erik: welcome to "the africa opportunity." i'm erik schatzker in cape town. we came here to south africa to give you a close look at the extraordinary potential and the enormous challenges this continent offers is is is and -- businesses and inventors worldwide. we brought together government and nongovernment leaders from around the globe to discuss debate and in some cases decide the future of african business. from infrastructure to agriculture to technology, how will africa attract the capital it so desperately needs but avoids the pitfalls of waste and conflict and corruption that have left its promise unfulfilled? for the next hour, you'll find out on "the africa opportunity." ♪ in africa, the optimism is infectious. the natural resources seem limitless. the population is young, growing, and educated. yet today, the africa rising narrative is in doubt. squeezed and foreign investors are pulling back. is there a bull case to be made for africa? that is one of the questions we sought to answer in cape town. presidentald caprica, of the african development

princeew expose is "erik --t quote in the hot seat "erik prince in the hot seat."ope you get into the piece on one of the navy seals involved in the killing of osama bin laden. juan: i want to go back for a second to prince's connections and work in libya because libya is essentially a veiled state. that failed state. there are competing groups competing to be the actual government, not to mention insurgent groups. who is he working with in b -- libya? mr. cole: it is a little murky. what we know about his interest in libya is that it again early on, i believe in 2011 with the fall of gaddafi. by 2013, he was in libya, had come together with a proposal with a few partners to offer complete blackwater service for counterinsurgency. he wanted to bring stability into the east, and went out the islamic -- islamista who were gaining strength. initially, he had difficult time finding the right partners. it was clear he did not trust some of the actions he was dealing with. he was not familiar with libya. he's certainly not an expert, and had a difficult time can't figure

erik von ancken marco rubio is campaigning in jock sonville. >> erik: political pundits say he must win florida if he has any chance of being the him in knee. he is trailing donald trump in florida but much of florida's lined up behind him. so we have to win. but it's not just about winning but what you l you do, we want win if we don't run as a conservative party that embraces the principles, i said this at c-pac, that is not an attitude or how loud can you be, how manied bad words can you say. erik von ancken he will make more stops in florida and will at two different rallies on monday, at that time tampa convention center, and we will be there, and hillary clinton is also making the rounds, in miami on tuesday ahead of wednesday's debate and on thursday she will campaign in tampa. and we haven't heard from bernie sanders if he will make a trip to florida, we have learned a grass roots headquarters is popping up in downtown melbourne, it is called brevard for bernie n time for florida's the corner now, march 05 and early voting began this weekend, starting today registered republican

erik: have you talked to the chairman? hunter: yes. erik: most recently?r: not the most recent meeting. erik: how come? hunter: there was another member of the team. tok: if you want to get them the table, is it necessary to do ceo to ceo? it's a littleut complex. it kind of goes back to your story of the girls at the dance spirit you have to do it very carefully. girls at the dance. you have to do it very carefully. erik: let's talk norfolk southern. there has been little progress. you have done your best to make progress. they're not budging. what has surprised you more -- the intransigence of management or the passivity of shareholders? because you do not hear anything from norfolk southern shareholders. ofter: i guess that is some our frustration. clearly, realistically, we strongly believe we can get a trust done, but we can't do it by ourselves. if we do not have cooperation from them, it's not going to happen. so, this most recent resolution is to try to get the shareholders engaged and maybe they would have influenced to say, talk to him. it is a n

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erik: welcome to the africa opportunity. we came here to south africa to give you a close look at the extraordinary pop -- extraordinary potential this country offers investors worldwide. veryought together the best in corporate, official, and non-government leadership across debatewth -- globe to the future of africa. from infrastructure to technology, how will africa attract the capital it desperately needs and avoid the pitfalls of waste, corruption, and conflict that have left this promise unfulfilled. you will find out on "the africa opportunity." in africa, the optimism is infectious. the population is young, growing, and increasingly educated. everywhere you look, there is promise to be made. commodity prices have plunged, budgets are squeezed. currencies are slumping and foreign investors are pulling back. is there still a full case to be made for africa? that is one of the questions we stopped to answer in cape town. -- he mowed either heme -- africa has been there before. years in decline. today, africa economy is

erik: up next on the africa opportunity.ts dig deep into the very immediate fiscal political and political challenges facing south africa. ♪ erik: nowhere does "the africa opportunity" seem real other than here in south africa. it is the richest country with everything from a thriving wine .ndustry we sat down with a panel of economic experts to talk about south africa 's finances and the elephant in the room, the country's credit rating. >> obviously difficult times. china's growth is slowing. we have seen a plunge in the last couple of years. we also have a threat of a possible downgrade, perhaps i will just kickoff and asked the representative, conrad. what do you make of the budget? does it leave africa in a better or worse position? conrad: if i could get everybody not to use the term downgrade, we call it noninvestment grade. what i would look at is what our -- would like to do is look at what our concerns are and contrast it with the budget we have seen today. when you look at the negative outlook we put on our indust

