or how he encountered doolittle. so it was really quite a remarkable experience to just be able to identify these different sources and piece them together. i went to new jersey about information information about the marriage of burch's parents. they made trips to west or college where apple burch and i found alumni information, she had had been president of the ywca. the greatest challenge in putting the book together, aside from trying to find a publisher which took a while because i think people hear the name john burch and it's fascinating to tell people and friends and others that i have written a book about john burch. the eyes get wide and the eyebrows go up and they say you mean, the john birch society and i say yes but he is not who you thought he was. so i think probably for that reason it was not easy to find a publisher. i was fortunate that oxford press was willing to take it on. i think just getting insights into who he really was through the letters he had written to these three women and the letters

the doolittle raiders in april 1942. birch was, he was the first white man that any of them had seen. because he spoke chinese and knew the territory, he asked birch if he would accompany them and help them out which he did for a few weeks. this was his introduction to the military and this was the transition from missionary life to military life. birch was helpful to doolittle and his men who, as you may know had launched be 25 bombers with a total of 80 men from the uss sprint. about 500 miles east of tokyo. i think they bombed five or six different city in japan. nobody had ever launched a bomber from an aircraft carrier. this had never been done and nobody imagined it could be done but doolittle was fearless and he imagined how to do this. the problem was you couldn't land an airplane the size of a bomber on an aircraft carrier. it was one thing to launch it, so the plan was to fly from japan down to the province. there is a miscommunication and they arrived in the middle of the night in a rainstorm instead of the da

this is a spawn doolittle me tall ka gnome.> right. >> reporter: you happen to be sean doolittle's significant other. >> i am. yes. this is my boyfriend here. >> reporter: this is your gnome? >> yes, this is hahn doolittle. he walks out to metalica for whom the bell tolls. it plays the song when you hit the button. >> reporter: let's hit the button. >> where is that? ♪[ music playing ]. >> reporter: you hear this song a lot? >> too much. too much. >> reporter: more than you would like to. this give away happens on april 30th at the coliseum. there is going to be a lot of people lining up for this. >> i imagine so. 15,000 fans. >> reporter: are you going to get your hands on one? >> i assume i will have a crate of them. >> reporter: probably. does he collect these? >> absolutely. >> reporter: let's talk about the other giveaways here. i like this. >> this is my favorite. >> reporter: for the pets. >> personally, this is my favorite. this is my dog stella doolittle. we are giving away a pit bull on may 30th to 15,000 fans. they c

of igo doolittle at the nasdaq -- abigail doolittle at the nasdaq.umber of refugees going into d.c. has slowed to a crawl. slowed to a crawl. more than one million people have passed since the start of 2015. new arrivals had the above 200,000 in march, but there have only been 1700 this month. in japan, u.s. secretary of state john kerry visited the revered memorial to hear she was atomic bombing seven decades after the u.s. used the weapon for the first time in history angela hundred 40,000 japanese. today's visit makes john kerry the most senior american official to travel to -- to hiroshima. approves ofu.s. president obama's job performance according to a new poll. that is the first time that has happened since 2013. the survey finds the president is an uptick across a number of issues including the economy. 54% characterized the economy as poor. one in 10 republicans expressed a positive opinion of him for his performance. donald trump voicing his displeasure over the selection process for presidential nominees following a "corrupt and crooked."

i want to get to abigail doolittle.gail: we have the nasdaq trending moderately higher at this time. one of the worst performers all day has been the shares of netapp. this is a storage company. analysts are saying a survey shows weakening i.t. demand for storage. analyst told me that he thinks the current represents a buying opportunity as well. we see the possibility of some consolidation. perhaps there is going to be an upside for netapp after consolidation. netapp is one of the worst performers. what are some of the other big drags? abigail: the shares of apple. the stock is having its worst two-day slide since january after report from the nikkei asian review says the company asks suppliers to keep production at reduced leve, suggesting that demand for the iphone is weak. he said the company was initially talking about recovery into the june quarter. this is all sending stocks back down. thank you, abigail doolittle. let's check in with vonnie quinn. some breaking news out of israel. vonnie: an attack on a bus in j

abigail doolittle, of course, live in the nasdaq. a record low for seven years.ous in today's decision weighing heavily on the minds of its members is the upcoming referendum taking place. joining us now an economist from dauphin. he is a former member of the bank of england's monetary policy committee. david, always good to see you. england morning the referendum might already be weighing on growth. much of an impact as a going to have them both to leave the eu? increasediously, uncertainty are a big problem. we have certainly seems decline in business confidence over the last few months. i think if you -- the probabilities are, that brexit won't take place, but if it does come, the great uncertainty in the markets is obviously a concern. that is what the bank has started to one about. that has political implications. there have been a lot of people from the campaign that think that the bank should not do it. absolutely, it should. i have heard you talk about the so many times, uncertainty is really pretty bad. this is having a slowing impact on the u.k. already

