fox news correspondent claudia cow wean interviewed jackie -- cow wean interviewed jackie.s you, jackie and we are thinking of you. >> every night on this program , one "red eye" guest in particular is eyeing the host there his clothes to his comments. >> that's my california loserness coming through. >> it is the california up bringing made possible by the woman who made greg the man he is today. and the show's senior correspondent. >> now it is time for my mom. hello, mom. >> hi, i am so glad you are quiet now. most viewers only hear greg's mom talk about current events or how she spent her day. in honor of mother's day we got up close and personal with 82-year-old jackie gutfeld. >> isn't this good? this is that nice wine they sent me from "red eye." i hope i don't get completely drunk on it. >> along with her wine she shared precious memories of a life well lived. >> this is my dog i miss so much. it used to sleep at the end of my bed. >> i guess i named him gin. >> he -- this is the tangaray color. this is the group i played golf with. i wish i could still play. that's

now, there was one note from jackie that said stanley much loved jackie.t, would she have really sent a guess that stanley? and then i thought, do you think maybe stanley pinched that when he were to hyannis or that somehow it got into his camera bag? for one thing i never could answer. when i was doing the book, i thought it made me remember stanley ainu. i didn't know stanley during the 60s when he was so close to the kennedys. i was still in school. but one-time stanley drove me through washington d.c. and pouring it to a building that was deserted and nurses dirty, filthy towel in the window. stanley said that's where i came from. and i looked at this photographer who is so well-established and wore cashmere sweaters and drove a great car and lived in a townhouse. i said really, you came from that kind of poverty craxi said deanna, that towel says it all. well, when i found a towel, eight guest towel, and his strong, that was his rosebud and the defendant came. i can't answer. >> host: where is this picture i.d. taken the flap of the boat? >> guest: th

an attack on hillary clinton and did carl rove take things too far neighborhood, and letters from jackie, unguarded messages hidden about her husband, her life, her marriage, a sign of jackie kennedy not seen until now. "nightly news" begins now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with brian williams. >> good evening the mers virus arrived seemingly out of nowhere. we actually foe it started in the middle east and is potentially fatal. while public health officials have been downplaying the threat after two confirmed cases here in the u.s., just today, the federal government stems up its efforts to keep it out of this country. today a health advisory went up at all major u.s. airports alerting travelers to the middle east and trying to prevent its spread. health care workers in orlando are being tested after they came in contact with a patient. tonight, this virus is being taken very seriously. it's where we begin our reporting tonight with our chief medical editor dr. nancy snyderman. >> reporter: the white house today responding to concerns abou

it is offering a glimpse into the life of jackie kennedy. >> jackie kennedy was a private person and rarely revealing her feelings but there was someone she confided in, a man of the cloth from irish. she expressed her struggles with faith and wanted to get close to god again and meeting the young congressman, john f. kennedy, he's like my father in a way, loves the chase and bored with the conquest and needs proof he's still attractive and flirts with other women and recents you. the letters show life at the white house and in the spot light was hard for her. maybe i'm just dazzled and pictured myself in a glittery world of crowned heads and destiny and not a saturday housewife. that world is glamorous from the outside but if you are in it and lonely it can be a hell. this mother's day, her daughter paid tribute to her. my mother was a woman of tremendous courage and commitment and she worked hard to do her very best every day of her life. and she worked hard to protect her children. in 1964, i am so bitter against god. but i have to think there is a god or i would have no hope of f

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jackie deangeles is live with details. good morning, jackie. >> good morning to you, scott. well, gm as you said has another public relations headache that it's dealing with. a new survey by top suppliers that shows the company is considered the worst big automaker to work with, even less popular than chrysler, which held that spot since 2008. now, the suppliers give gm low marks on everything from untrustworthness to communication. toyota and honda are the most highly regarded among suppliers. meantime, the futures are pointing to a higher open on wall street as the markets come off a mixed week from last week. the second record close of the year on friday, but the nasdaq suffering its worst week in a month. look for reports this week on retail sales, inflation and housing and also earnings from macy's and walmart. we saw the dow rise 32 points on friday to finish at 16583, the nasdaq adding 20 points to 407 is. >>> finally this morning, some good news. perhaps you can expect more cash in your pay check this year. a "usa today" finding think that wages will climb and that w

