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then it wasn't very long after that, that everybody connected ece dot. ted to the shooting, at high point high school, and then that shooting was of course connected to the shooting up in aspen hill. so, this scene now, is cleared. the mall was never closed. statement from the mall today says that they wanted to keep the mall open, for anyone who wanted to come in and take shelter, they never did close it. so at scene here, it is now and everything is back open. bethesda, paul ote cars following him. and they u-turn, we came back, and that's when they was, you know, taking him down. and the vehicle, and everything, and roping everything off. and even had the dunkin' donuts roped off. >> the suspect's car was towed from the parking lot just well, there were multiple victims ier brought here to suburban hosg two dno kwve police investigation but if you look behind me one of the entrances at the height of this incident, the hospital was placed on lockdown. that means, they had enhanced security, restricting the entrance and exit, all of that, has since been

officers have told me in the past that this has been a all most a call center because of a lot of ecativities. the plumbers were smart irk withing the administratea group of future developers of the entire site which isn't the building but the parking lot and plumbers union and joined with community housing partner which gael gillman represents and gael is a stair in the affordable housing movement in the city. aentsty we are proud to work with because there are a number of sites she manages with her staff that are permanently affordable housing, veterans housing, housing for transitional age youth and low income and formally homeless persons. we are standsing here today because we reached an agreement qu strauta development group with the community housing partnerships, with plumbers union to use the civic center beginning in the month of june this year as a navigation center. we are celebrating the one year anniversary of the first navigation center that is not too far away at 16th and mission, where with the help of the team and local supervisors, it has been in the past year able to help

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o w the reason we are showing this to you is to show you there ec help and recovery. ep have links to recovery at cbsnews.com/heroinepidemic. "jason's journey" continues right here tomorrow. cbs news has learned that an amtrak engineer was distracted by radio transmissions just before his speeding train jumped the tracks in philadelphia one year ago. eight people were killed and more than 200 were hurt. transportation correspondent kris van cleave is following this. >> reporter: national transportation safety board investigators now believe the byadly amtrak crash was caused by engineer brandan bostian's loss of situational awareness. bestian told investigators just twnutes before the derailment he eeard radio traffic between a dispatcher and the engineer of a philadelphia commuter train that had been hit by a rock. the dispatcher asked him a couple times if he needed badical attention, bostian said. they went back and forth a few times. as train 188 approached the commuter train, bostian said: t reporter: bostian told investigators the incident got him thinking about a coworker in tr

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. >>> the president of philadelphia federal reserve is ecing recent comments of other fed fi patrick harker said the central bank should raise interest rates at the next policy meeting in june. that is unless there's a shift the economic data between now and en. he added that hcan e see thr.to three more interest rat >> uate to a potential merger that wven reporting on. monsanaste behr's $6 billion offer, calling it "financially inadequate." monsanto's ceo said theni offer failed to address ncg andulory risks. however, the world's largest c isn to continuing talks. behr says it's looking forward to gaining in constructive discussion. shares of monsanto cedore than 3%. >>> the deal news hewlett-padil s off it with computer vices business scieescorporation. the combination crees a company with $26 billion in an revenue, expected to deliver $8.5 billion to hp enterprise shde separately, hewlett-packard enterprises which is itself a spinoff of hewlett-packard reedng in line with wall street ess. shares of sharply in after-hour trading on news of the . shares of computer scienceo ikyoe th

>>ec to find a likeable character in. outside this morning, better luck finding a likeable character on capitol hill. >> you're going there. >> outside, a showery start. no big surprise there. it's been raining around here for a monthe slowly coming to an end by late tonight. so overall weather impacts on your outdoor plans today, we'll give you the big red light. rainy and cool day. you really only have to delay your plans a day or so. tomorrow might have a shower or two, but a mostly dry day with sunshine coming back. and by wednesday and points after thargs gt, can at the ti . car wash, wait until tomorrow. and right now rain in central maryland, they're going west and southwest but there will be more redeveloping over the eastern shore, crossing the bay and coming into our area. so don't put the umbrella away. best rain chances away will be south of the city, already a little bit of a dry streak up here across the pennsylvania border where skies have tried to clear out just a bit. there is thick fog early this morning

ec captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: welcome to the cbs weekend news. i'm elaine quijano. this is the western edition of the broadcast. donald trump is hitting back at the "new york times" after the newspaper published personal stories from women who either met or knew the presumptive republican nominee for president. the report includes allegations of unwelcomed romantic advances and unsettling workplace conduct. julianna goldman has more. >> reporter: donald trump lashed out at the "new york times," tweeting that today's story depicting his treatment of women is "a lame hit piece." and he said he gave the paper many names of women he helped that they refused to use. one of the reporters shot back calling the charge, "factually inaccurate." he said they interviewed and quoted women trump's office suggested. >> nobody respects women more than donald trump. i'll tell you. nobody. >> reporter: as the presumptive republican nominee heads into a likely match-up with hillary clinton in the general election, his approval ratings with women rse getting w

