he is from canada, but he enlisted in fargo. he served in the marine corps first marine expeditionary force, first marine division. he died may 28, 1967. age at the time of death was 20 years old. his uncle a united states marine, sponsored him so that he as a canadian, could enlist in the united states marine corps. paul was proud to volunteer and served the united states as a marine so he could fight communism. paul signed a noncitizen waiver so he could serve in country in vietnam with his unit. one story that his friends recall is on a hunting trip paul was so proud of his service as a u.s. marine that when he went home for christmas after basic training, his friends joked that paul didn't take his uniform off once. david birdall was born january 16 1953. he grew up in minot. served in the army, 101st airborne division. his date of death is stated to be january 20, 1972. he was 19 years old when he went missing. david is the first son born of 13 children. his family remembers him as always helping others. during the minot fl

last june a 13-year-old runaway from minneapolis was rescued and her traffickers were arrested in fargo morehead. police believe that the traffickers were more than likely on their way out to our oil patch with the victim, and they stopped over in fargo morehead to make a little cash by selling these children in the area. this is a story we hear over and over again the vulnerability of children, the trafficking of children into the oil patch in western north dakota. in fact, talking to the experts who track advertising of young children whether it is in the deep or dark net or whether it is in things like back pages what they will tell you is the spike up in trafficking and ads in western north dakota alarms them and should alarm us. this is not a big city problem. we know this is a problem that affects north dakota. if traffickers are willing to snatch runaways in the big cities and bring them out to north dakota you know they are trying to prey on this vulnerable population in north dakota as well. this is personal for me. i know a lot about this topic because my sister works in this

it's really crazy weather map this spring. >> we could use some of the fargo fargo weather. give me that. thanks so much. still ahead the roast of martha stew art cooked up this weekend and it has nothing to do with me. before larry instantly transferred money from his bank of america savings account to his merrill edge retirement account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "underserved season". and before he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offering a 401k." larry knew the importance of preparing for retirement. that's why when the time came he counted on merrill edge to streamline his investing and help him plan for the road ahead. that's the power of streamlined connections. that's merrill edge and bank of america. ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ [ female announcer ] fiber one. >>> it's time to get a check on the other headlines. other at the cooler. what are we looking at? >> what's in martha stewart,

right behind the wells fargo. witnesses say that after robbing the wells fargo the suspects ran right through here so that's why this area is important to police. this wells fargo in falls church is the eighth bank in maryland in northern virginia that these so called black hat bandits have hit since january 2nd according to the fbi. >> reporter: today's robbery happened around 12:45 this afternoon. authorities say three men are involved. two armed men one black one white who enter the bank, and one who waits in a getaway car. i'm told today they were in and out of the bank in roughly two minutes. while they're inside the fbi says they've gotten more brazen with each attempt threatening customers and tellers, at items pointing and holding guns to customers' heads and jumping the teller counters as they make their demands. witnesses say they were wearing black trench coats and masks covering up their faces. >> the two men who entered the bank are described to be in their early 40s. they're said to be between 5'7" a

wisconsin is a lot like krooimer fave wells fargo. the equivalent is a company with revenue growth especially accelerating revenue growth which is something money managers can't get enough of. when i screen this over the past four quarters only 23 companies fit the bill and warren buffett's fave wells fargo is on that list. then up 3.6% and following quarter up 3.8%. remember the banks benefit from higher interest rates. if you believe that rates have to eventually come higher something that became more likely i felt today when the fed dropped the language about patience, then the best way to play it might be wells which by the way has the finest retail banking business in the land. plus just like the wisconsin badgers wells fargo well coached. i'm talking the ceo. a fellow midwester, one of few banking executives who retained his job during the financial crises because he used it to make opportunistic acquisitions that turned his company from a regional company to a domestic banking clos sis. number two in the west university of ariz

take a look at this scene behind the wells fargo bank in falls church. you'll see footprints marked with fluorescent paint and inside the paint they have a chemical to take an impression of the footprints. it appears after the bank robbers committed the robbery, they ran across this area here and left footprints in the ice and in the snow. investigators went to a nearby restaurant took the boxes from the restaurant boxes used to ship frito-lay potato ships but used the boxes to preserve the footprints until csi techs could get here to work the scene. there are a number of foot prints here. it's unclear as to how many of the foot prints they're going to process here in the rear of the wells fargo bank. let's take another look at the surveillance video of the black hat bank robbers we got today. this is their eighth bank robbery since january, two in maryland six in virginia. they did this like the others walked in the bank about 12:40 in the afternoon, guns drawn, told everybody to get on the floor, got their money and off they went through a little stand