erik: a cushion.: to make sure the management of barclays has all the resources they need, financial and otherwise, to get this bank into 2017 in a position where its results bailey will drive our stock to a level over its book about you. -- book value. erik: plenty of second-guessing about africa, your decision to sell the majority of barclays africa. i will not force you to explain this -- i will ask you if somebody came to you with a credible, fund in, above market bid for the whole thing, would you sell it? jes: we will look at it but the ultimate decision would be from our board of directors. the idea of keeping some option analogy in africa is attractive to there is a price where sell it might make sense. we need to do that in concert with the government of south africa and with our other shareholders of barclays africa. we have given ourselves time, two to three years to get the sale done in a way that protects the franchise in africa and it is a separate bank and do it in concert with the sout

erik: they do.f reviews were better we would have seen a bigger record broken. $207 million the avengers open to. age of ultron opened to $190 million. it could have pushed it over the top. in this day and age we see records broken with every major movie. last year alone star wars and jurassic world broke opening weekend of all-time records. with batman and superman and wonder woman all for the first time, it is historic. if the reviews were more than 29% on rotten tomatoes -- betty: i thought it was 33. erik: as of this morning, 29%. no other film that has grossed over $150 million in its weekend and had less than six degree percent on rotten tomatoes. only five live-action films of all time grossed over $100 million opening weekend and had less than 30%. vonnie: today they make the right decision with casting? you are sending up a lot for those characters. if you look at the star wars movies, they were unknowns. erik: up and comers. you have an up and comer in gal gadot in wonder woman and i think

erik: will it be your most active investment? tony: yes. we thought it would have been last year but that wouldn't be the case. tony: we have a lot of dry powder, a lot of interesting deals and we just bought a big interest in a large field and i think we've made some great productions and it will be better. you get higher prices by recapping wells -- do you see a feeling on crude prices and if so, where is it? tony: i don't know about a ceiling because geopolitical prices can spike at any moment. that in any sort of normal market, think you are talking prices in the 75 area. well above the four curve. erik: energy has been among the commodities anyone could not want to be part of. effectivelatility blackstone's business in a positive or negative way? tony: it is kind of both. some markdowns from existing portfolios. we are in a place where that is the way of the world. among your three main businesses, private equity, real estate and credit, which is best suited to deploying capital and which is best suited to monetizing right now? tony: i

erik: what do you see as your role?rember of years looking at, conflict of interest, the fee structures and you have to look at the srr structure, and whether that still makes sense or not. there are also places to get greater transparency for investors that are enormously important. also what happens to your order, how it is routed event to get pays what -- routed and who gets what. erik: some of that is wrapped up his concerns about trading in the pilot program that they have talked about starting. >> we will begin this year. erik: it will begin while your chair? >> it will, and i am pleased to see that a lot. the objective is to get the data and see if you can increase secondary liquidity for smaller businesses. very happy to get that done, and it will begin this year. in terms of high-frequency trading, i think it is, as a most areas that we deal with, very important to define one's terms. high-frequency traders are not a monolith. they use lots of different strategies. you see strategies that talk about the benefit

erik: a lot of numbers you are throwing away. courtis: you were looking at your bracket seeing what has been thrown out. anchor: i had to throw it out when michigan state lost. the musketeers are anchor: it was a battle of heavyweights, kentucky and indiana. you can see either one of these teams making a run to the final four. only one would meet the sweet 16. this was a back and forth game. a bomb from downtown. he drops and 27 points. yogi pharrell turned it into 3. jamaal murray sweet dried here. then , this was a great pass. >> what i don' t want to do is take away from what indiana did. they played every kid on that court. they deserved to win this game. maybe it was because of them that we didn' t play our best. anchor: indiana advances to the sweet 16. that game is in progress. savior will look price a >> it' s going to be a tough game to watch. two of only 19' s to go to the sweet 16 five times in the last eight years. an accomplishment like that should reflect highly on the coaching staff. >> we have great players. that

erik: most recently? hunter: not the most recent meeting. erik: how come?unter: another individual met with him and a member of the csx chain. if it is necessary or i can be helpful in that process, but it's a little complex. it goes back to your story of the girls of finance, you have to do it carefully -- gears of finance, you have to do it carefully. erik: you've done your best to make progress. they are not budging. what drives the more? the management or shareholders? you don't hear anything from the norfolk southern shareholders. hunter: i guess that is some of our frustration. , werly, realistically strongly believe we could get a trust done, but we cannot do it by ourselves. if we do not have cooperation from them, it is not going to happen. tracy: that was hunter harrison. we will head over to our markets desk were julie hyman has a check on company movers. julie: let's start with jack dorsey's company. he is the ceo of square and twitter. square coming out with earnings come initially the stock rose and now down by 8%. the company's fourth-quarter