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a lot of companies have said .hey are doing good ec see the jazz deal today.ere we are, they use the capital that they have and do some sort of deal. it could be licensing deals. >> carl icahn, it looks like they are trying to give the impression that he will not get involved so much in changing the company. do you think that is the case? >> it is hard to say. i would say look at investing. right now, there is a lot of interest in allergan. people can become more of an r&d folk's company. will golike carl icahn and it will be an interesting few months. what we are all gearing up for right now is the american society -- probably the biggest hereal meeting there is and we have all of these companies coming out and releasing interesting data. they will show some impressive data, some improvement in aml patients. data theyhave key will present us with as well. they're looking to help justify the deal. >> thank you for joining us and talking about the pharma, just the drug industry in general. coming up next, on bloomberg markets, trimming their monthly gains with

ec huge banking operations that use technology beyond cell phone technology.see african entrepreneurs who are tech savvy, who are coming they wantw ideas that to bring into the technology scene who are looking for opportunities. emily: the chinese governors and -- chinese government and chinese investors have an interested in investing for a long time to much greater extent than the united states. in mark that play out guest: i think there are opportunities for all. amazing opportunities for american companies. desired companies are on the continent of africa. have morenge is to companies look at the opportunities that are available and take a chance and invest. emily: linda thomas greenfield, fast waiting to hear about what is going on on the african continent. i appreciate you stopping by and joining us. up, improving silicon valley's diversity problem starting in the boardroom. a new study on what entrepreneurs are looking for from their direct others. -- from their directors. ♪ emily: u.s. internet giants, facebook, twitter, and google have issued a joint

ece, 1.7%, some acceleration there. in march it tick down to 1.6%.est report for april looks like or pce is going to end up at 1.5% for april, so this is the last inflation data that that will see going into their june meeting, and that sort of -- the question is whether this continued acceleration -- deceleration will be good enough to move so soon, and i think that's what they have to question. joe: thank you for much for joining us. scarlet: "what'd you miss?" debt crises, greek and negative interest rates. the thoughts from the g7 in japan coming up next. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" finance ministers are meeting in northern japan. the official agenda has them focusing on ways to revitalize global growth. greece is a dominant topic. you want to be informed on the progress we're making on greece, and luckily i could give him a positive message, a lot of work has been done since we reached the political agreement on the third program for greece. the greeks have worked hard to push through structural reforms on all different fronts

will understand is some kind of agreement between the eu and --ece's european creditors this is accordingmberg exclusive -- are preparing to allow 11 billion euros once they complete their bailout program. i imagine this is independent of debt relief. they will get a further lifeline of 11 billion euros, if the nation has successfully completed a review of the bailout program. we will have plenty more on that, according to a draft by the european commission, which has been seen by bloomberg news. we will have plenty more on this document throughout the hour, but now let's go to vietnam, where boeing has won a bid. it is only worth $11.3 billion. let's get more with the top executive in asia, the senior vice president for sales, joining us on the phone from hanoi. great to have you. thank you for coming. vietjet is an airbus customer. at have multibillion-dollar options. what incentives did boeing offer for you to switch? we're looking at the value of our new airplane, and it is the best airplane for the low-cost carrier anywhere in the world. ryanair,launched by and clearly that airplane

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if you are watching in washington ec, you can listen to us on the radio radio on 91.9 fm. -- 99.1 fm.n: pointing us now from riverside, california, where bernie sanders is campaigning today is kelly o'donnell and is jenniferere jacobs. i want to start with you in california, my home state -- senator sanders and his campaign are obviously unhappy that senator clinton has denied them the opportunity to debate in california. it is my understanding there was an agreement between these campaigns and why is the sanders campaign not making more of the fact that she's not just saying no but reneging on a deal? kelly: it is curious because it's not the thing we have been hearing bernie sanders hammer on. we have heard him say this is the most populous state and that voters have seen the debate move toward them and there should be a discussion of these issues in the context of what it means to california. he is speaking right now and the auditorium at this california mission in riverside and there are many people out side wrapped around the block who were unable volunteersnd we saw occurring th

