james loaded been's arms. pushed him out the door, pushed him out the door, sent him to street corners, it was a huge hit. it was a phenomenon. decades later franklin wrote an autobiography. he talked about how this was typical ben franklin. in one sentence he said it was wretched stuff and sold wonderful and that is very ben franklin. he didn't want to give himself too much credit but at the end of life when he did so many other things he took enormous pride in the first ballot he had written when he was 12 years old so the franklin brothers had a big windfall and james found what he hoped would be a way of making money, just had to wait for the next big event. sure enough in early 7019, january 19, 7019, boston received word that blackbeard, the infamous pirate his real name was edward teach, had been killed off the coast of what would become north carolina. he was obviously one of the most famous pirates in history and part of it was what we did and part of it was how he looked. blackbeard had a beard said

james happened. james happened to be really the only person boston who is an artist enough to carve woodcuts for illustrations. it ought to have been a great advantage for james franklin and benjamin franklin that they were the only ones who have these customize, very well done wood block illustrations in the published work, however because of the way things worked out james found himself having to sell and job out these things to his competitors helping make their work look great at his own expense. so it was a bad situation but it says something about james that he is not so humbled by this situation are bad luck. he advertised the fabric printing capabilities that he and benjamin had and he got in a little big on the competition. he said that he printed fabrics without the offensive smell which commonly is used. so beneath all that bravado things have gotten desperate. the stress of trying to survive in business created more stress between the brothers. jane says i said earlier there were differen

>>james: dr. howard hornfels and his and his son to his home with you to know friend which is used to treat people who are addicted to opioid according to the associated press it was not licensed to practice medicine and minnesota and was not registered to care for patients the a telemedicine his son had been described as a premed student and also was not a bicycle scriber none of the father another son has been charged in the crime with the investigation continues. >>james: we will have the latest details on the case also made at least spoke with the group of people and been on hunger strike for the last 15 days you say we get to st. were also track of the lettuce on the waterfront would have a few showers from lightning strikes. p?p?o?gv i pinky promised my little girl a fabulous garden party for her birthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. bu

>>james: now to will.>will tran: she was an lost angeles last night the process' is this morning it would not surprise anyone a was difficult to do ride the city the video of her visits to cook the mild to east los angeles house of the supporters they turned down the are hoping that she makes it all in oakland for who recanted and bernie sanders open it is a key battleground early clinton opened up the headquarters for northern california and in downtown oakland a couple of days ago bernie sanders his campaign office opens up tomorrow cook. >>will tran: and can kick should of chosen in a place to be in oakland this is a better civics lesson. >>will tran: the kids what we're doing is make sure the students know about a whole process and so when you talk about with them and not in with the will be going on a we have the whole on the option cycle going on this whole year the first lady you and i attended the same high school in chicago. >>will tran: they go way back to concede the streets behind is already bl

>>james: we have the story. >>charles clifford: 5 stoughton's called out sick 19 students wore out and on wednesday 27 an effort to stop the virus from spreading that disappointed some things were canceled their handling the situation appropriately >>james: the democratic front runner spend the day in the bay area holding a couple of rallies watt in san francisco and one in san jose clinton just 74 delegates shy of clinching the nomination recently she's been focusing on the cause of the republican bill rate clinton is defending her e-mail practices what she was secretary of state she says she made a mistake in using the server and the business continues to argue their rules will not clear at the time he official across the 1000 to 37 delegates threshold clenching the gop nomination that does not mean that all republicans are behind the cause of the name. >>reporter: a few weeks shy of his campaigns when anniversary is marking a major milestone he is now officially the republican party's presumptive nominee he h

>>james: he surely will please plan to do differently. >>haaziq madyun: that is the sound of real fear regarding the increasing number of car to car shooting toward interstate 80 to 22 and 15 happen along the section of the freeway that connects those three cities the latest shooting happened at hercules to the night around 9:16 p.m. and an unidentified shooter open fire under no male was wounded and the leg gang violence has been the common factor with this car to car shootings what they say it is too early to mid back connection. >>haaziq madyun: he lives and hercules but its a ride to richmond every day where he attends school the shootings have his parents' concern for safety the california highway patrol once the drivers to know that there will be stepping up their presence on freeways over the holiday weekend. >>james: democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will be in the bay area today and she will be hosting rollins and san jose in downtown san francisco she joined actress jamie lee curtis on stage and focused mostly on

