biggest gain in two years time.for all of this is that we are going into a holiday weekend in the united states. has fallen.s. stock dramatically. socks -- in s&p 500 stocks is down. if you take a look at the treasury market, we are seeing selling and yields pushing higher, which is in line with the same kinds of moves that we are seeing in the currency markets as well. the 10 year yield going up pretty sharply. on the stock level, let's look at hewlett-packard, coming out with earnings that beat estimates. about theormation split. it loses some of the efficiencies it is had from being a combined company that the cost will be smaller than some analysts have projected. your attention to quest diagnostics, those shares have been spiking along with laboratory corp.. we are looking into why that is happening and we will update you when we have more. the nikkei, hang seng, and shanghai composite all ending in the green. the shanghai composite trading at a seven-year high, seeing its biggest weekly gain since december. on

gains. beijing 0.7% gains after 0.3% in march, which was the first month in eight months that saw month-over-month gains. only one city saw continued month-over-month gains, and that is shenzhen. all other 69 cities going off that base effect from a year ago, prices still falling but we have turned the corner if we look at the month-over-month price gains. the quote, "home prices almost at the bottom." angie: another chinese property developer is in trouble in the off-shore market. we have renhe scheduled to repay millions in securities today. the recent default in kaisa. liangtin tu here. what is the possibility they will be able to repay their debts? lianting: we actually 0 have a message from the company moments ago that they say they have repaid the money but we do not know if the money is in the accounts yet. angie: that's breaking news from -- for our viewers. so reassure, you were in touch with renhe and they said -- lianting: yes, just an e-mail, not a public statement. angie: what d

no gains now in three quarters in a row.t is a big deal because they want to split off the enterprise business, they want to focus on things like software. software is getting worse as well. so is free cash flow. the free cash flow for this company is also declining genetically over time, only $700 million in the last quarter. matt: wall street tends to look at the numbers, the profit numbers, can you still say x items mean like taking out restructuring costs and every single quarter? : if you go back to the year 2000, you were like seven years old. they have been restructuring every single year. they've done over $16 billion in restructuring. wall street might look at a quarter in restructuring. as they had been doing since the year 2000. this is a business that has been in decline with the brief exception of what mark hurd. and what you see from this company is they are trying to find their way in a much smaller way. matt: i started here in bloomberg in the year 2000. i heard someone use the word google as a for. thank you

plus, gains an gadgets galor. electronic show, all this in "asia edge." >> asia stocks pretty much on the green today. we sthaw lying by shanghai up about 2% right now. and about .7%. we got that coming out

by the close the dow jones indust gain to 18,162. strength in tell nogales helps and the s&p was up 19 points. mary thompson up with more on the gains from the floorp of the new york stom exchange. >> the markets respond to tuesday's triple-digit decline with a triple-digit gain on wednesday. stoc were up from the opening bell thanks to the european market and helped by strong earnings reports from retailers including tiffanys and designer shoe warehouse to offset a disciplining forecas from michael kors which weighed on shares of coach on wednesday's ar midday there was a boost that reports that greece and the e.u. are reaching preliminary steps to take an agreement for the company to pay the creditors and adding to the market gains later in the session reports that avago is in talks to buy broad com which could be the biggest tech deals this year and that lifted the semiconductor products and the biggest were in the tech space, including microsoft, cisco and apple. and as the u.s. dollar strengths and that put pressure on commoditi

gaining 11%. the biggest one-day gain in almost six years. look at the whole year, this year the stock did plunge 12%. that is because tiffany has been affected by currency fluctuations. a stronger dollar affecting sales overseas. they get most of their revenue from sales overseas. still, the results have been pretty good. they are saying it will even get better in the second quarter. rishaad: thank you. analyzing luxury by the numbers. the -- brt rands with company. a research ♪ anchor: stories making headlines. buddhist monks have marched. they claim the united nations and the international media have created the story to make bad.ar look the people have no rights and myanmar and the migrants say they are fleeing for their life. human rights groups say the government must act to stop hate speech. south korea and the u.s. have agreed to increase pressure on north korea. after meeting and soul, and eeting ind further -- m seoul, envoys said further negotiations are necessary. galapagosano in the has erected for the first time concernsrs, rais