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i'm erik von ancken. a sold-out crowd at ucf, tens of thousands tried to see the republican front-runner and so many people in fact that lines were out the door this morning. many arriving as early as 6 am to attend the midafternoon rally and many did not get in. than no more hate! >> erik: across the street hundreds of protesters gathered holding signs and chanting against trump. amanda castro and at ucf monitoring it all. trump pointed out during his speech that they ran out of space? >> reporter: that they did, erik. a arena reached capacity about an hour before he sporks they had to turn people away. they say they filled it up to about 11,000 people, that is how big this rally was. to come out and vote for him in the upcoming primary. >> please welcomed next president of the united states, mr. donald trump. >> reporter: loud cheers and chants for the republican presidential front-runner and the candidate made a campaign stop at ucf a week that have before florida's primary. >> if we win florida, belie

erik: we could be up and we could be down.to say, i think it would be a serious mistake and i think the federal reserve has come around to the notion that we are living in a world economy and the circumstances cap surprise them because they're not paying enough attention to the long-term debt cycle. in other words, there is a reason the attitudes have changed. i think it is great to have changed. if you look around the world, the risk is not inflation and the risk is not overheating economies. erik: you feel the same way about the trajectory of the federal reserve and monetary all see. if the risks we talked about our asymmetric to the downside to the global economy and effectiveness of monetary policy because of the spread between return on fixed income and risk assets, what does that mean for asset prices? ray: it means asset prices correct to a point where they come back. words, the correction happening in the stock market -- let me be clear i not bearish on the stock market. have is, aswhat we you have those risk premiums,

eric sandoval is with senator marco rubio at florida international university and erik von ancken is live at donald trump's mara largo club in palm beach. >> lisa: we start in orange county where the state just decided it will not extend voting by an hour. >> matt: news 6 reporter amanda castro is live at the orange county supervisor of elections office. there were some problems out there today. >> reporter: yeah, matt. some voters in orange county went to their precincts and were told they couldn't vote, turned away today because they ran out of ballots. turns out it was a computer glitch and they printed the wrong number of democratic and republican ballots. election officials say they didn't realize the problem until this morning. about a dozen precincts were affected. they didn't have enough party ballots at those locations where voters were also voting in a local election. new ballots and hand delivering them to the precincts. the problem causing long lines and frustrated voters. many saying they had commitments and may not be able to get back to their polling place to vote toda

mark: erik, thank you so much for your reporting.there are conflicting reports policehether a capitol officer was wounded. the suspect was wounded by police. he is in custody. there are reports that a visitor at the visitor complex was wounded by shrapnel. there will be a press conference 10 to 15e next minutes. when we get more information, we will bring that to you. back to you. alix: joining us is james sweeney, chief economist of global market division at credit suisse. we got the latest read on inflation today. i'm a little confused. we have core pce treading water at around 1.6%. core cpi is like a moonshot. 1% howap is over 1/2 of does. -- of 1%. how does this reconcile itself? i think the gap has been about the same for the past 18 to 24 months. the gap reflects the different compositions. basically, cpi has more housing in it. pce has more health care in it. health care prices were pretty stagnant, especially about year ago. rents and housing prices have been picking up. the gap is big. other measures of core inflation are r

erik: you are a former prosecutor.stice scalia will affect the outcome of that case? mary jo: we really can't judge that. there are a number of issues that could impact the thinking. recognizingchair, all of the accomplishments you have had as chair of the sec and on this international women's day, blazing a trail for other women to follow, what you have done and what you have done in concert with other regulators, i think it is fair to say that it is to attempt to change the culture on wall street and in the financial services industry. to what degree have you been successful? mary jo: i think much of wall street has been significantly successful, but there is a distance to go. erik: what to do? mary jo: changing culture is not an overnight or five-year project. when you are trying to change culture in significant ways is you change it at the top, you may even change it in the trenches, but you have a big swath of middle managers where you've got to make sure it is absorbed and lived. it is an enormous responsibility