. >> this time the wells fargo bank in falls church. nikki burdine joins us from outside that branch which is on west broad street. nikki, these guys are starting to address some of the customers now, right? >> reporter: they are. that's what's scaring investigators the most because they say they are becoming more and more brazen pointing weapons at customers' heads, making demands and even juferring on counters. so let's -- jumping on counters. so let's get you right to the images. these were taken from the wells fargo bank in falls church. this is what investigators want you to keep an eye out for. these three men are members of the black hat bandits. two of them go into the bank and a third waits in the getaway car. their faces are covered with masks, faked beards and they're wearing all black. this has been going on since january and they've hit banks in northern virginia and maryland. this one at wells fargo is the eighth bank they've hit. the f.b.i. hopes witnesses here yesterday can them them solve this case. >> two minutes after

george is from wells fargo, he knows there are second-round effects to a collapsing commodity. can oil force a collapse in yields? oil and other signals filter into everyone's world, including the world of debt. george: credit markets have been focused on oil prices. as soon as oil started to crack last year in the middle of the year, bond prices started to come down. a pretty big concentration in both investment grade and high yield markets. more so than equities. people started to use credit markets as a proxy trade. tom: is the high yeield -- high-yield hydrocarbon market -- george: good point. energy markets within credits started to segment. the higher-quality better performing oil companies sought a bid, we saw clearing levels.

jpmorgan, wells fargo, bank of america, and citigroup along with 27 others passed the federal reserve's annual stress test. that means they're strong enough to survive a severe u.s. or global recession and keep lending. the fed started conducting stress tests back in 2009 to restore confidence in the u.s. financial system. >>> asian markets finished mostly higher on the european central banks. tokyo's nikkei gained 1%. hong kong's hang seng lost a fraction. >>> stocks here on wall street finished slightly higher edged forward by gains in utility and financial stocks. the dow jones industrials gained 38 points. the s&p 500 finished 2 points higher. and the nasdaq composite rose 15 points. >> the state of new jersey announced a $225 million

if fargo hits 70, that would be the earliest on record that fargo hits 70 degrees. that would be the earliest on record that fargo hit 70 degrees. it's going to be interesting and certainly spring has sprung in many spots in the country, cecilia. >> rob thank you. >>> and we turn now to that breaking story out of denver, a blownout tire on a united airlines flight braced for a rocky touchdown and it's the second rough landing today. a plane in chicago without nose gear also coming down hard. abc's marci gonzalez reports. >> reporter: a tense emergency landing in chicago. gojet flight 3645 from grand rapids touching down at o'hare without its front landing gear, the second close call of its kind today. 900 miles away passengers bracing for a dramatic and dangerous landing in denver. the scare caused by this, a tire on united airlines flight 4870's landing gear blowing this morning during takeoff. >> tower procured. 4870 declaring an emergency. i believe we blew an engine -- or i'm sorry, blew a tire under pressure. >> reporter: instead of heading to kansas city, the

. >> she checked her wells fargo statements and was shocked to find a bunch of strange charges like aand dollar payment for scwann's frozen foods. >> i didn't know what it was. >> she found another payment for more frozen foods and then 700 and then 600. all to schwann's. >> it was like they were running their restaurant. >> and that is just for december. she found payments to pg&e and charter communications. none were made by her. thieves were using her account to pay their own bills. >> it was distressing to realize that somebody was dipping in and using it however they wanted. >> the crooks simoned $8,000 from her account over six months until there was nothing left. >> i felt violated. how did this happen? this is my savings account. who has access to it and how do they get access? >> no one at wells fargo could explain it and police are investigating. >> i was told there are a thousand ways to get access to the account which was more distressing. >> wells fargo reimbursed her for the first two months of fraudulent charges about $3200. by law she would be entitled to law if she ha

