point to save jesse. >> 13-year-old jesse hernandez found alive this morning after he slipped and felldrainage pipe full of raw sewage yesterday afternoon. >> we did not give up but i'll be honest, we did not think we would find him alive. >> in a race against time, using highly specialized equipment to navigate a maze of sewage tunnels. it all began yesterday in a holiday celebration. >> reporter: they were celebrating in this park right over here. at some point and he his friends left this path and found this old maintenance vent. they somehow got up on the roof. >> then wood plank gave away and he fell. 35 feet down into a sanitation drainage mine went to a net work of i'm thats. >> an approximate four-foot wide pipe. the water and sewage moving approximately 15-miles-per-hour. >> reporter: the height he fell from, the speed of the current, the toxicity of the sewage water, all making his chances of survival extremely slim. authorities used these search cameras mounted to cameras similar to a boogie board which are tethered to a rope 300 feet down. their task nearly impossible. navi

he fell 25 feet below. rescuers, about 100 in all, police officers and fire department and park rangers searched for him over 12 hours. in the early hours, a sanitation crew found him in the manhole cover between freeways here. he was talking and lucid. they dropped a hose and pulled him out. the first thing he asked for was a cell phone to call his family who were obviously very, very worried. rescue workers said they had hoped they would get him, but they knew the window was closing. dave and rene. back to you. >> amazing he survived. >>> ahead, who could next get the boot from the trump white house? new cnn reporting points to that gentleman epa boss scott pruitt. why sources say the president is angry with him. coming up. >>> breaking overnight. special counsel robert mueller cleared by the justice department to investigate whether former trump campaign chair paul manafort colluded with russia. >>> president trump on attack ripping democrats for not protecting dreamers and slamming the justice departmen

fell quite drastically year—on—year. pa rt fell quite drastically year—on—year. that fightback is all to do with this. alice springs has launched a plan to turn itself into a world—class mountain biking park. the combination of beautiful landscapes and fantastic weather has made the trail is a favourite for yea rs, made the trail is a favourite for years, but they want to attract more international visitors. the territory hopes to bring in nearly 70 million dollars a year through biking tourism. clarke from outback cycling leads tours throughout the trails here. today is a particular hot day, about a0 degrees, the middle of the desert. why would anyone want to come out and try a mountain biking? well, in the winter the weather is absolutely perfect. so we don't have the storms, the rain, the cold, just beautiful 25 degrees days, really consistent

earnings fell short of expectations. shares fell nearly 1% to $43.30. >> wall street firm mofit nathanson said users are unhappy with the redesign. the firm says that they hosted the different focus groups then fouas each group dissatisfied with the group. they reaffirmed the sell rating on the snap shares fell more than 8% today to $14.46. and cvs is reporting to make a bid for viacomhat is below market value. reuters says cbs expected tohe makenitial offer in the coming days and if a deal happens, chief executive less moonves may stay in the role for two more years. both companies lower in today's trade. >> the april 17th deadline to submit your tax return iskl qu approaching. and while next year's tax season may not be on your rar just yet, there is important changes caused by the federal tax overhaul that many tabeayers need tware of in the northeast. but you probably already knew that. we have the details. >> reporter: it's april. is means tax filing season upon us. the deadline to submit your return is on april 17t

when its stock fell more than 6% its worse decline sin 2016. dominic chu has more details. >> a lot of today's weakness is being pinned on one company in particular, and that'srp calar. things seemed to be humming along just fine with them posting solid gains early in the sessio after reporting better than expected results and boosting its full year financial forecast, then its earnings cala kicked off chief financial officer put a little fear back into investors. >> the first quarter got off to a slow start for project spend. we expect the target investments for future growth to be higher over the remaining three quarters. the outlook assumes that first quarter adjusted profit share will be the high water mark for the year. >> in other words,he profits posted by caterpillar this past quarter could very well be the best resultsor we'll see fhe remainder of the year. yes, the st is still bullish but the investor concern is that they may not see anything better any time .so those comments sent not just caterpillar shares lower but manyther indust