>>> wti heads for ten straight weeks of gains but the ceo of u.s. steal tells nbc it will take time for the recovery in oil prices to move through to the economic sector. >> you need more stability to have a better guess as to where this thing is going to go. i still believe it's going to take the whole of this year for things to get better. >>> good morning, everyone. let's kick things off with economic data. we have the business climate index falling to 108.5 points in the month of may. that is versus a reuters consensus photograph for 108.3. so slightly higher than expected. it's still a drop for the month of april. that's when we saw 108.6. a bit of a move in the euro hitting the day's high. let's look at the other data coming out, that's 103 in the month of may versus a consensus photograph of 103.1. that's shy of forecasts but the headline index is better than expected. we did have the index earlier this week some what disappointing. the pmi leveling off. >> is this a sign of germany cooling off or seasonal factors in play? >> overnight the ge

that was the city that saw the first momentum gains, the price gains, in december. of 1.8%, which is quite high. beijing saw 0.7% gains after 0.3% the first month. two in a row there. shanghai for the first month in many months saw price gains. only one city saw price gains. guess what that was? shangzen. that is the first city in many months to see price gains year over year. he rest saw falls. rishaad: this could also be good news for some of these property owners. especially with the off-shore bond margaret -- market. especially $79 million in securities today. of course a lot of scrutiny after this default by chrysler. let's bring in bloomberg news. l >> chances are high that the company will make the payment today. because prices are trading about 90 cents on the dollar. so it is definitely not in the distressed range. it is really more compared to the company's size than its cash balance. that's why analysts are saying, es, it will pay. rishaad: there are also a lot of pressure on these bond holders. hair cuts there as well. >> yes. they offered as much as 18%

and this is the path that i took when i went to meet shawn gaines. >> 29-year-old shawn gaines had spent most of the last six years in the special management unit, awaiting trial on a first-degree murder charge that could land him on death row. >> i've lived here longer than i ever lived in one spot in my entire life even growing up as a kid so it's just, you know -- i have yet to call it home, but it is what it is. >> gaines may not have wanted to call it home, but his security threat ranking dictated it. he was segregated because he was once a major player in a violent arizona skinhead movement. >> i was the notorious leader of that skinhead group. my lifestyle was full of hate and violence. >> so with all of that hype, i was expecting shawn gaines to be a very intimidating character, but when i first met him, he wasn't. he looked a little bit more like a benign, pudgy teddy bear, and he was nice. >> i've taken up drawing. i can't quite say i'm an artist but i like to draw a lot and three times a year i draw a large stack of cards, and i donate them to the children's hospital. >> but g

we see these gains quickly and each of these gains, ivan gives the terrorists more money and more ammunitionear and i guess more confidence. >> reporter: absolutely. they will likely play this to the hilt for propaganda reasons and get more recruits and maintain momentum on the battle field. the develops in syria and palmyra and another place. they captured one of the last remaining border crossings. after the syrian government pulled back from there, christine. in the case of the two most recent conquests in syria, isis went after syria government forces. this is something we have not seen in the past. isis had been going against other syrian rebels. now syrian government forces and both of the cases, winning. it putting the syrian government on their heels and showing that despite air strikes, despite fighting a war in two separate countries simultaneously this is an armed movement that is not afraid of backing down and it is seizing the moment. christine. >> the really frightening thing, i think here you are talking about the iraqi army up against an opponent prepared and pleased to die i

melissa: were they gaining weight because they gained muscle mass?no they gained measurements of their fat distribution. the fat distribution in the high-risk group actually didn't change much but the low risk group, right the people who are losing weight easily they actually lost nearly three pounds in body fat. melissa: could be that the people with the certain genetic makeup or whatever it was, that gives them a tendency to eat more. maybe unrelated to exercise? >> it could be. i mean, like i said, they kept some sort of track what they were eating, not as strict as the exercise regimen but it is true that exercise can affect the hyper thalmus, that is one of the suggestions that exercise impacts hormones. melissa: exercise makes certain people hungrier. that is not good. >> they with low risk exercise less. melissa: i say that exercise makes me hungrier. i have to ask you about, sleep walk something also hereditariry. we're talking about what is hereditary today. >> right. melissa: this was study in "jama". 50% of the kids who sleep walk their pa