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yesterday, they held up the wells fargo on kth connecticut avenue. sources tell news 4 that federal agents are investigating whether the two men are indeed the black hat bandits. those suspects have held up several banks in our area. >>> a maryland hotel had to be evacuated this morning because the hot tub had high levels of chlorine. investigators say the chlorine purpose malfunctioned and that caused high levels of chlorine to waft into the first floor. two kids with irritated eyes had to be treated on site. >> right now, you're looking live outside on what began as a soggy saturday. when can we expect the skies to clear up. we'll have livs in store. >> the skies are clearing right now, only tracking a few showers on storm team 4 radar. in southern maryland and also around frederick county. maybe an isolated shower until about 8:00 9:00 p.m. tonight. otherwise, it's mainly dry for the remapder of the weekend. skies will clear overnight tonight. here's your nepg planner. the tempe right now, 57 degrees. i think you can leave the umbrella at home. 55

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had an now, it's time to honor our sponsors kaiser permanente your top webb core builders and wells fargo and united health care you rock stanley lange do have foundation and sf your grand and at&t and pg&e let's give them a great big hand hand. (clapping.) >> the heros for the year this afternoon they all have gathered here i sing it allowed and clear it's their communities that they all hold so dear my how this is is a hurray dr. diane leads the way and dr. edgar pier we see you're also gifted we thank you will have you for all you do so raise glass and give a cheer to your new hospital opening in december this year in san francisco welcome, welcome me home i'm coming home to room no more. (clapping.) >> (piano playing). >> thank you, stephanie and beach blanket bagging babylon there's a little time left from the auction in heart pleased visit ebay works table to introduce our final heros of the day please welcome janet chief executive officer northern california kaiser permanente. >> (clapping.) thank you so much wow, i wondering if that hat is available on the auction later day today,

. >> special on nors tonight for officer wilson at the wells fargo center. the philadelphia police explorer unit was on hand to present colors during the national anthem. >> st. martin de porres church will recognize him. the remembrance mass is scheduled for 10:00 on sunday morning. supporters have established a trust fund for his family. you will find information on nbc 10.com. >>> tonight, sources tell nbc 10 news that senator bob menendez of new jersey could soon face federal criminal charges as his ties to a wealthy friend and political donor are being questioned. this evening we heard from the senator who maintained his innocence. >> let me be very clear. very clear. i have always conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> robert menendez speaking out regarding the criminal charges that could come later this morning. he has been under investigation regarding his ties to a florida eye doctor including trips on the doctor's private jet. menendez says he did no wrong doing and he paid back nearly $70,000. >> i believe it could be, a

me have 38 my shirt this project is a multiple number of investors so silicon valley bank and wells fargo bank of the west and city national are you'll people that gave us money so from my prospective this is special thank you and we appreciate it (clapping) >> so supervisor kim was mentioning to see me that's the great point so some seniors that live and be part of the community are living in this home will have been the advocates for change i think that supervisor mentioned the incredible advocacy around the corner liquor dell lists we call them that in jerseys and all the wonderful thanks that happy and mercy is in an england visible position there's so much work but in addition to st. anthony's i want to thank the community partners that have been here and will continue to be here and do such great work lukter and he others (calling names) so thanks to everyone that do all the work that helped us get to here today lp (clapping.) with that, i'd like to bring up diane in a and laura to say a few words (clapping) >> and beven. >> sorry we don't have a photo release. >> this is vera raze

with wells fargo. ty? >>> to apple the world's most valuable company joining the 119-year-old blue chip dow industrial index. the phone maker will replace at&t that entered the industrial average way back almost a century ago. 1916. shares of apple rose a bit while at&t stock fell. dominic chu explains now what the shake-up may mean if anything for investors like you. >> reporter: after years of waiting, now will get to see apple as part of the dow jones industrial. pretty simple reason. >> dow, major large blue chip corporation. leaders in the industry sector and that kind of thing and apple clearly fits that mold. it is the largest corporation in the u.s. in the world. it's without question a leader in technology. what everybody's expectation is of a blue chip company. >> if apple goes in another stock has to get kicked out. now it's at&t. that decision was a bit tough tore come by. >> a bit overweight and two telecom companies. the other one being verizon. at&t smaller with a lower stock price. two item

it really fun being rht in frt. > the wells fargo center shareilliamchae6 "conew" >>> still tcome tonightisia with nearly 20 dead. tusts at a museum uer fire. >>> and a studyhowing why breastfeeng is literally the sae thing to do for the bby's brn? >> and wesrn not giving up with a fight. trkg rain a snow. dtailon whe where and how mcin the accuweath foct. >> and donna gregory brings us villanova on the edge of his march madness mcup. >> tris outde of a museum in tunisia ran for their lives as gunmen opened fire. wh it was over 19 were dd inudi two of the attackers. witsses say the gunmen were fri at anying thatoved. the sla tourists were from several countrsncluding jpan, italy a a. >> u. a force veteran, pugh, pled not guilty to terrist chargesn brklyn. puith ties to bridgeton and mivle new jerse charged wttrygo make his way to sria to join the islamic state. he was arrested at an airport trkey. idt yesrday on charges to atempting provide material sprt a terrorist group. >>>oce arrested a m when h s carried out a dead shooting ramge in a phoix sur te 41 year old is an exonvi with thr ti