betty: abigail doolittle, thank you so much. 600 is known 6% to date despite rebounding from a february low. what is the main risk to investors going forward? mark: there are concerns that remain about political uncertainty as well as narrow m&a deals get emm done. joining us now is garry mccarthy. of the big stories is the global markets that got it shares trading. it has been a pretty quiet year for ipos and 2016. basically before today, only 10 companies have listed and that is all biotech firms. this is reflective of the global ipo market, isn't it? >> there are two factors behind it. one was how strong europe was in 2015. we had a record year for issuance. the second one is volatility, which makes price discovery challenging. mark: is there a window for activity, and if so, where? gareth: we always highlight the post easter. eriod and the brexit vote would be an ideal opportunity. there's an ipo this week that would price and trade very well. we have seen big blocks in the last two weeks as well. we are in a sweet spot now

abigail doolittle at the nasdaq. let's get back to that breaking story.dingd to be with a bid for yahoo!'s web business. allen joins us now. i know we will talk a lot about apple but you do cover verizon stocks. what you think about them making an offer for yahoo!? guest: it has been talked about for a while. waysare looking for other to go into the growth area. they bought aol, tim armstrong as a ceo. they launched a product called go 90. there is a dedication in this company to try and expand into media properties and i think this is just an extension tim armstrong is tried to get into. carol: it would be good for verizon or not? acquisition. small anything looking for growth, we would legacy them focus more on finding ways to add more capacity to their network. dish is a massive transformational acquisition. this is a small thing tim armstrong is doing to enter into the media business. carol: you have a call on apple today. you cutting the earnings estimates. what is your thinking behind that call? guest: the issue's upgrades. the product apple sales i

abigail doolittle has more live from the nasdaq in midtown manhattan.ne of the bigger drives is walgreens boots alliance. this after the drug company missed estimates by 1.5% and offered same-store sales of just 2.2%. the company is claiming that on a weak cold and flu season. downess has taken it back on the year as investors wait to see if the renegade deal -- write a -- rite aid deal will go through. betty: what about the big movers today? abigail: intercept pharmaceuticals is of -- up significantly. this would be the company's first drug on the market if it is approved. it has taken the high range of its valuation range oup. betty: thank you, abigail doolittle at the nasdaq. mark: battle of the charts. joe is back. i will square off with him. baltic dry versus german bund. get ready. botc is next. ♪ betty: we are getting some breaking news. iceland's prime minister has resigned. this is according to reports from iceland tv and radio. was underminister pressure over the last several days after those panama papers revealed that he may have renovated f

i want to get to abigail doolittle from the nasdaq.: yes, in terms of technology, this stock -- it is the worst today. shares are plunging. revenue is down by 14%. margins are expected to be worse by 2.7%. apparently the weakness happened in march and came out of china. the reaction is pretty aorist. price targetthe down to $22 per share. the stock could move down by another 20% and prompt the selling pressure which could push shares of technology through the recent lows. betty: you are also looking at facebook, which has been volatile. abigail: yesterday, shares of facebook traded in a range of 5.5%. massive intraday swings. initially much higher on a positive reaction to the developer conference in san francisco but late in the morning, reports surfaced that ad parlor said that facebook ad spending had dropped. later in the day, they clarify to bloomberg that the data was incomplete. the stock did recover and was flat on the close and today, shares are higher by more than .5% but the stock is still below a 10 day moving average. the

abigail doolittle has the latest live from the nasdaq in midtown, manhattan. hi, abigail. a nasdaq trading down slightly after the index had opened fire. one stock soaring. micron. micron is a top performer in the nasdaq 100 on bullish comments. if micron is to benefit from the cut announced yesterday, signaling what he called dram discipline, more of a focus on profitability, the expects this to be a positive. there are lots of turnaround helps. micron was the worst stock in the nasdaq 100 last year. micron areares of still down 20% on the year. >> the big d reports later, apple, what can you tell us, what are investors watching out for the most? >> the big focus on this report will be iphone sales. everyone is looking for a decline or job as forecasted by the company back in january. the question is how bad will be dropped be? consensus is calling for 50.7 million units to be sold at that level or above. it will be a neutral or positive for the stock. it could be a disappointment. there will be lots of focus on the june quarter. will the declines continue? mike thinks th

abigail doolittle has live -- has more from the nasdaq.the index is up 1% and earlier today, one of the best performers was facebook but we have seen a stunning reversal. it is now down by more than 1.5% as the custom he -- as the company posts from san francisco. the buzz coming out of the first day was positive from analysts. but evan wilson did say that he thinks the company's vision could be hard to pull off. so now may be many are thinking that could be the case. the ideas presented could be difficult. after that, the stock has been a bumpy ride. more downside could be a head into the company's first-quarter report on april 25. betty: thank you so much. that was abigail doolittle at the nasdaq. mark: let's talk about tech. yuri milner is known for his bold investments. he announced yesterday that he would spend money on the search for alien civilizations. act -- asked the investor where the companies are headed and what he likes now. yuri: i think that the technological revolution is unstoppable. i think that innovation has been happe

