jonathan bell, the cio stanhope capital. thank you.ing up, what is happening with the market open, next. ♪ guy: good morning. you are watching "on the move." here is your morning brief. following last night's minutes, the market prices and the possibility that the fed might raise rates in june. shares are down more than 50% since the last agm. how russ ough a ride will management get today? flight is missing this morning. the latest from the egyptian capital. let's talk about how this market will develop. it looks like this will be a negative one. fomc, pointing to june or july. 0.5%.l that remember, hsbc and shale both ex dividend today. this i ths the market open. it looks like we will see a negative start. the cac opening up soft. the ftse 100 opening up soft as well. we are going to push down from there. germany might take a few minutes to develop. but the ftse 100 is down down 0.5%. let's see how the details are developing around the open with nejra. nejra: i am looking at how the different industry groups are opening on the stoxx

jonathan: brad bell, have a beautiful day. appreciate it. thanks. michelle: finally coming to twitter to make it easier to tweet. they are stretching the 140 character limit. well, to the limit. user names, image links those won't count. it's just the actual text of the tweet. that is one of a few changes on the way. like including a way for other users to see one's private replies by letting your retweet, letting you retweet your own comments. we want to let you know how you feel about the changes? that is the subject of our, of course, twitter poll. so far by a 2:1 margin the twitter users are ready for the update. keep voting and let us know why you like or dislike the change. jonathan: still ahead at 4:00, shakeup at t.s.a. who is in and who is out? what is in the works to cut down on the huge wait line? >> glory lifetime. michelle: it's finally here. a look at ahead at tonight's "dancing with the stars" finale. doug: sunshine. temperatures in the 80's. it's beautiful heading toward the weekend for memorial day. what will the weather be like? we

bell. jonathan: vonnie quinn with some first word news.onnie: in canada, 90% of the city of fort mcmurray survived the massive wildfire. about 2400 structures were destroyed. the fire forced 88,000 people to flee and they will not be allowed back for at least two weeks. a german train station was probably politically motivated. an attacker killed one person in aounded three others town about 25 miles southeast of munich. the suspect is a 27-year-old german. witnesses said he yelled god is great in arabic. congress could pass a bill to help puerto rico with its debt. the bill would crte a control board to approve puerto rico spending and restructure its debt. week the islands development bank defaulted on $370 million. i'm vonnie quinn. suissen: up next, credit enters the least ugly contest. a second quarterly loss. not as bad as expected. we will hear from the ceo and his plans to turn around the swiss bank. the interview is next. up 4.5%.k of ♪ jonathan: this is bloomberg . credit suisse posted another quarterly loss but shares arisin

brad bell, abc 7 news. jonathan: the lookout for eulalio tordil last night at 11:00 when the police named him as a suspect in the shooting on the school grounds. his estranged wife was killed in the shooting. tonight, a more clear picture of his wife, including disturbing allegations concerning his family. jeannette reyes has the developments. jeannette: if neighbors of eulalio tordil were not aware of what happened thursday night, by today they knew he was in some kind of serious trouble. is a delphi apartment door is padlocked and covered in evidence tape as the investigation continues. these neighbors who did not want to show their faces tellis people tend to keep to themselves in this apartment complex, but they share more than a few conversations. tordil was a protective federal services officer and before that worked for immigrations and customs enforcement in arizona. >> [inaudible] jeannette: another neighbor who was shaken by the news said the family seemed happy, nothing was odd, but this protective order

in aspen hill, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: now back to where it de of the arrest. you were in the area where this guy was just sitting in the boston market. you were thinking of going in there and getting lunch today. kimberly: i almost did. for whatever reason i decided not to go into the boston market right here and ducked into kohl's briefly. we may have been next to the alleged gunman tordil. we want to show you the moment right leading up to his arrest. abc7 was live on the air. we were live when the police were shouting at us to get back, take a look at the video now of the moment where police moved in, surrounded tordil's vehicle. and made the arrest. we were told, we saw undercover officers. we saw officers in plain clothes. there was no shouting. no gunfire. he came out of therca. put his hands behind his back. and they cuffed him. relatively peaceful compared to the carnage he is accused of in the last 24 hours. beingpotographer got up next to it and he said it looked like there was damage to it. whether the driver did the damage or an officer had to do t

