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chickie's and peetz iste's is picking up the tab. last year it cost them $13,000 for doing that. >>> governor jack markell will be there to cut the ribbon ford street scape project this morning. >>> wherever you're headed this weekend, be sure to take the "nbc 10" first alert team with you. we'll be pushing out new information through the "nbc 10" app. all you need is your smartphone or tablet. >> it's 5:03. following breaking news now. the man accused of murdering a family at their mansion in washington is now in jail. police arrested daron dylon wint last night as he drove into the city. he's accused of killing a ceo of an iron works company. higgs wife and their 10-year-old son and housekeeper and then setting the house on fire. wint worked for that company ten years ago. he's a former marine with convictions on his record for assault and malicious destruction. the video plus dna found on a slice of pizza delivered to the mansion helped lead them to the suspect. >>> 5 minutes after 4:00. a man is expected to be okay after leaving

. >>> there's more proof that robert durs ist is at the least, an eccentric character. this video shows him at a drugstore check out last year. he exposes himself and urinates on the candy bars. obviously to the shock of the person behind him and the person at the cash register as well. he explaped the incident away as a medical mishap. >>> whole foods is setting sights on millennial shoppers. lit open a lower-cost store next year. the announcement didn't sit well with investors. the stock price dropped by 11% yesterday. >>> meanwhile, wendy's says it will sell more than 600 restaurants to franchise owners in the next two years. those sales are meant to generate cash and reduce expenses. they're selling their bakery operation, too. the moves have expected to save nearly half a billion dollars. >>> when we come back, a little sweetness in his life? maroon 5 frontman adam levine gets a white welcome in hollywood. >>> and the pope balling. sort of. with sorm american icons. introducing a whole new way to enhance your eyes. it's 1-day acuvue® define™ brand contact lenses. t

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grandfather standing right here as prime minister of japan began his address by saying and i quote "istnciples and ideals that japan associates herself with a free nation of the world." [applause] prime minister abe: 50 years have passed. today, i am honored to stand here at thes the first japanese prime minister ever to address your joint session. i offer my deepest gratitude to you for inviting me. i have lots of things to tell you. [laughter] prime minister abe: but, i am here with no ability nor the intention to filibuster. [cheers] [applause] prime minister abe: as i stand in front of you today the name of your distinct colleagues that japan welcomes as or ambassador comes back to me. the honorable mike matfield. walter mondale. [applause] and howard baker. [applause] on behalf of japanese people, thank you so very very much for sending us such shining champions of democracy. [applause] the ambassador also embodies the tradition of american democracy. thank you. you have done for all of us. [applause] prime minister abe: we all miss senator daniel who symbolized the honor and achie

department istes reliving cuba from its terror watch list. it was designated a state sponsor of terrorism in 1982. countries such as syria, iraq, and sudan remain on the list. cuban officials are preparing to reopen embassies in havana and once they have resolved several points of contention. federal government now says the u.s. economy actually shrank in the first three months of the year. the gdp fell at an annual rate of 7/10 of a percent. the initial estimate said that it had grown slightly. bad winter weather, and a strong u.s. dollar have hurt exports. and that means americans are feeling less as domestic about the economy -- optimistic about the economy. it was the biggest drop since the end of 2012. 60% said the economy was proving, and that is down from 68% at the beginning of the year. blackstone and city view our property company started by the clinton administration housing official, who bought the land in january. they hope to start construction by the end of the year. they call for as many as 435 new rental apartments. terror ar

ists about clearing up the best they can. attempting to recycle the timber and bl rubble to build temporary shelter. more than a week after the quake there are no tents not even any basic plastic sheeting. further down the mountain side, krishna kabka works away. everyone is helping. he struggles to hold back tears. >> translator: our lives have gone. how can we rebuild? what can i say? where will we get help? who will help? >> this is what's been tong anyone reaching villages beyond krishna's home. landslides caused by the quake and aftershocks. our vehicle is one of the first to get through. the road ahead is treacherous. no aid convoice here. you can see how much aid is needed though, with one glance at the village of tade. out of 90 homes only four are left standing. army patrols pass through but they're tasked with assessments small amounts of food have been left for them but helicopters pass by on other missions. this is an all-too-familiar scene, so many villages like this one decimated. the people show a remarkable re

you may get a raise by the end the economy ist improving, but there's not that much oomph. james: i do not think they got it right. i expect unemployment to continue to decline. i think what is going to happen in here in the next six months or so, maybe eight months, we will be down in the 4% range. it is essentially boom times for the u.s. economy. it does not get any better than that. interest rates are zero. you are running very low .nterest rate policy i am overstating this to make my case. but you know, that kind of thing is a recipe for asset price bubbles and a lot of things to happen. you have to think ahead. over a two-year horizon. we are looking at a very strong labor market, and very low interest rates. i think that could lead to asset bubbles. i think we should be hedging our bets. let's try to get that. once the data comes in in a let's try toway -- get ahead of any asset price bubble. michael: when you say we have a long way to go -- what is the foropriate policy setting those levels and what is your neutral way -- rate? james: the appropriate setting is not