erik: temperatures climbing into s. in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, courtis: welcome back. and he goal being watched closely today on the nation' s capital as people await the arrival of a second eagle. this is in washington dc. you are looking live at the eagles nest. this is out in d.c.. everybody is keeping a close eye on this event. the parents nickname, mr. president and miss lady were feeding their newborn. they are for now named d.c. 2. kentucky had to be rescued after it fell into a ravine. the horse was found trapped in the ravine tangled in fines. kentucky' s large animal response unit was able to get him out using a tractor harness. it will be a few more days until they know more about the horse' s recovery. similar to humans, autoimmune diseases can happen in dogs. the condition is recently being heavily researched in d

erik: we will see sunshine here and there. courtis: can' t wait. >> new spy was the only station and the area that had cameras for the dayton high school elise: welcome back. i' m elise jesse. xavier at home looking to exact some revenge on a team who beat them earlier in the season. the creighton blue jays came first half. senior day for james farr, remy abell, and kevin coker this afternoon. xavier was getting smacked around in the first. creighton leading by as many as nine points. and xavier had to dig themselves out of a deep hole, clawing their way back towards the end of the half. james farr gives the muskies the lead. he finished with 16 points. xu lead at the half 44-41. the guys in white came out on fire in the second half. throwing a few punches back at the blue jays. myles davis the floater, he lead all scorers with 24 points 7 , 7 asists. but crieghton never gave up in s lead to 3. the nails in the coffin. 5 muskies score in double digits today as they take the win 98-93 . and they take the two seed in the big eas

.> you will, erik i hope i will.table with a recognition this has to be done. i happen to believe with the benefit of hindsight that governor chris christie was right to kill the ark project. to the plate, along with governor cuomo, and torched a consensus around the rail tunnel system, which will actually have multiple benefits beyond what ark would have had. erik: are you confident 15 years from now, in 2030, that new york city will be prepared for its citizens? spent theson i majority of my career in new york is because when the issue came to the forefront of finances to run the transportation system and expansion, the dialogue got us to a place where we got money. we have a second largest economy in the world. i think we will remain that way. the changes are being met by legislators. i am confident. we need to make sure we husband are resources in a way that we have good repair, and in a way where we can get as much useful life out of that asset. the decisions we are making no we aren't leaving on the floor. the

near coagen and san flee poe drive erik sandoval is out there tonight. what's the 11 o'clock update. >> reporter: i've been talking with fire investigators all night. they tell me this fire is 100% contained. there is still a lot of smoke out here. we've been watching flair ups right behind me. it's because of that, a lot of the neighbors are sleeping with their garden hoses by their front doors. >>> palm bay fire crews quickly when this brush fire erupted shortly after three this afternoon. winds spread the flames quickly. they sent them right in the middle of this subdivision. >> we knew what this wild fire was doing. >>> chris fraser said the same area was hit in 2008. and he knew the low humidity and gusty winds were a recipe for disaster. >> what happened? >> i don't know. i receive ed a phone call this afternoon from a friend and they said your house is on fire. >>> this is terry shaw's house. his is one of four homes damaged by the fire. tonight we got close enough to his house to see smoke still billowing from the backyard. he tell us, he bought

erik: he feels a lot safer after the training. now if you want to see what goes one behind the scenes at the emergency managment headquarters ll give you a peak behind the curtain river police were called to this time it was on the kentucky it' s the latest issue along this stretch of interstate in the last 8 days. this latest crash sent a car through the guardrail and down . -- on the kentucky side. were taken to the hospital it' s not clear how serious their injuries are. this is coming less than a day after a trailer tipped over on the interstate shutting down eastbound side for 3 hours. another accident near the combs hehl bridge over the weekend proved deadly. a rear-end wreck on 275 east near kellog killed scott petredis. cory lipmeier is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide after police suspected he was speeding and driving while impared during that crash. we may have to wait even longer to get answers about the crash that sent a car off the combs hehl bridge last tuesday. the car is still sitting at the bottom of the

etching erik sandoval is at the rubio campaign. huge night for the front runner, night. >> reporter: big night. hi everyone. what a beautiful setting. the feel is presidential. this is something the viewers didn't get to see. this had a presidential feel. and donald trump looked the part. with victories in hand, he reached out to the media and issued two questions, first or issues, rather, to the gop establish ment, he said consider the facts. and then he went in on marco rubio. but let's begin with his message to the gop establish ment. >> if i'm going to win all of these states with all these numbers and i come in worst as second, i think we're a democracy, i think it's awfully hard to say that's not the person we want to lead the party. right? i'm not going to tell him what to do you have to run. he had a bad night. according to cnn, fox, i watched their broadcast, the loser of the night, is marco rubio. he hasn't won. at least you can say ted has won something. and you know, marco has not won. you've got to be able to win. you