. >> my wife fell asleep in the bathtub. i just came up here, and she was laying face down in the bathtub. >> something wasn't right. she was just unconscious. >> a beaming bride. a haunting death. >> he was just telling me he could never ever love another woman as much as he loved her. >> what had happened? >> did she have an aneurism? did she have a seizure? >> police were baffled. >> i expected something to be wet. i expected there to be water on the floor. >> things were not adding up. >> something was screaming to me, "something's bad, wrong." >> could this death have been deliberate? >> she was murdered. >> i love sarah. i would never have hurt her. >> i started crying because i just felt so bad for him. >> reporter: sometimes the shades are drawn early in a marriage even for a young couple so in love like newlyweds sarah >> reporter: sometimes the everything in life was still fresh. at home on your average monday night. after his workday as aports planner, ryan sa he plopped down on the sofa, on an august night to chi

the dow jones industrials fell. the nasdaq was off 91. despite today's clines, stocks were higher for the week. and now that we're a few months into unusual year on wall street, many are trying to figure out wnst happe next. so mike santoli went looking for some answers. >> the stock mar it findself once again at a crossroads. nearly three months after reaching a peak, the s&p 500 findex is aboutt for the year and roughly halfway between that record high andf the low early february. volatility readings have come down sharply asar thet has stabilized. yet the indexes remain far jumpier than they were last year. corporate earnings are quite strng. even bethan lofty forecasts. yet investors are t rewarded good results for higher share prices across the board. the market's indecision reflects several factor c taxuts are enriching companies and helping consumers, yet those same factors are pushing hterest rates higher. the treasur climbed back to 2.5%. its high for the year and the level last seen two months ago. the&p has been caught near or

vauxhall, whose sales fell 22% last year, the worst performance of any of the major brands. get a handle on their costs and increase profitability. while the whole motor industry is feeling the squeeze, whole motor industry is feeling the squeeze, for vauxhall it is just a bit tighter than anywhere else. thank you. let's catch up with the weather. some optimism of some good weather finally on the way. as promised it will be warming up but a bit of a blip on the way for some of us but a bit of a blip on the way for some of us tomorrow. but a bit of a blip on the way for some of us tomorrow. a bit of cloud and rain, some stronger winds but from wednesday onwards that is when it will turn warm across the uk. this evening, a weather front is approaching western areas, quite a few isobars there, strengthening winds. coming from the south—west. lots of rain but most of that will arrive overnight and into tomorrow morning, affecting northern ireland, south—western scotland, the western isles for most of us however, further east and south the weather will be dry tonight. into tomorr

a bbc breakfast presenters fell for an aprilfool in the breakfast presenters fell for an april fool ins. breakfast presenters fell for an aprilfool in the papers. first breakfast presenters fell for an april fool in the papers. first the row overjeremy corbyn‘s response to an anti—semitic mural was widely covered on bbc news last week. there we re covered on bbc news last week. there were further criticisms this week over the labour leader's handling of abusive anti jewish messages on facebook and on tuesday then write reported on mystical than‘s attendance at passover dinner organised by the left wing group, jewdas. not in the slightest. and politics every choice matters, decisions sent a signal and jeremy corbyn ‘s choice to organise a pass of the event celebrated by a left—wing group has brought about anger in the broaderjewish community. in the last fortnight hundreds of viewers have contacted the bbc saying the issue of anti—semitism in the labour party has been blown out of all proportion. steve williams wrote on wednesday, i watched in disbelief that the bbc again seemed to be t

the deal fell apart because neither side came to agreement. you have had to have lived here since 2007. why is the president focused? >> when the going gets tough, you get tough on immigrants. it was the story of the presidency and campaign. this was the red meat he knows he can throw out there and illicit a lot of excitement. it is not shocking this is what he is talking about right now. to be clear, he was the one who ended daca. he created the crisis and the deal fell apart. he owns this. i think the democrats in some ways are secondary to what happens to the program at this point. >> so we want to switch gears to the president and focus on amazon. you know, he has been bashing them. second day in a row here. we are seeing the stock market tumble. we are seeing amazon tumble. his claim to fame has been the stock market is good. you know, republicans want to run on the economy. if we continue with this trend, won't this work against him? what is his strategy here? >> i'm not sure there is a strategy. this is a political red zone. you can see

she fell from the edge. >> i would call this an accidental death. >> but was it? >> she said that if anything happens to me, you'll know who did it. >> a mystery of nearly 20 years heads into court and the husband is on the precipice. >> did you kill your wife jody? >> i did not kill jody. >> what happened on the cliff's edge. hello and welcome to "dateline" extra. when police got word that someone had fallen off a cliff, they weren't surprised. the place was known to be dangerous but even they couldn't guess that it would take almost 20 years to find out what really happened to a woman out on an evening hike with her husband. here's chris jansing. >> every couple has it, a shared song, a favorite movie or maybe a special place. steven sharp says for him and his wife jody, this was it. two rocks forming a lover's chair on the edge of a cliff. >> that was our spot. we would bring a hibachi, a couple of lawn chair, a cooler. and she'd bring her work from graduate school. >> reporter: they'd been escaping to this magical place for years, ever since they were newlywed