doe spite the recent gains u.s.id he doesn't think the fight against isil is being lost. in iraq too the group continues our advance just days after taking the capitol fierce fighting continues to the east of that city. and the prime minister has ordered the country's navy to search for boats in the sea. groups estimate that as many as 4,000 people are still stranded. news now, and forces loyaled to compiled president have said think taken back sites. progovernment troops are now advancing towards east at al jazeera has the latest. >> government troops gain ground in the province. it borders the power base of the houthis. if joe falls into government hands, lit be the most significant lost for rebels since they took over power in september. these are the vehicles seized by tribesman, loyal to the president. fighting continues the houthis backed by soldiers loyal to former president. have intensified the campaign to capture the third largest city. the coalition has ramped up air strikes in the capitol. these are some

seen some gains. they are up fractionally. we are heading towards the 11th straight day of gains. boosting equities. in the last week or so. take a look at the dollar-yen right now. it is dropping to the 12 year low yesterday. up -- the economic minister is saying that the yen is not getting to certain levels. look at thee a diving here. the company is selling shares below the marketable prices. almost $600 million were raised. we are joined by michelle. michelle: this morning, ever grant day, announced it was selling shares at over five dollars in hong kong. that is a much deeper discount than what the term sheets and said yesterday. we thought ever grundy's stock more than double. it is heading to its biggest decline. follows taking advantage of the chinese real estate market. they have also sold shares in the past so it is not a surprise that ever grande day is taking the opportunity now to do it. they are placing it below the market range of people familiar with the matter told bloomberg that the company was not able to find another investor to take the shares at the lower end

streaming music continues to gain momentum.rose 45% last year and digital downloads dropped by 12%. back to you. >> thank you for that. seema do you use spotify a lot? >> i use a variety. youtube. it just depends. >> i still outright buy. >> you're like a young man but you're actually -- in the body of a young man but the mind of an old man. >> i went and paid 99 for it on itunes. >> you like taylor swift but i hear she is taken now. >> moving on, tom tom shares rally after a six year high after apple announced it would continue to buy digital maps from the dutch navigation systems firm. details of the deal were not released. tom tom licensed it's digital maps to apple since 2012 when it beat out google to supply built in maps. go on. >> i did it. tomtom up 9.8%. >> now it took six is years in the white house but president obama finally joined twitter on monday. he already has more than 1.5 million followers. obama received a welcome message from former president bill clinton and that lead to this interesting exchange. clinton

there's a gain for the week and similar long measures. hong kong expanded gains to two percent. that's the biggest one day gain and invest tors cheered the plan to speed up development of the countries networks. in other markets in the asia pacific region the pse index and there we have it and gaining by six tenths and the day after the central bank said that it would keep the key interest on range. malaysia closed up and the first grew 5.6 percent. >>> investors waiting for signs in a turn around in china and have been disappointed. trade figures have been weak and car sales decline for the first time in more than two years and investment growth is at it's lowest level in almost 15 years. officials at the people's bank of china cut to stimulate the economy. both the one year lending rate and the one year depoise sit rate was lored by a percentage. some analyst say that the 2015 growth target is looking more unlikely. we spoke with the sbek tif research in hong kong and he says that officials are not finished with cutting rates. >> well, last time when i came to the show and for

underpinning all these gains is qe.you think the european central bank is going to keep loose interest rate policies that has been underpinning gains and european stock. jonathan: i had someone tweet me and say is there an etf you can use to short bonds? there are three of them, and they were leveraged as well. trish was talking about getting more into her private portfolio. talk to me about the risks. it's amazing some of these should be regulated and it should only be professionals investing in them. >> they are a fantastic asset class that count for 40% of trading volumes. they are massive at the moment. they come with risk warnings. the commodities-based edf's use futures. there are some big tax issues. you cannot go into them without thinking about them carefully. there is lots of fast money going in and out. it is a speculative market as well as one for long-term investors. >> the money going in and out and about whether you can sell these assets the liquidity question is really considered. >> i think it is someth

plus gains an gadgets galor. we're in asia's first ever consumer electronic show all this in "asia edge." >> asia stocks pretty much on the green today. we sthaw lying by shanghai up about 2% right now. and about .7%. we got that coming out of china last week. so it is fueling speculation the government going to snep to do some escalated measures to stimulate the economy. last week 8% growth in the shanghai composite. those gains up to 10%. let's do a little bit of a microscope here. we saw in the u.s. on friday there they're ending things in the red despite that we saw those record highs on thursday. the shanghai composite year to date surging. and we have see the any kay 22 as well. it has been seven straight days of gains. year to day about 17%. 20,407. that's the 15-year high. back to you guys. rishaad: surging exports to the u.s., a trade deficit and the news providing some evidence that the economy is continuing to recover after last year's recession. willie, on the economy is there any real grounds for opt