>>james f: chapter fired just before 6:00 yesterday evening. >>james f: that road is that opened this morning and cruz and monterey are bottling a wild fire in the county as of right now about 20 percent contained we still have a long way to go it won't be a cakewalk for the finals when it comes to the warriors the warrants troubled offensive late sullivan steph curry 2 to four. no one else on the same that underbid the warriors 133 to 1 05. >>reporter: potentially a little bit of fog in some spots to get things started for the most part it is not a major issue a lot of moisture in the surface. >>reporter: numbers right now fifties over most of the bay area with the exception santa rosa 48 sunnyvale we have 46 free lot lower fifties off toward the east bay in this is where we're not seen the typical warning happened even that far to the east temperature still struggling maybe tappet member perhaps 70 versa deposits seventh 15 games time tim to visit the middle fifties san jose going to the saw bigger break down this you into the upper 60s north

congratulations, james hahn.inion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> it's a murder mystery at one prince george's county community tonight. hello i'm debra alfarone. the murder happened along greenfield drive last night. investigators are scrambling to piece everything together. wusa9 stephanie gailhard is live for us tonight in prince george's county. so stephanie, what did you find out about the person who passed away? >> reporter: debra, neighbors tell me that the victim was kenny, he was in his 60s. he loved to work on his old mustang car here still parked in his driveway right where he left it less than 24 hours after he was murdered. the tragedy unfolded last night around 8:30

>>james: the u.s.ucation is an urgent to disclose the considered dropping the question. >>james: can discourage the reason people with from our records from applying for higher avocation-education-. >>stanley roberts: allow which in addition to draco the is a build amalgam by a surge of one particular item and is not permitted in this establishment , before we get to him listed exactly where i am i am in a prison the kind where bar wire fences and guard towers and in some of the tougher it, corrections and liberalization medical facility in vacaville there is a problem in california some sense of their smuggling in cell phones to help in may to behave badly outside of prison walls and that is where he comes into play that was have a friend of former correction sgt pile he is as handler was something illegal is found use of water is favored to tooling and then pressured officers into answers the area often define the banned item for the record will personally had and locations to show him the ability to

>>james:. >>reporter: the store's owner said he expects his cut from the winning ticket to be about $6,000 to called a nice mother's this prize for his wife is the biggest jackpots in january's record breaker when the cries of past a billion dollars they change their rules and increased the number of numbers the number of customers who paid a plan to go up to. >>james: the chp officer is in serious condition after being hit by a thread a stroke office of vincent smith was hit while working just two days after allied changing delivery the board of this precious cournand drop-in roses and cupcakes off to the new moms little and i was born 11 days earlier but healthy nonetheless weighs 6 lbs. and ouncers an average is manager for a biotech company says she's already used to taking charge and the shore to the challenges of being a mother now spending priceless moments with her baby girl before taking her home to south san francisco. >>james: giants closing out the series against the rockies at at&t

in the bag of james hahn, that cover, and that's what james hahn had out there on display today.m. nick: we all do. jim: yes, we do. where do you see this talented player going from here? nick: we saw this over a year ago when he won at los angeles. we said what a great golf swing, a great character and everything. fortunately wound himself up looking for the perfection of this game and unfortunately come back out of it so i hope he's learned an even better lesson of how good he is right now. he can go out and play his own game and doesn't have to go looking to perfect this anymore. ♪ jim: again tonight on cbs. you saw the lineups, coming up shortly. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] . jim: and the jacket, no less. for all the crew, lance barrow, steve milton. the incredible men and women behind the cbs golf team. happy mother's day. happy mother's day out there to joyce faldo and doris nantz. all the moms. courtney nantz. we're heading