. >> reporter: from the minute he walked into the wells fargo center. he was surrounded by love and support. >> your dad's a hero. >> reporter: the 10-year-old was personally invited to a behind the scenes up close and personal hangout with the philadelphia 7 sixers. they are the sons of fallen philadelphia police officer sergeant robert wilson iii gun ned down on the job while buying a game at the north philadelphia game stop. mayor nutter made this night possible. >> it was important that when a son loses a father you have to help the son. >> reporter: the family was given front row seats to watch with the 7 sixers warm up. >> it's crazy. normally i would be back there. >> reporter: a tour of the locker room with guard jason richardson as his special guide. >> this is the big guy over here. >> you look big. [laughter]. >> it's a privilege to have you join us. it's our pleasure to have you. >> of course there was time to sit around with the players autographed shoes from nerlens noel but they are size 16. invited to the nba game 150 officers from the 2

olivia: does wells fargo believe in the smartphone?] tom: no, the cloud is all a big rage right now. people would bring in the substrate to show you the wafers coming off the semi conductor and then we all went out and lost money on them. is that the cloud? gina: i think there will be winners and losers with cloud. just like there were winners and losers in semi land. cloud is a totally different entity. tom: sure. gina: it is not the same sort of sector. but it is a driver of investment right now and it is changing the world of technology to a certain extent. olivia: a lot of people say the issue is that it is in a structural state of long-term decline. the conversation we are having brings up the issue, can we really treat technology as one sector? don't you want to divided between twitter and ibm, new technology and old? gina: we do. every sector has this issue. olivia: are you overweight the twitters of the world or ibms? gina: pcs somewhere in between. tom: is china going to win at tech? donald: no. olivia: really? ronald: china w

we're ewwwing wells fargo. we're going more with the mag magnifying than we are the rose-colored. >>> can the stock behind ihop and apple keep serving up the sweet stuff? >>> reports of toxic flooring put lumber lick lick wi dade -- liquidators into the house of pain. >> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoneycnbc.com. tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking control of your retirement? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? >>> you know the restaurant stocks have been on fire lately. the benefits of cheaper gasoline prices and putting more money in the pockets of all americans. i can think of one that's given you a terrific entry point right he

. >>> wells fargo is laying off 1,000 workers. bank is closing its home lending office in milwaukee. employees there handled the day-to-day affairs of mortgage holders including payments and working with those who are late in their payments. wells fargo said that due to the improving economy, there are fewer customers needing assistance. >>> the combination of h.j. heinz and kraft foods creates one of the largest food companies in the world. heinz announced it was buying kraft yesterday. some of the most popular brands used in the american kitchen including heinz ketchup, oscar mayer lunch meats and jell-o. federal regulators still need to approve the deal. so do kraft shareholders. >>> a supreme court decision has appeared to make it easier for women to sue employers for failing to accommodate a pregnancy. a former ups driver claimed the company violated her rights under the pregnancy discrimination act. it does accommodate other employees like those with disabilities or those who have been injured on the job. the justice has sen

wells fargo, guy with a mask a bag, you know cops chasing him. i guess he robbebank. police officers were very close to the bank at the time of the robbery and gave chase. >> upstairs there was a car, i guess, waiting for him with a buddy, i guess. and he jumped in that came down here and the cops just chased him that way. >> reporter: detectives and federal agents examined the roof top parking lot which has a security camera. sources tell news 4 the investigators are trying to determine if the two men arrested in the hours after this bank robbery are the black hat bandit. the gun wielding masked suspects are responsible for at least eight bank robberies in d.c. maryland and virginia and have so far managed to stay just steps ahead of law enforcement. in response to the question as to whether investigators believe these are black hat bandits, an fbi spokesman told me quote, we're following all logical leads with regard to these individuals. jackie bensen news 4. >>> we have a weekend upon us. take a look at our very active storm team 4 radar. the rain you see here cou