betty: thank you, abigail doolittle at the nasdaq.ay be secretive about other plans in the car market. can it really make a splash? we have an analyst that covers apple. from the speculation about apple's entry into the auto industry, joining us from san francisco. let's put the car speculation aside, because who knows, that may be a distraction to abigail talks about. is it like a serious concern, 6s. d for the iphone 6 and is there a real problem here? >> we are going for a product transition, supply can get muddled. this cycle has not been as strong as initially thought, but we were cautious on the next cycle. as we are moving to the iphone 7 product cycle, data points will come in around may or june. from the supply chains. that is the time we think sox will respond positively. now, clearly there is a lot of noise. it is hard to get through supply chain data points. uglyhe iphone 7 is from going to be a better cycle than the iphone 6. betty: why? >> there are still a lot of users on the iphone 6 platforms, we think they would come

abigail doolittle has more. abigail: the nasdaq down sharply.ech is weighing it down. -- missed earnings estimates. it was largely driven by rising traffic acquisition costs. it looks like rising costs are going to continue as the company spends to move towards mobile usage. the street seems to be giving alphabet a pass. includes someone from monster. mark mahaney. investors not so much. upsee the february rally trend has been broken, suggesting shares of alphabet could go back to those lows. betty: and alphabet is not only the drag, right? abigail: the biggest draw, more so then both class shares of off of it -- microsoft. it missed sales estimates and --ered a week fourth quarter a weak fourth quarter. some analysts are defending my persistent -- are defending microsoft. one sees margins and free cash flow moving in the right direction. but investors clearly have a different opinion. when we look at a long-term chart, we see the stock is bearish. movingars that two day average is the line in the sand. if microsoft can stay above that level of

betty: abigail doolittle at the nasdaq. mark: reports of a starting -- a stunning data leak.s of documents reportedly leaked from a law firm in panama. they are dubbed the panama papers. they include financial records involving world leaders stretching back decades. john fry is here. is this embarrassing for world leaders? many of them seem to be brushing it aside saying it is a nonevent. jon: using language stronger than that. certainly it depends on where you are. the revelations have been met with a mixture of bluster and outrage. the other interesting thing to point out, there was quite a stunning array if you look at the volume of information that is come out. if you look at leaders who have suddenly been dragged into trouble by this, it is difficult to see. mark: a vote of confidence to take place. john: looking at thursday, it is a question of whether the a the icelandic prime minister has two thirds of the seats in the parliament. it will be difficult to unseat him. fascinating information but whether it unseat anyone in a position of power remains to be seen. betty:

carol: abigail doolittle at the nasdaq.etary policy has bought the economy more time to recover. policymakers have reached the end of that. book that he spoke to francine lacqua today -- he spoke to francine lacqua today. coming from ours would look at us and say the central banks governments said the answer was monetary policy for eight years into the so-called recovery, it is not generating a significant recovery. and the reason is we are not facing the normal postwar business cycle conditions. toare facing the need restructure many large economies and the world economy as a whole. it is a major discipline librium disequilibrium. i think central banks, by buying time for governments, that governments don't use to put in to place the right measures, it is making the next crisis more likely. because we are putting off things we continuously need to do. francine: is this because we are wrong indicators? think it is the basic framework we are perceiving. people like to use the word headwinds a great deal. and the implicit ass

the yield doolittle has the latest data -- abigail doolittle has the latest.rt with gopro. abigail: pretty interesting, the stock had been down sharply and now higher at 3%. ownership shows that among teens has declined 12% from 2013. she maintains an underweight rating. as for the stock trading higher, when we look at the chart over the last year, we do see the stock has recovered nicely off of the february low. suggestingnaround the recent upside may continue for shares of gopro. mark: but the fallout from the seagate warning yesterday. in particularn was hit pretty hard yesterday. today, trading harder as raymond james has upgraded the stock to a strong by. tacticalis is a upgrade following the weakness welker green capital is out initiate on a stock with a new by rating. analyst mike burton is saying .- seeing a potential it is in a tough time for micron. mark: good stuff. thanks, abigail. betty, let's do doha. betty: let's do doha because they will be doing the market. [laughter] falling for a third day before suppliers meetor in doha. for more on this, l

abigail doolittle at the nasdaq.re deeply into facebook feature and here with us is tom giles. and also, the head of the internet and p are groups. tom, let's start with you. are we about to see an armory? tom: absolutely. you will be hearing a lot more about that, not just facebook but other companies. what they want to do is give you a good reason to spend more time on their platforms and take you away from these other competing google, amazon and apple. mark zuckerberg outlined a grand plan. he called it the 10 year plan and a big part of it, on the bots., is in mark: and you said run with a start making bucks for facebook. before will be a while we see any revenues. in messaging, it has been a very, very difficult business model for yahoo!, a well, really anybody else, except for bloomberg over the last 10 years, so for them to take this messaging platform with 900 million users and build it into an ecosystem that will keep people plugged in for an extended period of time will eventually transform itself into an