the nikkei gaining 7/10 of a percent. they do not think further action by the boj is needed currently right now. the bank will continue easing until that 2% inflation target is achieved. we had data out of japan this morning showing that ppi fell into negative territory in april, following a 2.1%. that was in line with estimates. i will take you to some of the biggest movers in japan. today we had dentsu gaining. rising 20%. mequon, plunging more than 12%. that is after they slashed their three-year profit target. showa shell down 5%. that is despite raising profit forecast at 41%. investors not so convinced. anna: shery ahn in hong kong. manus: netflix is in talks with a chinese media company. it almost his $6 billion. the answer is in the headline $6 billion market and 2 billion people wanting to look at videos. caroline: the growth is exponential. this is why china is so attracted. why would the maker of "house of cards" want to get into the biggest country in the world? it is the biggest with 1.4 billion people. it is

the gains for the election for the labour party. hanging onto the gains. yields unchanged. it was vicious for german bonds last week. let me check for you. i'm looking at the german on my terminal right now. german 10 year. up by not even a basis points. 65 bucks a barrel on brent. coming up we will deal with greece after the break. gridlocked. meeting the eurogroup. greece versus everybody. the bank of england the size of more on the monetary landscape as cameron secures another term. what does it mean for rates? later, toshiba tanks. possible improper accounting. those stories and more after the break. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back. this is "on the move." china one thing a greece another. finance ministers meeting for further talks on the potential to get a breakthrough with the deal and leaders are playing -- downplaying chances of success. not just for greece versus credit is but a breakup with an creditors themselves. we have reporters across of the story. we have one in brussels. and markets has it -- marcus has it from athens. tom, the guys in the meeting

the big gains on the dax by over 1%.hanging situation through the trading day. you see the back half of the trading section, accelerating into the close. down 1% friday, up 1% today. part of this explain, of course, by the retail euro -- the euro-dollar, down by 1%. stop for this one, as far as the data is concerned -- that is key for the currency. -- the couple days of italian yields pushing higher. after four weeks of losses, bonds yields higher once again. 0.6 5%. you may have heard greece is in a bit of trouble. the greek financial sector, the thosehood the funding for banks surging this morning and through the day, of 75 basis points on the greek 10-year. is a crucial week for greece, and analyst -- analysts say. when isn't it a crucial week for greece? jonathan ferro in london. he may be late to the party, is president obama excited about having his own individual twitter. hadin 12 minutes's tweet more than 7000 retweets and 6000 favorites. the president is following 65 people on twitter, among them his wife, vice

it quickly gained momentum.a charismatic clinical science professor emerged -- political science professor emerged as the party leader. he politicized -- it's demised -- he epitomized the political establishment. >> we are starting something new. this is the year of change and the wind of change is starting to blow across europe. reporter: critics accuse it of being financed by left-wing government in latin america. the parties founders resigned citing disappointment in the group's direction. once this week and celebrations come down, the leadership will be focused on presenting a united front as they continue to try to shake up spanish politics. >> shifting sands in polish politics. defeating an incumbent, the first win in a decade for the main opposition party. the socially conservative, close to the catholic church and considered less business friendly. markets reacted negatively to this result. all eyes on paris will be on the french open. we take a look at the money. >> on the court, she is applauded like a

it extends gains today.ne and a quarter up.ent of -- 1.25% dollar yen right now weakening. toshiba thisng morning after the country rich drew -- the company withdrew its earnings forecast. joining us from tokyo. what is going on at toshiba? reporter: good morning. on april 3 the company said it is launching a probe into its construction business, saying that there is some potentially problematic accounting. on friday they suddenly withdrew their forecast. as well as canceled year and dividends and said you might have to restate earnings going back as far as 2013. as for the causes, so far they are saying that some construction projects might have understated cost statements. they have looked into three units. our systems, social into structure and community management. these do everything from hydroelectric power to air traffic controllers. the company is not saying which construction projects would be affected and the probe is still ongoing. the lack of information itself is troubling. be?bad could this rep