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ec like a base you have gentleman if we are working together i despise you or you despise me how will our decisionmaking we? good or bad? how much information will he share? it may even be deceptive. how will appeal to the outcome? all of the hit and implicit cost to conflict you lose your star player it could take two years to find a replacement is dead to said had a death of this organization. so how should you deal with conflict? that this seagle most dangerous element it is a what you say perce -- per se but before i go further this is how people conceive of conflict resolution we have up problem between us and let's rationally go across the of waters side-by-side to celebrate success. this is that what conflict kayhan feel like. to pull less one direction or another so to make such progress so what about these different directions? so the tribes effect we might be best friends but the second begin to emotionally divisive conflict the will but i feel my a identity is print all of a sudden this will start what are the three basic characteristics that come to mind and think about th

they shot him when he pointed a gun at a security ec at the white house.he whi the secret service says it doest not appear he has any ties to terrorism are.e. >>> tomorrow they are expecting a verdict in the trial of officer never i don't he isver charged with assault in connection with the deaf of freddie gray.eddi fox 5's agencies limon with a wa look at what battles morris dents are anticipating. >> reporter: justice tin thehe freddie gray case. opinions are split on exactly what that means. >> my vision of justice may be different from other people's inputting every single personle pin jail isn't necessarily justice. making sure there's a cultural change in the police department is where you'll find justice. >> i'm honing justice is dones d and that officer near i don'tr i was judged fairly and hopefullyy that he does receive some jailoe time that's what i want. >> reporter: the nations eyes are on baltimore as we wait for a verdict to be delivered in the case of officer edward baltimore police officers iss favoring charges for second degree assault, misconduct in office and reckle

ec but i do not like high-yield anymore -- are these people that do not like high-yield anymore?n the same shift in the underlying bond market. this is adding up to people thinking the dealers are using these etf's as if they are their own inventories. in other words, they are using them. they are saying look, we'll take a client's money, use it to buy shares of the etf, you can redeem the shares in time for the underlying security, so you basically give them the shares and get a whole bunch of bonds, and then they sell those bonds to the clients. they a receptacle of bonds can go into and take out of, which i find pretty fascinating. shery: fascinating, yes, now that you explain it to us. lisa, think you so much for that. lisa abramowicz talking about the popularity of high-young on .tf -- high-yield bond etf's "what'd you miss?" is next. the major averages. the s&p 500 leading the gains, .7%. the dow is also up .9%. the biggest gain since march "what'd you miss?. " -- since march. "what'd you miss?" is next. ♪ scarlet: we are moments away from the closing bell. joe weisenthal i

the party still in ec 20 million people visit washington, d.c.nd it's pretty fair to say, almost none of them got the kind of welcome that donald trump received today. >> dozens of protestors and twice as many reporters greeted donald trump's motorcade, outside rnc headquarters this morning. the presumptive nominee spent 45 minutes behind closed door, where ryan previs and house speaker paul ryan, who has previously refused to endorse the donald. afterwards, he said he wasn't ready to give trump his endorsement, but they could and would work together. >> i was very encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. we had a very good ask encouraging productive conversation. we had a very encouraging meeting. it's no secret donald and i have had our differences. we talked about those differences today. >> trump met with majority leader mitch mcconnell, an experience hewe

>>vicki liviakis: another shuttle on a busy highway that is the ec to be responding to report off shots being fired on five a the shooting happened on 548 yesterday and even when officers arrived the shut down all was calm wednesday meeting and we're looking for bullet casing chp reopened the minds quickly after police did report that no one was injured from the shooting war is still ongoing investigation. >>vicki liviakis: this the third shooting to occur on. that is on. >>grant lodes:. >>reporter: in overseas operations here at the main jail has confirmed that to jail guards or arrested earlier on monday in charge with the alleged beating of and met reuben garcia is a long and custody but reporters suffered permanent disfiguring injuries to his job. >>reporter: this off to london early monday and both booked on one count each of felony assault the color and accused of assaulting garcia late last year about a month before three other guards allegedly beat to death of mentally ill men inmate michael they're now awaiting trial for murder. >>reporter: this is the rest are the direct resul