news 6 reporter erik von ancken got to know the new interim c.e.o. and her goals. >> reporter: this is one of the priorities of the new interim c.e.o. she tells me she wants to finish this facility that will house domestic violence survivors in an emergency, at any time of day. progress of harbor house. >> i've been here a week and i'm learning a lot and i'm really enjoying it. >> reporter: meet ellen syler, the new head of the harbor house. she will run this one for the next with no notice. she, quote, unquote, ruffled feathers. wick said it was not her decision to leave and she's proud of where harbor house stands as a life-saving organization. >> people are still dying, the needs are still there, we're still here and we need you to still be there. harbor house must continue doing what it has always done. >> the needs and the issues are huge. this community needs to continue its support of harbor house through this entire process. >> reporter: she will continue to oversee the construction of this facility and get up to speed and get harbor house wh

erik: temperature starting to climb, 62 row, 70' s on tuesday. again, chance recycle tomorrow afternoon. andrew: that' have. [content sigh] ah, excuse me? mr. jones? hi. already? you booked an appointment. i just started cookin. we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. i haven't even started to bronze yet. tan. starting to even it out. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable. including one-hour arrival windows. we'll also tell you how long our visit will take pbefore your appointment starts. with the college basketball wlwt-tv] >> coming up on the rock, with season now over, we' ll break the tournaments. this year, there are lots in the ncaa tournament, it is just a matter of what the seed will be. you see will have to bear all in the american in order to have a chance. that and more coming up on sports rock brought to you by mike castrucci chevrolet. george hello and welcome to the : rock i' m george vogel along with the big-d, derek forrest. we have now officially entered march madness with conference tournaments starting

erik: what does the future of the endowment model look like?ginning to look like the others. do you follow the path seeing blazed by tension funds into real assets? is that the future for endowments? there are a couple of terms we should define. the endowment model is about embracing illiquidity risks or seeking to liquidity risks which -- and being long-term equity, which is private equity. an in perpetuity investor, that's an advantage we have. thatve seen you can overdo and become overly illiquid, need access to that market. we are happy to be aaa rated. endowment for public university, not a private university, so we are perhaps more sensitive to the downside because of we don't do a good job, hundreds of house and some and janeare dislocated and john q public have to step up. we like a diversified portfolio and real assets. in natural resources, we tend not to invest in the molecules themselves, but the value-added supply chain. theculture in india, where opportunity for seeds and irrigation and storage and typeing, we invest in that of mo

was an exclusive interview with erik schatzker.ull disclosure, the chairman of bloomberg lp, the parent of bloomberg news is a nonexecutive director at laxton. scarlet: time now for the bloomberg business flash. corporation has said no thanks to a takeover from apollo global. no word whether the company plans to engage in negotiations or if apollo plans to return with a fresh proposal. representatives from both companies declined to comment. alix: shares of valiant pharmaceuticals are plummeting today. its ceo is warning that the challenges of the past few us.hs are not behind the stock has fallen 76% since august. scarlet: a former equities trader at schroders has pleaded guilty to insider trading and will be sentenced in june. the charges relate to trading in companies like homebuilders swan hill. is a bloomberg business flash. still ahead, we are going to tell you about a deal raising a lot of spirits today in italy. is one part campari with a splash of the french riviera you. the chief executive is coming on that. do stick arou

erik von ancken will have more from the space coast within the next half-hour. >> lisa: also breaking right now, a deadly officer-involved shooting triggered by alleged threats towards construction worker. that's according to palm bay detectives at the scene along two-hour standoff today. news 6's troy campbell joins us with the breaking new details. how did this escalate into shots being fired? >> reporter: yeah, the scene is still very active. we're as close up as we possibly can go up to the crime tape. you can also see crime scene investigators still out here collecting evidence. palm bay police say this all started about 9:30 this morning when a 39-year-old man who allegedly threatened three construction workers doing work on his neighbor's house. the workers called police saying the man threatened to shoot him. the police used an intercom system to get the man out of the house. he exited the home for the final time and police say he was holding a handgun. officers then fired one fatal shot at the man.