it's really fun being right in front. >> at the wells fargo center sharrie williams channel 6 "actionews." >>> still to come tonight, terror in tunisia with nearly 20 dead. tourists at a museum under fire. >>> and a study showing why breastfeeding is literally the smartest thing to do for the baby's brain? >> and western not giving up with a fight. tracking rain and snow. details on when, where and how much in the accuweather forecast. >>> and donna gregory brings us villanova on the edge of his march madness match-up. music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪♪ ♪♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >> tourists outside of a museum in tunisia ran for their lives as gunmen opened fire. when it was over 19 were dead including two of the attackers. witnesses say the gunmen were firing at anything that moved. the slain tourists were from several countries including japan, italy and spain. >>> u.s. air force veteran, pugh, pled not guilty to terrorist cha

they have hit 7 banks in northern virginia and today they hit the 8th on wells fargo in route 7, in and in two minutes. >> carrying duffle bags. >> and the f.b.i. has not released how much money was taken as the authorities are not public but a recent look at the statistics show that average u.s. bank robbery was about $7500. and these guys dob seem average and becoming increasingly bolar with each robbery and threatening customers and pointing guns at people's heads and jumping counters and making demands. all while wearing the signature black hats and black clothes and trench clothes and disguising their faces. >> i didn't get a good look at their faces and they didn't appear to be hustling that much. >> and still fast enough to get away. again -- >> maybe about two seconds before that, the cops showed up on the property is when they ran out of the building. >> just missed them? >> yes. >> but still tracking them well in the night and police collecting evidence and casting footprints in the snow. >> the f.b.i. is relying heavily on witnesses to help them find their suspects and witnes

matt: wells fargo should be fine.ot of manufacturers, almost every district said they saw exports fall. related to the us dollar. charles: it was an unmitigated disaster that last number. they love harleys in china. whirlpools in south america. it hurts our multinationals. i guess the question here is, do we care more about wall street benefiting or main street benefiting from this? let hitha get in. >> i want to say, we should care more about main street because that's essentially what is going to buy that product, generate sales. but on the flip side, wall street is -- you know, wall street is clearly caring about this more. i mean, even on the retailer side. you know i cover the retailers. i look at this all the time. all these retailers to import this stuff out, they'll see this affect the bottom line. matt: the bank is paying, the ecb knocking everything down. charles: in india they cut rates -- >> part of the market. they come in, has to go into stocks. >> charles, ultimately, it's a left-handed compliment. the

wells fargo is down 2.5% today. i think banks are going to rally. they're going to be anticipating. >> you don't think there's going to be a rally tomorrow? >> i don't think there's a lot built in. we just kind of said that. to me if you see bank america on a follow through of today's weakness i think it's a buy there. wells fargo is down 2.5% today. it was about to break out a couple of days ago to new multiyear highs. that was a bye and then the fed meeting next week. >> he said there's a qualitative risk to the down side at this point. that has been the reaction in the marketplace right now. they're not trading well. if hi to play something i would look at the household formation chart we talked about nelast we. >> finally there's more lending? >> yeah be but that was q-4. >> go to commercial quick. don't let him embarrass me. >> coming up next is there no relief in sight for macau. slashing gaming estimates for the major casinos. are there any names worth buying? ahead. later u.s. dollar hit a 12 year high in to

for today 36 in fargo, 41 in chicago, 38 degrees in new york.ost 50 degrees. chicago, 54. fargo, 47 almost 70 degrees for kansas city. anthony, vinita? >> that was meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm-tv. >>> there was breaking news overnight. questions are being raised this morning about whether police in madison, wisconsin may have crossed the line after an officer shot and killed a teenager while responding to a disturbance call. the boys and girls club identifies the victim as 19-year-old tony robinson. police say after first being told of a man jumping into traffic, they followed him into an apartment. they then went inside after hearing a disturbance and the officer opened fire after robinson allegedly assaulted him. it brought more than 100 protesters to the streets. wisconsin's department of justice is launching an investigation. >>> the ncaa has put the syracuse university basketball team on probation for five years for several violations. long-time sear cause head coach jim boeheim has been suspended for nine conference

