let me just say, james foley, i know his parents very well.ade a major contribution to the foundation in honor of james foley. i know what happened and it's a disgrace that a thing like that is allowed to happen. we have to stop that with veracity. we're dealing in the medieval times. when i was going to grade school, we would study medieval times and talk about chopping off heads. james foley seems to be the first in terms of so public where it was so horribly done and people saw it. we're going to get it stondz. remember this, the border patrol, if you look at sheriff joe from arizona, the toughest, smartest people are supporting and endorsing donald trump. the toughest and the smartest. we've got to create strong borders and fight them over there before they come over here. we're going to have strong borders. but we're going to have a very important thing. the syrians coming in, we have to stop it because we don't know who these people are. they're not documented. this's no documentation from any of them whatsoever. we don't know. are they

james foley. i know his faparents very well. i made a major contribution in honor of james foley. what happened. it is a disgrace a thing like that is allowed to happen. we have to stop that. we have to stop it with veracity and it has to go back. we are dealing like in the medieval times when i was going to history class when i was going to grade school i would study medieval times they would talk about chopping off heads. nobody has seen this before. this is a new thing. james foley seems to be the first in terms of so public where it was so horribly done and people saw it. we are going to get it stopped. remember this. the border patrol. if you look at sheriff joe from arizona. the toughest, smartest people are supporting and endorsing donald trump. the toughest and the smartest. we have to create strong boarders. we have to fight them over there before they come here. no. one we are going to have strong borders but we are going to have a very important thing, the syrians coming in, the migration is coming in. we have to stop it. we don't know who these people are. they are not

you can't deny it. >> reporter: detectives still looking for the person who punched foley. they believe he's about 16 years old. if you have any information, call police. >>> a powerful earthquake shook japan for the second time in a little more than a day. that magnitude 7.1 quake hit early saturday morning japan time. part of the country. some of the video we're seeing is from a region showing a hotel guest gathered in the lobby after evacuating their rooms. it's not clear if the latest quake added to the death toll from yesterday's quake. >>> the joint operation involved british, french and belgian authorities. police rounded up three men and a woman in birmingham and they also grabbed a suspect at london's airport earlier today. police did not say if this group has ties to the terror attacks in france and belgium. >>> now to 2016. the focus remains on new york just a few days from the primary election here. minutes ago the results of our newest poll were released. donald trump leads the pack among likely republican voters with a 29 point lead over john kasich. cruz is b

still with us is jane foley.u look at apple, how much of it is that investors are expecting too much or how much shares afteroff in hours is the fact that there is a significant slowdown in iphone sales? jeremy: there is a zynga can slow down in iphone sales. it is the first time they have reported year on year declines -- there is a significant slowdown in iphone sales. selling them at an average price point or more people are opting for the cheaper version rather than the newest, most expensive version. that is bad news for apple. all of the smartphone companies are dealing with a slowdown in the market. the smartphone market is not growing the way it was before. francine: at the same time, tim cook was trying to be optimistic. are investors just not believing because they are expecting it to be significantly lower? jeremy: tim cook is trying to play this is a temporary slowdown. i think a lot of people are looking at it and saying it might be a secular slowdown. that is the concern. i think that is why people

and from hsbc, we are doing a lot on the litmus paper of the global system with jane foley, durham air will join us from the hsbc and david medical paff francine t hour and lacqua with us. stay with us. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. we welcome all of you to "bloomberg surveillance." francine lacqua driving the bus right now in foreign exchange. francine: thank you, tom, more asset squares trying to pay down billions in debt. trying to move to canada's as h pension fund and & m posts their first-quarter inmates. h & m predicts the situation will improv if i end of the year. and according to a person familiar with the matter, fizer has decided to terminate the deal which would have given her a break down. that's our bloomberg business crash. and here's a person familiar with saying that. francine: he has had a research for intelligence and international senior and that travel bank, sam, thank you for coming on. -- nderstand by and >> we had a press release that we were going to be looking into this. they are complex rules. all aspects feed into whether pfizer can make this productive or

