the disaster have arrived in malta and the meeting will take place in luxonburg where al jazeera dominickis and talking about the cold air for new measures and new policy what are we expecting to get out of the european union ministers' meeting behind you? >> well sammy, it's a day of meetings and of high-powered meetings of minister the foreign ministers who were due to be here today and interior people have been invited as well perhaps the indication of seriousness of which the eu is taking the unfolding situation in the med strain yanukovich sea and the eu foreign policy chief spoke to reporters on her way in to meetings and stressed from the eu point of view it was now imperative to act. >> i felt it was our moral duty to concentrate also on our responsibility as europeans to prevent this kind of tragedys to happen again and again. let me say that the main issue here is to build together a common sense of european responsibility on what is happening in the mediterranean, knowing there is no easy solution, there is no magic solution but there is a responsibility we have to exercise tog

dominick chiao takes a look at what to expect and why this group is so important to investors. >> there's a reason why so many investors care about what happens in the financial sector that sector is the second most heavily weighted one in the entire large cap s&p 500 index. financials are expected to be a bright spot with the highest anticipated earnings growth of any sector out there. >> there are a number of things working in their favor. >> the key tail for financials is really rates. and the expected rising of rate environment. if you look historically at the last four rate hike cycles. financials outperformed the overall market. that makes sense. a particular insurer should benefit from a rising rate enenvironment. >> a host of big cap names will report later on this week and next. including jpmorgan chase, wells fargo, bank of america, goldman sachs and city group 37. and every analyst has their favorite. >> i like morgan stanley, given the fact that they're changing more to a wealth oriented business m half of their earnings is coming from institutional opportunities. >> it's not

we have been hearing that may be very difficult indeed sammy. >> all right, thanks so much with dominicke there. forces loyal to yemen's president have been involved in fierce clashes near the presidential residence. they regained control of the complex in the southern port city of aiden from houthi fighters and the alliance said it destroyed most of the air defense capabilities and cannot be used by the houthis. >> translator: the operation of the houthi groups is becoming more isolated and cannot contact each other across different areas because we targeted communications infrastructure and equipment especially near the saudi border. >> reporter: meanwhile oxfan is criticized the coalition after a warehouse in the region was hit by an air strike and the organization said it shared detailed information about the location of its facilities and that the warehouse had no military value. grant is the head of the advocacy section and is live on the line from onman and good to have you with us the general line from saudi authorities is that they do not target any civilian targets. can you exc

dominick kane, al jazerra luxembourg. >>> to yemen now where forces loyal to president hadi say theye pushed back houthi fighters and taken control of their positions near aden airport. this was the scene in the neighborhood in aden as you can see there are street battles between fighters loyal to president hadi who is now in exile in saudi arabia and forces that support the former long-team president saleh. there has also been heavy fighting in the city forces gaining ground following saudi-led air strikes targeting houthi positions. saudi forces confirm that he targeted place on his monday at least 43 killed, 341 injured in that explosion. >> reporter: in more than three weeks of bombing, this was one of the largest attacks yet. the target was a and you had missile base. but the massive explosion killed dozens of people, destroying nearby buildings and blowing out windows in homes and offices? also damaged a television station owned by the former president saleh. knocking it off the air. picking through the devastation local residents voiced their anger. >> translator: the munition

the crisis was discussed from germany where dominick caine reports. >>reporter: a moment of silence. after a day of meetings here the eu foreign policy chief said it was now imperative to act. >> i think that today we are developing a truly european sense of urgency and solidarity solidarity in fighting human trafficking. finally. >>reporter: the proposed new measures include strengthening its mission in niger, destroying boats used by traffickers which are often unseaworthy or illegal. to strengthen and give more money to rescue operations and to get member states to share responsibility for the resettlement and relocation of refugees. because the country that has borne the brunt of the migrant wave says it can no longer cope on its own. >> it's a european emergency. it's not the problem to help italy. it's a problem to help europe. you can't have a european emergency and an italian answer. >>reporter: that's the answer to the operation which cost more than $100 million during the 12 months it ran for and which was closed down last year. many migrant