abigail doolittle has more from the nasdaq.the biggest are fallingx shares after they offered a fiscal year 2017 earnings you that fell short of estimates. consensus called for growth of about 9%. bloomberg intelligence analysts say this looks like their strategy to ramp up investments and he says that some analysts are questioning the time of this, saying it could signal a competitive threat from intel. they are saying to by the weakness, that has taken the shares of xilinx down to long-term buying support. betty: almost all of the internet companies have reported. not amazon yet. how is it doing? abigail: the stock is trading higher, ending a three-day losing streak. a wide range, a loss on the low end of $.18 per share. another analyst sees the company making $1.18 per share. consensus is looking for the cloud unit to grow by 61% year-over-year. lots of uncertainty, touches in the earnings range but in the stock training itself, a big, wide range. the sellers have started to push the stock down. betty: abigail doolittle at t

abigail doolittle has more from the nasdaq live in manhattan.il: high, that he can we have a nasdaq trading modestly higher after flip-flopping between red and green one stock higher -- linear technology's after they beat fiscal third -quarter sales estimates, puts in a sequential increase in sales and earnings. the -- the company also seen a sequential increase into the fiscal fourth quarter. positive stuff there. they are apparently benefiting from the industrial and transportation markets. it could be the study, sequential growth that is behind the stock's bullish golden cross, telling us buyers have appeared to win a long-term sideways battle, similar to 2012, ahead of a more than 60% move up for linear. they could be positioned lushly right now. -- bullish right now. betty: intel was ahead in the premarket. what is happening now? abigail: intel has had a wild day. it was sharply down, then hire, now hire again -- really all over the map after they reported in-line first--an quarter, topped off by a below consensus second quarter forecast, s

carol: abigail doolittle, thank you. david? hit hard all day, we a talking about the imf cutting a forecast to 3.2% in 2016, adding to weak exports and the slowing prospects in the u.s., and we are joined now by gary locke, a former u.s. ambassador to china and served as secretary to commerce. , the china growth forecast upgraded. how satisfied are you are, as someone who knows china and who spent a lot of time there, about how the chinese government is handling the chinese economy right now? obviously, thee: are trying to manage the economy as they move more towards an innovation society. a lot of challenges ahead, and especially with the slowing world economy and the slowing chinese economy. it has also created problems as they try to move forward with many of their reform measures. this is encouraging news in terms of what is happening in china, because that will help to prop up the world economy. data: this is an economy talking transparency. is that something that worries your clients? american businesses who were doing bu

abigail doolittle, over at the nasdaq.singators are new rules that would force some wall street executives to italy's four years to collect their bonuses. mark mail weighed on that topic. mark: you're not have been another bank-led financial crisis. banks are safe. this is a lot of micromanagement that misses the picture. i think a better way to improve bank accountability, which this is getting too, is to hold the board of directors more accountable. you have seen many management teams come and go over the past couple of decades. i have been doing this 25 years. if at some point the manager of a baseball team is not getting it done and you have a new manager year after year, some point you want to ask questions of the general manager, and that is the equivalent of what we are doing. you're going to annual meetings, saint to boards of directors what are you doing to hold them more accountable. this capitation, that misses the point. if you really want to have incentives aligned with behavior, let's hold the boards of direc

sean doolittle closes out and he gets him to swing it and the yanks lose 5/2 in the drop record drops . it's sad news for new york city basketball fans with duane pearl washington at the age of 52 passed away due to renal cancer. hebrew up grew up in brooklyn. he was a playmaking point guard. people would form lines around the school to watch them play. he became one of the greatest ever at syracuse. i loved watching him! he was 52. the first round pick of the nets. it's the 13th overall. he wore the jersey in the first game after the terror attacks. it's 10 days after 9/11. he had that hung there in the eighth inning. in new jersey he was made up and they sold this to a private collector. it's directly from the auction house from $365,000 avoiding the auction altogether.it's on permanent rotation between 9/11 and city field and cooperstown. i sat down with one of the buyers who is a founder and comanager of sky ridge partner. it's a host of wall street week . >> the idea is that we will have his jersey on public display. we strongly suggest that it new york is being defined as cooper

&p losing 1 that's go live to azriel doolittle -- abigail doolittle.e are talking about ritchie, a pullback. we have the dow down slightly. one of the biggest drags, netflix. and analyst says he sees a reset of executions after the first quarter report last week, and disappointing second-quarter guidance, a reset the allowed catalyst to build, showing the investors are more focused on weak guidance. stock, a big internet stocks that investors are watching, facebook. the company reports wednesday after the close. there has been a lot of chatter about what the fundraising revenue will be. in line orted to be better, something perceived as a positive, but on the fallout alphabet weak corder, facebook has slipped back below the 10 day average, perhaps signaling that more volatility could be ahead for shares of facebook. tracy: tell us what other big companies are reporting this week? abigail: most of the highly anticipated every quarter, apple. apple reports tomorrow after the close. investors will be very closely watching the iphone sells the you both wer