good morning, jackie. >>> good morning annnie. you can see the cal tran workers right now continuing the work. they have worked 24 hours a day straight through since the closure actually started on thursday night at 9:00. in fact here is the video. i walked down to the construction site and pouring concrete over the hinges that they had to replace and they have been there for over 50 years and outdated and have to be replaced and that's why they have the four day closure over the holiday. they say they will pour about 120 yards of concrete all in all. they have one more pour to do today. i asked the construction manager out here if he thought they were on time and he said they are still looking at tomorrow morning at five a.m. as an open time for the southbound section of 280 that has been closed since thursday night. closed to pennsylvania avenue on ramp and in the southbound direction, the problem is that there is a giants game today and that's really one of the major thorough fairs for people to get out of giants game, if you a

thomas, these were letters from jackie kennedy about really her innermost feelings.iest. so based on what you know, all of your research into her and her family, how do you think she'd feel about the fact these are now going public? >> well, i think she was a very private person, particularly because we know jackie kennedy after the assassination. and so a lot of her feelings about the assassination were kept private for more than 50 years. about ten years ago, i wrote my book about the kennedys. i had another priest, a jesuit, who had a similar experience with father leonard, who's also mentioned in my book. she was trying to struggle, trying to figure out, after watching her husband being killed before her eyes just exactly how something this horrific could have happened if there was a loving god. and i think that's what we see here. a very, very human jackie kennedy trying to express her feelings to a priest. >> we're obsessed with knowing about this family and this couple in this nation. and even around the world. but i can't help but feel as though we're somehow

in the morning jacki. >>: good morning erica.ts on the right-hand side try to come into san francisco, and looks like traffic is about half of what was yesterday. using of body pepsico's to 88 fronts on away from pennsylvania avenue is a down up for the insider memorial day weekend up expect to see those. as far as getting into san francisco tonight this week and you don't have to find the giant are right now as i said it looks like traffic going into the city and about half. i don't think it's on to be a problem for the morning not even the afternoon but a damp like i mentioned with the giants back in town it's definitely pretty bad what timing. let's talk about alternate routes. instead of using the south on 280 freeway you can use what highway and on. these if it snows close is expected to last. and the caltran is usually good. that is something we will continue to monitor for the weekend. at the light waves and not three like conditions thought the entire bay area in the bay bridge not to that some of the past couple of weeks

for first business news, i'm jackie keenan. jackie tells us business is brisk for boat dealers in the south..while in the north-- the frigid winter and chilly spring are drying up sales. recently , brunswick, the largest maker of power boats-- revised its revenue down 3% for the quarter. coming up.... one trader says the chart looks sickly on a big pharma stock. is it time to take a healthy position... plus ...how easter played a role in the latest round of unemployment numbers... that's next with bill moller! no threats of a government shut down, no sequester and no polar vortex - the unemployment numbers that came out friday were free and clear of the main influences of late. the american economy clearly gained stream in april - much stronger than the already strong forecast. 288- thousand jobs were added and the unemployment rate dropped to 6.3%. brent schutte is senior investment strategist for bmo global asset management. the numbers make for good headlines. your specialty is to look behind the numbers. what do you see? >>

and he invited jackie robinson to speak at the school and he shut up.o my brother is a big hero in the school. he did come. tavis: telling the story of how andrew made the decision that he wanted to go to mississippi. >> i'm not so sure that it was a making of a decision as much as it was how we were brought up. he particularly was a person who really looked at things in terms of the word fair. call him political. he viewed the world in terms of this is fair, this is wrong, this is really wrong. he wanted to understand certain situations because they are both simple and can't located. he heard in certain parts of the country, if you wanted to vote, you could get the upper even shot and murdered. just to go to a voting booth. he thought that was unfair. explained to me. he heard that there were people organizing to register african-americans to vote in mississippi specifically. that is what freedom summer became and he joined that along with 900 other volunteers. he was not the only one. it was a large group of people. of course, 900 is an big as a perce