we haven't made the gains we wanted. and whales. >>> and in scott land, we have seen a surge of nationallism, other welch our party. >>> the liberal demo accurates seemed to have been punished. and his party is predicted to get just 10 seats down from 2010. >>> hemented he may row sign his leadership. >>> i will be seeking to make further remarks about the implications of this election. both to the country and for the party and my position in the liberal democrats when i marie marks to my colleagues later this morning. >>> the immediate triumph of the night went to nicholas' scottish national lists a clone sweep of scotland at the expense of labor. a 20-year-old candidate unseating the national campaign manager. >>> it's been one of the most crucial votes for decades and the most closely fault. it could decide the future of britain, in europe. the conservatives have considered a in-out on remembership terms and there's more voting ahead and there may have to be negotiations about how to form a stable union. >>> some were

a better than 1% gain on the dow. s&p gaining 3.5%. a lot of focus on the consumer and how they will fare when we do in fact see those higher prices trickle into gas prices going up as well. taking a look at the nasdaq crawling back to 5,000, much of that having to do with apple which saw a better than 2% gain on friday. let's get a look at the jobs report. as we told you, better than expected but still not too good that of course sends some investors into thinking the rate hike will not come in june perhaps september or even december. the jobless rate at 5.4%. let's take a look at futures. what can we expect on this monday morning. right now, red arrows across the screen. investors taking a breather after that stellar rally on friday. the dow now 30 points and nasdaq down 8 and here in europe we're looking at markets modestly lower now. one thing keeping traders on edge is the meeting in brussels finance ministers around the euro zone meeting to discuss greece's financial fate. i want to focus on the uk. the ftse 100 seeing a rally on

the cac 40 seeing a gain of around 2 points. bond markets gaining and grabbing. we did see a sell-off. over the past week the treasury yield rising 21 basis points. that's the highest increase since march of 6th. we also see a bund trading higher ten year right now at 1.8%. in the month of april, the euro gaining 4% against the u.s. dollar. a couple of factors driving it higher first, the encouraging data out of the euro zone and the disappointing data out of the u.s. sending the u.s. dollar lower. we're looking at the euro holding to 1.12 against the u.s. dollar. >>> now coming up on the show it's a busy day. buffet warns on equity levels and he's still getting into stocks. >>> carl icahn is warning. >>> avengers assemble another record "age of ultron" we have details coming up. >>> just three days until the u.k. general election and the polls are still too close to call with no party heading for an out right majority. the financial times is reporting that prime minister david cameron is preparing to renew his coalition partnership with the lib-dems. that's if t

return to the front page story in the new york times about the ice is gains -- isis gains. we get a perspective from colonel derek harvey to talk about his perspective on what happens next. this is "washington journal" on the sunday morning. ♪ >> monday night on "the communicators," acting executive director tj kennedy on the creation of one emergency -- >> they would be able to provide a broadband network for first responders. so those responding to the incident that are on the scene of the incident in the future when the first net network is running would have the ability to have video from the scene sent to comment -- sent to incoming responders. to have important situational awareness data on where everyone is. not everybody would have the ability to see where the other ambulances are staged that make, and to pick up additional patients. and a mass casualty situation. you can leverage it for triage. there is technology like fitbits and wearable technology -- what if that was done for emergency medical services? they could get vital signs on a patient. not necessarily wi

the nasdaq is the biggest gain or. look at oil prices which had been higher, given inventories surprisingly shrank in the u.s., you can still see there is a bid under nymex crude come up almost 1%. now look at europe's trading day, here is jonathan ferro from london. >> i'm going to start the story the trading day in europe right here in the fx market. gdp numbers coming in, germany missed estimates but the headline number for the eurozone came in line. the market just wrote that offer most of the day. u.s. retail cells happen, and ugly miss that lit a fuse under the euro dollar. the euro goes higher against the dollar. that is a february-bureau. what does this mean? it cascades through the as a classes. rollover higher, higher, lower, lower, lower. the dax down by 1.2%. we closed the day with european equity markets and mainland europe painted red once again for a second straight day. the cap 40 down to step the dax off by 1.2%. stronger euro, stocks lower. the euro gets stronger, stocks rollover, it is the burn marke

if we do see gains for the s&p for the week, we will still see gains even with things little changed.e third straight weekly gain for the s&p 500. if we can look at the s&p on the week, that would be great. there it is. take a look at -- 3/10 of 1%, and up to make it the third straight week of weekly gain. has hadhe nasdaq, it the best week of the three major averages. the best and worst performers of the week -- it's been all about cable this week, it seems straight a lot of speculation about deals in that industry, will it be time warner cable and charter, will cablevision finally link up with somebody -- cablevision on the week has seen the best performance in the s&p 500 is up at 22%. the worst performer in the s&p airlines,en american and that is reflective of the performance we have seen from the airlines generally as capacity concerns as well as are we going to see a price soar, that concern cropping up in the markets this week. betty: thank you so much. desk hyman at the news there. now i look at some top stories at this hour, another chapter coming to a close. today the dutch