carol: thank you so much, abigail doolittle.pective on the apple news, let's bring in a technology analyst. a week ago, he was on our air cutting his price target and joins us now in studio. what happened in a week? >> there are always stories. tim cook talked about being cautious about drawing too many conclusions from any and visual story. i think that is true. the nikkei does a decent job but is not conclusive. there is a cycle issue going on now predominantly in the u.s. market and perhaps elsewhere where people are holding onto phones longer. it iss story is accurate, leading into the second quarter before we have the next big launch of the iphone 7. our era a were on week ago and cut the price target. now you are cutting your estimates on apple. do you feel you are getting more negative on the stock? >> it is a red flag when the operators in the u.s., one of the biggest markets, china is very important for them. if they are providing information indicative of customers holding onto phones longer, that could be a structural

bob melvin and - - doolittle is hoping to keep the game tied. with two outs, there is the oakland native with a total eclipse of the heart. they lose 5-4. and finally james is not looking for a puck. san jose leads 1-0, sharks go three-0 and set it franchise record with the 20th road win of the season and the fact of the matter is that the sharks are better on the road than they are at home. the warriors were great at home and are still great at home but now have two losses. they've got four games left and two of them are against the spurs. forget the record at this point, point, figure ,,,,,,,,,, ,, >>> warm for one day this week. that is it. there is no next day. the heat is tomorrow. 70s at the beach got it is at the bay, 90s inland, cooler and cloudier thursday, and it thursday, and it will rain on friday. somewhere close to that 94 degrees. >> i like the beach theme.,,,,,, >> announcer: if you're looking to make more money and take control of your personal and financial future, then get ready, because than merrill, the star of a&e's hit tv

. >> private first class doolittle heads up the sheriff's intelligence unit whose primary responsibility is monitoring gangs. >> let's go! >> the unit conducts frequent shakedowns to gather intelligence. >> we line up in a fashion to let them know that we're still in charge. >> don't flush your toilet. don't grab anything. >> are they continuing to further their gang activity in here, outside? if they're doing it outside, who are they contacting outside? >> what was that? >> telephone number. phone numbers are key. we don't know who they're contacting, who's trying to contact them. we try to capture as much information as we can. >> we're clear up here. >> we're not just trying to keep a deputy safe. it's about keeping another inmate safe. >> jermaine knight, a member of the crip street gang, is currently serving nine months on a conviction of unlawful wounding. at the time of his arrest, he was on probation for robbery and received an additional two years for violating his probation. knight says his dedication to gang life is not at all what it used to be. >> i haven't been in jail sinc

there is the sean doolittle known. -- known. it plays his entrance song by metallica. those will be given out during the game on april 30 here at the coliseum. osse gray socks will be handed out. there is even an a's dog bowls so that you can keep your four- legged friend hydrated throughout the season. the oakland a's prides itself on creating a special atmosphere for fans. >> we want people to come here and enjoy the game, enjoy each other's company, and do it at a relatively cheap price. we are one of the most affordable options as far as professional sports in the country. >> reporter: there will be a lot going on for fans. tonight the team will be paying tribute to dave henderson and tony phillips who died this off- season. their loved ones will be tossing out the first pitches before the game. the start time is 7:05. take on the white sox, the first of four games they will be playing here at the coliseum. we are hoping to kick off a winning season for oakland a's baseball. it is a fantastic day here at the ballpark. i have my see all ready to go. i will just hang

is up 4-1, but then pujols doubles, and it's 4-3, then in the 9th, soto with a runner aboard, and doolittle out of bull pen, there it goes, there it goes, there it goes. that two-run homer in the ninth does it, a's fall to four and five. different story with the giants, wow, guy coming off the bench, we'll she you in a moment -- show you in a moment. that's trevor story. he's the talk certainly of the colorado rockies these days. and pencw a two-run homer to give the giants a lead in the third action and now the guy we're talking about. night off for posey. brown is behind the plate. can't make the catch, but he's coming up throwing. one run in as the game is tied. brown with the sweep and the giants stay up 3-2, then the following inning, brown delivers a toll-run homer -- two-run homer follows up with another. brown the rookie filling in for posey, giants win #-2. -- 7 and 2. they're 6 and 2. and we talk about the records, joe 56-game hitting streak, and some say bonds' home run record will never be beaten, here's one you can guarantee will never happen. vin scully, 87 years of age, his f

then doolittle in for the save. he's gone.he masters, jordan spieth was the leader entering sunday. defending champ trying to repeat but the par 3 12th was a problem. spieth, his tee shot not good. ball makes its way into the water. a big mistake. but now spieth hitting his third shot after a drop, oh, no. hits the water, too. are you kidding me? spieth would make quadruple bogey seven, ouch. so danny willett was suddenly in the lead. gets it to go. then willet tapped in on 18 for par. and shot a 67 sunday. willett comes from behind. he's your masters champion. warriors changing history. western conference powerhouses colliding in san antonio. jump to the third. steph curry got hot. part of the triple. and the foul. he had 16 points in the third quarter. barnes money from downtown. and the game just wrapped up moments ago. they win 92-86. it's the w's first win and first loss at home this season. they pick up win number 72. they're one win away from breaking the bulls' record. extended highlights and reaction tonight at 11:00.