>>james: he is said to fear in u.s.district court on four charges they say he siphoned money from one of his companies to tell bad investments made by another first company is accused of lying to investors to remember from the increase the price of the cancer and aids drug by 5000 person the court case is not directly related to the price hike and a call by the bay area council shows that more than the third of people are ready to leave the area and the next few years. >>james: we will explain his ally of the outside as to take a look at the bay bridge this morning. >>robin winston: an image hot spots traffic is moving well through the paint into the north end is the commission will be a nice ride eight minutes out to 1 01 this sequel is in the works and the brown james instead to be the lead rope the reporter says that just a minuscule writing and talks to direct them to. hey, we're opening up a second shop and we need some new signage. but can't spend a lot. well, we have low prices and a price match guarantee. scout'

>>james: can't catch the sun that nine bed p.m. is always great to see behind the scenes where is ozzie living and who did madonna refused of all that and more coming up in entertainment news. on this cushion for generations. alright kiddos! everybody off the backpack, we made it to the ottoman. i like to watch them clean, but they'll never get me on the mattress! finally there's a disinfectant mist designed for sofas, mattresses and more. introducing new lysol max cover. its innovative cap has a 2x wider spray that kills 99.9% of bacteria. max cover is another great way to lysol that. >>robin winston: there is an ax and working eastbound of the flat section block in the right lane not impacting traffic much it is starting to slow down and the enormous clout on the drive time is just under 20 minutes. >>reporter: sources are saying that she long suspected that he was unfaithful he reportedly moved out of the family home and is living in a hotel great news and you are 7 nice guy ran baffling she gave birth to their second daughter r

mark: james, great to see you.as we into the break, i want to see one of the early better performing industry groups. 3%.ad a big rise of almost now the mining index, the gains of the day have almost completely been erased. credit suisse losses, less than estimated. the stock cutting taking center stage. -- tidjanem the thiam next. ♪ [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. mark: welcome to the polls, lime from the bloomberg headquarters. i am mark barton. getting some trade data out of the u.k. andill see a trade deficit sure enough, the total first-quarter trade deficit $30.3 billion, the most since the first quarter of 2008. we are importing more than we are exporting. the march goods export rise was 1.9 but the import gain was .6%. were estimating 11.5. the total trade deficit does narrow it to 3.8 billion but a trade deficit is something the u.k. economy has had to get used to for decades on end. let's ge

james n.benjamin were the fourth set the height of the eight children he had already been married once with seven children from the first marriage and then had 10 more. he was the tenth and youngest and because he was very religious he hope to tie event to the church making the gift to the minister of you wanted to be a congregational minister in good standing and then he went to harvard college to start off as a training ground so even though he did not have a lot of money that was not a highly esteemed dear highly paid job somehow he decided he would send his son to harvard to make to the minister. with benjamin franklin actually did quite well but the problem was the that he lacked the calling and there is a famous story about that one winter his dad was putting the provisions he turned to his bother and said we should just prior for the apparel wants instead of every single time they sit down to eat. that is a typical type of logical piece of logic cannot for a preacher so when he decided

>>james: we were in the courtroom when. it when >>dan kerman: they indicate the father of two out was shot to death the three suspects arrested for his murder the first court appearance tuesday and tiffany the ex-girlfriend and mother of his children the attorneys seen with the mother says that he would not try this case in the media he was last seen alive a 20 it will he went to this pancake house to meet with her his body was found in the field will hills bird on may 11th of a then filing murder charges prosecutors have refused to discuss a motive or give any details about the killing they remained in the county jail nobel has been set they're back in court june 1st. >>james: the suspect is their role he's accused of starting a fire that killed his son this is video of the fire on sunday you can see the house with smoke coming out of five your son was trapped inside of the home at the time and died in the fire now his older son who was in the fire made it out alive is calling for his father to come forward. >>james: polic