jackie keenan reports from florida. "can you help me load up fruit?" this land for three generations grew what florida is known for - oranges. but after battling diseases, the costs were growing faster than the fruit for carleen gunter and her family. so they called it quits and turned to blueberries. the only way to save the grove was to replant, and then you got 5 years before you have marketable qualities of fruit. i thought while greening is out there before they solve this problem, i can't plant orange trees, i have to plant something else. the bacterial disease called greening is wiping out acres of oranges in florida. production is down 18 percent this year alone. so growers are turning to more profitable fruits, making blue the new orange. it's successful because we've been able to get fruit a lot earlier than we would have with citrus. with greening getting worse, and several blueberry varieties hearty enough to flourish in florida's wet and hot climate, the berry business is booming in the sunshine state. crops

jackie deangeles live at cnbc world headquarters with details on that and more. beer and markets, good morning, jackie. >> good morning to you. a good combination. futures higher this morning. we will start with the markets after we saw a very strong day for stocks on monday. now, the market was led higher by recently beaten down sectors. the biotech names and the internet stocks. the dow and s&p 500 closing at record highs and the nasdaq having its best day in more than three months. look for data today on retail sales and import prices could move the market around. the dow rising 112 points to finish at 16695 and the nasdaq adding 71 points. meantime, at&t is in active talks to buy satellite dealer directv a deal worth $50 billio. a merger would create a media giant close in size to where comcast would be if it completes this merger. its purchase of time warner cable. at&t would face a tough review by regulators. they are opposing further consolidation and finally that fun story, not so fun because it comes to paying a little bit more for that microbrew these d

jackie was 21. but when you read the letters, they sound like friends in the same age group.te extraordinary, the tone, the intimacy. she was absolutely relaxed talking to him about everything. when we think about ireland in 1950, that is quite remarkable, that ail priest would be so relaxed in that way. he was obviously a very special man. >> and she seems to have been very foond of him. >> indeed. finally after the assassination she wrote, i have to think there is a god or i have no hope of finding jack again. god will have a bit of explaining to do to me if i ever see him. so poignant. thank you so much, michael parsons for joining us and sharing this extraordinary story. we really, really appreciate it. i know you're on deadline writing so much for the irish times. >> doing more in the ifrish tomorrow about jackie's relationship with ireland. >> we will indeed by eagerly reading what you've written. more still ahead on quts andrea i can't mitchell reports only on msnbc. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed

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>> i am a bit, jackie.are seeing elevated above 1,300, and obviously there's rumors flying around of griz rebuilding the mr. t starter kit, so we're seeing it ticker up. but all seriousness, we're seeing it stuck. we get above that, any more escalated tensions out of ukraine, the shorts are off to the races to cover back up above 1,400. >> anthony, what will it take to get us out? >> it will be something more out of what's going on in the ukraine, jackie. if you look at the commitment of traders, the number of longs and shorts have increased at the same rate. when i talk to trader in the ring, they say i think it's going lower or higher. there's a battle in the opinion. if you go back two months, there's been one day we've been out of, say, the 1,320 high range and 1,270 low. as far as rebuilding my supply, i already have it from the "saturday night fever" days, i have my gold chains. >> all right, for more, tune into the online show, futuresnow.cnbc.com. we have dennis gartman, who has an interesting take

let's go to futures now host jackie deangelis.esn't seem, jackie, from what the fed chair said, they're going up anytime soon? >> hi, scott. that's right. it's interesting, because just as janet yellen was on the hill, we did see the yields coming lower. but consensus is saying she didn't really say anything new, so jim, what do you think is behind the movement in the 10 year, and how low do we go? >> the movement is this, and we look at the 10 year and think we're low, and look at spain and portugal, trading at 2.9%, as well. we could easily be lower than that. i think janet yellen had something to do with it. she reassured us rates aren't going up anytime quickly. it's money searching for a yield. 2.6 looks pretty good. >> all right, rich, i want to get your take. are you surprised that yields are so low as we're so deep into the year at this point? >> absolutely not, jackie. it's all about global liquidity, as jim noted. this is central bank looking for a yield. they have to park this money. however, in the last seven days, we'