. >>> and in other reunion news -- scott foley and hiss exscandal co-star reliving their past murder. or what about last night's killer twist? >> it was truly shocking, there's no way they're going to show that on tv. >> now dan is working on his show "who do you think you are?" and annette scott digging into his past. >> i knew nothing, my mother passed away when i was young, i never knew herparents. with scott, it was not only a connection to the founding fathers of this country, but it was also a connection three generations beyond that, earlier, to the salem witch trials, which was jawdropping. >> god knows i'm innoce >> do you think i'm so happy i could do that for me? >> oh, yes. >>> and upnext, manndown. two pop stars, two big falls. not one of them has a history of wiping out, how this bill compares to all of h others. >>> plus steve harvey reveals what happens when little big shot's cameras aren'ttrolling. and why he almost p on hoegsing the hit show. >>> and we dig up the rock in kevin hart's school photos. >> you look like a drunk mother. >> that's straight ahead. (scal):

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and during that period of time, when mark foley, a congressman, was accused of inappropriately texting underage congressional pages, hastert came out and said this. >> our children need to be protected, and we're going to do everything we can to protect them. >> larry: well, then, the next thing out of your mouth should have been "so i'm going to put myself in jail." ( cheers and applause ) all right? now, that was in 2006. and in 2000, hastert supported the "child abuse prevention and enforcement act," which called for tougher penalties for sex offenders. if only it had called for the police to arrest dennis hastert while he was (bleep) supporting it. ( applause ) and what really gets me though is how he sme-rolls into court. >> former speaker of the house dennis hastert arrived at the federal courthouse today in a wheelchair. >> larry: really? you're playing the roll card. that's exactly what cosby did. remember when he pretended he was blind all of a subpoena. hastert is 74. you know who else is 74? this guy, and he seems to be doing pretty well, and this geezer's 72, and he's still

a small plane crash landing into this happened in foley, alabama. the accident caught on a local towing company's surveillance camera. this happened after he took off from an airport. >>> and another scare in the air, this time in seattle when american airlines flight bound for dallas had to return to sea-tac after birds hit the plane. and you can see the big dent the bird left after hitting the nose of the plane right after takeoff today. the plane returned to the airport, safely landed as well. maintenance teams are evaluating that aircraft. >>> nbc news has learned the dea is asked to join the investigation into prince's death. prescription painkillers what found in the singer's possession and at his home when he died last week. no word on what role if any those medications may have played in his death. the dea will determine where they came from and what prescriptions prince had. relieve pain in his hips, the result of years of jumping and dancing during performances. >>> a doctor is healing from wounds after getting hurt in the foot. a nypd off

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more from tom foley. >> in the case of lying ted cruz, lying ted, lies, oh, he lies. >> reporter: so much for the change in tone. donald trump is back on the war path. >> i'm about 300 delegates ahead of lying ted. >> reporter: hammering home his nickname for his nearest challenger for the gop crown, senator ted cruz, it is the donald trump we've seen for months. >> i call him lying ted. remember lying ted cruz. lying ted. i'm donald trump, i approved this message. >> the politicians can pretend it is something else, but donald trump calls it radical islamic terrorism. >> from the beginning trump said he is just telling it like it is. he slammed marco rubio for his height and for sweating. >> you have this clown, marco rubio, i call him little marco. little marco. it's rubio. >> reporter: he ridiculed carly fiorina's looks, chris christie's relations with the white house, and mocked pretty much everything about jeb bush. >> this guy can't negotiate his way out of a paper bag. >> reporter: the list goes on. after his loss in wisconsin, some of his inner circle thought the scorching rh

given those numbers, we sat down with our former san francisco mayor willie brown, and rider guerra foley. argue surprised -- are you surprised? >> bernie has been saying things that the progressives in san francisco and berkeley love, and the progressives in santa monica love. you have it going if you are bernie sanders.>> hillary clinton is in trouble, and losing among the latinos, and her personal rating is down, and more people think of her unfavorably in california than favorably. she spent $24 million here and people think of her unfavorably. >> but keep around that hillary has been around forever. this is nothing we have not seen before, and we have always wanted an alternative, and whenever an alternative shows up, it is a fantasy to think that you can perceive bernie sanders as new, but he is fresh in the eyes of the voters. this past week, i've been traveling around, and he appears to have more of an operation, a ground operation in place in california with the nurses than she does. >> absolute, and that is how she got obamacare through, because she had the ground operation goin

