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markets getting better.be more volatility. >> traders trying to find out what that means. symantec fired their chief executive officer. that is after two years on the job. the director, michael brown, is the interim ceo in the meantime. they are down 14%. >> i'm looking at tiffany. annual profit fell short of estimates. there was an increase in spending to improve the i.t. systems. you do not think about i.t. systems with tiffany, do you? >> i think of gold and silver. >> i think about spoons. >> also, we sell gold make a comeback. one of the best commodities. that also might have been interesting. ce?isn't it a pewter pla >> i think old and tiffany. "market makers" will be back. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. rating janet yellen, how the federal reserve chair rated her first big moment in the spotlight. a $.5 millionuy line? just one of the shockers, stick around for a bloomberg ck.cial bracket pi to "market makers." i swa

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does get the help of a nearby firefighter to get him out of there. i think that was an ice cream truck that hit him. looks like an old ice cream truck. that's terrifying. >> the only thing that would be better if the music was playing while he smashed into it. >>> ladies at weddings can be ruthless. ruthless. cut throat when it comes to the -- here we are at zoe and lee's wedding on the beach. these ladies are pumped. always one girl that comes out and says, hey, girl, i'll be in the back. try to hit me with the bouquet. >> so beautiful. >> she goes back, right? >> clearly there is a couple who don't care. these three back here, red, orange and this other girl, they don't care. they're just there because somebody said you're single, get out there. between these five ladies in the front, one, two, three, four, five, who do you got in. >> the lady with the hat. >> the lady with the hat. she looks like she can pack a punch. >> i'm going for the sleeper on the outside. >> the littl blonde girl. she gs for toss, it take it to slow motion. watch this. let

she's upset. >> get the phone. get the phone! get the phone! >> joking. >> get the phone! >> dad! dad? >> oh! prank. >> yeah, dad don't prank me. knocks him up side the head a couple of times. >> don't prank me. >> can't prank dad. >> i love that the prankster became the prankee. >>> nick, i feel pretty excited to have you sitting here for a tech time. >> it is exciting, isn't it? >> i'm exciting about it because our man super-z has a surprise for us. wouldn't let me see it, it's the blind leading the blind here. let's bring in zach. >> hey, zach. >> hello. >> we have no idea what you are about to show us. am i going to love it or hate it or scream or cry? >> you can hate it i can tell by the first frame. >> let it go for a little bit. >> what is it? what is in her belly? is it twerking? >> this is a robot. she dances to lady gaga songs and robin thicke's "blurred lines." >> we blurred libes here with a robot stripper twerking with a weird gargoyle face. >> appreciate the huchlen-like movements of this thing. >> it's created by a hollywood production company that special i'ds in m

because he was trying to get it open. he couldn't get it open.pt pushing me off him and i kept coming back at him. he just kept pushing me off him. he knocked my glasses off my face, and they fell on the floor. >> although the store owner recommend she err on the side of safety and hand over the money, she continues swinging at the man, but he doesn't even seem to feel it. he's focused on getting the cash. when he realizes this clerk isn't giving up the goods, he rips the entire register off the counter, grabs several packs of cigarettes, and heads to the exit. >> it ended up ripping out the whole register and trying to grab packs of cigarettes, which they were falling, too, as he was trying to grab them. by this time i grabbed the store phone, and i dialed 911. with the store phone in hand, she runs to the door, determined to cash the robber who is just a few steps behind her. with newports flying to the floor and his pants still sagging, he's greeted by her, who has planted herself at the exit waiting for him to run out. >> i grab him by the ba

you work, you get paid. and if you get paid by the hour, you get paid overtime, time and a half for extra work you do. but it's not always that simple. today the white house announce add new initiative to boost overtime pay protections for millions of salaried workers who don't get paid for that extra work but should the government be involved in determining what managers and other private employees get paid? hampton pearson has more on the controversial proposal. >> reporter: president obama wants the labor department to revamp regulations to require overtime pay for the millions of fast food supervisors and convenience store managers and others who routinely work 50 to 60 hours a week without getting overtime pay. right now, if you make $455 a week, roughly $24,000 a year, your employer does not have to pay you overtime over that threshold. the labor department benchmark hasn't changed since 2004. >> the president believes that if you're making $25,000 a year and you're working 60 hours a week you should b