of phde have a group them,ists, almost 50 of that help us do the sorts of analytics. when we are dealing with a price-fixing case, they help out , but's over agents at the federal bureau of investigation that have expertise. we work together as a team. pimm: thank you very much. olivia: michael mayo, managing director at cs l.a. americas. this is at the fbi. >> the criminality occurred on a massive scale as individual traders at the bank communicated in code and exclusive chat rooms to set price-fixing on daily basis. the activities of these traders undermined transparent market-based exchange rates that serve as a critical benchmark for the world economy. olivia: mike mayo with is onset. was the fallout from the bank? michael: the criminal action is terrible. it is a scar on the entire industry. i think it is great that the individuals being held accountable are still going to be followed up. having said that, we are in the ninth ending. when it comes to citigroup, they lost the game several innings ago. i testified to congress in 2002 about the cultural issues at ci

ist is worth mentioning sales did gain in europe and japan, but they missed estimates as well.: what led to the week numbers here? what is it fundamentally about michael kors? reporter: and the u.s. at least, in u.s. mallsffic not to mention tourist spending was lower in key cities. also we had a watch sale falling, being had by consumers turning to cheaper goods and delays on the west coast that slowed shipments off apparel goods and other goods. angie: different story for tiffany. stocks surging. how did they do in the last quarter? they had a new strategy and raising prices for key products but also introducing new products. which was $.81 per share was better than analysts estimated at $.69. , tiffanyse results shares jumping. this year, tiffany has been down about 12%. we had the stronger dollar affecting tiffany, but still the company season improvement in the second quarter. angie: the robin eggs blue boxes flying off the shelves. thank you so much for that. let's keep in on this luxury space. for more insight on the brands earnings, let's cross over to new york. ceo of

>>>ist still undefeated after months of bombing. it enters a new phase.yber world as a weapon. it was carried after gunman publicly posted this tweet on the internet using the hashtag, texas attack. now new online trips are forcing the pentagon to confront a center internet most of us never see in a place most of us have never been. the dark or deep web. the u.s -- now using the most covert part of the online world to recruit fighters share intelligence and plan real world attacks. >> everything above the water is what we would call the surface web or what can be indexed by google. below the water, that huge iceburg, that's the deep we believe. that's the part of the web that's not -- there's so much of the web that we can't just google for. >> making it tough to crack but researchers are finding portals to get inside. >> we go in a website on the darkness. one of the restrooms is to the website. isis funding a website. >> they plan to go and chasist down. >> we needed technology to discover why that content is. >> that military technology known as mimic

i am asking at they investigate was systematic changes were systemic changes ist within -- excuse me challenges exist withiour police department that can contribute to excessive force and discriminatory policing. at the end of this processi will hold thos accountable if change is not made. amy: justice department reviews of oth pole forces nationwide have led to consent decrees that mandate changes. rawlings-blake's request came onday after attorn general lotta nch sited baltore. the chicago city council has approved a $5.5 million reparations fund for victims of police torture. under the rein of chicago police commander jon burge from 1972 to 1991, more than 200 people, most of them african-american, were tortured with tactics including electric shocks and suffocation. the reparations proposal includes free city college tuition for victims and relatives, counseling services a memorial to victims, inclusion of burge's actions in school curriculum, and a formal apology. a city councilmember and mayor rahm emanuel hailed the move. >> finally -- finally, we have begun to acknowledge thi

rather be here it's not all about getting to go home on the weekend >>> thank you very much >>> bud ists in south korea are preparing for their biggest religious festival of the year. the buddhist birthday. this year it is focussed on attracting new members. a poll suggests that interest in buddism in the country is declining. >> reporter: under a seer answer roofs of lanterns a chaotic game of footballing. football. these muslims are practicing celebrations. it is part of an effort to reach out and attract new followers, trying to shift a perception of pacivity. the head of the biggest buddhist order says a new approach is needed. >> we didn't the really try to do anything with the growing numbers of cultural visitors to the temples. we were passive. it may have something to do with the future of our teaching. now we are trying to adopt an aggressive strategy. >> a poll earlier this year showed the numbers of people describing themselves as buddhists fell by 8% in 10 years. 59% of buddhists say religion was important to them, compared to 90% of protest ants. at this type of of the year

