yield of 2.97%, comparing to a 2.567 yield right before the auction, a limit weakness in bond prices pushing yields higher. interesting statistics the bid to cover ratio was 2.28 18 weaker than the average over the last ten of these auctions a 2.46, that curtesy of street account. they calculate that indirect participation, indirect bidders, came in at 51.3%, higher than the overall ten auction average of 48.64% as provided by street account. again, indirect bidders important because they represent those foreign and central banks as part of the particular group. again, we are moving to the highest levels of the session on that 30-year treasury note on the heels of the auction. again, 2.597 yield coming in a little higher than it was when we went into the particular auction. melissa, back to you. >> dom chu, thank you. delays, tarmac times, mishandled bags, how did airlines do throug

. >> you are showing me wizz dom to be a jedi is to know the value of friendship, compassion and loyaltyin a marriage -- >> i can get married! no way! >> reporter: he is already planning his future jedi wedding. >> if i ever get married, my mom is going to be at my wedding. >> yes. i will read the letter. >> thank you, george lucus. >> apparently he is doing planning. he got in a little bit of trouble shortly after receiving that letter because apparently he has already started asking a number of girls in his class to marry him. >> you can not start too early, can you? [ laughter ] >> practice makes perfect. we look out over, well, coit tower. a lot of overcast weather out there. fog hanging out on the shoreline much of the morning and afternoon. clouds will thicken as the numbers come down in the response to the deeper marine layer. warm inland. concord, 77 degrees, that is why we are shivering in our boots. livermore, 76. and, santa rosa at 66 degrees. out the door in the morning, low clouds again at the shoreline, 48 degrees around the bay, cloudy, 52, inland, in the low 50s with part

passengers will notice increased security screenings and randall dom searches of luggage. >>> the goldene bridge officials want help with a drone problem at the bridge. they say the unmanned aircraft are flying past security fences and sense are sos where -- sensors where no photograph isy allowed and one crash landed on the bridge. the golden gate transportation district is asking senator dianne feinstein and the faa for regulations that would cite drone operators for trespassing in offlimit areas. >> up next at 6:00 the uc berkeley teen getting creative to bring cheap and clean power to rural africa. >> part of the bay area is about to warm up. drew tuma tells you who is going to feel the heat. >> in sports, bob melvin ended up a spectator today. we'll show you we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do w

. >> phillies finalize opening roster dom brown on the disabled list and jeff frankkore makes the team. jordan davrpingz was sent to aaa. projected starting lineup for the opener against the red sox. dubell her ar awill be starting field fielder and cole hamels will start the opener for the second time in three years. >> the purpose behind every day is to win as many ball games as you can and host a trophy at the end of the day and take a parade. it's something where we get to decide what we want to do thisary and it all starts monday. >>> shane victorino and boston red sox getting one last workout in citizens bank park today before tomorrow's opener since flyin' hawaiian was traded they have not made a spot. >>> sixers earn big apple tonight 7:30 against knicks one of the only two teams in fba with a worse record. nerlens noel plays despite getting knocked out of last night's game with a cut on right eyelid. >> coaching at brook haven junior high and sun valley high in 19 70s has wisconsin in national championship game. tomorrow, against duke, after biggest upset of the season last ni

. >>> a full game after reporting to aaa, dom brown reported to lehigh valley. manny pacquiao and floyd merriweather held their last stare down before the bout. the promotion continues. >> it's time to fight now you guys came out here to see excitement and a great event and i think that is what both competitors bring to the table, excitement. >> saturday night. it will be a good day saturday. the final rounds of the draft and kentucky derby and the fight. >> best two minutes in sports. >> we'll see. >> local rugby fans are in for a real treat this summer the mens rugby team the eagles will take on a top english club at ppl park, they last played at ppl park to a soldout crowd in 2013 they will take on the harrell quinns. the match takes place. jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especi