let's go to jackie deangelis at the nymx. hey, jackie. >> good afternoon, scott. seeing a spike today, intraday in gasoline. if you look at the chart over the course of a week, gasoline futures are actually down. and if you compare that to a chart of wti over the course of the same week, wti is seeing a lot of strength. so anthony, break this down for me. explain what the divergence is here. >> jackie, wti is affected by what's going on geopolitically around the world. there's a certain amount of speculation going on in that contract. gasoline is a domestic market, so we're not seeing the speculation in that contract, and it's not as affected by geopolitical concerns. >> all right. brian stutland, is there good news coming for people at the pump this summer? are these prices going to go down? >> actually, jackie, i don't think so. i think we're at a level where demand comes back into the marketplace. if you're a consumer, don't expect prices to be cheaper than here. we've seen the futures bounce off 2.86 a gallon. i think prices at the pump stabilize if not higher

vamos con jackie garrido. >> un saludo muy grande en a todos desde los angeles, variety latino, les vara reconocida por sus trabajos que resaltaban la igualdad y el valor de la vida. y para aquellos que se encuentran desconcertados por la separaciÓn de vergara y su prometido, pueden descansar, porque la actriz se encuentra bastante bien disfrutando de las vacaciones con su familia. a que no averiguan quiÉn es ahora directora de vÍdeos musicales? en kristen stuart, sÍ, nuestra querida bela. no hizo mal trabajo, ella se encuentra al igual que su ex muy ocupada en cintas muy independientes, como las que el estrenÓ en cannes. >> las adolescentes mÁs populares de hollywood sean primas lejanas de middleton. el director de la afamada pelÍcula taken day, washington viene con todo para acabar con la mafia rusa y proteger a una niÑa, aquÍ lo tienen. esa pelÍcula no me la pierdo yo. y como pueden ver, esta ediciÓn del variety latino les trajo lo mejor del mundo del entretenimiento. yo mÁs adelante regresÓ con las condiciones del tiempo, pero ahora vuelvo al estudio. >> y no se olviden de echarle

an attack on hillary clinton and did carl rove take things too far neighborhood, and letters from jackieunguarded messages hidden about her husband, her life, her marriage, a sign of jackie kennedy not seen until now. "nightly news" begins

. >> y del deporte pasamos al tiempo, pasamos con jackie guerrido, adelante, buenas tardes. >> buenasbuena noticia para texas es que las precipitaciones se han desplazado hacia el este. asÍ todo las las bandas de lluvia se estÁn moviendo hacia ustedes, chicago, pero en cuanto a temperaturas la situaciÓn estÁ bastante bien, chubascos dispersos en el noreste del paÍs. por aquÍ los avisos de alerta continÚan, asÍ que mucha precauciÓn. tenemos precipitaciones en el centro del paÍs pero no es tan significativo cÓmo lo que se estÁ sintiendo en el sureste. vamos a las temperaturas mÁxima, muchos tienen temperaturas de verano, otros de primavera, como es el caso de los Ángeles. a diferencia del norte del paÍs, la mÁxima 82, asÍ que en el norte sintieron mÁs calor que nosotros aquel la costa oeste. san antonio 89, y paulatinamente las temperaturas van a ir en ascenso. nota mÁs tremendo contraste con arizona. maÑana en la gran manzana 74,casi 60 en el sur del paÍs, así que en el norte del paÍs 86, en el sur 92, bueno tampoco nos llevamos mucho nosotros que siempre estamos en contacto a travÉs d

congress woman jackie spe ef ir says she followed her instiblths in creating an event. it's a special day of empowerment. >> i think developing confidence, security, doing the networking opportunities. learning how to be better positioned in a corporation. sticking with it. >> many of those we talked to called it inspirational and say it showcases the growing camaraderie around women in the work place. >> i'm in a man's world. and when you start working with women, you realize have you to unite. and support one another. >> i find it easier now. than it was. we can see more women engineers and doctors. but i still think numbers could be better. >> while women are still struggling, key note speaker arianna huffington suggested ways to rise above. hundreds stood in line for autographed copy of the book "thrive". >> women should no longer aspire to be on top of the world. the way the world is designed at the moment is not working. >> it was a sellout crowd that heard messages this year. >> what a great event i know you enjoy dinner. >> yes. pretty cool. >> you know ordering