northeast washington, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: lucky no one is hurt. now to what we are calling stinky mail. everybody is calling it that. wheelbarrow of what is believed undelivered letters and packages pulled from a sewage pipe. now there are far more questions than answers. d.c. bureau chief sam ford you will only see on abc7. sam, what is the post off how did it get in there? sam: well, at this point, officially, jonathan, they are not saying very much. but for how it got in there, we'll tell you about that. well, we are here at anacostia road and douglas in northeast d.c. it appears that a postal employee didn't like delivering all the mail and so he started dumping it into the sewer. stuffing nil the sewer here. that is where -- stuffing it in the sewer there. that is when they found a wagon full of the stuff. it was postmarked late as may 11. snaking out a clogged drain for a neighbor and he noticed paper coming up. upon closer inspection he saw failed papers and the envelopes as he started to look for a source and found all kind of mail in the

in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. across the country deadly tornadoes. take a listen. >> still has not shown much weakening at all. ahead of you -- jonathan: look at the size of that thing. everything in the path torn to shred. after the outbreak across the great plains. we watched some of it playing out live almost 24 hours ago on abc7 news. in all there were 21 twisters over five states. meteorologist brianne carter carter -- meteorologist brian van de graaff shows us the damage. brian: the damage done. devastating for families that lost everything. >> i walked out. i went into shock a little bit. brian: from oklahoma. >> god. get out. i hope the people are underground. >> to nebraska. >> wow! >> look at that. brian: and arkansas. images of the destructive storms and the stories of survival are incredible. >> picks me up and threw me against a tree. i just held on. >> this is the worst storm i went through as far as hail in my lifetime. brian: cars took a beating from baseball size chunk of ice. >> that is a tree. brian: winds so fierce trees were upro

in baltimore, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: we will see you then. a bad crash developing in wheaton. three calls involved in the center of the sc this is randolph road. an area you want to avoid. you can see it is backing up traffic in one direction. they have only one lane squeezing through there. and if you are in aspen hill now and you are wondering what is going on at the giant store, a person accidently drove their car into the grocery store. a few people were treated for minor cuts and breezes. everyone we are told is okay. have not figured out why the person thought the grocery store was a drive through. today a helping hand to make life better for kids in the battle for their lives. michelle: diane cho was there when volunteers helped build play set for children fighting cancer. diane: today, four kids in the national capital reason fighting cancer got v.i.p. treatment with a chance to forget about the diseases for arrest while. volunteers with the rock solid foundation partnered with keller williams and capital properties at 4-year-old oliv

in rockville, brad bell, abc7 jonathan: over the weekend a vigil was held for claudina molina who was killed steps from where the gunman was finally taken into custody. her family and witnesses are still in shock. >> we are suffering. great loss. tragic. my family is torn apart about it. jonathan: two others killed and three others wounded in the shooting spree. tonight at 7:00, a vigil to pray for all six and their families will be held at the united methodist church in gaithersburg. michelle: many of you might have heard first about the shooting spree from one of our text messages be. the first to learn when breaking news happens. log on to wjla.com/text and enter your number for updates from the newsroom straight to your phone. our other developing story today. the weather. here we go again. another week that is gray and gloomy. doug hill is in the keep umbrellas handy again. >> it's looking that way after a rainy week last week. we have another one underway now. the rain began the week before that. cloudy skies. southwest of washington small showers. rain might not be a surprise.

in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: there is a warning after four cases of kids approached by a man. in each of the cases the kids gave almost the exact same story and the same descriptions of the guy in the vehicle he is driving. jeff goldberg has details. high school and elementary school students report a man driving dark pickup truck or sedan creeping up next to them and sometimes talking and sometimes not. last wednesday the recent incident outside washington lee high school. he said one time he honkedhi horn and the other time he was clearly watching her. jeff: the news to make any parent feel like vance does. >> it makes me nervous. jeff: two girls walking home from barrett elementary school when a man in a dark blue pickup truck drove beside them at a slow speed staring. vance's daughter is in the fourth grade at barrett and walks home from school with friends each day. >> we don't want her to grow up being afraid of the world. jeff: in the past few months four incidents with a pickup truck or dark blue van hap