we'll address home-ec witness issues as -- home equity issues as well. really relevant to the topic we excused here today. and thanks to our staff, dennis, helped our process, andy winkler, senior policy analyst, and jake, our project assistant. one other thing i want to say, the effort does not stop here. so, my other job is to say that we, as bpc, are committed to this report and the recommendations we released, and many of you have been a part of our process to get us here, but the effort continues, and we always say when a report comes out here halfway done so likely months more of actual advocacy and education work around the recommendations here. so, please reach out to us, dr. park and i, to figure out ways to work together to advance what is in here and the work you're doing using our bipartisan platform. thank you all for coming and for your patience staying overtime. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >>> two muslim members of congress keith ellison and andre carson spoke about anti-muslim rhetoric in politics. we moderate this hour-long disc

president embracing victims of the first atom bomb ever used in war while standing 1200 feet from the ece1 years after the attack, president obama decided it was time for a commander-in-chief off to confront his history. >> mere words cannot give voice to such suffering. but we have a shared responsibility to look directly into the eye of history. and ask -- what we must do differently to curb such suffering again. >> white house officials were insistent that this was no apology tour. but the president did reflect on the hundreds of thousands of souls lost as a result of president truman's decision. justified then as a necessary evil to avoid a costly land invasion of japan. the heat of battle its faded from memory, but the images of destruction endure. it was here in hiroshima that death fell from the sky that august morning, ushering in a global nuclear arms race. significant arms control deals, mr. obama hasn't made much of a dent in america's own nuclear stockpile. reducing it less than any post-cold war president. today, a high tech bustling hiroshima has arisen from the ashes. as th

just as the pitcher, but as a person.er > we got a team to run and wead try and do it as economically ecessfully as we can.can. we're certainly not afraid toafa throw around money.nd we've shown it on multiple occasions. we're very fare and we're within market value on just aboutus everything we do. > not afraid to throw aroundund money. not afraid to test the waters.we just exactly 13 hyundais ago hy when donald trump long beforeore his white house aspirations. when strasburg leave the team for another team will the natste shut him down for good. two years before bryce harper hit free agency he was there today. he is the same agent who told reporters hic. after last night's outburst he was ejected.ject dance i espinosa struck out, but harper yelled something. he went back on to the fieldld after the win.in. that is a no no. major league baseball is looking into possible punishment. here is bryce after the game. i was pretty upset. let them hear what i have to say. let them hear it again. so what. what did you say after the game. >> a couple choose words.oose > do you think you're going

once we did the walk-through and looked at -- with the referenhe roger because he was ec explaining what he had seen when he went in. >> with police and neighbors converging on the scene, the news got out quickly. lynn's friend, debbie moore couldn't believe it. >> my husband and i were wat watching tv and he was flipping through the channels over the remote control. the channel flipped by and it was her house, i yelled, wait, wait, wait. what is it? isn't that lynn's house? he flipped it back. it came about that time a woman had been found murdered in her home. >> did you know right away? >> i knew it was lynn, yeah, because i knew the house and then they said it was military. i remember -- it almost made me sick, i was on the floor. and then i got myself together, i said, we have to go over there, i have to go over there. >> roger was already talking to detectives and clearly shaken. police were sympathetic but they knew he had to be carefully scrutinized. >> what's your first impression of roger reister? >> he was grasping and his son wouldn't let go of him. i thought maybe i saw some

so why did we take away shop class and home ec classes from our youngsters.gives them a skill that nobody can take from them. if you have that, you're self reliant. you don't have to rely on the government. so maybe it is social engineering is what started happening 30 years ago when they said oh, let's make everybody the same and let's have everybody go to college and take away these skills. but we shot ourselves in the foot. someone still has to build and rebuild trains and ships. >> now, these cars you're referring to -- >> next time i'm in new york, i'll show you. >> last time you were in new york, this only happens when you're here, fans stop in left or right. stop and want a selfie with you. were you ever attempted to do a justin bieber and say politics gets in the way -- >> i get fans, one or two at a time. just about an hour ago, as a matter of fact. and i was in the -- i was shopping. but justin, they come up in bus loads. it is not just one or two and then you have an hour free. with him it is bus loads of people come up. and they always -- i find t

the fact that tim cook had to go up to ec to sit down with jim cramer to get that bounce is a little concerning. if i was an investor, it wouldn't make me feel that well. and get like a 1.5% bounce today. it just wouldn't. i think today it smacks of desperation. >> bounce in a bad tape. >> stock down 10% on the year. >> even in a short-term bounce? i'm saying, was tim cook's reason for doing that interview for a short-term bounce? >> not at all. i don't think he thinks day to day. in the interview he says, i don't even know where the stock closed. i give him that credit. it doesn't have anything to do with tim cook. >> the stock had its worst losing streak in some 18 years. was down eight straight days before today. the premise of the question and the answer was, did the street get it wrong on the earnings? tim cook said essentially yes. >> he said yes, i say no. the earnings to dan's point, when you stop being the growth company that people are expecting, when you don't hit the knobs that people are looking for, they'll look for every reason in the world to hit the street. i think i