daughter of jackie robinson. he was her inspiration to help create a program. >> the essay about struggles with brain cancer. >> wonderful to honor him. essay was strong and positive. and he didn't get down. he had a brain tumor. it doesn't have him. >> wow. raymond will be recognized by the giants before tonight's game. >> then, ready for this? in july he'll be honored at the all star game in minneapolis what. a big moment. >> go, raymond love it. >> thanks for joining us. world news is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight flash floods roaring into the streets from florida to new england. drivers suddenly floating away. rescue workers in overdrive. this baby carried to safety. sinkholes swallows streets and more severe storms on the move tonight. >>> full court press on the nba owner accused of racism as his girlfriend makes a bizarre appearance in a visor and a host of famous people t

jackie, you perform with her. what do you make of this? >> i have seen this sketch from last night 8,000 times since then. i think i laugh hysterically each time. i think it's funny. she's talking about what actually happened. if you're bigger and stronger, you go for more money. i can relate. you know, i have -- i can feed a village with these boobs of mine. i understand where she's coming from. it's true. ifs it want true, it wouldn't be funny. this is leslie all the time when she performs. she's aggressively funny. it's her job. the subject is sensitive, but the subject, that's where the jokes come from. like we have the right, i think, in some circumstances to make light of it because it was so horrible and we not overcame it but we moved on to another part of our lives. and it's just funny. to me it was just -- we have to learn to laugh at things even if they make us uncomfortable. because most things that are really funny, really, really funny kind of make you think, ooh, that's a bit much. >> right. and that's the thing. you're at t

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when jackie robinson integrated baseball, that was a great move.u saw african-american players almost everywhere. if you look now, mark, what's amazing is that most players don't have a lot of african-american players. they have one or two. i'm not talking about other people who might be black in complexion but other parts of the world. black boys are not playing base paul. they are not involved in major league baseball. they are involved in football, basketball, other sports but not baseball. i think we need to change that. i took one of the 1921 tulsa race ride survivors it a boston red sox baseball game. he said to me, professor ogletree, this is strange. i said, what are you talking about, mr. clark? he said, i'm looking at the audience. i said, yes, just throw the pitch. he says these are white folks. for him, over 100 years old, been to all the ball parks. remembers the 1928 teams playing all black, he was amazed this is a majority white audience at a white stadium. that made an impact on him. i think we have to figure out what we do now to m

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. >> bueno, ahora regresamos con jackie para saber cÓmo estarÁ el tiempo. >> amigos, les cuento que hoyafueras, en la construcciÓn, los que estÁn vendiendo frutas, flores, mucha precauciÓn, a tomar mucha agua, porque no veremos una mejorÍa hasta el fin de semana. son temperaturas extremadamente peligrosas, mientras tanto, al otro extremo del paÍs, desde mississippi, ustedes, en el oeste de pensilvania, condiciones muy severas, no se descartar la posibilidad de tornados, a eso le sumamos granizos, asÍ que muy peligrosa la situaciÓn en el este. esta misma actividad de precipitaciones se mueve al noreste en las prÓximas horas, y aunque no lo crea estamos hablando de nieve en el norte del paÍs. a mÍ me da pena hablar de condiciones invernales, cuando estamos a dÍas de darle la bienvenida al verano, todavÍa seguimos hablando de nieve en el norte del paÍs, pero bueno, ni modo, mientras tanto, paraguas en mano. asÍ que para el día de maÑana, un panorama completamente diferente, porque obviamente esa actividad de precipitaciones se mueve hacia el este, las temperaturas en el norte del paÍs sola