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district heights, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: all right. see you then. thanks.s now. international. as they celebrate uruguayan food and it's uruguayan food day. and kellye lynn visits deal middle school to take a taste test. >> well, vegetables, too? kellye: a menu change at d.c. public schools. not everyone was willing to try pastel del carne for lunch. >> did you taste the food? >> no. i just had a sandwich. >> this is uruguayan food day. it's part of the international food day program. which d.c. public schools plan in partnership with the embassies and the global partners we work but through the embassy adoption program. >> spinach tart with mashed potatoes. metty good. >> the students here have been learning about uruguay for the past year and on international food day, showcase their knowledge. >> i find it interesting. i like to l >> it's interesting and important that the children know about other country. they expand their horizon and interest. >> to australia and turkey and uruguay. the fourth and the final international food day of the year was somet

in annapolis, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: that is quite an accomplishment. congratulations to one and all. fantastic. back here at the patriot harley davidson in fairfax. events are planned all weekend long leading up to the ride on sunday. sunday is when you will see 10,000 riders come through this area heading to the pentagon. there expected to take part. if you want to get out and maybe get on the route they will be on, they encourage folks to come out and give them a way. just say hi. you won't be able to hear yourself think. it's loud. that's why they call it "rolling thunder." michelle you are relatively new here but you have to check it out. it's amazing. michelle: there are so many great things to do even beyond to honor those who served. what is the highlight for you? jonathan: it's nice to talk to folks. some of the riders that come, they come from all part of the koontz. they all have a story about why they are here. a lot of them served and maybe some of them have family members that served and lost. emotional connection to the ride. some of them

bell in new york. this is bloomberg go. i am here with jonathan ferro and vonnie quinn. chambers will be joining us live. hour --for the entire we have don kelly. it is time for the three stories that matter to the market most. chinese officials planning to ask their american counterparts when the fed will likely raise rates at a meeting next month. find a is worried it will have a negative impact on the one and they are trying to prepare for the looming fed increase. , but it isto ask either going to be june or july. what it matter that much to china if it was june or july? >> probably not a huge difference. at morganal view stanley is that we do not get the first rate hike until december, so we will see what happens, but obviously the chinese are concerned about financial conditions. when we had the first rate hike in december, and in august when the chinese were appreciating their currency, financial markets tightened. chinese arethe concerned, but our view is that the fed does not hike until december. david: one thing we hear repeatedly is it is not so much where the

the opening bell in new york city is next on bloomberg "" ♪ jon: i am jonathan ferro, moments awayrk city. the dax, the rally continues biggest1% after the two-day drop since early spring. futures are firmer going into the cash open. , butures are up 29 points coming off of highs. across the board, assets, the headline in the commodity markets is $50 on wti, another one full percentage point. likewise on brent. interesting moves, down two basis points on the 10-year. a strong rally at the front end of the curve. initial jobless claims and durable goods are good. capital goods unexpectedly declining. a forward-looking indicator potentially. that was the catalyst for the rally in the treasury market. 30 seconds into the open, let's go to abigail doolittle. with thea solid open three major averages trading dayer following the best 2 rally since march 1. we will see how that plays out. one source of strength is oil. wti is above $50 per barrel. an important psychological mark, and the first time since october. the recovery is helping the energy complex. shares of exxon mobil, trading h

bell. i am jonathan ferro, alongside vonnie quinn. much is moving.ead on the screen, depending on where you are looking. let's get tab the gals zoo little. abigail zoo to little. >> a stock is up. the deal here is going to buy american capital management for $3.4 billion. 1495 in cash and stock deal. exclude mortgage getty sayinga demand forgrowing capital buyers and this has created a need for flexible lending. management is the number two shareholder in american capital and strongly suggest it is supportive of this deal. another two stocks moving this morning, anthem and cigna. cigna down about 3%. a deal between these companies is july lie 20 worth -- 24 of last year. there is bickering ahead of an antitrust review. accusing the other of violating the agreement. ans is not helpful in environment where we have seen deals not go through, most notably pfizer and allergan. whatll have to see happens. lastly, tribune publishing has rejected a $15 per share from gannett, saying the takeover offer is inadequate. justin dearborn says they stand ready to w