erik: each home will have their own area to plant and harvest food. however, the brunt of the work will be taken over by a professional farmer. more than 40 vegetables will be crowned with cattle, pigs, rabbit all on-site with sold -- on-site and sold fresh for the community' s dinner table. sheree: new tonight at 5:00, c world announces it will no longer breed or goes. the news comes as years and years of increased scrutiny of the theme park after the death of a trainer and then the documentary "blackfish." the amusement park says "this generation of killer whales will be the last that they will care for." they will slowly phase out killer whale shows at all of its park by 2019. well, reds fans, you are now going to get a chance to get your hands on opening day tickets starting this weekend. a limited number of tickets go the great american ball park at 9:00 a.m. the two game package includes one ticket opening day plus a ticket to another april game of your choice. prices range between $75 and $95. you can start lining up for tickets tomorrow mornin

we're coffering the rubio campaign, erik sandoval news 6. >>> let's go to erik von ancken. eric. >> reporter: yeah mat, trump won big. he point ed to this crowd tonight. that asked big deal considering the race. >> when i don't get over 50, we have four people, right? we have four people. do you understand that? so when i get 53, and this one is an example, i had 53. and that's with four people. that an amazing achievement mathematically. >> reporter: and trump was at resort. there were no protester here for sure because serve a club member. he told the crowd of about 500, he was amazed at the verity turn out. he said the world is watching this election. he's going to pick up this pace for the chris cross for votes. >> we're going to win win win, and we're not stopping. we're going to great victories for our country. thank you very much, everybody. thank you thank you. >> reporter: and trump also said he's having fun. he told everybody he's still enjoying this. lisa, to congratulate marco rubio on what he says was running a very tough campaign. >>> we should point out john kasich won his hom

erik: it will. it will be a cold start. by the afternoon 49 degrees with some sun out there. 63 come tuesday. wednesday 62 with a few extra clouds. by thursday we' re talking about a few showers and maybe some thunderstorms before getting cooler. sure the sun will rise tomorrow. courtis: it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master a customer tweets "bank fees make me physically ill. #overdraft" how do you respond? sounds like a medical problem. i'd send her to a hospital. "hashtag not the bank's problem." at huntington, she can link with her savings account and then we transfer the money for free. we do that. for a fee of $10. to transfer her own money? hashtag obviously. free transfers from savings when you're overdrawn. welcome to huntington -- george: thought it could not get worse for cincinnati sports teams. xavier leading up to wisconsin. another game coming down to the final tick.

erik zarnitz has that story. reporter: this is tracker. he is a puppy now but is going through plenty of training to become a diabetic alert dog. he will be helping the disabled turn off lights, take off jackets, and retrieve objects. >> launching the beginning of my challenge project. raising awareness for type one diabetes. and i am also -- >> a requirement for graduation. >> when i was first diagnosed, i was helped out a lot. >> he' s generally interested in making it more aware. >> it can be lifesaving, that they can give the person some information prior to the onset of low glucose. they can go get a drink, orange juice, whatever they need. reporter: they have plenty of work to do. a dog guy, erik zarnitz. a gentle knowledge or paul will alert the diabetic up to 15 minutes before a dangerous drop in blood sugar. kevin: i don' t expect any problems around the greater cincinnati metro area through the evening hours. here' s a look at the evening forecast. we have the quick burst of snow that has ended for most of us. it is going to melt

erik williams: talk to my lawyer, got to talk to my chris: 35-year-old erik williams is out of jail released thursday , night on a more than $20,000 bond. he was arrested earlier this week when a 6-year-old girl he was babysitting found a loaded gun and shot herself with it. why was the gun stored under a sofa? erik williams: you' ve got to talk to my lawyer. mom: no comment. chris: are you going to fight the charges? mom: no comment. get in the car. >> is already done. chris: police say the 6-year-old found the gun under a sofa tuesday night at this home on highlawn avenue in sanford. she would later die from her injuries. >> the patient is in the trauma bay right now. i really don' t have any, they didn' t give me any details. they just like, carried the kid in. chris: in newly released 911 calls, you hear medical staff call authorities when the child was taken to the emergency room after shooting herself in the shoulder. rosalind williams: it' s not his gun. he don' t carry a gun. he' s not a violent person. chris: earlier thursday, the suspect' s mother told wesh 2 that williams' intenti

erik: that shouldn't surprise us. what i wanted to know was what has the fed learned by studying the european and japanese experience with negative interest rates, you heard janet yellen said and i ring she was speaking for the central bank, the impact of negative rates, the effective it -- the effectiveness of negative rates has been mixed. she said there have been some positive impacts and some negative impacts. frankly, i wish she would have gone in more detail. it would have been fascinating for janet yellen to dissect the negative interest rate in the eurozone. but it shouldn't surprise anybody the fed isn't actively considering negative interest rates. fomc,single member of the regardless of the fact that they have scaled back their expectations, doesn't dissipate that interest rates will rise by at least half a point by the end of this year. right, torightt,wo -- rate increases. perhaps the federal reserve should preemptively discuss things like negative rates. he said, if the fed can convince people that the f