get to get up an hour earlier.wake up at 2:30, it feels like 3:30. >> it hurts a little bit more. >> it's lighter later, though, so we can play basketball and stuff late into the night. won't that be fun? >> because that's what is wholesaler good at. >> or stick ball. >> that's what the kids do on my street. >> you live in the bronx in, lie, 1954? >> out there with willie mays. >> we are all a little tired but good to be here. a lot to get to. we are going to you about what is going on in ukraine. plxs to get to. why bob gates, crimea is already gone. >> already gone. >> we begin with the latest on that missing malaysia airlines jet. emergency crews are expanding their search for the plane and the 239 people on board. 40 ships and 22 aircraft, including some from the united states, are working as part of the search. officials believe the plane crashed somewhere in the gulf of thailand off the coast of vietnam. among the many theories that happened, speculation that an explosion or a hijacking may be responsible for

get an education. you know what you're getting into. this is the training ground in order for you to eventually make money playing sports. what you're getting is your education. that is what you're getting as your pay. what is wrong with that. >> not really that binary. there are things with likeness rights. and someone goes out and buys your jersey and will you get royalties or will colleges keep all of that. you do endorsement deals with no financial risk with the companies. those things are based on individual talents rather than overall team. there is no "i" in team but effectively here it is. melissa: you have the whole rest of your life to go out there to play professional sports. one particular small-time, you're supposed to be growing up, getting an education, learning how to play the sports, then you can become a pro. why do you have to make money in those four years, steve? >> you need to make money because the window is so small in terms of becoming a professional athlete. the statistics are what they are in terms of a lot of

to get the uninsured insured. they haven't released the numbers, but estimates are most people who signed up of the 4.2 million had insurance anyway. they're not tapping into the young market or the people they said they wanted to help. >> remember, none of you would have -- >> we don't know what the problem is. >> 4.2 million. >> no, no. >> and by the way, paying for your insurance, you pay it 30 days after you get it. >> 4.2 million have looked and picked out something they would like to get. >> 4.2 million people is a lot of people. up to you people, it would be 12 or 13 people. >> but 12 million lose their insurance, that's not that much. >> it's the same game. they're going to end up with, what, 3 million actually inrorred? >> you think that many people were uninsured before? >> yes. >> prove it. >> it would have been by the end of the year, but president obama decided to push the date back a year. >> prove it. >> prove it? >> i can't prove it. >> well, there you go. >> there you go. you never proved anything

i want you to get up now. go, go, get up! change the channel.is they network more suited to your -- i think nick, jr. or msnbc, good night. lou: good evening first test of how republican messaging on obamacare debacle will play in midterm elections taking place in florida tonight. the polls have closed, florida 13 regular district special election republicans, david jolly, democrat, alex sink, vying for seat of republican bill young. who died before finishing. by defeating sink. but sink as a florida democrati

she gets the same money that the other schools that do badly dead. she gets money.wer to push anybody. >> that's simply not true. we talk about this again. >> arcade is bare and 15% are homeless. 20% have high special needs. >> she picked by lottery. >> the lottery is a sham and then she moves them out. john: okay when you talk about the kids, it's half the kids of color that are dropping out of traditional public schools. you have a lifeline with some of these charter schools including some of these. and all of these schools are serving kids and otherwise it they wouldn't get the services that they need. we need to stop this us versus them attitude. we need to do what is best for kids. >> this fifth-grade class that she tabbed as number one in the state, this class that would be pushing out special needs kid, back class started out with 100 kids. how many kids are left today in a 51. would he think of the other 49 when we met one thing they are gone? because they are not going to give her high-performing scores that she wants. >> with the power back in the hands of

than and get our education. there's a growing population in the prison sector and this is a - it plays a big part in stopping youth from going to prison and jail. yeah. i really support this program and my organization does, too, and free muni for youth >> (clapping) >> thank you. next speaker please (calling names). >> any of those folks here? good afternoon. >> hello, i'm sandra lee for your i'm the president of the san francisco board of education. i'm here for expending the youth for free minnesota. the majority of our students are low and moderate income so the 31 thousand students have benefited the majority of those students attend our public schools but i don't think you know that three-quarters of our graduating class turn 18 awhile still in school. we're asking you to extend it to 18 yoold. we don't want our youth to work a full-time job our families are struggling to stay in san francisco. we serve low and moderate income students open a federal gulf of mexico quite frankly their families should be ge