bell. meganvid westin alongside murphy and jonathan ferro.to speed on what's happening. futures stay positive. dow futures are up 53 points. the s&p is positive seven. lithic or going to kick off may on the front foot for the board. market, thehe fx euro-dollar is punching through for the first time. tocomes back a little bit 114. thedollar yen, it breaks losing streak. month of gains in april of almost 20%, it's 2/10 of a percent higher for the first day of may. let's cross over to matt miller some stocks to watch. company in thest world is trying to snap a seven date losing streak during its longest losing streak in more than three years. it fell 11% last week after earnings failed to impress. here you can see we are up about 4/10 of a percent. this is a high-volume free-market trade. the slide has not just affected it. it's such a huge body that pulls down everything around. take a look at apple in blue and the s&p 500 in white and it's dragging the s&p down in making up 29% of the indexes decline over the next week. this is chart 1147 on

into the fray, taking aim at trump over his cinco de mayo taco bell tweet that said, i love hispanics. your voice, your vote. abc's jonathan karl has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: donald trump is finally locked in the republican nomiti but the most powerful republican in the land says he's not ready to endorse him. >> i'm just not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now. >> reporter: speaker paul ryan has expressed concerns about trump's controversial statements on muslims and on immigrants. his announcement came just after this trump tweet hit with a thud. happy cinco de mayo. the best taco bowls are made in trump tower grill. i love hispanics. according to our abc news/"washington post" poll, 81% of hispanics disapprove of trump. and within minutes of trump's taco bowl tweet, hillary clinton tweeted his own words back at him. i love hispanics! trump, 52 minutes ago. and then this video. >> we're going to have a deportation force, they have to go. >> reporter: trump is struggling to unite his own party. the last two republican presidents and the last two republican nominees are all skipp

jonathan ferro. moments away from the opening bell.up 91 points, s&p 500 firming up, up about .5 of 1%. in europe, up 1.5% and the opening bell is drinking in new york. europe moves toward the close. really gaining. i will get to the cross view, euro at 1157, weaker euro story. people at 145 .92. significant depreciation in the session. brexit can pen getting a little momentum may be. up two basis points. $26 billion scheduled for the two-year from folks added the fed meeting next month. 48.28, sos a let about 25 minutes into the section and let's cross over to abigail doolittle for the markets. abigail: we have a nice opening for u.s. stocks. green for all the three major averages, up as we can see across the board. this follows the global equity rally, a bit of a risk on project. finance shows, the best in the stoxx 600 and that turns over to the financial sector in the u.s. one of the top performers is morgan stanley. this could reflect bullish comments from the ceo, who earlier today did tell bloomberg that he is positive about the

doran, do you know jonathan grubl gruber? >> it rings a bell. >> i know the name. >> do you know what he does for -- you know, what his occupation is? >> i think he's an economist who was enlisted to help with the health care reform. >> yes, sir, yes. >> the famous guy who was -- and do you know what title he was given when he was helping with obamacare and the health care reform, do you know what he was titled? anyone remember? architect of obamacare. and, you know, that might be -- that's one thing you are the architect of obamacare and all, but he got a little notoriety in the press and actually had to come and sit right where you guys are sitting a few years ago. any of you guys know why he was brought in front of the committee and had to sit here? want to take a guess? >> basically he lied about the costs of obamacare. >> yes, he was deceptive, yes. he talked about the stupidity of the american voter. he talked about -- this is a direct quote. bragging after this thing is pass, lack of transparency is a political advantage. that's a nice w