on wednesday night, mets greats like ron darling and keith hernandez will be signing autographs at foley's in manhattan from 7:00 to 9:00 wednesday night. hope you get out there. >>> good news for the knicks. they are going to the playoffs. in the d league. the westchester knicks have hopes of a championship, the nba version of the knicks just playing for pride and their carmelo anthony took the night off. porzingis, lance thomas, calderon, all dealing with injuries right now. it's amazing the knicks still sell out the garden. they actually gave fans a good one tonight. paul george giving them the lead with 27 seconds left. aaron afflalo with an amazing can have and shoot and the knicks are back in business, right? refs say he was out of bounds before he shot the ball. and there you have it. knicks lose by five, 92-87. >>> nets taking on the pelicans without their top five scorers because of injuries. it didn't matter because tim frazer made himself at home in brooklyn. how bad are the mets for starters? they are hosting this year's nba draft and they won't have a first round pick to show

foley was beheaded by isis.a listen to how he responded to the question. >> there isn't a president who hasn't taken more terrorists off the field than me in the last 7 1/2 years. i'm the guy who calls the families or meets with them. or hugs them or tries to comfort a mom or a dad or a husband or a kid after a terrorist attack. so let's be very clear about how much i prioritize this. this is my number one job and we have been doing it effectively. >> so you see, fred, he was making a differentiation between the policies that he has -- even policies that the left have criticized of him and going after isis and also the response he has at home. making sure that people know that even though there might be terror attacks around the world, that americans don't change their behavior, that they are not cowed into changing how they live their lives and wanted to he can press that by doing things like playing golf and going to the baseball game like he did, which he has taken criticism on. >> chris moody, thanks so much

that this president doesn't react appropriately when therehat is a terrorist attack, that when james foleyded, he goes out and plays golf; that when you have the brussels attack, he stays in cuba and goes to a baseball game. i asked him about whether or not he actually feels the terror threat that most americans feel. and the other area that we explored i think that's very interesting, and i think will make the most news, is he hadn't been asked about this since last october when he was on "60 minutes" and he gave hillary clinton basically a clean bill of health on the idea that she hadn't effected or endangered national security by her private e-mails. of course, since then we found out there are 2,000 e-mails that had classified information. 22 that had top secret information. i asked him does he still give her that same clean bill of health. following up on that, can he c assure the american people that the f.b.i. investigation intoha the clinton case, the ultimate decision on how to handle it will be a legal decision and not a political decision. >> ooo. you did a great job, of teasing

the coast guard found dean britts empty kayak near foley beach.they recovered more than 1300 square milescean looking for the 23-year-old. crews rescued britts friend in his kayak sunday. he is said to be in good condition with minor injuries. heather: house speaker paul ryan stoking more speculation about a contest convention. despite insisting he's not running, his actions though from a trip to israel to a newly released campaign style video indicate that speaker ryan is running for something. an article in new york times suggests the speaker is creating a parallel campaign to help republican congressional candidates reboot the party if democrats win the white house in november. it says quote, mister ryan is creating a personality and policy alternative o work alongside the presidential efforts, one that provides a foundation to rebuild if republicans splinter and lose in the fall. david webb is head of the david webb show on sirius xm patriot and a fox newscontributor and rick on dark is a democratic strategist senior political contributor@forbes.com and cohost on sirius xm . you guys