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instead of getting rest in peace for everybody, get it for a bunch of people.my mom's name in the heart with the ribbon and the flower and the angel. honor thy mother. and then i got these praying hands for my dad. it was just the praying hands. everything else around it i got it recently. my father got shot by the police when i was 2, and it was all over the news when it happened. him and my mom started having problems and she filed domestic cases on him a couple of times and ended up getting them dropped and one day she went down to the city/county building to file charges against him. when she came out, my grandma took her down there, he jumped in the car with them, put a gun on both of them. my grandma tried to get out, he shot at my grandma, but the first round was blank. then my mom tried to get out and he shot her in the mouth. she got out and ran into the city market, he ran in there and slit her throat and then ran up across to the parking garage, and the police found him in there. they had a shoot-out and stuff. >> mcannally's mother survived the atta

but you did get your tray?today, yes. >> thank you. >> that's it. >> thank you. >> i wasn't the one who told him that. >> okay. case closed. >> and alyssa schlossberg is sneaky and conniving and she will do anything to get her way or get it over. >> and she not only told to rabbi that she didn't eat that day, she also told him something else. >> cat! cat! >> they don't feed us enough, because she's pregnant. >> there you go. >> no, no, your exact words were, with child. >> it's time to get the rabbi to talk to her boyfriend, and she says, but don't tell thomas that i'm pregnant because he doesn't know yet. >> yes, i lied. i lied about my pregnancy and i lied about the food. i get whatever i want. >> coming up -- >> let me tell you and. this [ bleep ] has to stop. >> and alyssa schlossberg encounters an angry lieutenant. >> all right. you know what i'm talking about. >> and then -- >> i don't have amateur addicts. i have the real mckois here. >> and the first drug rehab center ever opened inside of a correctiona

usually when a little girl gets killed, that gets a lot of coverage and everyone else gets ignored. but we cover everyone. >> right before they killed him, he just asked me for $5 and told me he wasn't coming home tonight. >> when they do have media come, they're pretty happy to have us there after a while, because they feel like no one else pays attention to them. >> those are all my questions. anything else you wanted to add? >> i interviewed a 6-year-old boy because he really wanted to be interviewed, and that was the saddest thing today. >> he said he was his best big cousin and they used to play basketball together and now he's really sad. congratulations. >> thank you. >> that's a big deal. okay. well, thank you. >> as night falls, violence spikes and some victims get rushed to the cook county trauma unit where they do work that saves lives. >> it's friday night. cook county trauma unit. so far we have three shootings, a bunch of motor vehicle crashes. this place can go from zero to 60 quickly. >> treating multiple gunshot victims is just another night on the job. >> july 1st

gets first. >> she'll get the ice cream dog-headed. >>> two videos here where things start out looking pretty normal but take a turn for the scary really quickly. here we are in russia and this is a backed up snow street. >> is it a road? >> people backed up in what looks like a parking lot. but here's where things take a very scary turn. a woman is pulling a young girl on a sled. it looks like she's got hands full of bags as she's making her way through the snowy parking lot. i don't know if she's walking to put the bags down or something. but you can guess what happens. the car starts to back up. the woman comes back. she's banging on the back of this car trying to get the driver to move. you see another person, another guy comes over and helps out. obviously the driver of this car can't see. this baby is below the bumper so there's no way. i'm happy to report the baby is okay, didn't need to be taken to the hospital. >> did they take the mom to the hospital to have her brain checked? >> why would you drag a child a sled through this traffic jam? >>> this looks normal, too, the roads