. ♪ hello this is al jazeera live from london and also coming up, after resent gains in iraq and syria.s.i.l. takes over the last border post between the two countries. tanzania struggles to cope with tens of thousands of refugees as further violence hits burundi. and mind control a prosthetic brain implant that allows a paralyzed man to lift a glass. ♪ hello there and a warm welcome to the program, a group calling itself a newly established saudi affiliate of the islamic state of iraq and the levante says it carried out the bombing of a mosque in eastern saudi arabia a suicide bomber killed 20 people during friday prayers in a shia mosque in the village of al-qadeeh and province of qatif home to a shia minority and 21 people have been killed and witnesses described a huge explosion as worshippers began prior prayers and dozens were injured and we have more from the capitol riyadh. >> reporter: the mosque was packed with worshippers at the moment of the explosion and security forces say they are investigating the case and trying to find out how the suicide bomber managed to get into th

really, isis showing off their gains, what they've captured. and the world's attention has been on the battle for palmyra. and so, isis is now showing that they are firmly in control, after some heavy fighting. and as we heard in nic robertson's report, a lot of concerns about the future of those sights, as well as the antiquities there. i talked to one -- one person from the state department about antiquity sales. they told me if they can't move them, whether they're too well-known or can't sell them on the black market, isis usually destroys them. but if they are small, they will go to funding the organization. so isis just really rubbing salt into the wound by releasing these pictures, george. >> ian, what more are you tell us about these isis advances? and we're seeing so many people flee by the thousands trying to get to safety. >> reporter: that's right. you know, tens of thousands of people, trying to get out of their way. and really, they're the lucky ones. anyone who can get out of isis-controlled area, as we've seen reports coming out

labor and let's look at the latest results coming in conservatives took 319 seats so far, that is a gain21 seats and predicted to be the largest single party with a 329 seats, that is an absolute majority the labor carty currently have 228 seats, that is down by 26. they are projected to end up with 233 seats in parliament and that is largely because the scottish national party have all but wiped out labor in scotland and have 56 out of 59 possible seats and the liberal democrats had a disaster night and 8 seats down by 46 and simon mc-greger woods has the latest. >> reporter: returning to number ten street on friday david cameron looks certain to keep his job as prime minister and conservative party will have the most seats maybe even a small majority. >> i want my party and i hope a government i would like to lead to reclaim a mantle that we should never have lost the man of one nation and kingdom. >> reporter: the party failed to gain seats in england and almost wiped out in scotland. >> this clearly has been a disappointing and difficult night for the labor party. we have not made th

hard to see gains and easy to see losses.u heard all you need to, in order to understand it? >>> how about your job? >>> send us your thoughts on twitter and inside story. you can always visit our facebook page and exchange views, we want to know what you think. >>> the modern global hiring hall is turning, what we were told job security, on its head. >>> you could be in taiwan and write software for an american company, about you can't pay the house, from singapore or give someone a haircut. but if you are not providing a service or physically delivering a product, the big message of the 21st century is no one is safe, workers' comp pete against everyone everywhere, who does the same work, so a demand for a raise is flirting with seeing your job go away. >>> american executives, top flight business schools churn out how to sands of graduates and c.e.o.'s in europe, and earn a fraction of u.s. pay excessive pay will move their jobs to mexico, india or china. >>> thanks for joining us. >>> see you next time. i'm. >>> i'm not p

gaines? >> what's the age range? >> mr. gaines was 49. i know one patient was 80.ink there were some in their young 20s. >> all right. looks like we lost the signal there. we really had heard the bulk of it. that was the chief operating officer from temple university hospital really briefing media -- oh let's listen again. >> -- the number of docs that would normally have been there. lots and lots of other staff in laboratory blood banking, raid radiology radiology, all the other departments that make things happen. cafeteria workers. i can't tell you how many extra folks came in but there are many many. >> what's the emotional state of the patient when is they came in? >> a lot of the patients were stunned. they'd been regular folks on a train, expecting inging to get off at the next stop. this fellow from new jersey had been expecting to do and it just didn't happen. i know you folks know that it happened very fast. so they were stunned. >> for people out of the country, how many are from this philly new york area? >> they're spread out from new york new jersey p