fell towards street and not home, nobody was hurt. >> east bay, toppling trees, here's one that fell in lafayette. heavy rain flooded out roads in north bay as well. carlos saucedo with team coverage. >> reporter: flooding is a concern for north bay area residents. >> heard it all night long, looked out window, flowing pretty good. >> reporter: mobile home community live next to creek no stranger to flooding, especially during a strong wet system. >> thought for sure would be under water here but must have come around to clean the drains. >> reporter: officials h to pressway after overtaken by high waters. some drivers chanced it. rural roads in sonoma had been flooded out, forcing drivers to turn around. not for joe richardson. >> we always go this way. >> reporter: not intimidated by the waters? >> not this road. >> reporter: but best to heed warning signs. this driver thought he could pass through, forced to stop and come back. >> already a rescue out here today. don't think it's deep, gets deep quick and too late. >> reporter: residents don't seem to mind it one bit. >> we like i

when police got word someone fell off a cliff, they weren't surprised. they couldn't guess to take almost 20 years to find out what really happened to a woman out on an evening hike with her husband. here's chris jansing. ♪ >> every couple has it. a shared song, a favorite movie. or maybe a special place. steven says for him and his wife jody this was it. two rocks forming a lover's chair on the edge of a cliff. >> that was our spot. we'd bring a couple of lawn chairs, a cooler. and she'd bring her work from graduate school. >> they had been escaping to this magical place for years, ever since they were newlywednesday in a starter apartment in new jersey. up here, the air was fresh and the views seemed limitless. >> it sort of framed by trees that you could look down to the right and see the view of george washington bridge. >> what they couldn't see from here, of course, was the future. had their caught even a glimpse of what was to come surely they would have abandoned this place forever. steven and jody melt in the late '70s in georgia. he was in the

i will want to be known for the guy that fell over because of the guy that fell over because of the heatthe guy getting the gold medal. callum hawkins. that is all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. see you later. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are pippa crerar, deputy political editor at the guardian, and dia chakravarty, brexit editor at the telegraph. good to see you both. the financial times looks at the future of sky, and a 22—billion pound bid from a us cable tv giant, that could threaten rupert murdoch's attempts to take full control of the pay—tv group. the daily telegraph looks at the labour anti—semitism row. it has a warning from union leader len mccluskey, that five so called ‘corbyn—hater‘ labour mps would be ‘held to account‘ for what he calls whipping up the row to smear the party leader. the daily express leads with the ordeal of the family of the seriously ill toddler alfie evans, whose father hailed his son as a "warrior"... the ‘i‘ features president trump's up coming visit to the uk onjuly 1

on april 9th 2003, baghdad fell to the forces of the us—led coalition. hussein was pulled down, a symbol of the end of his despotic regime. the british never signed up for regime change, joining the the invasion to contain the potential threat from his weapons of mass destruction. as barry mentioned. unfortunately, the intelligence on which the case was made was flawed, and no such weapons were found. the invasion was quick and effective. what followed was anything but. 15 years on, what is your assessment of the iraq that has emerged from that? when you look at that endgame, steve mentioned what happened after 15 years of the iraq invasion, how is the middle east? this invasion is supposed to have gotten rid of a brutal dictator and bring peace and stability to the middle east. do we have peace and stability in the middle east, after 15 years of this invasion? the answer is a big no. look at the situation now, look at iraq. iraq is dismembered, divided. sectarian... you know, fights between the people, there. it is not a united country, as it used to be

fell as elon musk's flat.ol's joke fell the bankruptcy joke putting them under pressure, with the long-running model. need to raise up to 3 million, because the slow limited investments, output is below target a day bal news 24 hours powered by more than 2700 analysts in more than 120 countries. 'm paul allen, this is bloomberg. heidi: still ahead. woes surrounding it's low, if it -- tesla, if it could short circuit and what it means. rishad: whether us protectionism full-blown o a tradewar with china. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ heidi: this is "bloomberg market in sydney.heidi rishad in hong kong. tariffs on asia. the president's bark to be worse than his bite. long term implications to the market. tcw go to l.a. and join analyst david. thank you for joining us, how informed by is ideology, and midterm elections your view. >> hi, thank you for having me. obviously a big driver. foreigners are popular politically. u.s. administration is realize is bashing china is enough, it doesn't need neighbours.es or rishad: th