. >> august 12th, 2012, amateur racecar driver jeremy foley gets the starter's green flag and a surgegressive driver and like to drive fast. >> jeremy is a rookie at the pike's peak international hill climb, 136 hair-raising turns up a 14,000 foot mountain that would give any driver goose bumps. >> it's indescribable. >> cameras mounted inside and outside jeremy's car are recording every second. >> i think it's known actually as being one of the most dangerous races not only in the country, but probably the world. >> jeremy's girlfriend, robin, is 3,000 feet up the mountain where it's cold and it's been drizzling on and off for the past hour. >> we could see most of the track. we got a pretty good spot. >> in the thin air at 12,000 feet, the time trial is going well. seven minutes in and three to go, jeremy and his co-driver are on pace to finish in third place. jeremy down shifts around a hair pin curve and then accelerates. this section of the course is called devil's playground. it's about to live up to its ominous name. jeremy drives 80 miles an hour into the next turn. he steers

foley spritzer says one of them distracted him. the other then threw a sucker punch. >>> five city housing authorities have been displained. the head of the elevator this after a series of deadly elevator accidents. he says they are working to improve safety and its response to emergencies. the agency says there will be more staff training, more accountability and better communications. they also plan to create a building code monitoring system. >>> a big victory to tell you about for the popular show "hamilton." the producers for the hit musical agreed to share profits with actors and dancers who were part of the show's first production. published reports say the lawyer announced a deal yesterday could have a significant influence on the theater industry in which a growing debate over actor compensation is brewing. >> so happy for that whole cast. they are doing so well, making money, and making a difference and inspiring a lot of people. i cannot wait to see the show. august can't get here fast enough. >> very cool. >> hey! >> he

discernible human emotion, like empathy, because if he did, if he were empathetic for i don't know, james foley'stry of belgium, then perhaps, i don't think there would be a lot of people in the united states upset with the president for missing a tampa bay rays baseball game in cuba. but they're are a lot of people, why didn't you create a bit of a confab with some of your advisors and look important, doing that and, you know, maybe at least projecting that you care, that you've got a handle on the situation? i think again it speaks to he's got appa i this at the end of his second term and you know that he doesn't have to work for votes anymore. what he is working for? i guess baseball and dancing. harris: he opened the door on the whole thing with emotions. shows he has care for what the enemy is thinking, and what you gave examples, does he care for what the american people are thinking. andrea: congressman, you wouldn't be seen doing a cha-cha after terrorist attack. people of new york are grateful after the number of tragedies we've seen, thank you. iran thumbing its nose at the united state

they were held alongside other western hostages who were killed including jim foley. this direct link reaffirms the extent to which the attacks in brussels and paris were planned and organized from inside isis held territory in syria and iraq. meanwhile, terrorists attack suspectsalah abdeslam has been charged with attempted murder . over the attacks last month in brussels but he is expected to be extradited first and the belgium head of the security analysis enter saying this week they pick up signals showing isis has continued to send fighters into europe so although he didn't elaborate on that, fears very much exist. heather: benjamin, thanks so much. jon: some of your favorite stores could be closing this summer. we will tell you why dozens of sears and kmart stores across the country have to shut down. and there are growing questions about the death of a ♪ ♪ superstar. ♪ as we await the results of ♪ an autopsy on prince and the ♪ world mourns the passing of ♪ a groundbreaking musician. ♪ why do we scream at each ♪ other? ♪ this is what it sounds like ♪ when doves

after james foley beheaded you went out and played golf. after paris you said it was a setback.fter san bernanadino, you talked about gun control. >> in the wake of terrorist attacks, it has been my view consistently that the job of the terrorists in their minds is to induce panic, induce fear. get societies to change who they are. and what i've tried to communicate is you can't change us. deirdre: so i heard what you said, walid, about the two biggest mistakes, trying to partner, if you like with muslim brotherhood and make that iranian deal. but what about the tone that president obama has used? what about him saying i just want to show that life continues? >> i remember very well during his campaign in 2008 senator obama was criticizing or his campaign at least was criticizing president bush his reaction after 9/11, how he stayed in the classroom, saying come on. he should have done something else. same reaction, same criticism is coming now. let me tell you about other side. jihadists after they see one of the actions who deliver as speech, who warned them, threatened them i