>>james: curtis milton the retired police lt.accused of lying to investigators he is one of four officers involved the most recent racist texan scandal to play the department of the messages came to live a woman reporter the former officer had raped her and he is now accused of tipping layoff about the investigation he pleaded not guilty with six misdemeanor counts there was a construction boom happened in the bay area but might not be enough to give the middle class some relief. >>gabe slate: that are extremely dependent on their farm creek most of the teenagers questioned said they checked their farm and least every hour and they feel they need to immediately respond to social networking mess just there are daily with using the device to much for being distracted when they want their attention we post the store and access to what they thought about this that they would not know to do the unplugged and is truly sad besides dropping the hammer and taken away the fun by force and they're going to be stuck on the rise make sure the

james: yeah.w or -- tom: europe, fannie mae, freddie mac, we have the opportunities to put these things behind them -- to put these things behind us. corporate balance sheet's are getting a little worse because interest rates are really low. you borrowed, levered up, and and you have incentives to buy stocks. in europe it looks very different. bank deleveraging has been a major driver of the disinflation time,rends of europe over so a little more work to do there. francine: we have been dancing around it. are you more optimistic or pessimistic than you were six months ago? i am more optimistic than i was six months ago. francine: why? james: we have been in a global slump for six quarters and we had a nasty spell late last year, early this year as commodity prices plunged. globallyll has not collapsed, and we are passing the shot through the world. it will be over within a year. tom: what are we ring fencing right now? james: we are ring fencing the commodity price declines, the , exchangeinvestme

>>james: content hollywood today live in the with the afternoon from 1:00 >>james: the police officers recovering after being shot during a chase and it bird is starter when they receive reports of a carjacking that track the flow of the driver but he took off one also was hit taken to hospital but it also has been released the suspect is behind bars the bay area doctors who specialize and drug addiction was on his way to treat prince when he died last month he said the staff contacted him to come trick him for painkiller abuse. >>reporter: mended couplet few rays of sun to start things off petitioner were going to pardon most readings will be about in the 50 degree range will try the inland location mostly cloudy with that risk of a few showers with all the cloud cover that is pretty much a given the rotation from the satellite picture. >>reporter: 4 have a seven developing the north the a little bit along the peninsula we got to 1:00 in the rain is very slow going to get anything really all day to this somewhat uneventful than by 6:00 is to develop a little bit away out to mount hami

james?ames:a military official says passenger belongings and parts of the aircraft were found about 180 miles north of the coastal city of alexandria. >>james:now they're sweeping the area, hoping to find more debris. >>james:meantime, investigators are still trying to figure out what happened to the plane. >>james:french and british investigators, as well as an airbus technical expert arrived in cairo this morning to join the investigation. >>james:egypt-air flight 804 crashed while carrying 66 people on wednesday night. the plane was headed from paris to cairo. the majority of the people on board were french and egyptian. the plane dropped off radar while crossing the mediterranean. >>james:france's foreign minister says there's still no sign of what brought the plane down. >>james:investigators say the plane swerved wildly before plummeting into the sea. there was no distress call from >>james:the egyptian aviation minister says the likelihood that the plane was brought down by a terror a

together, elizabeth and james onroe saved their lives. on his next mission to france, a decade later, this time for president jefferson, monroe went with $9 million from congress to negotiate the purchase of the island of new orleans. that was all he was supposed to do. the farmers west of the am latch chance could float their grain down the mississippi to new orleans for shipment to overseas markets. instead of buying an island, monroe borrowed 6 million more ollars from an english bank on his own signature and doubled the size of the nation. he bought almost one million acres, the largest territory ever acquired by any nation in history from another, peacefully. without a war. one million acres and at a bargain price of two cents an acre. even in those days, the average price for wilderness land was two dollars an acre. the louisiana purchase stretched the nation's boundaries to the rockies and gave us the river valley. it was monroe that engineered the louisiana purchase. and as president, jefferson took credit for the deal, but he , i

. >> joining the panel this week "wall street journal" columnist dan, james freeman and james torontoso, james, how much of this sweetness and light is real and how much tension is still existing behind the scenes. >> i think the real tension is the tension between the supporters of these two men, the trump supporters who can't stand washington and the ryan supporters who are -- >> scant stand trump. >> think he haven't a real conservative so i think this is a negotiation between the two of them whose ultimate objective is to bring their followers along reluctantly and from that standpoint it's important the negotiation not take place too quickly. imagine if ryan came out last week and said, well, trump is the nominee, i endorse him. he would have been viewed by cheese conservatives as a sellout and his endorsement would be worth a lot less. >> i take your point but there's some philosophical differences here, james. profound between ryan and trump on trade, foreign policy, immigration. we can't -- is that going to emerge later on? >> i would argue that there are not deep philosophica

