but hile's biggest question involved motive. prosecution's claim that cooper had killed the ryens' in order to steal their station wagon. >> problem with this theory is that if somebody such as kevin cooper had wanted to make an escape, they missed the fact that there was cash, credit cards and other valuables left at the scene of the crimes. none of that was taken. if mr. cooper has walked away from the prison, obviously with no money, all of it was right there for him to take, and it was not touched. >> hile also disputed the prosecution's theory that the killer worked alone. the sheer number of wounds suffered by the victims, 140 in all, and the fact that doug ryen was an ex-marine with loaded guns in the bedroom suggested to hile that there had been more than one killer. for a time, san bernardino police apparently agreed with that conclusion. >> the sheriff's department was told by two different bystanders that the night of the murders, around the time that the murders had occurred, they had seen a car that matched the desc

at the same time, it is tragic free,hile deniz became three other turkish journalists were condemnedlife in jail. we had to concentrate on deniz . if you want someone free, you cannot talk about turkey as a whole. but at the same time, it is a problem that now everyone focuses on deniz and the other turkish journalists are in jail and they are somehow forgotten. peter: what can you tell us about the connection between deniz yucel, his release and deniz yucel, the person and the current situation in syria, the war? what is the connection? sight, thereirst is little connection but of course, if we take the general picture of how president erdogan and turkey try to mend fences on one hand and wage war on the year, two years ago, the main focus of president was europe insofar as he described europe, and particularly germany as the enemyy, as the adversary. he stirred up public opinion against europe and germany. with the war going on in syria, things have changed now. he is in a very difficult with the americans arguing about the role of the syrian kurds. there was even the prospect of a

he was marooned for several days on the both. ,hile twain was on the boat servants rushed about, cracking ice and talking the tender leaves of the fragrant herbs in preparation of a famous concoction, guaranteed to dispel sorrow and lighten hearts that are heavy. as good virginians, you know this is the main julep. julep.t he will go safe and sound back in new york. but the new york newspapers do not seem to have understood this. it was reported by the new york the vote had been lost at sea and mark twain had been drowned. was a rumorthere that started in the hampton newspaper. was reported by the new york that, which i think proves small provincial newspapers can be just as incompetent and you're responsible as great metropolitan papers like the new york times. his response was characteristic. learned this news comes he issued a statement to the press as follows. he plans to conduct an exhaustive investigation of this report. if there is any foundation for -- report, i will what had happened was a kind of prank. officials alerted back in virginia that his boat had been lost at sea and se

this next screen grab was sent in by randy hile in phoenix, arizona.s and saw this. "bank robbery arrest. 10-year-old accused of bank robbery. has criminal history." [ applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: great old man, this guy. this next one was sent in by matthew scott right here in brooklyn, new york. it's an article he spotted online. let's see what it says. "jetblue is hiring pilots. no experience necessary." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: hey, why not, man? give it a try. >> jimmy: as long as you have fun, that's all that matters. >> steve: who are we to judge? >> jimmy: just have fun. this next one was sent in by riley sirovcheck in toronto, canada. he was searching for a gym and came across this one here. "anytime fitness. closed now." [ laughter and applause ] might want to change the name. this next one was sent in by tess ginardi in philadelphia. she got an e-mail from banana republic that said, "why every guy needs a polo in his arse." [ laughter and applause ] arsenal. if you click on it, you need a a polo in your arsenal. >> steve: a

one, this will be an issue for a .hile we may see something boil down to a temporary continuing resolution to keep them in the country. the other, this will end up in the court system and it will be something that may go to the supreme court at some point. that's seems to be the fall back. if we cannot decide, somebody will files you'd and we will let the justices handle it. david: coming up, equities power higher. are extendingpe gains. more on the rally next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is bloomberg daybreak. coca-cola posted profits that beat estimates. an increase in profits for the fiscal year. they are being helped by their growing portfolio of different drinks. the largest maker of farmer equipment has posted a 25% increase. corporate farmers are starting to replace tractors and combines. amazon, youtube, and twitter may bid for streaming right to nfl football. the rights would run as long as five years. the nfl is getting help in negotiations with fox. after yesterday, equity their losses two from last week. european equities have not come back as fast. his jupiter fund is up

i hile have dwelt on its chain migration provisions, and there are many more worthy reforms this bill cracks down on sanctuary cities, which my colleague mentioned earlier. it includes kate's law, to toughen penalties against those who are deported, come back to the united states, and commit crimes. it includes mandatory e-verify to crack down on businesses that break the law. it ends the diversity visa lottery, one of the most senseless federal policies that i can think of. i thank chairman goodlatte for his efforts on this. i thank representative labrador. one of our staunchest conservative leaders in the house for his leadership in crafting this bill. and i thank representative garrett for organizing this opportunity to discuss the bill. yield back. mr. garrett: thank you, madam speaker. thank you, representative budd. at this time i would yield five minutes to the gentleman, my colleague from florida, mr. yoho. mr. yoho: i'd like to thank my good colleague from virginia, mr. garrett, and everybody else that's participated in this important topic. for far too long washington has al

said, january surprised on the upside compared to what we expected, so it is a contained slowdown. ,hileslowing down when you look at the rest of em, our work suggests that the importance of dm to the rest of em is pretty significant as well . the kind of upside we are seeing in dm is more than the slowdown in china. the support for commodities overall in the macro story, there is support in the near term. francine: do you agree? bhanu: yes. i think the macro and micro intersected last year. this year, the property market will slow down so the macro backdrop will be less supportive, particularly with the commodity complex. hasrest of the em complex surprisingly not shown up with the credit impulse, the investment upturn and the ip upturn as you would have seen statistically was dm improvement. there have been lags, but longer than typical. francine: what does that mean for the future? bhanu: within em, the haves and have-nots, the tech countries of taiwan, korea, china, yes, you go through some wobbles but medium-term these places will -- ironically, this is not the emerging part of emer