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>>> it is america versus china in a face off for global economic dom naying, the white house -- domination the white house wants to fast-track an asian trade deal freezing the chinese ou. it's bad for the american worker says a man i talk to. >>> china's balance with a push to plug asia's infrastructure trap. you hear from a man calling it a wake-up call for washington. om-ali velshi this is -- i'm ali velshi this is "real money". >>> is this a battle brewing between america's influence and americans interest? union leaders, environmentalists and a loud major city of congressman are on the left slamming president obama for his support of the trans-pacific partnership. others insist that the president and his forehands on the right are lined behind the controversial trade pack are doing what the u.s. needs to do to be competitive in the face of china's growing influence. the first question is not about china or the politics, it's direct. what is controversial about a trade deal. >> the trans-pacific partnership removes the trade barriers and tariffs around countries in the pacific rim. taki

is there something wrong, an athletic surf dom, getting a good deem in scholarships or a shot at the pros? it's the "inside story" . welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. go to an older school and it's not hard to find a college or university's museum to itself. glass trophy cases ancient track shoes, slightly deflated basketballs and footballs painted with the results of a particularly crucial historic game and those ancient photographs collections of very old images of very serious young men and young women staring back at the photographer waiting to give it all for the good old alma mater. those seep ya photographs shape the organization of today, the kid whose talent has given him a scholarship or maybe a shot at a professional team. you don't hear much about the tsunami of money running through scholastic athletics for all of the people except the running guards and the high jumpers and the ones who people watch. it would be unthinkable for those guys in the leather helmets to ask to be paid. but they didn't play for coaches who make millions and stadiums that make hundreds

he said brokers hold the key to the king dom. >> they know what i buy, whether it's underwear, shoes, cars, houses. >> they know in some cases more about me than friends and relatives do. they know more about you than you do. >> reporter: at the world's largest information security conference in san francisco, the buzz was all about keeping your data safe from malware, spambots and other threats. pam dix job, the executive director of the forum says the real threat is not what hackers and thieves can steal, but what we hand over about ourselves free. >> the guys are good at keeping threats away. it doesn't mean companies can't will. >> all that gets pushed into a big giant information soup, and what comes out at the other end is the profiling of individual consumers. self-improvement and health wellness offers. >> at a san diego office, dixon showed us the profiles and left that manynd up on. >> here is a list that assess alcohol drinkers, adult. do i really want my name on this drinker. >> reporter: dixon says scores of lifts are for sale. >> i see everything from dry sores. >> repor

dom giordano, talk-show host. >> morning, matt. >> hello, dom.ing, law professor at temple. >> hey, matt. >> hey, jan. and renee amoore, g.o.p. state official. >> good morning. >> good morning to you all. thanks for joining us. let's get right into our top story here. kathleen kane -- the problems continue to mount for her. search warrants were served at two offices of the pennsylvania attorney general -- one in harrisburg, the other in norristown. and also, a judge has ordered kane to explain the firing of james barker. you see, he was a prosecutor in her office who had testified during a grand-jury investigation into leaks at the a.g.'s office.

dom brown will and joy they optioned him to aaa and the outfielder is rehabbing an achilles injury he is batting with the iron pigs and has 72 hours to report. >> the phillies visit the cardinals and coal hamles gave up one run in two innings and ben revere drove in a pair of runs and gave the phils a lead for good. tonight the phillies send 22-year-old righty gonzales to the mound in his major league debut. >> that is sports. >>> thank you ducis dozens of students suited up for play day at ppl park. the students also got a tour of the park. soccer is a way to fight childhood obesity and promote healthy lifestyles. >>> closed caption is brought to you we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> accuweather says the heat is on.

passengers will notice increased security screenings and randall dom searches of luggage. >>> the golden gate bridge officials want help with a drone problem at the bridge. they say the unmanned aircraft are flying past security fences and sense are sos where -- sensors where no photograph isy allowed and one crash landed on the bridge. the golden gate transportation district is asking senator dianne feinstein and the faa for regulations that would cite drone operators for trespassing in offlimit areas. >> up next at 6:00 the uc berkeley teen getting creative to bring cheap and clean power to rural africa. >> part of the bay area is about to warm up. drew tuma tells you who is going to feel the heat. >> in sports, bob melvin ended up a spectator today. we'll show you what got >>> bay area baseball fans are teaming up to help the troops overseas. abc7 was at san jose's municipality stadium where the san jose giants host evidence operation care and comfort. dozen of volunteers box up packages with food and clothing, many volunteers are veterans or in the military. >> a way to give back. i