"potomac watch" columnist kim strasle and james freeman and best of the web today james toronto.o james, how much of this sweetness and light is real? and how much tension still exists behind the scenes? >> well i think the real tensioe is the tension between the supporters of these two men. the trump supporters who can't stand washington and the ryan supporters who -- >> can't stand trump. think he isn't a real conservative. so i think this is a negotiation between the two of them. that is, whose ultimate objective is to bring their followers along reluctantly. from thatot standpoint, it's important that negotiation noto take place too quickly. imagine if ryan had come out last week and said -- well trump is the nominee. i endorse him. he would have been viewed by these conservatives as a sellout. and his endorsement would be worth a lot less. they have to -- >> but wait a minute. i take your point. there's some philosophical differences here, james. profound between ryan and trump. on trade, foreign policy, immigration. we can't, is that going to emerge later on? >> i would arg

are you back up, james? talk with us again we'll get him back on the air and ask him what he is being told. there was a shooting so close the the white house it put is in a situation where the white house is on lockdown. the secret service has told people to stay put and cleared the lawn areas, and then the park police giving us some detail on what they're investigating at this point. that shooting, one person taken to a hospital, one person in custody, not clear if that perhaps the same person and that could be with maybe police officers outside the hospital room. president obama is golfing at joint andrews base right now. he is not currently in the white house. the president is not in the white house. we don't have much more detail in terms of that. but let's go to peter doocy with more on this. he is near the white house. what can you tell me about the staffing numbers or whatever would be inside that white house right now? >> reporter: well, i can tell you've right now about what the outside -- we're on

james.ailable delegates in both parties have been allocated and now hillary clinton and donald trump are starting to turn towards the general election by attacking each other. >>james:over the weekend hillary clinton blamed donald trump for the the violence at his rallies. >>james:the democratic frontrunner also saying that electing trump would take the country backwards. >>james:and trump responded with his newest nickname for clinton. >>james:and despite an uphill climb clinton's and trump's competitors are not giving up. >>james:bernie sanders spending the weekend trying to convince democratic super delegates that he has a better chance of beating trump in november. >>james:and ted cruz telling supporters that he can still win the nomination despite the fact that it is mathematically impossible for him to reach the required number of delegates. >>james:back to you. >>mark:and the republican presidential candidates spent some time in the bay area over the weekend. >>mark:presidential hopef

we're here with james mcavoy.cause of "x-men: apocalypse" which is coming out on friday. i have seen the movie. i loved it. ( cheers and applause ). >> could i fix my tie in your camera. >> stephen: go ahead. you look very nice. >> thanks very much. i'm representing. >> stephen: you look very posh. >> thank you. >> stephen: i've interviewed a bunch of people from these mutant movies, and i truly enjoy these movies and very good actors like yourself, but if someone has been trained in method acting, how do you connect to a truth of a character who is a super human mutant? like what, do you possibly have in common with, like professor xavier? >> i look a lot like him. >> stephen: that's true. y saw the movie. you do look a lot like that guy. >> i do. no, well, i can read minds as well. >> stephen: really? >> i can read minds. >> really, that's crazy because i can read mines, too, how did you-- >> oh... >> stephen: really? that's crazy, because i als >> stephen: i have an idea, since we both have should th super huma

james: he swung his camera, he got an accidental shot.t shot americans fell in love with, and that second shot has overshadowed the first flag raising. look at the photo. it's a beautiful photo. it hit the front page of "the new yorkimes," all of our newspapers. scott: ihi week. this time with news that the marines had opened an investigation into whether john bradley was in that famous photo after all. james: my father's injured in a hospital bed in hawaii two months after the battle, and the marines come to him and say, see this picture? he says, yeah, nice picture. where's that from? they could have said it from australia or sicily or whatever. they said, that's from iwo jima, that's you. he goes, oh, well, i raised a flag, i guess that's me. so, of course, he believed he was in that flag raising photo. scott: in 2002, long after john bradley had died, the marines released never-before-seen photos of that first flag raising ceremony from a new angle. james: well, you not only can see my dad, you can see his whole body -- shoes to the h