oakland closer sean doolittle on the finish. he struck out li.first road sweep since last june, they're coming home on a high note. >>> off to a little slow start to the season. >> game day tonight. >> john is going to break down what happened to jordan spieth on the fateful 12 hole, which in masters lure has downed a lot of golfers. greg norman, arnold palmer. one golfer, one scored a 13 on that hole. >> it's fun to see the englishman win it. he had a new boy on march 30th. >> a good year. >> he was the last player to enter the masters because he didn't know if the baby would be there. >> baby came early. thank you for watching. we'll see you back here at 6:30. >> cbs evening news is next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> glor: ted cruz an bernie sanders win this weekend contest in campaign 2016. as the battle for delegates intensifies, we'll look ahead to what's next. also tonight more than a hundred are killed in india after an explosion at an illegal fireworks show. a former super bowl champion is shot dead. what happened after a traffic accident in new

tonight's final, 5-2, sean doolittle saved it.ison bumgarner called onto stop the three-game skid. not happening against arizona. one on him. then castillo. this one is not coming back. it was 2-0. giants did cut it to one in the 8th inning. and then here is the ninth. tieing run on third. trevor brown. looked at strike three. diamondbacks took care of the giants final of 2-1. they have lost seven of the last eight including four in a row. but, up top, the sharks in the win column. they lead 3-1. going to game five, friday. in los angeles. >> they played awesome. all right, so steph curry, what do you think? >> steph curry will practice tomorrow. he will test that ankle and will be a game time decision. >> hopefully he is healthy. >> they may win without him again. they will be fine. >> they are an amazing team. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can e

phillies can doolittle with jacojacob. phillies strike out 11 time in all. that's cameron rough.ck out three times. this is a two run single in the seventh inning. phillies lose seven-two. the zero and four start is their worst start since 2006. >>> second round of the masters jordan spieth pulling away from the field he's got a two stroke lead on the rest of the golfers. >>> flyers are off tonight. they picked up a point last night against toronto. wayne simmonds forced overtime. the flyers eventually lost. they have a huge weekend ahead. they face the penguins and the islanders. if they win out they will make the post season. if they do not, they will need help elsewhere. >> thank you ducis. >>> an elementary school in north philadelphia got their basketball courts upgraded today. members of the temple university men's basketball team were at tanner tuckery school. many of the courts had bent or hanging rims and the nets were either missing or torn. one temple student saw the situation and started raising money to pay for the much need repairs. temple's basketball team also wan

that was abigail doolittle reporting. we will stay with this story. alix: yes., what can you tell us about the tweet that we saw about ad spending going worse than expected? >> it coincides with a i don'tce call that believe the press was a part of. we are working to confirm the details of the call. it does look like people are worried about advertisers on facebook but this is from the developer conference in san francisco -- you would not get weak.ea that they are in fact, they have many opportunities to make money. messaging, for example -- e-commerce transactions, virtual reality is just getting started -- so here at the developer conference, no notion notionsover advertiser with facebook itself. scarlet: the tide seemed to be turning with facebook. facebook may just missed estimates for the first quarter. how has the public opinion shifted over the last couple of weeks? >> a lot of people are talking facebook over personal posts. as we have grown our friend bases over the last decade, that maybe we aren't writing as much about things that are more intimate o

we want to check in now with abigail doolittle, live at the nasdaq.lowing some tech movers. abigail: one is netflix. we take a look at the short stock. this year has been a volatile right here at a huge turnaround here. shares were initially down. expectations are high going into this first-quarter report, it seems to focus on guidance. uplands price increase could impact numbers. near-termlook at a chart. it seems that others may also include these concerns. stocks are up off the february lows. the upturn has cracked. we could see some concern out of up, down,volatility -- or both. alix: that is a really interesting chart. also, yahoo! reporting their first quarter after the bell on tuesday. what is the situation? abigail: yahoo! is reporting its first-quarter after the bell on tuesday. it goes on the fact that preliminary bids for the business are due on monday. potential bidders are thought to be verizon, daily mail, perhaps microsoft. today, the stock is down. this could reflect a report out of "the new york times" that makes the bidding process s

abigail doolittle has more on what is moving in tech shares.il: we are already seeing some volatility here, one of the better performers today, the best percentage performer is alexi and pharmaceuticals. commentk is higher on saying the cholesterol drug is tracking ahead of consensus. reporting are stronger initial usages and it points to a long-term potential being discounted by investors. this stock has been trading in a range and it appears buyers are getting interested. what about outside moves in biotech? abigail: today's big mover is horizon pharmaceuticals. the stock is plunging after offering a sales outlook that is below consensus. whatdespite reaffirming some investors and -- what some investors think to come. brokenlers have really -- stock, pushing it below a pushing it below buying support. matt: today is today -- today is equal pay day, marking how far into the year women have to catch up to men's earnings from the previous year. president obama is going to designate the house that serves as the headquarters for the national women