they sat there as the night fell around them. he with his back against the rocks, holding her as she sat directly in front of him. at some point, something goes terribly wrong. >> yes. >> reporter: he says he stood up, intending to go back to the car to get wine and a blanket. for whatever reason, jody stood up, too. the edge of the rock was at her feet. what was your last glimpse of your wife? >> just standing up and, you know, stumbling forward. >> reporter: jody had gone off the cliff. >> i didn't know how bad things were, but i was stunned. >> reporter: what did you do? >> i got down on my stomach. i stuck my head over and i just yelled. jody, jody, talk to me. i just yelled down there. >> reporter: but no response. he grabbed a flashlight and flagged down a motorist who came here to the palisades interstate parkway police station. lieutenant walter sery was on duty. >> until he was there it was a quiet night and then all hell broke loose. >> reporter: the frantic man told them a woman fell from the lookout and that her husba

shares fell fractionally to $19.33.nd aer the bell, bed, bath & beyond reported a smaller than expected drop in same-store sales. they alsoer del an earnings be and those results were overshadowed by the company's weak 20 earnings guidance. shares fell in after hours but finished the regular dayp more than 1% to 21.50. >>> well, fidelity is overhauling the way that it charges you for financial advice. according to "the wall street journa" the company is simplifying its fee structure. t that could result in some people paying more and others paying less. we're joined by sara kraus who authored that article. good to see you again. welcome back. >> nice to see you. thank you for having me. >> fidelity joins a number of large wall street firms and small firms for that matter that are try to rejiggru their fee ure. why are they doing that? >> a number of firms have mad changes to their fee structure in part of fiduciary rule this was a rule crafted by the obama administration and came into effect last april. the trumpinistra

he fell over dead in 2012. autopsy on his body, toxicology found traces of this poison, a poison favoured by russian and chinese assassins. the french seem to be taking this investigation very seriously. they spent 18 hours examining a witness, a guy that knew the russian whistle—blower. a guy that knew the russian whistle— blower. it tips a guy that knew the russian whistle—blower. it tips over into next week, this story, because the juicy part is the inquest into his deathis juicy part is the inquest into his death is ongoing. we expect to hear from a 22—year—old ukrainian model and fashion designer who shared a hotel room with him in paris before he left and she's going to be giving evidence at the hearing, she's being asked. she's 23 now and this happened six years ago. this comes on the backdrop of the home secretary amber rudd confirming that the government and security services are having another look at the 111 deaths, mysterious death of russians in britain and he's one of them. straight after the pois

i think she fell down the stairs.michael believes alcohol must have played a role in her fall, and even though her blood alcohol levels weren't off the charts, he says, there may have been another contributing factor. a few months before her death, she'd suffered an injury diving into their swimming pool. and her doctor put her on several prescription meds. >> do you remember her being wobbly in the weeks that followed? >> oh, my god, yeah. she had to wear a neck brace. she -- they put her on percocet to begin with. michael peterson, the trial was hard enough to bear, but the family spilt made it even worse. there was kathleen's daughter, caitlin, across the room in the prosecution's camp. and behind him the whole time, his girls, margaret and martha. >> they were sisters. they loved one another. they helped one another. and that's been the biggest, to me, the sadness that everything that kathleen wanted to make happen and did happen as far as the family was torn asunder. >> reporter: michael's story is one he says th

fell by over one million barrels last week.ent data which analysts forecast stockpiles to actually increase by 650,000 barrels. also as you mentioned, stockpiles fell as well and that is reflected in government data that would be the first decline since march. investors are watching this closely. one of the things we have had analysts say to us is that investors are turning to the fundamentals in the market. which is different from what we saw over the past couple weeks, which was investors focusing a lot on speculation, what was going on in the middle east, the syria strike, also the conflict between saudi arabia and yemen. they had been boosting speculation at we might see supply disruptions in the middle east. last week we saw prices rise to a three-year high. haidi: we saw that three-year high and also getting the warning that opec could end up hurting the market if prices rise further. i suppose this would be on account of how attractive it would be for u.s. shale to come back in. exactly. the $80 you mentioned is saudi $8

and the number of executions carried out last year around the world fell compared to the year before that's according to a new amnesty report on capital punishment. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us the trumpet ministrations says all options are now on the table but that no final decision has been made on military action in syria president trump took to twitter yesterday telling russia to get ready and that missiles will be coming fueling expectations that a strike on syria is imminent and a moment will be crossing to our correspondents for the latest on the international dispute over that alleged chemical attack near damascus first here's this report. i'm in awe of. the rare moment of celebration for syrians at least government supporters they took to the streets of duma after rebels who had controlled the city left yet the victorious military action included a suspect in poison gas attack the attack for which u.s. president donald trump has vowed retaliation but the white house later appeared to roll back on his threat to launch missiles. the president has not laid