johnny kudrow who played hockey at gloucester catholic comes back home to play at the wells fargo sent. back as a professional with calgary flames. it won't be the first game in his hometown he played here as a mighty might with the boston college eagles during the frozen four last april. but this is his first game here as a pro and it's special for the kid they call johnny hockey. >> my dream come true. growing up watching the flyers always dreamed about playing for the flyers and playing nhl and you know, it's not -- the flyers i'm playing for but nhl team and i get to play against a team i grew up watching much it's exciting for him. >> did you ever have a nickname growing up? >> johnny hockey is about as good as it gets. it's pretty good johnny hockey. johnny football. i think a lot mr. parents naming their kids johnny and see what happens in the future. >> got a few less problems than johnny football. about 3500 to 4,000 fans johnny expected to be at the wells fargo center for the flyers and the flames. >> very cool. >> all right. that it for us here tonight at 6:00 o'clock. >> we

we contacted wells fargo the bank looked into the case again. schwann's and others return that had stolen money, telling us we monitor for unauthorized transactions and it's very important to monitor customer accounts. the sooner we're aware the faster we can act to prevent fraud. iet was a hard lesson learned. >> this is another reason to check your statements by law. if you report within two days the bank must reimburse you for all but $50. go to abc7 news.com and click sections, then 7 on your side. >> breaking news to tell you about now. sky 7 is live over the breaking news in the east bay an amtrak train hit a pedestrian. >> this is a fatality. >> 38 people were on the train none are hurt. >> still ahead a story of courage and love. >> how a bay area female announcer: right now, at sleep train save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale is on now at sleep train. bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $1

. >> for me work here i've never seen anything like that, you know the wells fargo here always seemed to be great and it's never been a problem at all. i actually, you know come in this bank all the time. >> we'll keep you updated on air and with our nbc washington app as we learn more. now to a bizarre murder case that began with one man asking for help from a pastor. >> that pastor is now dead and they said the guy they arrested was yelling. kristin wright is live >> well the pastor was killed in this house here and police say when they got here their suspect said "i killed demon, just kill me." connery dagadu served the beautiful feet world impacting center. he started the ministry about three years ago with another pastor. he was 57 originally from liberia. the ministry operated out of this house in germantown. dagadu lived there with another minister who established beautiful feet with him. they routinely invited people here to pray. he would also cast away demons in those who felt they were possessed. pastor got a call from a man in pennsylvania recently who said he was po celti

three men robbed a wells fargo branch in falls church. no one was hurt the thieves are now being blamed for eight robberies in virginia and maryland. the f.b.i. is offering a $30,000 reward. >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser introduced her pick to lead the city's fire department today. gregory dean spent 44 years with the seattle fire department. the past 10 as chief there. the d.c. council has to approve this appointment and he will replace eugene jones who has served as interim chief since last summer. >> not one, not two but three security incidents at the white house over a seven hour span. two of the incidents occurred near the entrance along executive avenue. not far from the sherman memorial there along 15th street. and now, we're getting details about the third incident. rebecca cooper at the live desk with the very latest. rebecca? >> alison we spoke to white house officials this afternoon about two of those incidents. they told us and other reporters they had no further updates and that both men had been apprehended quickly but less t

wells fargo kbloidsimplies about 265,000 people. >>> h.j.ng a colosses that will be the fifth largest food and beverage company in north america. that deal was engineered by heinz owner, brazilian investment firm 3g capital and warren buffett's berkshire hathaway. they will have revenue of $28 billion. >>> the cover for harper lee's follow-up for "to kill a mockingbird" looks a lot like the old one. she unveiled the art. the new cover is a moody illustration featuring an oak tree in front. it also shows a train in the distance. the new novel begins 20 years after "mockingbird" left off with protagonist finch returning by train to her native alabama. scheduled to be released on july 14th. >>> the consumer product safety commission is now investigating lumber liquidators. a major discount flooring company. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with today's consumer news. >> reporter: federal regulators are concerned about reports of high levels of formaldehyde in some laminated flooring. tests showed formaldehyde in chinese-made flooring

the american view from wells fargo. up next we've got the cleveland federal reserve. we will see what she has to say in terms of normalization. later we will catch up with our host today. back to you in london. guy: thank you very much indeed. we have two sides of the atlantic. manus cranny is getting into both of those issues. we are going to take a break. after that, we will drive into the egg deal of the morning. we will give you the details when we come back. ♪ guy: we are live on bloomberg tv. that may get you up to speed with the top stories here it ted cruz has become the first republican to announce his candidacy for president. the tea party aligned crews said he asks followers for their support. the socialist president one of 47 seats in the local parliament. the victory continues the recent rise of the anti-austerity party. they are allied with greece. elections were held in france. the former nicolas sarkozy party. the unp and the french nationality were running neck and neck. pirelli is going private. let's get some traction on this deal with caroline hyde