erik: doesn't it help to meet ceo to ceo?f it is necessary or if i can be hopeful in that process, but it's a little complex and goes back to your story of the girls -- you have to do it carefully. let's talk about norfolk southern. --re's been little progress you've done your best to make progress. they are not budging. what has surprised you more? the intransigence of management ?r the shareholders you don't hear anything from the norfolk southern shareholders. hunter: i guess that is some of our frustration. trustieved we could get a done but we can't get it done by her selves. if we don't have cooperation from them, it's not going to happen. resolution isnt to try to get the shareholders engage so that they would be able to say talk to me. it's a nonbinding resolution. we don't understand what it hurts to sit down and talk. maybe we are missing something, but that's part of the frustration. at two :00 ong up bloomberg markets, the former governor of the central bank of cyprus will be joining us. you don't want to miss tha

deputy say 31-year-old erik mcbeth worked as a baker in the hudson area. he never caused any trouble and will be missed. mcbeth is 31.>>> the latest of a long history of wrong way crash is -- crashes. two people were killed in a wrong way crash onto 75 in tampa from 2009 until 2014. 36 wrong way crashes all in the bay area. several fatal. dot says most of the crashes involved in per drivers. saw flashing signs that hotspots. they install vehicle detectors and cameras and certain intersections. >>> your thoughts and prayers continued to pour in this morning. offer condolences to the family and deputies. go to the action news facebook page. >>> tampa police need your help finding a driver who left a young bicyclist for that. a. truck hit that 22-year-old man at e. 30th avenue. in n. hippie st., saturday morning. he was taken to the hospital where he is still fighting for his life. the truck is described as an older dark blue pickup, possibly a toyota, with a full bed topper any damage windshield and worth. please call police if you have information. >>> tamp

erik: how about what the sec gets from the left? politicalization agency make it harder to do your job and make it harder for the next chair? all jo: the criticism from directions comes with the territory. the sec in particular. in its policymaking. it touches important industries and investors. about 50% of what you do will be -- this by every dirty like by everybody. the key for the sec is to fulfill its mission as an independent agency. irrespective of lyrical party, agency with athe particular goal, and that is to not be politicized. mark: sec chair mary jo white speaking to erik schatzker. target ofould be the a takeover. how the company plans on defending itself from a mr. investor, next. -- mystery investor. ♪ mark: this is "bloomberg markets ." i am mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. we go to julie hyman. julie: thursday deal that is not happening. -- now to a deal that is not happening. long day ofen a opposition to the deal, including from shareholders of terraform power, an affiliate of -- of sunedison. terraform was

investigators piecing together by 31-year-old erik mcbeth was driving westbound in the eastbound lane of the selmon expressway. to the speeding and hit caught felis patrol car head-on. kotfila was well-liked. who wanted to be a traffic homicide investigator. you can imagine his colleagues were very emotional after this crash. take a listen. >> it is like losing a family member. and it drives at home to all of the deputies because it could of been his car or anyone else's car. >> for -- funeral arrangements are pending and this is the fifth wrong way down this year in the tampa bay area. what fdot plans to do coming up. for now, jake peterson, abc action news. the man driving the wrong way and the deadly crash. 31-year-old erik mcbeth was behind the wheel and he worked his neighbor say never cause >>> this is the latest in a long history of wrong way crash is in the bay area. killed in a wrong way crash onto 75 in tampa from 2009 it 36 wrong way crash is. all in the bay area. several of them were fatal. fdot said the crashes involved in prayer drivers. hoping to curb the problem fdot i

erik: starboard is notifying yahoo!ts shareholders that it plans to nominate directors, nine new people to sit on yahoo!'s board. victorious, were this is very hostile. every single current director would be swept out of office and no longer serve shareholders. this is a company owned by shareholders. shareholders will have the last word on this subject at the annual meeting in june. starboard has a lot to say. all, it is unfortunate this action is necessary. we have requested an opportunity to work with the company and to work constructively with the board of directors. furthermore, we cannot envision a scenario where the shareholders would entrust the current management team and aard with exit eating turnaround plan giving the years of failed attempts under the current leadership. 's stock tells the story of this board and management. much, perhaps at the front of mind, what it was able to achieve at darden. thatn is the company takingrd succeeded in over by sweeping out that slate of directors back in 2014. if we loo

speaking with erik schatzker in inclusive interview. have exclusive comments from a conference -- he is saying that he hopes that the fed would interest -- raise interest rates twice. he also says he would be surprised if rates go negative and questions whether negative rates would be effective. is falling ink trading. part of that is revenue is down 25% year on year. fixed income equities down 15% you're in your. scarlet, it was interesting to see in the credit market, he said other than the energy sector, credit is performing well. he says that $400 million repositioning reserve -- it's interesting. have they set aside enough money to deal with that? we will find out in four, five quarters' time. we have much more coming up on "bloomberg markets." keep it right here. ♪ alix: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i'm alix steel. time for the bloomberg business flash. two united shareholders are battling to change the airline's board. they are nominating six candidates for the board this spring. with thefrustrated carrier fell performanc