his colleague to get back in the cockpit for the disaster that unfolted on the 24th of march. >> dominickondent there and we will take a look at the weather now and here is everton and where are you starting? >> south africa with good old fashion awesome storms rumbling away and the satellite picture the east side of the country plenty of cloud around and going to the southern indian ocean and storms pushing up 66 millimeters of rain in only 24 hours. the showers staying in a pretty similar place as we go on through the next couple days and so more showers on the eastern side of southern africa stretching across zimbabwe wayand zambia and sliding further south words through sunday and easing there for malowai and big downpours as well as rains and you can see the nice line of shower cloud coming from ethiopia and kenya and uganda and gulf of guinea and 57 millimeters of rain in 24 hours and the numbers are around for center part of kenya and 5 millimeters of rain in just 24 hours, same chain of cloud pushing across into here 150 millimeters of rain twice as much rainfall across this parti

24 bodies that have been recovered have now arrived in malta and eu taking place in luxonburg and dominicke is there and what is brewing there? >> well, it's a day of high-powered meetings at the european council. originally it was supposed to be the foreign ministers' meeting for the regular cancelled meeting and now interior ministers will also be here giving a sense of how important the eu sees this unfolding situation in the mediterranean. a few hours ago the foreign policy chief just before going into the foreign ministers' meeting she spoke to reporters and said she felt that what was happening and unfolding made it imperative to act. >> i felt it was our moral duty to concentrate also now on our responsibility as europeans to prevent these tragedies to happen again and again. the main issue here is to build together a common sense of european responsibility on what is happening in the mediterranean, knowing there is no easy solution there is no magic solution but there is a responsibility that we have to exercise together as europeans. and consistent and coherent way. >> reporter: a

. >> dominick kane reporting from luxembourg. >>> we're joined villa skype from milan judith, thank you for your time. why are migrants coming across reached these levels. >> i think we should talk about the number of migrants and asylum seekers who have died so far this year in over three months we're looking at an estimated of over 1,600 people who have died trying to reach safety and a better life in europe. why are people attempting these dangerous journeys, i think most of the people based on our testimonies, our research, most people are fully aware of the danger. they're taking these journeys because they feel they have no other option. many are fleeing persecution and war. half of those who arrived last year in 2014 were from syria to give a sense of the kinds of people who are desperate enough to risk their lives on these unseaworthy boats. we have seen a significant increase in the number of people attempting the journey. obviously the multiple humanitarian crisis in the world today are feeding this human mobility and the situation in libya are facilitating the depastures. >>

dominick cane, al jazeera, luxonburg. >>> the u.n.eeds $30 million in aid for palestinians stuck in a syrian refugee camp they are in a camp by damascus is mainly controlled by i.s.i.l. following intense fighting earlier this month and humanitarian situation there has been described as desperate. and was set up in 1957 for palestinian refugees. syria president bashar al-assad is denying allegations they used chlorine gas as a weapon and made comments in a rare interview with the french and says it's an iraqi export and blames u.s. there for the rise in the group. >> created in 2006 under the supervision of the americans and iraq and i wasn't controlling iraq america controlled iraq and i.s.i.l. came from iraq to syria and it's chaos and when you have chaos at your neighborhood you have to expect it in your area. >> reporter: dutch police arrested a man suspected of involvement in a fire at the british embassy in the hague, firefighters say the blaze is under control and nobody has been hurt. 93-year-old known as the accountant is on t

back over to you. >> dominick chu back at hq, thanks. >>> it's been a good year for netflix down today0% in 2015. we're going to talk to rosario dawson, star of the new netflix hit, "daredevil," later on. but first, rick santelli, what are you watching? >> we saw the press conference today. we did see confetti. but we didn't see mario draghi talk about bubbles much. we're going to talk about why that impacts the euro versus dollar trade after the break. >>> the top of the hour, all over this big move in crude today, plus, bold predictions about the future of yahoo from the company's former interim ceo, ross levinson, you don't want to miss what he has to say about marissa mayer. >>> plus shake shack enjoying big ipo success. is it time to double up on the burger joint? >>> we go around the world with a five-star fund manager to find the best place to invest right here right now. carl, see you in about ten. >>> thanks a lot. let's get to the cme group and check in with rick santelli, the santelli exchange. good morning, rick. >> good morning, carl. today was an interesting day, being on