>>ists shocked. we are crying for what is happening here in burunya.hat you need here, we cannot just keep on. >> some people are so upset and afraid. the market explosion is now quiet. the latest crisis started when the president announced he was running for a third term, which violates the constitution. opposition members have been protesting for weeks. there has been a defendant military coup attempt that failed. now, it seems public places are no longer safe. >> the area has been cordoned off. the police say they are investigating. people who saw what happened say the grenades were thrown into this part of the market. there was lots of screaming and shouting. people started running away leaving behind what they were selling. >> these murders have only worsened the political crisis here some are saying that the violence will only grow worse the closer that people get to the presidential election in june. hara matassa. >> in the capitol, as you have seen there, she joins me on the line now. and haru in the wake of that grenade attack in the marketpla

at one white person said it's not racism,ist it is southern way, very deep rooted. >> but what was interestingn population could go to either to either prom. >> but you also show that white students can if they want to go to the black prom, right? but even if you're in an interracial relationship, you cannot go to the white prom. >> that is correct. there was always one or two mixed couples every year that i had photographed. the white part of the couple would always go to the white prom. her date wouldn't be invited. but she would -- they were open arms to her in the black prom. >> so talk to us about the norman naismith murder trial that abby was alluding to. so basically what happens is a man who is raising his mixed race niece wakes up in the middle of the night to find her and another friend with two black men doing the sort of things that teenagers do late at night. and after some dispute ends up shooting and killing one of them essentially as they're fleeing the house. and this ignites, of course, a storm of controversy. he ultimately is found guilty, but a relatively low charge. doesn'

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of kind of conservative or right wing populism, you know that often comes with kind of jenningsist istal fervor behind it and for the last 20 years plus they have tapped into that frustration but only with the white southern working class. they have said, look, these other people are out to get your jobs whether it's african-americans or whether it's -- whether it's immigrants, you know sneaking across the border to push down wages. the kind of pat buchanan of the party has in the past tapped into this energy and it looks like, you know rick santorum is going for something a little bit similar there. >> joan you're writing about the country's shift to the left but you warn that some democrats don't get it. quote, a dumb argument that obama has dragged his party too far left would be laughable, except some dems believe it, too. why are some democrats afraid of a move to the left? >> i think there are a lot democrats, just like republicans, who are kind of stuck in the '0s and '90s and think that you know bill clinton, that the op-ed i was writing about was a republican and we see democr

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>>ists going to go ask about that and what the fate of the coup leaders is likely to be because you saidt the president has a lot of support, but, so doing the coup leaders and those who don't want him to run for a third term. >> reporter: that's right. i think three of thegenerals involved were, senior officers, are being arrested. a lot of activists and people in opposition we haven't been able to reach. many phones are off. you understand some of them real trying to flee the country or go to hiding or go to foreign embassies because they are fearing the worset now. they are fearing a crackdown on opposition, more than there was before but we have yet to see what's going to happen and what the tone of the president's speech will be. as soon as we get that speech of course, we will bring it to you. >> obviously, the longer the instability goes on for the worst, the more of an impact it has on the economy. already suffering so badly. >> reporter:? >> that's right. many offices and businesses are closed. we have spoken to businessmen. many have also left the country even ahead of all of t

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outrageous comment maybe about bombing iran or about saudi arabia or president obama bbl a social ist, being a socialist. anything that could get them some attention. they would draw a lot of criticism on the one hand, but also, it could get them that 1% bounce they need to get on the debate stage. joining us now is robert costa, national political reporter for "the washington post." robert, thank you for taking a few minutes with us tonight. let me ask you first about rick santorum's criticism here. depending on which polls you throw in right now, sanatorium, maybe he would buy in it or out of it. maybe he would be on that cut line for this crucial debate. is his criticism having any impact? is fox maybe getting cold feet about this criteria at all? >> it's fascinating to watch because the party wanted more control this time around. they wanted to make sure the debate weren't as sprawling of a process. but it may be just that. it could be a mess. sanatorium and other conservative contenders, if they're not going to find a way on to that official stage, look for a lot of these groups

thousands in the united states with jihadist leanings who are online community katecating with jihad istso again, it's not that they see a specific imminent threat but given what is going on with u.s. law enforcement and what we saw this week in garland, texas, where that attack happened a feeling by the united states military by the pentagon that they have to take action to raise their security levels at u.s. bases. what will this mean? if there's a military base in your town or community, there are likely to be delays getting into the base. there would be more vehicle i.d. checks. there may be 100% personnel i.d. checks showing your pass to get in. more guards on station. more guard posts. more people on duty. that sort of thing. a lot of americans are familiar with the pentagon. this is a build where every day security conditions are changed around and they are very random and unpredictable and high level. this building where i'm standing a potential terrorist target in the eyes of the united states. this has been the new normal that unpredictability and changing up security measures