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the nasdaq still holding onto a gain, clinging to a gain of six points. alix: i will put gain in "quotes." low level fora the dollar, the lowest level in four months. the weak retail sales are waiting on the dollar and this is a stronger euro conversation because we have a stronger euro gdp for the first quarter. you had france grow more than estimated. that is playing out in the currency market. scarlet: a lot of unwinding of the strong dollar trade. let's look at bonds. we have resumed selling their. the 10-year yield moving higher. the 10-year yield at 2.92% right now. let's look at german 10-year bonds as well. a similar move higher. now,are 72 basis points 72. alix: you say it all. scarlet: here are the top stories. and the philadelphia seven people are dead after the amtrak crash. more than 200 others were injured. breakthrough for investigators trying to learn while the train -- why the train derailed. mayor nutter: what is accountable, often referred to , has been box recovered. it is now in delaware for analysis. we have no information from that

crude has a 10th week of gains.on that after the break. ♪ jonathan: we are about 46 minutes into the session. here's a picture of the equity markets. the ftse 100 performing higher. losses on mainland europe. down by about 0.2% on the cac 40. the dax headed for of big week. earlier, i said vodafone was the big mover. caroline hyde. manus: currently the biggest -- caroline: currently the biggest gainer. vodafone may consider m&a. and an a or a disposal, so says goldman sachs after they met with the cfo. goldman says, mobile, m&a, it is making significant sense. they expect because of the dividends and because of liberty global's preference for capital structures, they think vodafone is going to sell assets rather than buy them. there is ongoing speculation as to whether we will see a deal between vodafone and liberty global, owned by john malone. he said he thinks vodafone would make sense. vodafone still gaining on those m&a movements. not a pretty picture being painted in the luxury market. richemont, you know them

real reconciliation is needed to stop isil's gains. sunnies need to know what will happen after isil is defeat defeated. >> sunni leaders opposed to the government. it is a critical time. the iraq's communities need to come together because isil has managed to gain ground by exploiting those differences. al jazeera baghdad. >> for more on this now we know now that iraqi troops and shia militia allies are a few kilometers from ramadi. that's a very significant town. how do you see the battle for anbar in particularly those areas around ramadi unfolding? >> well, up to few it's not clear. isis gain has a very big impetus and a push forward. they have regained or strengthened their lives but i think that the main aim of isis is to go to go for fallujah, and they could go to fallujah and they were be in a better position. >> but they will be prevented from reaching the capital even if they can make that advance. >> during the last year isis never fought a war. they've gained things by simply seeing the iraqi armed force. we have seen that

, political gain, financial gain you're pretty much a scoundrel, a villain. >> host: why should we care what people think about journalists? >> guest: in a democracy we are only as good as the information we get. how do you make decisions if you don't trust the people with the information and if you don't believe that how can you make decisions so the image of the journalist is very important because if we don't live in a positive heroic version of someone serving the public interest to stop believing in the information and we can make intelligent decisions. >> host: joe saltzman come you read about the journalist a popular culture. he worked at cbs during the days of walter cronkite is the most trusted man in america and in the last six months or so i've had the brian williams situation. >> guest: the image of the journalists prior to the 21st century was mostly popular culture fiction films television. clearly journalists have come out of hiding and they pretty much appear on fox news and msnbc as paparazzi. they are also creating the image of journalism that we have is the public. pe

we are seeing them gain a little bit.hey see refiners conjoining to reduce debt, grow dividend, and by that shares, as their financial stability improves. phillips 66 and to soar on not getting as big of a vote, but that is the call. betty: thank you, julie hyman. fund to invest in drones. cory johnson will speak to the ceo of airware. ♪ mark: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. finance ministers from the group of seven industrial nations are in dresden, germany. talks start today through friday. are thehe major topics greek bailout, oil prices, and getting the economy going again. hans nichols has a special guest for us. former treasury secretary larry summers. i am joined by dr. larry summers, former treasury secretary. knows his way around an economic crisis. a lot of talk about greece. does this feel different from any crises that you are at the helm for? different.isis is this one will be much better if they can work it out in some way. move.ides will have to greece has to get more serious and determined and cl