abigail doolittle joins us live from the floor of the nasdaq in manhattan. has been a volatile day at the nasdaq. 1% this morning, then turned into the red, weaving between red and green. in the context of an up-and-down volatile week. the nasdaq on pace to finish this week down by more than 1.5%. rally off ofe february lows is getting tired. facebook shares down 4% on the week, down monday after deutsche comments,autious suggesting the company could miss first quarter estimates just slightly. the stock would likely trade down. it is trading down into that report. the stock had been higher 5.7%. -- higher by .7%. traffhers saw facebook ic fall 20% in the first quarter. all of this has taken facebook back below its 10 day moving average, suggesting perhaps the new york -- the near-term momentum is turning bearish. facebook is higher on the year by more than 5%, the biggest boost to the nasdaq, right behind apple. q logic set to higher a catalyst group to explore a -- hire catalyst group to explore a potential sale. lisa: facebook is the fastest ever to reach

bloomberg abigail doolittle has the latest. : hello. we have the nasdaq trading flat right now.he biggest boost for the nasdaq was syntax systems. significant beat a 28% above consensus. are being, they driven by the product portfolio. that will continue through the year. the company did raise its product forecast. a lot of products with scott seller. he took his sales of $96 per share. they may keep the stock above a long-term trading range. that, for the of technology companies, what can you tell us? abigail: after the investors, microsoft are looking for some relatively muted growth. low single digits for both earnings and revenue. they have slowing pc growth as the company moves to the cloud. relative to alphabet, investors are trying to figure out what the company will adapt its business for mobile growth. investors are looking for 21% growth and earnings. 19% in revenue. revenueferent in growth and microsoft. one thing they both shared was a common trading path last august. said what they share in fundamental basis is transparency. something that institutional money is wil

i am abigail doolittle. let's look at the text out -- tech stocks moving higher today.yahoo! "daily news" is said to be in talks to buy yahoo! this follows the news that verizon is likely to go forward with its potential bid for yahoo!. all potential bids are due for april 18. investors are encouraged by the bidding interest. apple shares have pushed back on the 200 day average, something that is typically bullish, but we could potentially see some downside for apple. i am abigail doolittle at nasdaq erie now, more bloomberg markets. you are watching bloomberg. i'm scarlet fu. alix: i am alix steel. this is your global business report. here is what we are watching. scarlet: in london, primus or david cameron talked to parliament about his offshore investment. standard chartered is looking to sell assets in asia. scarlet: plans for the world's tallest building. so-calledt with the panama papers. the prime minister of the u.k., david cameron, faced lawmakers after a week of scrutiny, forced to acknowledge the he profited from off share investments. : mr. speaker, we are t

abigail doolittle has the latest from the nasdaq in mid-town manhattan.sdaq trading mildly lower following a two-week losing streak for the index. one of the worst performers in the nasdaq 100 after fitch said the chinese internet retailer has the credit profile of a high-yield company. this in the context of a high capital-intensive business. shares are trading down, suggesting they could trade lower in a range. mark: what else is dragging the nasdaq lower? abigail: the worst or former is when macau casino revenue looks worse than expected. tracking to decline year over year of 15.5%, worse than they had been looking for. in atock recently put bullish cross and may see a turnaround. lots of buyers are getting interested and involved with the shares. let's talk politics. betty: we shall indeed. let's bring up some live pictures right now of john the republican presidential candidate and ohio governor in philadelphia campaigning after news came out that he and ted cruz are going to be partnering together in order to stop donald trump. indiana living up to

abigail doolittle is live with the latest. talk about the session. down a lot.n ag lower all relatively tight range. the nasdaq's first, considering the huge volatile over the last 18 months. it could be worth monitoring to see whether or not it develops into a new time of risk off. shares are lower on concerns. apple's earnings can be hit by 15% on the inversion role. behind apple's cisco systems. it downgrade the stock to a neutral from a buy. saying margin expansion is limited. there are a few to take the stock higher, similar to the nasdaq himself. trading in a training -- trading range over the last two years. definitely a lower note there. anything that we are seeing are bucking down the trends? tesla, stocks were down 2%, now higher by 3%. the company missed the forte -- the forecast by 7.4%. the company reaffirmed the view of at least 80,000 vehicles. credit suisse is pretty bullish here. he has raised his price target to $280 per share. technicals are pretty bullish. the stock is above the average, that the buyers are interested. thank you. tesla is up

abigail doolittle has more live the the nasdaq areaabigail: nasdaq is trading slightly higher in contrastp in the dow and the differences by a tech which is trading sharply which isiven by biogen up nicely for the day. they beat first-quarter earnings by 7%. big number so there was a slight revenue miss but investors are looking past that. eric schmidt says the company is treading water on the top line but made up or it on the bottom line. can they keep that cost-cutting effort going and will they manage to make some sort of attractively priced acquisition considering so many biotech companies are trading cheap? betty: you have been hearing a lot about rv today. can you tell us what's going on with mattel. abigail: it seems barbie is a little less popular than she is to be. the firstled in quarter causing mattel to post a wider than expected first loss. -- first-quarter loss. we have a lot of analysts who are positive saying this was driven by currency headwinds and one analyst who is bullish is linda weiser was recommending to aggressively buy this stock. months, we see the weakness is w