korean car exports fell over 10%, as the production. not bode well for growth forecast as the auto sector lags. hyundai posted a 16.5% on-year decline. 11.5eliveries fell percent. those stocks have been under pressure this thursday. also looming over the office space. finance minister urging the company to prepare a sustainable survival plan is bankruptcy could be in the cards should a restructuring deal not be agreed upon. much for that. we are counting down to the latest bank of india decision. the governor and his monetary policy committee has turned more hawkish on inflation rates, but they are not inspected to hold the benchmark interest rate at 6%, and that will turn into a valley being extended into the bond market. analysiss now for some from barclays, the chief india economist. great to have you. the inflation outlook has really not materialized the way that they expected. think overall, the 2018 financial year, which has just started, has been fairly benign. ondo expect a 4.6% average the financial year, more possibly. the sec

the dow fell 11 points, the usdaq added 1 point and the s&p 500 was nearly 3. the major averages were all slightly loweror the week. >>> and that does it for nbr tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. we'll see you monday. >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible byfo the freemadation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and purepoint financ >> how do we shape our tomorrow? it starts with a vision. we see its ideal form in our mind, and then we begin to chisel. we strip away everhing that stands in the way to reveal new possibilities. at purepoint financial, we have designed our modern approach to banking around you --

vehicle thefts fell 6-point-2 percent in 20-17. car thefts went down in san francisco by 13- percent. contra >>> vehicle thefts are on the decline that they fell 6.2% in 2017. car thefts went down in san francisco by 13%. will county that did see an increase was napa county. they were up 30% extract tesla stock continue to plunge. today learned lost about 5%. the electric car company is recalling more than 100,000 of its model as sedans and on sunday the ntsb criticize them for releasing details of a crash that killed him driver before the investigation is over. >>> autonomous drones and cars and now tractors. merely gets up close with the new tech that could be a major game changer for the farming and construction industries.>> the bay area company is the only company doing autonomous construction. we have three track loaders that the move in grade materials all on their own.>> i think you will see autonomous equipment commonplace on construction sites before you will see self driving cars. >> he is the ceo of former google produc

and the dow fell 458 points. there are growing fears of a trade war. we will go to washington dc for more than that and we will take a look at the tech stocks and why they are tumbling.>>> the president blamed democrats that refused to and the program for -- and coat the program. -- end the program. >> i am sure there were details, it is not a blank check in you cannot use it for anything you want. they clearly, we are interested in having border security. >> the president called for that u.s. senate to and coat the nuclear option and it would make it easier for republicans to pass tougher immigration laws without democratic votes. >>> a san jose man was reunited with his family after in federal detention center. he dropped off his child at daycare and the judges deciding that he could stay in the u. s. azenith smith is with us now. >> reporter: today, it has been overwhelming, all night, family and friends and neighbors have been stopping by his house to see him. he says it has been a nightmare but it has been worth it for this day. jubilee filled thi

fell towards street and not home, nobody was hurt. >> east bay, toppling trees, here's one that fell in lafayette. heavy rain flooded out roads in north bay as well. carlos saucedo with team coverage. >> reporter: flooding is a concern for north bay area residents. >> heard it all night long, looked out window, flowing pretty good. >> reporter: mobile home community live next to creek no stranger to flooding, especially during a strong wet system. >> thought for sure would be under water here but must have come around to clean the drains. >> reporter: officials had to close off a portion of the expressway after overtaken by high waters. some drivers chanced it. rural roads in sonoma had been flooded out, forcing drivers to turn around. not for joe richardson. >> we always go this way. >> reporter: not intimidated by the waters? >> not this road. >> reporter: but best to heed warning signs. this driver thought he could pass through, forced to stop and come back. >> already a rescue out here today. don't think it's deep, gets deep quick and too late. >> reporter: residents don't seem t

who fell overboard yesterday.r the antioch bridge. kron4's ella sogomonian reports the missing man was not wearing a life jacket. sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "emergency crews were out on the water within minutes. they found one of the two boaters alive but the second was unfortunately swept into the water."a coast guard helicopter circled above the water by the antioch bridge helping out the contra costa county sheriff's office and fire department in a search for two fishermen who fell overboard. the sheriff's marine services unit reported the men were preparing to anchor when a wake knocked them over. ella: "what are some things you would say a boater should look out for before they start fishing?" sot: divonn thornton, fisherman// "berms. big boats, definitely big boats because once you got the shipping containers come through they make a big wake and that will flip your boat." one was saved by a passing boater...while the other remains missing. neither was wearing a lifevests. sot: lt. david cook, c