james jab. jumper. got it, lebron! >> hubie: i'll tell you he's been outstanding today with the clock going down to where it's going to go off from the wings, deep shots and he times it perfectly. and he's made them. this is just a good move. going to go down inside. we don't have it. right up there, good -- playing for the drive. that's what you want him to do. you do not want him to go off the dribble, go down inside, get fouled, et cetera, potential three point down in there. >> mike: he's hit the last two cleveland field goals. denied by the rim three times inside. even though the team has become a together group, you still have two great one on one players when things go at the end of the game and somebody has got to be better than the other guy. kyrie irving on the drive. he's so great in historic perspective in the playoffs, in his career, and the big three in a closeout game have come up for cleveland. >> hubie: you can see that right there. 27, 21 and 21. in game three the three of them had over 20 and then fr

. >> brian james came through intake less than 24 hours ago. after a wild night on the streets. >> my charges are robbery, assaulting a police officer with a vehicle, resisting arrest, possibly home invasion for breaking into houses trying to get away. >> i lift my 12-year-old daughter out there again. i got a letter from her before i paroled my last term that said if you blow it again, i'm never going to write you, i'm not going to take any of your calls. you'll be out of my life. >> with two prior felony convictions, james knew these latest charges could put him in prison for life under california's three strikes law. >> it's something to be able to palpably feel the moment in your life when you're [ bleep ] done. when nothing you do after that point really makes much of a difference. >> with nothing left to lose, james turned intake into a crime scene. he did make a large splash when he landed here. he got information about another inmate who was in the cell that he was in and basically he attempted to murder the man. >> i've been here proba

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michelle turner caught up with him and james said he's ready. >> looking like james bon >> james bondot wearing spanx. i'm in spanx to my ankles. >> time to shoot a promo for the award. i didn't know it was live. most award shows are not that interesting. where as the tony awards, phere's more talented p in that room. >> one of those talented people was actually james himself. will he do a broadwacarpool karaoke? he's obsessed with 16 time nominated hamilton. james was shotted shooting in a car with the show's car and creator. while we wait to find out james is getting a little freaked out about this hosting gig >> what if it ends up with me just crying on stage and i just apologize to my family that flew out to watch it and leave theater and you never see me again. see me once in nebraska in a super market. >> that guy is going to kill it. because of him. because of hamilton, you must watch the tony's. >> all right. and the tony's just announced today that oprah and cate blanchett will be presenters. >> it's a little nasty between the guys. >> what? [ bleep ]. >> i'm serious. >> cool

and a historic hall where james brown. the power of prown's music. >> there's no music in america that you can listen to that doesn't have some james brown in it. the whole creation of the synthesizers and these guitar parts and the beat-- that was james brown. elvis presley shook america up, and james brown shook the world up because his whole persona was that of someone whose consumed by this music, this sound. so he was a phenomena-- he was really seen as a kind of scream at the end of the dial where black radio lived >> brown: a scream at the end of the dial? >> yeah, because he would go like, "ow," but musically he was very sophisticated; there is a lot of counter point in james brown's music. >> brown: this is not a traditional biography though, that you have written, right? the subtitle says its searching for america's soul and that means taking us to some deep places? >> yeah, well, i think james brown's life is really a metaphor for how america evolved. and how it is a metaphor for how we can't talk about the busi

james, richard jefferson, james for three. got that one. check him out in the backpedal. yeah, whatever. kind of like that. working on the give and go to kyrie irving. hawks made it a game. cut it to a four-point margin by this point late in the fourth but there he is again. 25 points, 9 assist, and cavs win it 104-93 and lead the series 1-0. back to you. >> all right. and we don't cover a lot of european soccer but these are some extraordinary scenes. you have to take a look. start off in england where players erupt in celebration when their cinderella season turned into a championship winning one. >> nothing like winning without actually playing a game. so leicester fans started as 5,000-1 odds.