so were the words of jackie kennedy. and one of dozens of letters she wrote to an irish priest.n she was jackie buf yay, visiting that country at age 21, she met a pen pal confidant for years. even when her stationenerry had a presidential seal. he became like my father. he loves the chase and is board with the conquest and wants married, needs proof he is still attractive so he flirts with other women and reaccidents you. i saw how that nearly killed mummy. but a year later, she wrote how much she loved being married. much more than at the beginning. the most heart breaking passages come after jfk's's assassination. i feel more cruelly everyday that i lost. i would have rather lost my lost than lost jack. i feel so bitter against god. this ended when the priest passed away. the only reason we are seeing them is that an irish auction house put them up for sale and they will make a killing. these are from one of the most fascinating an private women in history. fascinating and private don't generally go together. it may seem like a complete nonsec wittor. but for some reason this

newly revealed letters offer insight into jackie kennedy's fears and struggles.t she said about her husband's ambition and infidelity. >>> breaking news from los angeles, police are investigating justin bieber with attempted robbery. what the alleged victim said he did right in front of a little girl. the details ahead in "the skinny" on this wednesday, may 14th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good morning. we begin with those dangerous wildfires burning in southern california. 1,200 homes and businesses have been evacuated in santa barbara county. >> in san diego, residents have started to go back home after being ordered out earlier in the day. the record heat fueling the flames not expected to break until later week. cecilia vega is on the fire lines. >> reporter: what started as a brushfire in san diego is a wildfire burning out of control. more than 700 acres torched so far. >> my sister got everybody out. then we came back for the dogs and a couple of things. >> reporter: firefighters battling it o

jackie kennedy onassis died 30 years later. her letters are expected to go for as much as $1.5 million. >> did she send the priest anything else other than the letters? >> yes, she sent christmas cards, photographs, newspaper clippings, all of those going up on the auction block. >> a multi-dimensional woman we're always learning about jackie kennedy. >> teens are reading less than in previous decades. >> you could blame cell phones and video games, but something parents are doing differently may also be to blame. >> a history lesson on the floor of the ocean, the ship wreck found off the coast of carolina and the great escape that made it an icon of the civil war. that is our discovery of the day. >> he hit his head off the back of my car. there's a little spot where he was. >> parents watch in horror as their children are whisked away. the inflatable play ground that whisked away children and why nobody is facing charges. >> time now for our discovery of the day. archeologists found the wreckage of a civil war era ship. the c

back to you. >> wow, thank you, jackie. >>> a massive explosion in seara. check this out after rebels sent off a bomb in a tunnel load with 60 tons of explosives. this was the site of the syrian army base noch. no casualty numbers were immediately available. >>> it crashes and sends an 8-year-old girl flying sheechlt suffered a concussion but otherwise is okay. two men have been charged in connection with that crash. >>> a 34-year-old woman was caught pretending to be a 15-year-old high school sophomore, staying with family in east texas and was actually enrolled in a local high school. no word yet on why. but her principal told nbc news there were no red flags and that she was a good student. >>> a scary situation for people on board a flight bound for tulsa, oklahoma. a report of an engine fire forced an american airlines plane to circle dallas-ft. worth airport before making an emergency landing. air traffic control noticed the fire immediately. >> we saw flames from the right side engine. >> how scary is that? airline spokeswoman said it was caused by a

cnbc's jackie deangelis is here. good morning, jackie. >> good morning, betty. the markets are coming off a mixed week. the dow notching its second record close of the year on friday. but the nasdaq suffering its worst week in a month. look for reports this week on retail sales, inflation and also housing. meantime, expect a little more cash in your paycheck this year. usa today survey finds a majority of economists think that wages will climb, helping fuel a more rapid recovery. wages have risen about 2% annually since the recession ended in 2009, but are flat when adjusted for inflation. this morning, the anti-oreo, making a comeback. hydrox cookies could be back soon. leaf brands brought the rights to hydrox which was discontinued by kellogg in 2008. sales of packaged cookies are expected to top $17 billion by 2017. betty, back to you. >> thank you. >>> in sports just ahead, an nfl player suspended after he reacted negatively to this michael sam moment. and the rest of your weekend highlights next. >>> this morning on "today," cnbc host suze orman begins a sp