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they started yelling get him out, get him out. if anything we have to get him out before it drops back on him. it could cause further injury. >> get out. somebody grab him. >> holy crap. >> hurry. >> as the car is slipping, construction worker lee christensen runs over from his nearby work site to help. >> i heard someone yelling pull him out. i didn't know how long they could hold the car up. i just grabbed him where i could and pulled him out. >> christianson pulls him out by his right ankle. >> oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. moments earlier order the bystanders to back away. they tend to the fire before the victim for fear the car may still explode. from his vantage point, chris garth isn't sure the man is still alive. >> oh, my gosh. >> i couldn't tell if he was breathing. i couldn't tell if he was moving. it was a low moment in the room to say the least. >> on the ground, james o'day also fears the worst. >> i thought he was dead. but there are times you pray silently. i was just praying within myself that he should live. >> while

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don't try to get up. don't try to get up. he said, i've got to go home. it seemed like forever, maybe 20 minutes, half hour. i heard everything. you know, i heard sirens, so i knew that wasn't good. >> komyatti was rushed to the hospital where surgeons worked to save what was left of his face. about 18 hours later, jenny and two of her family members went to the accident site to recover the clothing the paramedics cut off komyatti's body. what they discovered was shocking. >> there in a puddle of blood was his nose. and i went -- my brother-in-law said here's something over here. i go, no way, his tongue. >> jenny saved the body parts in hopes surgeons could reattach it. >> they said it had been too long. they couldn't reattach it. >> but at the time komyatti was lucky to be alive. he had been rushed to wishard hospital, one of indianapolis's top trauma centers. one of the city's most respected plastic surgeons was immediately called in for his expertise in facial reconstruction. >> we got a call from the trauma team here at wishard hospital. when they de

who imawfs to get a skill they need, to get a job they want, to get a career to get them out of poverty the earned income tax credit that is an idea that came from the right in the first place which makes it pay-to-work. the point i was making in that interview, one of the elecd all these barriers to work from the government. obamacare in and of itself is knocking the 40 hour workweek down to 29 hours. that doesn't help get people out of poverty. the cbo is telling us the equivalent of 2.5 million jobs will not be worked by the end of the decade as a result of obamacare. disincentives to work. that hurts the poor the most. remove the barriers to work and you will get a lot of people back in the workforce. >> who would oppose the job training bill? nobody would oppose that will they. >> harry reid won't each let us have a vote on it in the house. >> why? >> that's a good question. taking on the status quo. a lot of bureaucracies. >> he wants to keep the chaos across the nine different agencies instead of consolidating -- >> -- yes. >> so the government can remain as big as it is. >> we w

now if you get 100 people to get their feet off the seats, you get an extra 99 lives. [ laughter ] howeverbecause the only way you die is of natural causes. [ laughter ] so much fun. [ laughter ] everyone remembers the fighting game, "mortal combat." well, jorbus had its own martial arts game called "offduty ninja." that explores what ninjas do in their off time. let's take a look. >> seth: so like, you can pretend you're a ninja and do your laundry. [ laughter ] because ninjas are super active, so they have to do their laundry all the time because they sweat through their clothes. that was great, but then the next level is even more fun. you'd be a ninja, cleaning up a litter box. [ laughter ] because ninjas love cats because like ninjas, cats are cold and have no capacity for affection. [ laughter ] next level, even better. the third level is a ninja doing his taxes. [ laughter ] this is hard, because ninjas are notoriously bad at math. they're good at murdering people though. and then you could use your tax refund to buy ninja stars. but then if you went to the park and practiced throwi

i don't feel like we're going to get the numbers riding and get the gender equity if we don't put a big focus on that. that wasn't clarifying, that was more like discuss. my apology. >> so i think that just to be clear that it is a recommendation and the board continues to change that. it's what -- that's why we're here to present this. one of the things i want to callout is the reason why the mileage here looks so low is because the investment decision or the investment recommendation is to fund howard and masonic which are closer to $10 million each and that's a whole street change, so it only ends up being a few miles but it's what we call the premium cycle tracks which were not really in the strategic plan scenario which was at $100 million, but it was in the $500 million. this has been in the planning pipeline to be delivered, but they're trying to find a home in the five year cip, but again this is the choice of the board if we do that or if we focus more on the temporary low cost so we can get that safety improvement done through the network first. >> we can ask clarifying questi