dominick's on frankford avenue in holmesburg.Ñi strange was a navy s.e.a.l.ghanistan. >>>Ñi a source said investigators were lookingt( forok e-mails when a >>> a montgomery countyñr judge orderemrakne to appear ini] court on april 27th. judge william carpenter wants kane to explain why her office fired a top prosecutor who was also an investigator in a grand jury investigation.okt( kane's office says the firingçó was part of restructureing. kane's attorney says i can assure judge carpenter that the last two years, appropriate management decisions. her chief of staff resig/li last week after only four months on the job. her spokeswoman also gave her >>> next therez]is new video of what led up to that deadly police shooting in south carolina. we'll have an update on the investigate as family and friends prepare today to say good-bye to the unarmed man killed by the officer.e1 >>> plus history in the qmaking. how this handshake between president obama and cuban president raul castro is setting up a groundbreaking meeting. saturday morní>q we're waking up to so

dominick caine has been to visit one small company which says german values are the key to success. >>reporter: for 20 years, she has been turning out high-grade steel products. it has a staff of 57 workers and an annual turnover of more than $26 million. it's what germans call a small or medium term enterprise. the workers pride themselves on their efficiency competence, and innovation. >>reporter: we germans have certain character traits at this time that are seen as difficult in europe ambitious, making us -- during this so-called crisis. >>reporter: small and medium-term enterprises are what helped to form the backbone of germany. they benefit from business-friendly conditions and grow through exports through the rest of the european union. but the political opposition in germany believes the growth here, they say another solution is needed. >> we are remembering the master plan and there was money given to west germany to restart and economy to strengthen the economy and that's what we need for europe and for greece too. >>reporter: one analyst told me it's wrong to think leade

you will not see outfielder dominick brown on the big league club.rown option to triple a lehigh valley. been in the minor lesion re will be assignment for achilles tendonitis and was hitting all of 189. in the minor leagues. as far as i'm concerned they can leave him there another player that i think the phillies have over valued. houston against the dallas mavs james i think here murray should the mvp. wrap up game for houston james harden, hit the three right there he had 28 points, 28 this guy can play. houston wins this series four games to one over the mavs. they advance they win it 103 to the four. and, the -- to 94. the draft a day away. phillies play again tonight in st. louis. that's sports in a minute. >> by the way phillies won eight games. >> more than we thought. >> this is weird. what's up with budweiser people? a joke? about rape? bud light apologizing big time for something they had on one of their labels. >> and we are getting close to about an hour and a half after the curfews end in the baltimore, steve keeley there now with the l

this cell phone video captured the scuffle that ensued on the front lawn of the white house after dominicksagna scaled the fence. he punches secret service dogs before being brought down. he appeared in federal court this morning and pled guilty to a one count misdemeanor of entering a restricted space. he could face a maximum of one year in jail and a $100,000 fine. his arrest was just one in a series of recent fence-jumping incidents that focused attention on white house security and the fence itself. now changes are on the way. approval has been given to bolt steel spikes on top of the existing fence to make it harder to climb. other changes being considered include remacing the fence with a taller one that's ten feet high and building a second fence inside the perimeter creating a double barrier. it looks like sentencing could happen in early july. he could face a maximum of one year in jail as well as $100,000 fine. his attorney though, is asking for time served. in northwest, megan mcgrath news 4. >> thank you, megan. >>> we want to get you caught up on our top stories. >>> starting