do... at spam.com the james >> james: we're hearing now three u.s.ls vms cnn 0.0 a bomb took out that the egyptian plane. u.s. military is often stand by to help. on his legendary quest, jack created a breakfast worth waking up for. the triple cheese and hash brown breakfast burrito. with provolone, cheddar, pepperjack, and a crispy hash brown. then he announced it to the world in the most legendary way. ah-hem. ♪triple cheeeeeese! the triple cheese and hash brown breakfast burrito. hurry in before it's gone. >> darya: they just found of a car issued for the amber a lawyer--alert. gold market is a blue 2010 chevy impala. >> darya: we docked have word on the exact location but that girl and the car are safe. >> reporter: we have wins today in cooler temperatures. you can see the line out here that the cloud cover. the temperature is falling in antioch and other surrounding areas. >> reporter: wind speeds are going a in a north westwardly how pattern of. we have temperatures anywhere from the '50s to the '70s throughout the bed. you can see the tempera

more so than him being the president of the university and james madison being a student, after james madison graduated from princeton, he continued to study with john witherspoon. lot of students disagree with their instructors, i know that personally. but in this case, the only disagreement -- james madison leaned towards the david hume writings more than hutchinson or read. but the entire curriculum of princeton -- princeton today is a great scottish spot. presbyterian seminary as they are, the journal for scottish philosophy is there. certainly has its roots in the scots. so, i just wanted to tell you i others think this too. wills attributed that to james madison, and then he attributed it to james madison's reading of david hume. is what garysting wells was pointing out is that was the heartts of the scots, particularly david hume, who writes on if it doesn't work, is got to work, something's got to work, it's got to make sense in order to do something or have a policy, it has to be a policy that works. has to be an institution works. we need to be able to get along, and that's

james bond. a plant. >>> and later jo anne and katherine in the valedictorian debate you never knew you wanted. a blood batting of history. let's get started america. ♪ ♪ >>> let's welcome tonight's guest. he shaves with a hatchet and lathers with a can of ready whip. u.s. army special forces member, terry shaper. she thought frozen was a movie about -- our joanna. he's sharp and funny like a knife that tickles you while stabbing with u job writer and comedian paul otto. and she's the world's youngest cat lady. all right. let's tackle a news topic that no one seems to be paying any attention to. donald trump. [ laughter ] it's been an odd week in the polls. clinton leads in some, trump leads in others. companies have come up with highly sophisticated election model to figure this out. let's take a look at the models now. this for trump. yeah, this is travis. he's obviously for clinton. i don't know why. and this is brad. he's undecided and a very good friend. meanwhile, moody's analytics, the com

james: absolutely not.he reason that that day changed tune -- they recognize the outlook to the global economy to the u.s. i anticipate that she and her colleagues will have a beady eye on international developers. bevan helping out. a terrific perspective. we will continue this discussion. atule lele will join us. for most of our hour, paul bloxham with hsbc, their australia chief economist. of course, paul bloxham on the bombshell from the rba on lower interest rates. another hour of "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ expect the unexpected. the reserve bank of australia stuns market. they/rates to fight this inflation and deflation. in this hour, paul block some of hsbc and the death of commodities on the china effect. further, the yen strengthens. the euro as well. when will janet yellen blank? exit stage left and right. why can't sanders and cruz exit gracefully? this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live from new york. tuesday, may 3. i'm tom keene. friends lean the quality is in london. extraordinary events, an

james bond -- daniel craig was a physical james bond and he nailed it.jillian anderson did the show, it would be a different show. >> you're saying she couldn't perform physically -- >> we need a female james bond. we need the good father making over good father 1, 2 and 3 with melissa mccarthys, goonies with all women. back with harry met sally. i will not rest until every role played by a man is played by a woman. >> can we do all -- >> i got to save myself. i'm not saying jillian anderson -- she's hot and great. >> she's hot so she's great? >> that's 70% of being james bond. it's just being good-looking. >> also, he's a misogynist womanizing dude. i would be great if they made gillian anderson a lesbian who is a womanizer. >> they would have to be that. is it going to be totally reversed? >> i agree with you. i don't want to see gillian anderson or any woman as a james bond because i love the bond girl. you could be a lesbian, that's cool. >> martinis are more of the female drink. they're all throwing back martinis. but truthfully i don't think they n