after james foley was beheaded, you went out and played golf. after paris, you said it was a setback. >> even as we grieve with our french friends, however, we can't lose sight that there has been progress being made. >> after san bernardino, you talked about gun control. >> right now people on the "no-fly" list can walk into a spore a store and buy a gun. that's insane. >> and some people wonder, they think the concern is do you worry about terrorism and feel the threat of terrorism the way they do? >> and i would say this. there isn't a president who's taken more terrorists off the field than me. over the last 7 1/2 years. i'm the guy who calls the families or meets with them or hugs them or tries to comfort a mom or a dad or a husband or a kid. after a terrorist attack. so let's be very clear about how much i prioritize this. this is my number one job. we have been doing it effectively. >> so why do people sometimes think you're dif dent? >> i think part of it is that in the wake of terrorist attacks, it has been, in my view, consistently tha

subject, about terror and one of the criticisms is when you have one of these terror attacks, james foley and plays golf. paris happens and he calls it a setback. you know, you get san bernardino and he suddenly makes a pitch for gun control. so i talked to him exactly about that subject. >> good. >> there is an embargo, i can't tell you what he said about it, but he discusses that. as far as hillary clinton is concerned, this was amazing. he had not been asked about this since back when he talked to "60 minutes" in october and basically gave her a clean bill of health. he said, you know, she did not endanger national security. i said, look, since then, we found out that 2,000 of the e-mails had classified information. 22 of them had top secret information. are you still going to give her a clean bill of health? and in addition, as this fbi investigation gets to a head, can you promise the american people that the decision on how to handle the clinton case will be made on a legal basis, not a political basis? again, you may believe him or not, but he's going to make some news on that, tha

foley spritzer says one of them distracted him and the other threw a punch. >>> five city housing authority employees have been disciplined and the head of elevator services has been replaced after a series of deadly elevator accidents. they say they are working to improve safety and response to emergencies. the agency says there will be more staff training, more accountability and better communications. they plan to create a building we'll get a final check on the forecast. >> it's beautiful outside. it really is. >> not only do the skies look nice. some of the outlying areas in the 30s are quickly seeing their temperatures bounce going for high temperatures in the upper 60s. better than yesterday even. 65 was a top temperature in the city. we could beat that today. all the way down to the battery. it's beautiful blue skies. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast. the high today of 68. tomorrow 72. that could be a top ten day all spring, right? >> yeah! >> more clouds come into play. we hit that 78 earlier and then the cold front comes in to shave a few degrees off of the temperatures

jim foley these to be this huge stock, best in class in the industry as terms -- in terms of margins. stock is trading down 6% today. revenue fell by 23%. same-store sales fell by 29.7%. the margins are only 6.8 percent now. they had been around 20%. a huge change for this company. it does not seem to be getting better anytime soon. buffalo wild wings also feeling a lot of pain. the company forecasting -- cut its forecast. sales falling 1.7%. a couple of issues. it did not promote effectively in --ms of its business and saw greater than excited food costs. management says a large competitor is rumored to be building inventory for a fall promotion. that drove up wing prices and driving the shares down by 12%. panera is faring better. beating estimates. it's probably because of the success of remodeling its stores. the so-called panera 2.0 is proving the lorraine to diners. awnings --er earnings beating estimates. those shares are trading higher. tracy: think you so much, julie. david: shares of dreamworks are popping after the maker of "shrek" is looking for a buyer. comcast is in talk

nick foley tweeting, joni, i'm so sorry, i'm always treasure your friendship and will never forget yours to my children, hulk hogan, such a beautiful soul and so kind to my children. she really, you could see, had a beautiful heart. martha: all right. we wait for the investigation, wait to learn more about what happened. gone at 45 years old, chyna -- >> and you know what? at the time of her death, she was working on a documentary called the reconstruction of chyna so we'll see what happens there. truly a sad story, died way too young. martha: carly, thank you very much. good to see you as always. bill? bill: martha, we are four minutes away, opening bell on wall street. new york stock exchange, the dow closing yesterday at its highest level since july. so where do we go today? some rare air up there, huh? nice. also senator ted cruz saying he will not get the delegates needed to secure the nomination before cleveland, but that is okay, he says. neither, he argues, will donald trump. we'll speak to a cruz spokesperson next about all that here on "america's newsroom." >> if this election