and as soon as detective dominick spinelli walked into the bedroom, he thought he knew why. >> next to the bed, i saw an anti-freeze container on the floor. empty bottle. a bottle of apricot brandy and two glasses. one of the glasses was half full of anti freeze. so thought he may have gotten in an argument and went through a depression and may have conducted suicide. >> reporter: detectives conduct a routine interview with stacey. she tells them of her husband's depression since his father's death. she said he was worried about his business, as well. >> the business was a strain on him. he was under a lot of stress to get things done. i think that maybe he, for whatever reason himself didn't feel happy. >> reporter: detectives looked around the house, taking items from the bedroom, the glasses, the anti-freeze container. in the kitchen garbage, they discover something else. >> after pulling a few pieces of paper out, i find a turkey baster. when i picked it up, i saw droplets inside it. i pulled the rubber ball off the end of it, and it smelled like alcohol. i found that very odd. no

dominick's in holmesburg. strange was a navy s.e.a.l. who died in a helicopter crash in afghanistan. >>> philly.com is reporting that investigators served search warrants at two of pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane's offices yesterday. a source said investigators were looking for e-mails. a grand jury has called for kane to be charged with perjury and other crimes for leaking grand jury information from a 2009 investigation. yesterday, a montgomery county judge ordered kane to appear in court on april 27. >>. judge william carpenter wants kane to explain why her office hired a top prosecutor who was also a witness in the grand jury investigation. the judge ordered there be no retaliation against witnesses in the kane case. kane's office says the firing was part of a restructuring. kane's lawyer released this statement that says i can reassure judge carpenter that the personnel decisions over the last two years, including most recent ones were 100% appropriate management decisions by attorney general kane. >>> meanwhile, kane's

you will not see outfielder dominick brown on the big league club.wn was option to triple a league high valley, in the minor leagues for achilles tendonitis hit cents 189. the mets big one monday, to miami playing the marlins again, tied at three-three in the eighth. but michael morris, with the base hit for the miami marlins. they go onto lead the game and win the game four-three, over the mets. >>> houston trying to close out series against dallas here, has to be in the mvp in the league this year. james harden, 28 points they lead the series houston does three games to one going into this game. and james harden, was on fire, again. this guy can really play and really shoot. the mavericks win it, or the mavericks lose it, rock its win it 103-94 that's sports in a minutement and i'm howard eskin. >> the rioting in baltimore also having effect on major league baseball. >> orioles and the white sox will play today at camden yard but without any fans there. only players will be allowed in the stadium first in baseball's 145 year history. waist best for

the department says that several of its officers noticed 30-year-old dominick wise walking in circles in street on sunday night. they say he appeared to be intoxicated. he started kicking and swinging at them and injuring one officer, in fact and at that point, they used their stun guns, wise collapsed and later died at the hospital. the culpepper police department is also investigating. an ohio man appeared in court charged with killing a maryland boy ask dumping his body in the creek. police say curt flood said he believed that the 1-year-old had demons and he beat the toddler to get rid of them. his body was found stuffed in a backpack. his mother 25-year-old denisha stevens had stayed with flood at a home near where beckford's body was found on december 31st. a fourth man has been convicted in the shooting death of the redskins player taylor. today, charles widlow was sentenceed to 30 years after he pleaded guilty. two others have been sentenced leaving one more defendant awaiting trial. today, by the way, would have been shawn taylor's 32nd birthday. alison: a possible confession

you will not see outfielder dominick brown on the big league club.rown was optioned to triple a lehigh valley. he's been in the minor lesion rehab assignment for achilles tendonitis hitting all of 189 in the minor leagues as far as i'm concerned think lever him there. another player i think phillies over valued. houston trying to close out their series against the mavs. here another great game. this is the wrap up game for houston james harden hilt the three right there he had 28 points 28. this guy can play. houston wins the series four games to one over the mavs. they advance. they win it 103 to 94. and the draft oh it is a day away. and we're getting ready. and the phillies play again tonight in st. louis. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> on a serious sports note the rioting in baltimore also having effect on major league sports. >> yes, the orioles and the white sox, will play today at camden yard's but there will be no fans. so what you see there that's how it will look. the gate will be closed to the public only the players will