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and let's go to kron4's jacki so who is on 18th street.and this one to go, out of san francisco from 68 to end street. of all the way down of pennsylvania is one to the goals. of all weekend long. in the alternate routes to get around that probably the events to 83 of it with have a developing story out of santa rosa says kron4's will tran as a live at the court house with the details. it's this is going to be a tricky because she says she did not talk touch him but there are pictures of his neck. if the >>: and she says she never a little hands on the board. she city as i walked up to him. i told him if knock it off but she says that's where it ended but the voice says he ran of to the teachers after words showed the teachers and mark the police department can now. they took photos as well. and the investigators said yes we did see something on his neck and that resembles a hand print so it depends on who you bellatrix we do know that he will be in court two hours from now grid for his 30 years old. his name is daily and garcia, a graduat

father leonard was 73 when their friendship began and jackie was 21.imate letters reveal a closeness that transcended age and an ocean. in them, jackie shares innermost thoughts about life in camelot, that fabled period of the kennedy white house. a time that was far from totally golden for mrs. kennedy. that world can be very glamorous from the outside, jackie said in one missive. if you're in it and lonely, it could be a hell. her letters are expected to sell for $1.6 million at auction next month. >>> now to a 21st century celebrity family. we're reeling over the video of jay z being attacked in an elevator by beyonce's sister. you might have missed the skit about the fictitious covert group that takes people down if they don't love beyonce. she acknowledged the skit on her instagram about a week ago. she just posted these pictures with her sister today. they're smiling, hugging and having a grand old time. they look cute and more importantly, calm. >> i'm guessing you'll be con -- >> according to reports, justin bieber might be in trouble again. he

for first business news, i'm jackie keenan. smoothie giant jamba juice is oddly late getting into "juicing" the chain is rolling out cold-pressed juices in 300 locations and pricing drinks below the market. if you have your heart set on buying a brand new car. you'll want to crunch the numbers 'before" arriving at the dealership. mike sante- managing editor of interest.com tells us the middle class is struggling to drive off of the lot in cars that have just rolled off the production line. "we looked at the 25 largest cities and what the median income family could afford in each one of them and we found that in exactly one city were all the factors in line that actually allowed someine to spend $32,000 on a new car - that was washington, dc. in the 24 other cities the average was more like $23,000 or $24,000 that the median income family could afford to spend." sante says a couple of rules of thumb when buying a new car... spend no more than 10% of gross income and that 10% should cover car and insurance payments. owning and in

jackie has more. >> good afternoon to you, scott.hat number from the department of energy showed that we had a drawdown in crude inventories of more than 7 million barrels, but crude reacted pretty much flat at that point to that number. it's interesting, though, that we're watching the chart right now and crude is at a one-month high. so, anthony, we want to get your take. you told me before the number, you thought we could shoot up to $104. we didn't quite get there. what was your takeaway? >> jackie, we're here now, though. it took a while for people to wake up. certainly texas tea is percolating. imports at 17-year low, refinery runs, rolls by 3%. that's what they're doing. they're taking crude oil, refining it into product and that's why you saw the large drawdown today. >> scott nations, i want to get your take on this. i'm wondering if the elevated prices in crude now indicate at least investors think that there's an economic recovery and there's strength in the economy right now. is that what we're seeing out of the crude pri

a high society girl into the jackie o. we think of today.dering eye. >> before they wed, she wrote, quote, he's like my father, in a way. loved the chase, is bored with the conquest and wants to prove he's still attractive and flirts with other women and resents you. she wrote that prior to the wedding. a presidential historian joining us now. thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. before we get to jackie, we have to get to the news. >> the news. we want to talk about jackie, but first lady michelle obama made news when she took on segregation in a front of high school students in topeka, kansas. what do you think of what she said, the country is in danger of sliding back to brown versus board of education. >> i think it's one of her moat powerful statements as first lady. as you mention, it's fitting. it's the 50s anniversary of brown. the disparity between what public schools are in our urban areas compared to suburban areas. parts of america where you have largely african-american populations, they are dismal. she's openin