. >> the kids fell asleep about 9:00 p.m. i probably fell asleep soon after. >> reporter: he was awakened briefly about 12:30 when nancy came home. >> when she opened the front door and i heard her come up the stairs. >> reporter: he was awakened at 4:00 a.m. by katie's crying, took her downstairs followed by nancy. >> nancy and i tag teamed off and on, trying to keep her occupied, calm her down. >> reporter: he said he made two trips to the store that morning. on the the second trip nancy called him. >> do you know what time that would have been? >> i think looking at the cell phone records i think it said it came in at 6:40 a.m. >> reporter: when he came back from the store the second time, katie had calmed down, he said, and nancy told brad she was going for a run. >> i took katie upstairs, went in front of my computer, read some e-mails with katie in my lap. >> reporter: and then, around 7:00, he said, nancy left. >> how do you know that she left the home? >> i'm not too sure if she said good-bye. somehow i knew she left.

yesterday after the branch fell on him near a hiking trail. he is expected to be okay.ed many people visiting the park.>> it was freaky to think you could be walking and all of a sudden a tree hits you. >> it is pretty scary. it will be something i think about.>> the recreation has tried to move the trees in the past but 230 parks and 100,000 trees there is a lot of work to do. >>> new video shows the sacramento county sheriff's car hit a woman who was protesting the shooting death of clark on saturday. some phone video shows a woman being hit in the deputy driving off. the woman was treated for minor injuries at the hospital and the statement said the crash happened at slow speeds and the protesters were yelling while pounding and kicking the car. some witnesses are calling the crash a hit and run.>> to sheriff's showed up and arrived at the scene. they asked us to move out of the way. unfortunately one of the protesters did not get out of the way fast enough and was hit. the sheriff sped off.>> the chp is investigating the crash. the sacramento sheriff's department is

the major indices fell across the board 3% on average in the mud of march.liday, it is easter monday. spread across the board, hong kong was closed for holiday, but fractional losses elsewhere in asia overnight. a race against time in california. authorities searching a drainage ditch in los angeles after a 13-year-old boy reportedly fell into it a latest on the rescue efforts. capitol hill operation nearly 50 democrats including party chairman debbie wasserman schultzte

during the day, the iranians warned of dire consequences if the deal fell apart. the white house and our north america editorjon sopel. they are getting ready here for what is the centrepiece of one of these visits, the state banquet for the macrons. these visits are judged on diplomacy, which is already a hand down victory for the french, but on policy too and there are signs of progress then maybe the french president is willing his american counterpart. it has been a very gallic schmooze cruise. the first state visit of the trump era and the french were given quite the welcome. these things are about pomp. they're about ceremony. and this one had one added ingredient, bromance. the two men held hands, they kissed, they hugged. and the biggest beast of the politicaljungle even engaged in a bit of interpersonal grooming with his younger colleague. in fact i will get that little piece of dandruff off. little piece. we have to make him perfect. he is perfect. this most unlikely pairing have forged a close personal relationship. though on many policies, they are mil

she pushed him with anger and out of force and josh fell out the window. and fell to his death.r to never see his son. >> shortly after her interrogation, amber was charged with josh's murder. two months later, out on bond, she gave birth to their son. >> he's 20 months old now. my mom sends me pictures every day. he's -- he's my world. >> but now she can only see him through a pane of glass in the visitation room. >> nobody can understand how much that simple contact with the people that you love matters until you don't have it anymore. >> hilberling's jail i.d. reminds her of better days. >> i miss this girl. i don't miss what she was going through. at the time. but -- i'm -- i miss being a girl. that's one of the options we don't really have in jail. i get reminded at least once a day that i don't look anything like i used to. the girls here make makeup out of colored pencil, toothpaste, hair grease. we just do it because kind of makes us feel like we're normal, like we're girls. now in the world, i actually do makeup. so it's very hard to get used to this. it's just a hobby