but first, news 6 reporter erik von ancken is live on the space coast. we learned the problem today is wind. >> reporter: wind shear specifically. in fact, the c.e.o. of spacex, elon musk, just put out a tweet a half-hour ago. take a look at it. at the bottom of the tweet, you see the squiggly line there. there's a graph that musk put on there to show how bad the wind straight up with that rocket. about 10 miles up, the graph shows wind shears around 70 miles per hour. he says, to use his word, "it would slam into his rocket like a sledgehammer." i want to show you a live picture of what it looks like across the river. i'm standing on the causeway in front of the cape canaveral air force station. that is the banana river behind me, and that is launch complex 40 where the rocket is sitting. you can see it's still a little bit choppy out here. the problem is when you go up. 10 miles up, he says he's afraid his rocket would not do well in that. and cbs news space analyst said the wind shear is going to continue for the next couple of days. friday is the day

erik schatzker has the news. 242,004 february.se over the median forecast in our survey of economists. rate studyyment at 4.9%. if you include revisions from february and january, job creation is on a 238,000 average monthly pace, matching what we saw in 2015. if you are looking at it against trends, 242,000 is superior to what we have seen as an average. bottom line, the economy continues to create jobs. the strength in the labor department is drawing people into the workforce. the labor participation rate is up to 62.9%. the continuation of a trend. it is now at its highest level since january of 2015. as we have seen, it is a young and yang situation the jobs report. we have that situation here. this report and numbers do create some concern about productivity and the pace of wage growth. wage growth now at 2.2%. saying, economists we surveyed have been looking for 2.5%. that is the lowest since july of 2015. a worrying sign for the fed and policymakers who are looking for signs of inflation. average hourly earnings fell for th

erik sandoval is outside the store in bald win park tonight, eric? >> reporter: investigators tell me this man would take his cell phone and strategically place it in his shopping basket. some as young as five-year-old. tonight, we were waiting outside jail to ask him some tough questions. you have nothing to say to these families? 27-year-old scott was in the orange county jail for only eight hours before he posted his $5,000 bond to get out. police say the surveillance cameras caught him walking around the publics in bald win park. he puts his cell phone right on top of a box of salt teen crackers. he used that to prop up his up the skirts and shorts of at least two little girls. one around five-year-old, the other around eight. investigators tell news 6, another shopper saw him do it and reported him. the manager was able to write down his license plate number allowing opd to track him down. irwin was released around 5 o'clock this evening. we watched him in the jail's lobbies as he made several phone calls to trying to find somebody to pick him u

in cocoa beach, erik von ancken, news 6. >> julie: firefighters had to shut down atlantic avenue in front of the mansion most of the day because of putting water on the house. the road just reopened in the last few hours. >> lisa: if you like the warm weather, today was the day for you. >> ginger: right there. once again, we flirted with record temperatures. while it looks like a beautiful evening as the sun sets in daytona beach, because it is gorgeous out there, we have to ask if there's any relief as far as rain on the way. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing your forecast for us tonight. >> tom: your wish is my command. we'll get you rain shortly, i promise you. we truly will. >> ginger: okay. >> tom: we're tracking a smoke you can see the smoke plume here, starting to diminish a bit now that the sea breeze has blown through. that's good news too. right now, we're still strong at 84. cooler here because of the sea breeze. 75 out at the cape. here's the on-the-town forecast for tonight in orlando. down to 75 by 10:00. come the 11:00 hour, 73. i'll be right back to pinpoint

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news 6's erik von ancken is getting results in eastwood tonight near waterford lakes. what is the problem here? >> reporter: you now have a choice in orange county when it comes to yard waste. you can either put it in a can, an old one like this, or if you have a lot of it, you can put it the thing is, you spend all that time and put it in a bag. the thing is, the haulers come and here they have been leaving behind some of the debris and, look, all of the bags that's causing a big mess and potentially big problems. >> they took the stuff, everything is gone. but my bags are still here. and that makes no sense to me. >> reporter: lee says it was a mystery at first. she bagged her yard waste. dragged it down to the curb and then yesterday morning discovered the bags were left behind. and so was some of the yard waste. >> up top, covering this whole thing, down in my grass, both ways, up into my yard, and down into the sewer. >> reporter: she cleaned up most of it but couldn't get down into the drain. i tried to see what was left with my cell phone. sticks in one corner a