wells fargo 13 times earnings.ant contrarian cheap names i think you can buy high quality financials and do okay. >> the last point i want to make before we -- we're going to take a break and come back and go through more stocks. it seems to me, some of these picks you've got, you know, it's a theme of strong balance sheet, that helps rising rate environment, and you also have the ability by the stocks that you've picked in many respects to get strong revenues from the united states which helps you against a stronger dollar as well. you see that with wells from the u.s. revenue base. you see the balance sheet with the facebook and some of the other names as well. is that fair to say? >> yeah. i'm looking for best of breed companies in every industry and i have found over time that if you buy visionary management teams, create opportunities and play the cycle very well. so in a down cycle they're acquiring and come out in the up cycle stronger. every industry is cyclical but you want the companies that will be bigge

no, wells fargo. sole of the banks -- >> state street. >> state street. >> wells fargo.tate street 13% div hike. >> key. >> regions. >> fantastic. that's where you want to be. you don't want to be in intel. >> you don't want to be in the pc complex. >> hewlett-packard struggling. upgraded early. >> dell must be getting hurt -- wait. >> you brought up united technologies. there's companies that are unsatisfied, my charitable trust owns it some of the companies are dissatisfied how they're doing. united technologies isn't doing badly but, boom they'll blowout sikorsky. sikorsky is united technologies. that's what you think of the black hawk helicopter. >> sure. >> see you later, we've got to make more money. >> he wants to be the activist before he they come to the gate. >> link with activism -- >> by the way, that's what boards and ceos are thinking about. they are seeing activists in their sleep, frankly. >> and meditating too. >> even when they don't exist, they're seeing them coming knocking on the doors. >> we haven't talked about actavis. it's going to be allergan. >

wells fargo, guy with a mask. cops chasing him and i guess he robbed a bank. >> that's what pol arrested the two men while sesk a warrant and they are trying to determine if men are linked to eight bank robberies in d.c. maryland and virginia. >> we are learning more about a car crash with two secret service agents who may have been terrific. the president found out about it several days after it happened. they want answers. kristin welker reports. >> it took five days for president obama to be told two top secret service agents allegedly drove into an active bomb investigation outside the white house last wednesday. >> absolutely no excuse for any delay with a breech this serious on the white house grounds themselves. >> the committee that oversees the servic demanding answers from joseph clancy next week including why an unnamed supervisor allowed them to go home without undergoing field sobriety testing as was recommended by the others. they have been reassigned and not responded to requests for comment. >> the

tom: george bory from wells fargo.o people throw things at you on the trading floor when you talk about this? george: sometimes. olivia: i throw things at tom sometimes. josh: be fed has three tools. number one has the statement. if they change the verbiage they are trying to open a window and create more flexibility so they can ultimately change policy if and when necessary. secondly, they can also use the commentary. janet yellen could put out a very hawkish statement by dropping "patience." finally, there are projections. the dots the infamous dots. they can deliver a nuanced message to the market. what they had done over the last few meetings is they give you a little something for everyone. you could view it as dovish hawkish but they are incrementally creeping towards a tighter policy. that seems to be where they are heading in the data allows them to get there. olivia: it does seem to be consensus around the idea that janet yellen will drop you were patient. what happens next? everyone thinks two or three months

have robbed eight rank's across the region in two months, the latest monday afternoon, this wells fargo in falls church. >> they have now gone beyond the norm of what most people rob before they are caught. brianne: the authorities already have a number of clues come including surveillance images and the description of a possible getaway car. they will likely try to follow the money. >> they usually spend it on drugs, cars, whatever it might he. that is a defense where law enforcement and the fbi will look. brianne: the fbi says the suspects are increasingly dangerous, most recently holding a gun to a customer's head and jumping over the counter to gain access to bank vaults. >> clearly they would like to catch these guys sooner than later, before somebody does not lay down and gets shot. i think we are moving in that direction if they are not caught soon. kellye: d.c.'s embattled fire department is getting a new leader. the former fire chief of seattle, gregory dean, is taking the post. stephen tschida looks at the challenges he faces. stephen: i'm pleased to announce the leader gregor

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