we go to abigail doolittle at the nasdaq. down one .6%nasdaq and down you with 3% on the week.ll be the nasdaq's worst weekly decline in 12 weeks. what may stand out the most is a difference between the dow and the nasdaq on the year. the dow is up more than 1.5%. 5%.nasdaq down about this chart out as a divergence between these indexes and it could that be? as to whether or not the tech prove whetherill the rally out of the february lows could continue or if we will see a new leg lower. dragging the most this week, apple. shares down more than 10% stop the iphone maker did miss sales estimates and offered a well below consensus. this, carl icahn did tell cnbc yesterday he sold a nearly three-year stake in apple in february. this has brought apple down to the buying support. the recent lows. the question from here could be whether or not those lows will hold or could there be another leg lower for apple? david: amazon forced higher today after that earnings report. the web services numbers were huge. how is the stock on the wii? abigail: the biggest boost this week. also earnin

the bottom of the ninth with sean doolittle closing out. he gets him swinging in the yankees lose 5/2 in the record drops to five. back to baseball with mike piazza. is this september 11 jersey staying in new york. he wore it in the first game after the terror attacks of 9/11. that was 10 days after . the first major sporting event and he hit that dramatic to run homer. they held on to beat the braves that night. he was upset when the but unbeknownst to many of us the mets sold it to a private collector. the passionate group of fans purchased it from the auction house for 300 and 55,000.it will be on permanent rotation between the memorial exam . i sat down with anthony and he is the founder of the capital. he is the host of wall street week. >> will have the jersey on public display and it should stay in new york. new york is being defined as cooperstown. it's a hall of fame. it certainly at the city field. we think it will get a lot there . we are super excited to be a part of it . we did not want the jersey getting out of that of the dom

let's find out how some assets are doing in the u.s., abigail doolittle has the latest live from theq. abigail, what have you got for me today? abigail: a nice rally is happening, the index is up about .9%. the biggest boost as apple, shares or have little as rbc capital says they believe apple is selling the iphone as the se reallyl -- iphone well. it says it could actually boost earnings for 2016 by $.23 per share. moving, the stock is back towards the 200 day moving average, something that is typically bullish. but in less convincingly above that level, last year's trading action suggests we could actually see some downside ahead of apple, perhaps into the company's earnings report on april 25 or after that. mark: any other stocks moving higher today? abigail: the best performer in the nasdaq 100 is seagate technology. they believe seagate could move up by 20% over the next 12 months, after the stock of got pummeled over the last year, investors are concerned about declines. behrens is encouraged by the company is ample earnings, their cost-cutting efforts, and also, a hefty 7.6%

abigail doolittle at the nasdaq. vonnie quinn has more from our news desk. obama administration has speeded up so-called surge operations for resettling syria. end of september ever, president obama wants to bring 10,000 syrians to the u.s. organization predicts it will contract 1.9% due to low oil prices and international sanctions. skepticism about the european union may affect the outcome of a referendum in the netherlands. nations -- many in the netherlands oppose it, saying it is a precursor to allowing ukraine to join the eu. the prime minister of belgium is trying to reassure belgians and foreigners the city of brussels is safe again. the city subway system and airport are getting back to normal operations after last month's terrorist attacks. the police and army are out in force. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am bonnie quinn. ahead, we will hear from the nato secretary-general on europe's migrant crisis and the role of nato infighting terror on the continent. ♪ mark: terr

abigail doolittle. as get to the commercial real estate market. cb already out with its earnings.hares are higher for the biggest real estate. they beat estimates for revenue. joining us from dallas for bloomberg exclusive is bob sutherland. bob, thank you for joining us. thank you for joining us. what was behind the earnings well, it was a good quarter for us around the world and across our product lines. we had good growth. double-digit growth and all the service profit lines. and, we went through all of our regions. the thing that i think drove it was a good solid real estate fundamental. probably better than people realize. fundamentals are rental rates and occupancies. also, something that was really important for us was that we took market share with the majority the markets we are in across the product line. so, it was very satisfying. mark: are those fundamentals going to remain a 2016? or, will you continue to greg shares as well? well come we think the fundamentals will remain strong. again, the fundamentals i'm talking about our occupancy and rental rate. -- expect inte

abigailhank you doolittle. let's check in with the news. we've had to belgium and the prime minister and key cabinet members met to discuss when the bomb damaged airport can reopen. authorities are hoping that passenger flights can resume soon after a terror attack killed 30 people. the police unions are checking passengers at the check in area. greece is pressing ahead with a chance to send refugees back to turkey. they will allow those returns to start asking as monday. refugees who landed after march 20 would be put on boats and sent back to turkey. kicks u k, a minimum wage in. the economy will lose workers and gain efficiency. that is the forecast. david cameron's government has boosted the minimum wage to $10.35 per hour. that will prompt companies to invest in technology instead. the new ebola case has been confirmed in light. . it's the first case since december and it comes after official said the outbreak did not qualify as an international health emergency. it killed more than 11,000 people in sierra leone, liberia, and ginny. in