police spotted dominick wise who appeared to be intoxicated walking in circles on bell avenue. when officers tried to get him out of the street, they say he swung and kicked at him. an officer used a stun gun. during the struggle officers also found a knife on wise. wise was taken to the hospital, but he died the next day. virginia state police are looking into this. >>> a small group of activists wanting greater autonomy for the district took their fight to capitol hill. the group is with d.c. vote. the three of them there they plan to visit republican senator ted cruz of texas florida's marco rubio senator james lankford of oklahoma and congressman jim jordan from ohio. >> it's outrageous, absolutely outrageous, that four lawmakers from the states of texas oklahoma, florida, and ohio would dare come to try to legislate for the people of the district of columbia. we won't have it. we won't stand for it. >> those activists also launched a social media campaign targeting supporters of d.c. equality in the lawmakers' home states. >>> more than 100 students are on strike today fro

cell phone video captured the scene after dominick awed sa asauhn ya scaled the fence and scuffled with seek service. today in federal court he pleaded guilty to one count of entering restricted space one of several incidents that prompted plans to modify the white house perimeter and heighten the fence to make it more difficult to climb of. >>> it is the story that has so many of you venting your frustration today on social media. now some good news for the local mother and a little boy whose wheelchair was stolen. their quick change of luck "first at 4". >>> not so fast. "first at 4" why plans to improve a traffic mess just hit a >>> today marks two years since a deadly explosion rocked the small town of west, texas. it started as a fire at a fertilizer plant that led to the blast which killed 15 people and injured more than 200 others. some 300 also lost their homes. the town will remember the victims tonight at a vigil that starts at 7:51 local time, the exact time of that explosion. >>> this sunday, there will be a new search for two young children missing for months from montgomer

dominick adasanya pleaded guilty to entering a restricted space. this plea deal gives him one year of supervised release which prohibits him from entering the district except for his court appearances. just a short time ago, a judge agreed to release him until he is sentenced in july. however, he is still being held because he has other charges against him. >>> a gas station worker is recovering tonight after a man hit him in the head with what appeared to be a handgun. police tell us the man went to rob this shell station during a shift change this morning. at some point, he hit one of the clerks, then took off running. this happened at colesville road and university boulevard in silver spring. we're told the surveillance camera captured the robbery but the suspect covered his face. >> there is concern tonight for a germantown teenager missing since yesterday morning. 16-year-old mervin revis chang from mill haven place was last seen when he was dropped off at school. he has not been heard from since. he's 5'8", 140 pounds, brown eyes and short br

tell us the concept behind your dominick ansel kitchen. work. >> let's do it. ♪ >> this is the first one. this is our bread croissant. you like this? >> by far, one of the the best things i have eaten in my life. >> the lemon tart. for this we do something fun. we use a milk shake maker. we emulsify the curds. it is better when you order it. this is the ham and cheese croissant. a little bit of boursin cream on the bottom. and a croissant. >> here we go. ♪ >> so food. thank you, my friend. >> you have a good time? >> phenomenal. i'm in love. >> michael looks pretty happy. he should have brought some here. you'll see more on "nightline" tonight. >>> it's "gma" survival week. this morning, matt gutman is here to tell us how the stay alive if you find yourself stranded on a deserted island. matt's stranded as we speak. >> reporter: good morning, amy, everyone. "gma" dumped me on an island off the coast of mexico. %-pihad towim toshore with nothing. just a shirt like this. and advice from people what had been through the real thing. an illin

i'll miss watching amanda run track and daniella play volleyball and anthony play football and dominicky soccer. but i have chosen this course because this election -- this election is about them. theirs is the most important generation. and i'll tell you why. because if we can capture the promise of this new century, they will be the freest and the most prosperous americans that have ever lived. but if we fail they will be the first generation of americans to inherit a country worse off than the one left for their parents. the final verdict on our generation will be written by americans who have not yet been born. let us make sure they record that we made the right choice that in the early years of this century faced with a rapidly changing and uncertain world our generation rose to face the great challenges of our time. and because we did, because we did, there was still one place in the world where who you come from does not determine how far you go. [ applause ] because we did. because we did, the american miracle lived on. because we did, our children and theirs lived in a new amer

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