but that might reversed because -- toyota isting forecasting the yen to depreciate against the dollare time the yen will strengthen against the euro and ruvell. that may cause a loss and offset again from the u.s. $. side.lar we have seen currency gains from these automakers. that may reverse. angie: which could see gains from currency? guest: a lot of automakers are heavy exporters. some of them are like nissan, honda already reported earnings, 85 billion pretax loss compared to ¥45 billion for toyota. you should probably expect similar things. mazda,y like nissan, even suzuki. angie: thank you for joining us. bloomberg intelligence auto analyst stephen man. i look at billions of dollars a deal done during xi jinping's visit to moscow. ♪ angie: checking headlines around the world. yemen's shiite rebels have agreed tuesday night to allow aid deliveries and a coalition of sunni led by saudi arabia has reached a six week campaign against the rebels. saudi stepped up airstrikes over the weekend including indiscriminate bombing of the northern stronghold. made landfallhas in the philippin

i am a dyed in the wool possible-ist. shifting to that perspective, i realize that the nature of life has changed. and therefore how hubristic, how incredibly prideful it would be to say no, we can't do that. how crazy that would be. so much of everything i told you today about brazil, for example, i would never have predicted when i was the age of the young people that i work with. i would have said no, that's not going to happen. brazil would be the last country to ever change. it was under such tight control. so that is one approach. i guess very practically, at least once a week, find a story of something that totally shocks you that you thought was never possible, and we try to specialize in that, but just to remind you that it's not possible to know all that is possible. and that the only choice we don't have is whether to change the world. because everything you are doing, somebody is watching. every purchase you make is rippling through the marketplace. your choice of your profession and how you model it in front

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can i think about what aex ists now and assume that is going to be the future. to these guys, they are scratching their heads trying to figure out how content, advertising is changing their businesses. none of them seem to understand the outcome. everybody is grappling with it. are you safer staying in your core market? a mobile company. or are you setting yourself up ultimately to be an acquisition target down the road? julian: most operators are diversifying. you saw liberty global by a mobile operator. your also sing liberty global -- seeing liberty global with other services as well. all are diversifying. they -- you see recently telefonica moved to require capital digital in spain. guy: but that -- that in the t space. what about the m and the other t? two you need to be a technology company? do you need to be a media company as well? i -- whnen you look at what is happening, are bold ceo's going to be rewarded? is it bold to stay in your own area? i appreciate your saying they are stepping a little bit out, but where is the blue sky thinking happening? is

thisere is some significance to the fact tahthat ist wasn't. it is not public knowledge that they instituted an internet metadata program that used different authorities. i think there was a reason for that. mr. vitka: i think that is fair. fritz, i just want to give one more chance for you to comment. parallel construction conversation, detailed, but what is striking is there such a profound gap between what is understood as legal or illegal. does that bring anything up for you? mr. schwarz: i believe the nsa had in addition to this program of picking up every telegram they had, they had a watch list program, and how people got on that and what happened to the data that was collected, i have the vague memory that two attorney generals looked at that and said they did not think the way the information was getting from the nsa to prosecutors was appropriate, and he tried to put an end to nsa providing the information from the watch list to prosecutors. what theory they had, i do not remember, but if i were looking for history, one was richardson

in opposition to this is what i would call the presidential ist view which is that the president has power to deploy american armed forces in a war or armed conflict even without specific congressional authorization. it offers a different reading from the constitution. it holds of the commander-in-chief power gives the president the decision of how and when to use the armed forces including and a conflict. the definition of war primarily serves to give formal notice that the u.s. government will treat a foreign country as an enemy under foreign law. that is not about controlling whether or not military force will be used by the u.s. the president view also is enjoyed by many legal scholars. it enjoys a lot of support and the practice of presidential administration throughout history. the difference is not as large as it is sometimes seen. even the most extreme presidentialist agrees congress has the power to fund or not find ella terry action. the most -- military action. the difference between the two views boils down to according to presidentialists argue the president can choose t

ist is coming up next. >>> european equities are firmly in the green and auto stocks among the best performerse in europe as fresh data showed regional car sales rising for the 20th straight month. april new car registrations were up nearly 7% across the euro zone. fiat chrysler as sales outpace the rest of the european market up nearly 14% from the same month last year. in response auto stocks in the green. up 2.6%. folks wagon in germany. renault up about 3.5%. auto showing a lot of leadership. >> you got it. >> you're making fun of the fact that i typically can't pronounce this one. >> you nailed that one. >> that's about right. if you had to buy a european car what brand would you go for? >> i would stick with bmw or per ferrari. >> but first you have to pass your u.k. driving test. not likely at the moment. >> let's move on. starbucks is taking another stab at the music business teaming up with spotify. landon has more from cnbchq. >> starbucks is partnering with spotify in a multiyear deal from a new online music service. they have a say in the specially cure rated play list. customers c