owners john and jackie walter have lived here for seven years.llers' market could not have come at a better time. >> do you have an ideal buyer in mind? >> cash. >> cash is 90% of the bids. more important than what price you bid. >> the day after hitting the market. there is an open house for brokers only. >> beautiful. i looked at pictures. i need to see this house. >> o., perfect. >> but this buyer shows up uninvited. >> i have a huge house. i want to downsize. >> dr. sophia den, a single mother of two decide she wants this house on the spot. >> i see myself living here. i'll give more than asking price. >> thank you. >> the house has been on the market for about eight hours. >> sophia saw the house first, but -- >> i love this house. >> it's beautiful. >> meet her competition. jody and jonathan want to raise their twins here. >> we just want to be smart and intelligent. there is no question we really like this house. >> they also decide to putten a b -- put in a bid. sophia's bid throws them out of the running. a third bidder swoops in with an

kron 4's jackie sissel is live now with more. jackie? new photographs showing francisco walgreens. including rodent droppings it's a story you'll only see on four. in the last two months, mice and rats have been reported at three walgreens locations in san francisco. kron 4's j.r. stone has been of the cases. and has the new pictures. statement saying quote - "we clean and safe environment for our customers and appropriate action, as we outlined with the health department." but this morning. an oakland tree trimmer is now facing charges for injuring five baby birds while trimming trees earlier this month. this is video of the rescued birds. of haveernest pulido has been of migratory bird treaty act. the incident happened on may 3rd in downtown oakland where a colony of egrets and black crowned herons were face a maximum $15,000 fine and up to six months in jail, but investigators are recommending he pay $1,500 because he has expressed remorse. officials are reminding voters that tuesday is the last day to request to vote by mail in next month's primary election. those interested in

congresswoman jackie speier on the front lines of effort to curve sexual assault at university campuses. >> 20% of the coeds on campus will either be sexually assaulted or they will have an attempt to sexual assault on them during their college career. >> and remember, how friendships shaped her life. >> friendship, it keeps you alive and it keeps you awake and it keeps you trying to be the best. >>> good evening and welcome. as the community of a mr. vista mourns the deadly rampage last weekend as re-invigorated calls for legislative action. this morning in washington, bay area congressman mike thompson announced his proposal to target mental health services and reduce gun violence. people with mental illness are more apt to be the prp tray tore of violence and nonetheless, there are things we can do to make our communities safer. >> earlier in the week, california senate democrats rolled out budget proposals to immental health care in the criminal justice system and expand training for law enforcement. >> a krum and sad coincidences that the significance of one proposal to imtraining

. >>> let's get to cnbc's jackie deangelis.ng, jackie. >> at&t is reportedly in active talks to buy direct tv in a deal that would be worth nearly $50 billion. now, a merger would create a media giant close in size to where comcast would be if it completes its purchase of time warner cable, but would likely face a tougher view by regulators. new surveys by bank of america and wells fargo show that small business owners are cautiously optimistic about the future. well, many companies are willing to hire, they're not going to do so at the explosive pace seen a decade ago. and you may have to pay a little bit more for that microbrew these days. an explosion in growth and the craft beer industry pushed prices for hops to levels not seen since a drought hit the market in 2008. craft beers use up to ten times the hops found in beers made by big brewers like anheuser-busch. that's it for us here at cnbc. back over to you. >>> just ahead, the nba playoffs reach do or die time. and a table tennis phenom like you've never seen before. th

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for first business news, i'm jackie keenan. florida blueberry production is expected to hit 25 million pounds. michigan ranks the highest with close to 50 million pounds per year, followed by new jersey. coming up.... why best buy investors are so quick to forgive and forget. that's next in chart talk. to use baseball slang "best buy" might be considered "a grinder." not expected to hit the home run--especially looking ahead to sales--- but it did work the count and beat profit expectations for the first quarter. alan knuckman of one stop option joins us. hello alan! > > hi there. > > in a soft consumer electronics market like we've got, what is best buy doing right? > > well it's hard to figure out this stock. they were one of the best performers in 2013 but they made a high in november of 44 and got knocked all the way down to 22. so best buy got a black eye. i don't know what's the future for electronics but i do understand risk to reward, and at these levels and the low at 22 and we're trading right now at 27 or so, i think