coming up, mario draghi reaches and ec be milestone.u that next on "bloomberg ." ♪ years whenn two mario draghi said he would boost met thes meet -- he has limit. julie hyman is here. what do we get for 3 trillion euros? julie: a whole lot of nothing. he said he would boost the balance sheet around 2012 levels around 3 trillion euros. goal is toadded, the spur inflation. here is a balance sheet and the white line. we reached that milestone. it is a problem -- this site is inflation, so now we are looking at negative inflation. the blue line is inflation. essentially, mario draghi has not gotten what he has paid for. crux ofngs us to the the matter and the challenge with central banks -- their effectiveness with stimulus in achieving their goals. david: this is roughly october, november, and december of 2014. it is a huge diversions here, right? counterfactual, this would be lower if they had not done this? julie: you can argue that it is not the ec be's fault. here in the u.s., we should point out that we have seen an expansion of t

we'll address home-ec witness issues as -- home equity issues as well. really relevant to the topic we excused here today. and thanks to our staff, dennis, helped our process, andy winkler, senior policy analyst, and jake, our project assistant. one other thing i want to say, the effort does not stop here. so, my other job is to say that we, as bpc, are committed to this report and the recommendations we released, and many of you have been a part of our process to get us here, but the effort continues, and we always say when a report comes out here halfway done so likely months more of actual advocacy and education work around the recommendations here. so, please reach out to us, dr. park and i, to figure out ways to work together to advance what is in here and the work you're doing using our bipartisan platform. thank you all for coming and for your patience staying overtime. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

i do not favor an exclues on ec the basis of religion. >> would you worry if he were the party's nominee? >> i have not endorsed him. >> jillian, what are we to make now today of this meeting? >> i don't think there is any way we can really rationally expect an endorsement coming out of today's meeting. henry kissinger has a history of meeting with the gop front-runners, like he did with palin in '08, as a courtesy to give them what i would call a foreign policy tutorial and kind of lay out the world according to henry kissinger. from donald trump's perspective, i find it ironic that he's wanting to meet with him at this point because of the great lengths he's gone to distance himself from people like henry kissinger. some people refer to him as the godfather of today's conservative u.s. foreign policy thinking. he's gone to great lengths, trump, to disparage people just like that who are part of the elite establishment. so why he wants to meet with him now can really only be for political reasons. >> very interesting. okay. ben, i'll come to you now because i want first to show this quo

sfwroo and coming up, billionaire stan druken mill ec says it is time to get out of stocks and buy goldand also other stocks that are down ahead of the trade. , social updates. we call it dark data. 80% is invisible to most businesses. the ibm cloud has tools that can help see dark data and put it to work. hello, my name is watson. working with watson in the ibm cloud, we can help an energy company predict pipeline corrosion. and help a start-up to use social data to predict market trends. now businesses can get more out of their data. that's what the ibm cloud is built for. >>> coming up in 19 minutes on "power lunch" the biotechs are down this week, and is it a buying opportunity or are the stocks headed down low eer? >>> and one of the stock categories bullish on amazon says it is going to be a 3 trillion tlrz bill -- 3 tr$3 trillion business, and should you buy? >>> and with will look at how business and conservatives will back trump, and if the that is going to happen? back to you, scott. >> thank you, michelle. welcome back to the halftime report, and gold is higher today after th

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the last i heard the president of egypt general ece said all options are still possible.understanding of the latest? >> again this is unofficial but i would say right now the indicators are that if you tip the scales it's toward terrorism but the longer is goes without responsibility being claimed it also could be a malfunction on the plane itself, an electrical malfunction. i think as more and more of the debris is collected and testing is done we should find out sooner rather than later what this was. i think on the investigations by the way, something like this, we always have to start off with the premise that terrorism is the most likely option and work our way back from that, not to say for certain it's terrorism but that's the most likely and work our way back. >> the official spokesman of isis released an audio message yesterday but in that message there was no claim of responsibility for the attack. what do you make of that? >> it could be several things, one that could have been recorded before they were certain who carried this out. isis does not have the same