there have been a lot of gains and some reversals.bout you this and with me is michael weis the co-author of "isis inside the army of terror" and with us live in orlando retired general mark hertling who commanded 28,000 troops as part of the u.s. task force in iraq from 2007 to 2009. so general, let me just start with the win and loss and if you have to put the metric to it, what is happening in this battle against isis? because it doesn't sound like there's a lot of whof winning g on. >> i like your second terminology when you talked about gains and reverses. i refuse to let my intel folks in northern iraq use the terms wins and losses. in this conflict you're always going to have some gains, some reverses. you're right, the strike against abu sayyaf and umm sayyaf was a big gain. there's going to be a lot of intelligence value out of that. he was a financier, he was the amir of oil and gas and we're going to see quite a bit of intelligence reaping from some of the things that they found on the site. at least that's what my contacts

kosumi gained 0.8%. posted it's biggest one day gain in nearly three weeks. indonesia ended up by a tenth of a percent hitting a two week high. executives at japanese electronics maker sharp have backed down from a plan to radically reduce its capital. officials at the struggling company decided to change course. they will book their first loss in two years. sharp officials were thinking of slashing it's $1 billion capital to $835,000 or less as part of a restructuring move. the cut would have turned sharp into a small or medium size company for tax purposes. firms in that bracket are subject to lower tax rates opinion they changed their mind after the minister made a comment. he said as a means of corporate rehabilitation the plan gives him a sense of discomfort. sharp executives are thinking about reducing its capital by a much smaller margin to about $4 million. they will announce medium term management plan on thursday and that's expected to include the capital reduction measure and other stream lining steps. >>> japanese researcher says artificial lighti

pro-government fighters say they gained more control of the area around the airport in the sue di ledtion air strikes continued to target the road between aiden and it's a main houthi supply route to get weapons in and saudi arabia and partners said they won't stop attacks unless president hadi is reinstated, a demand so far the houthis rejected. until the two sides reach an agreement, people in yemen can expect more of this. victoria with al jazeera. >>> saudi arabia is restructuring the world's largest energy company and leading oil exporter and saudi ramco will be run by an item member economic council headed by the crown prince and separates the state oil giant from control by the oil ministry. a major shuffle of the kingdom government was announced just a few days ago. ramco is vital to saudi economy with estimated recoverable resolves of $260 billion and by far saudi arabia's biggest employer with more than 60,000 staff members and it generates a billion in revenue every single day. now john is a middle east director at the ash moore group and explains the significance of the re

it halted that four days of gains that we saw in the past week. that comes as we see a strengthening yen after those retail sales numbers out of the united states showing weaker than expected growth. the yen week u.s. data. right now, in the nikkei, the biggest decline is consumer services. back to you. >> big market mover here in hong kong. look at why these results are giving us the latest evidence of a revolution in mobile. >> responding positively. they surpassed analyst estimates by a healthy margin and the future looks bright. as the hong kong trade gets underway, shares look like this. up 2.5 5%, the best performance in two weeks. 10 sent powered ahead and then cent powering ahead in the mobile space and they are looking to develop advertising capabilities. it company is saying conducted advertising case studies in recent months to figure out how to package adds to make them more acceptable and to drive more advertisers. we have the chairman continuing acquisitions. last year, $7 billion acquisition spree. mobile games is a big area of focu

terrorists gaining new ground in syria. new isis victories across the middle east leaving the president's war on terror questioned. >>> breaking overnight. rand paul protest the patriot act. the presidential candidate speaking for almost 11 hours on the senate floor. was it substance or just politics? we're breaking down the drama. >>> the end offof an era. david letterman's heartwarming good-bye ahead. we have brian stelter with that. good morning. i'm christine romans. welcome to "early start." john berman has the day off. let's start with the latest on isis. the second critical con quest in five days for isis. over the weekend, the fighters took over the iraqi city of ramadi. two stunning victories forcing the pentagon to reassess the isis strategy. the focus now in iraq securing the province west of baghdad. i want to bring in senior correspondent arwa damon live from baghdad. staggering how quickly that town was taken. now in syria, the historical cultural city. you have been there. tell us what is the importance of th