. >> he fell down the stairs, he's not breathing. >> max took a horrific fall which neither rebecca norh. >> i sprinted into the house and saw max playing on the floor. did he tell you how it happened. >> said i really don't know. >> jonah held vigil by max's hospital bedside and next day his brother adam flew in from tennessee. >> adam was in the guest house. rebecca was at home, they were the only two in the house. >> they were exceedingly cordial both good people. >> early on the that morning july 13th adam says walked into something unimaginable. >> he saw her body hanging from the balcony and he called 911. >> i got a girl hung herself. >> is she still alive. >> i don't know. are you alive? no. >> adam told investigators he cut rebecca's body down and tried to resuscitate her but already too late, rebecca zahau was dead. >> can you imagine the impact of something like that when i was already facing certainly the biggest crisis of my life. >> and second tragedy few days later. >> six-year-old max died due to complications. >> and the san diego sheriff's department launched a full in

i mean, absolutely fell out of my car. door handle, or i still don't know how. it still bugs to me this very day how she got out of that door. >> reporter: and once again, adkins had a ready explanation for why he'd initially lied to the cops. >> you originally told them, russ, that you were just driving by and saw her laying in the grass. >> well yeah, 'cause i was scared. >> well what were you so scared of? >> just being involved with the police, period. >> reporter: but as hard as he said it was to remember that night, adkins offered the investigator a brand new detail when confronted with evidence in the case. >> as you well know, dana's body was exhumed. >> right. >> okay, and then they did another autopsy and that led us to believe that she was hit over the head not from falling out of the car. so then that comes to me as asking you now how did she get the trauma on her head, then? >> from that pole that was there where the mailbox was at where she was leaned up against when the -- the officer came. >> he claims that

plus live entertainment. >>> easter fell on april fools' day this year. of joke promotions over the weekend. burger king released a video to introduce their new chocolate whopper with a chocolate cake bun and raspberry syrup. that was not the only prank. pretzels joined in on the fun. they were going to release inessential his collection in pretzel favorite sense. the american museum of natural history said they discovered the skull of cyclops. tell -- elon musk posted a prank on twitter. the entrepreneur were tweeted a headline about tesla going bankrupt. writing despite intense afferents into -- we are sad to report that tesla has gone completely and totally bankrupt. sobering trupp you cannot believe it. he wrapped up the thread with a picture saying elon was found passed out against a tesla model three. he believes tesla will be bankrupt within a few months. >>> enjoying the beautiful weather we had today. he was hit by a falling tree branch. coming up on the 11:00 news what the department says their efforts are to clear trees and make the parks safet

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while snow fell across the upper midwest, hail fell on texas. at least one tornado hit arkansas.housands of people lost power because of the storm system. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> certainly not alone in our unusual weather. live doppler 7 showing the cloud cover and a cold front that will be on the way later on today and associated with that, much cooler air even beginning today. 10 to 15 degrees cooler and monday we get that unstable air that pushes in. that will allow for chance of thunderstorms. but right now, with the cloud cover, it's quite mild. low 50s. hayward and oakland. 48 novato. 44 in santa rose on the coast. we are milder and right now the golden gate bridge, you can notice nobody is there except for that guy and that guy. cooler, breezy with rain today. isolated thunderstorms tomorrow. sunny and warmer by end of the week. in system ranking 1 on the storm impact scale. light amounts, less than a half inch for most of you. the winds kicking up to near 30 miles per hour. it's going to be awfully chilly out there. yesterday all that sunshine

he presumably fell into that drainage ditch. we'll put the latest updates on our social media apps as well as on nbcbayarea.com. >>> that is wonderful news out of los angeles. happy monday to you. first financial day of the second quarter. now, the markets were closed on friday. tesla broke news just before the three day weekend. it would need to recall thousands of its flag ship model s sedans over concerns of the steering wheel. that was good time to release bad news. these up arrows are from last nurse. there is no way that they will stay green in 15 minutes. tesla also said the driver who died in that fiery crash on 101 didn't have his hands on the steering wheel. the car a model x was on autopilot at the time. the ntsb is investigating. apparently quite angry that tesla gave out that information while the investigation was still under way. they are interested in tesla's autopilot feature. this is the second time that we know about that a driver was killed while the car was driving itself. today is the day california will st

reporter: they fell on a combination of things. is this sustainable? and they are cutting back short-term on their buyback. this chart has to do with the fixed income revenue versus the stock price. goldman now has be all their rivals in terms of higher credit commodity trading results. there is a question as to whether a larger job would have proved it was back. it is a high-class problem to have. we are seeing goldman flat today but it has been set to perform better as it will be restoring these buybacks going forward. yvonne: thank you. still ahead, trouble looming. signs of the next global downturn. the latest mobile economic outlook. boostand an earnings tensions.opolitical this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: we are cached down to asia's first market open this morning. -- we are counting down to asia's first market opening this morning. here's some pictures of mar-a-lago. abe is speaking with the president as well as the first lady. we see some lines from japanese officials saying the prime minister had told president trump that chemical weapons during t