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when the economy gets weak they get crushed.t's why dow chemical sells for 14 times earnings here. it's an 18 multiple. ppg and it deserves that premium. but the bottom line is dow chemical is out to prove the activists and the critics wrong. dow's ceo doubted but i now believe has really turned the company around, wants to show his company doesn't need to break up to make the company successful. the stocks had an epic run. i told you about it at the top of the show, especially with dan low waiting in the wings. and if we learned one thing in 2014, it's that few situations are more lucrative than a motivated ceo and an activist underneath doing prodding. let's go to paul in texas. >> booyah cramer. >> booyah paul. >> caller: i want to talk to you about dean foods. the stock dropped from $40 to current price around $14. is it valued at this level. >> this is one of those, you have to think, dean and white way broke up. dean is commodity and we don't like those missed quarters. white wave is leading the plant-based revolution. you

>>> think we're all about ready to get some springtime going, get these road thawed out. up ahead snowy road. looks like up ahead might be a large passenger van in front of the car there. there's a left hand curve coming up and the van can't quite navigate and slides into the snow and, poof, right into a big snowdrift. and pops up and seems to get itself high sided on the snowdrift. doesn't look like a serious impact but enough to send that snow flying and the passenger van bouncing up and over it. >> enough to make that driver's heart race. >> and you're glad the snowdrift was there because look what was on the other side of it, a big hill leading to the forest and it's almost like the snowdrift stopped the thing. >> you wonder if the snow plowed into that spot purposefully as some sort of barrier to keep cars that slide off the road relatively safe. >>> now, this next video is being captured by surveillance cameras outside of a grocery store in russia. keep your eyes there the cars collide and it looks like the intersection. the red light runner hard to see but the seco

i hope we do get it finished. have liked to have seen her grant some limited immunity, that would cause problems. remember the difficulty after? neil: this seems more risks with not giving her immunity and letting her talk or say something beyond pleading the fifth here. will we ever get answers, or will this be like one of those harold investigations that never has a conclusion? >> hard to know. the service is extensively thorough as we all know. they have produced all the documents that have been requested as far as i can tell, but the search is pretty broad. i watched some of the hearings just asking for the e-mails is pretty simple but when you ask for everything that relates to terminations on charities and audit, that is a lot of stuff. neil: that is an interesting point. i have heard this criticism before, lot of investigators are casting such a wide net asking for information, there almost defeating the purpose of fine fine-tuning the investigation and learning when it came to this targeting conservatives

a way for us to get at the truth. i think it is the way that we have to get there.e will not drop this. it is just political on the republican side. stuart: do you believe that lois lerner and others in the irs when after you and organizations like you? >> absolutely. stuart: do you believe that people in the irs were direct did come either from the administration -- to do what they did to you? >> i do not know that the campaign to reelect obama was responsible, but from e-mails that we have seen, we know that the irs was directly targeting us. no dow about that. >> there is a full-scale ongoing investigation. has anybody contacted you, interviewed you, the fbi are rrs? >> never. i am still waiting. stuart: have you asked to be interviewed? >> if my attorneys want me to, then i would. at this point, i have not been asked. i will cooperate in any way that i can if i am asked. stuart: have you achieved the tax status that you requested? stuart: you will not be intimidated in this year's midterm elections. >> we are intimidated by these new rules that have come out by

must absolutely get better. because that will help not just the bottom line, which is impacted positively by the buybacks but the sales line. better economic environment. yes, to get still-higher stock prices, instead of the stall out in 2014, we have to get used to before the great recession happen. now we don't know when that will happen. nor does the federal reserve. the fed under janet yellen is no different than under ben bernanke. if things get worse, they'll do best to continue its easy course. that's right, if you want the stock market to go higher, you no longer want the status quo that kept interest rates ultra low. you want the economy to improve. how much can you take out of the supply chain? how many people can you fire? ceo from the international companies are more concerned than ever of china. they need the u.s. economy to get better in order to save the top line. they want the fed to take rates up, at least over time. more people are getting jobs, they're for more spending. everyone benefits when

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