in the u.k., retail sales fell -- fell more than expected. march purchases were down 1.2%. freezing temperatures kept consumers at home. global news, 24 hours a day, and at tick-tock over on twitter, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. mark: coming up on bloomberg markets, metal mania. plus, a potential bidding war. allergan has after hinted at acquiring the company. ♪ . ♪ vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: and i am mark barton. this is bloomberg markets. the -- the bloomberg commodity index keeps inching higher. big movers in aluminum. effect has this ripple gone? obviously aluminum is the starting place. >> i think you are seeing it right across the baseline. it is true that there are no sanctions on nickel or nickel producers but given the space of the policy coming out of the u.s. which is quite unpredictable, given the track record of really hard-hitting sanctions, people have been positioning themselves for that being a reality one-day and it has been dramatic. to the things to look out for, other big russian commodit

and it stock fell more than 6%.n google is another story where the earnings on monday were positively received, but investors focused on the increase in capital expenditures. the stock fell. and 3m is another story about concerns of the industrial and manufacturing center. wall street census warning signs and the weaker forecast undiminished outlook adding to the pressure as you can see the stock plunge. texas instruments gave a rosy forecast and that sent shares moving higher. they make chips that helps most electronic devices, and forecast beat most estimates, diffusing concerns. that sets up for a tech positive going into the wednesday session. peoplend still plenty of in the metals market. aluminum with the biggest drop in decades. su: what is fascinating in terms that coming look at down, the biggest to date slump we have seen in 30 years for aluminum. the worst since 1988. -- the u.s. has softened its position, but take a look at how some of the aluminum companies have traded, particularly alcoa. -- can see th

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they estimate he fell about 150 feet and landed in the ocean of the he was able to get himsel out of the car and swim or climb over to the rocks and wait for rescuers to repel down to him. they estimate he was down there for about an hour and a half. the luckiest part for him, not

al began fell to $158.59 meanwhile shares of shier was off 1% to $1.74 and earning fell at blackstone, but the private equity firm topped expectations. company also delivered revenue beat. blackstone said it was adding $1 billion to share buyback progr and plans to pay 30 sent special dividend this year. blackstone shares climbed by 1% to $32.12. sue. >> bill, late tay mattel announced ceo is leaving the toy maker to pursue other opportunities. but her departure after a more than a year. she will be replaced by executive chairman. sharesere off 3% to $13.45. after the bell, trading platform an e trade reported earn iengs that topped companies results were helped by increase in market volatility. shares initially lower in extended session and ended up about 1% to $58.83. after the bell sketchers reported profits and sales, but the sneakers outlook for the current kaurt quarter disappointed. they sent shocks down. the stock finished regular day down a fact frun to $32.08. >> coming up ting the lead the most valuable artificial intelligence start up i the world is not in silicon valley b

vehicles, stopped between the two deputiesvehicles, put her hand in a stop sign, she was struck and fell to the ground and the deputies sped off. >> reporter: this video shows the immediate after math. >> which one hit the woman? >> reporter: she was hospitalized with bruises on her head and arm. she told a sacramento bee reporter that he never even stopped. it was a hit and run. if i did that, i'd be charged. it is disregard for human life. a statement released said that a collision occurred while the patrol car was travelling at low speeds. in the cell phone video, you can hear what sounds like the vehicle hitting her twice. the national lawyers guild which observed the protest first hand and a member of which shot this video sent in a statement to the sheriff's department saying they were being misleading and that the car accelerated rabidly when it -- rapidly when it hit the woman. >> the chp is investigating the sacramento sheriff's department in this incident. >>> a crash that killed a family on the mendocino coast appears to be intentional. it came to a complete stop before going

i felt to my knees in screamed and fell "in shock, i screamed and fell to my knees in the kitchen.f i were dying and i wanted to die. the overwhelming grief was as if i had lost a child.sarah deer "i have lost my future, comprised of 29 precious eggs. i have lost everything.">(catherine) after this error, it's unlikely the women will be able to have biological children. last month...we told you about a separate lawsuit here in san francisco against a clinic. that's after clients got an email saying an equipment problem might have affected embryos. still ahead at 8 the rock revealing some personal details about his struggle with a mental health disorder. also -- a new study says that babies might have a higher chance of developming allergies ...if they're given certain medications. and next. a california boy gets trapped in a sewage pipe. how crews were able to track him down and save his life. a 13-year-old boy is recovering tonight...after falling 25 feet into an underground sewage pipe in los angeles. jesse hernandez fell into the drainage system while he was playing in a mainten