jonathan: thank you very much. the opening bell is up next, futures firming up going into the open. points, s&p 500 futures positive 11 and nasdaq futures of about a half of 1% -- up about half of 1%. matt: -- ♪ [ 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. jon: this is "bloomberg . moments away from the opening bell. equities, futures in new york city, futures are positive. europe, as we hear the opening bell in new york, stocks are clinging onto gains. the footsie is up just six points. the pound is starting to build some momentum in the last 30 minutes. on thelar is marginally back foot -- the euro is on the down foot to the dollar. the 30 year is in focus with more supply in the market, $15 billion worth of 30 year bonds in the u.s. coming up in a couple of hours. let get your market open. matt: we are looking at gains on the major indexes after losses yesterday. the biggest loss for the down a couple of months but it is up 24 points but not a lot of movement. you can see al

jonathan: all right. it's finally time. we knew the crab numbers were solid. but the weather now is cooperating for a crab feast. put the newspaper down and get cracking. brad bell, you got your mallet, set to go? you are sitting down, you are in the position. brad: oh, jonathan. i will talk to you about the mallet in a minute. i have a firm opinion on what you are supposed to do with these when you eat crabs as a true marylander. the reason we are here in addition to me being able to sell this story to our producers and the news directors at mike's crab house. a beautiful day. people are out and about. we want to talk about the crab health. we got the surveys from the state of maryland. they do the mid-winter dredge surveys where they go in bay and scrape in the mud. they count the crab. this year they found numbers were up 35%. there are people happy to here that news. >> i say you use it to crack the lengths a little bit. get the big chunks out. just like that. watch this. you came from boston, lobster country. look what happens. hmm, hm ~m, hmm. i don't think i need to stop doing this. jonathan: you don't. we'll ask you a question while you are making your w

jonathan: the adp payrolls disappoint. david: we are just under 30 minutes away from the opening bell. this is bloomberg go. i'm david westin alongside jonathan ferro and megan murphy. futures down on the dow. the ftse 100 down by one full percentage point. the dollar a week or moves off the back of some soft data. table disappointing data out of the u.k. as well. 145 and treasuries rally. biggest move yesterday in about two months. the yield of 1.78%. matt: a lot of equities moving in the premarket. almost 8%is plunging despite beating analyst estimates with first-quarter earnings. the second quarter fell sure. -- short. this was the 31st straight quarter that priceline beat consensus. nearly eight years of positive surprises. let's talk about the big media companies that have reported. and time warner both reported profit above analyst estimates for the first quarter. credited higher ad sales. time warner saw higher ad sales as ratings rose on it cable news stations during the primary season. etsy soaringa since growing public. than $13 million from income tax provisions. have you ev

bell in new york city. bloombergloomberg -- with carol massar and jonathan ferro. jonathan: s&p 500 futures positive six.we approach the close. quickly, the board commodity market dominating the conversation with wti at a session high, 48.4%. the datas after yesterday showing u.s. crude induction slide in the most eight months, down from the peak of around 9.6. treasury yields climb a little bit higher. the commodity currencies on the frankfurt. the other majors, the euro and the pound on the back against the stronger dollar. matt miller, big moves across assets. matt: let me talk about what was once the darling of the stock ipo,t with the biggest alibaba shares moving higher despite a mess on profit. just a miss on profit. -- a miss on profit. chinese consumers spent 39% more on the alibaba site then the previous year. tesla shares are also rocking and rolling after elon musk once again promised -- not rocking and rolling as much as they were. now only up 1%. promise toade a big make 500,000 cars a year by 2020 and pulled it forward two years to 2018. he says he is sleeping at the office in order to get

bell. this is bloomberg go with jonathan and megan. offm: i almost took the mic after that battle.ly. i had the superior chart. we'll get the market check 30 minutes away. futures are off a low. dow futures are down 6/10 of 1%. over in europe, their losses coming in a little bit as well and 1.6%. they had a miss of some of the euro's biggest banks. so, we'll switch up the board quickly. the dollar weakness early in the session, we are raising some of that as we approach the cash break in the u.s.. here, we will be taking all the headlines through the rate chart. rates and australia are at an all-time low. by one point 8%. speaking of 1.8%, that is the yield on the 10 year. by seven basis points. crude coming in a little bit as well and 4/10 of a 1% at $44 $.59. matt: there is a lot to come. we are continuing to watch gm auto sales. trading down, is adding to the negative hedge fund after posting the third straight quarterly loss. back $4.1pull it billion with the hedge fund manager. they are posting week results. meanwhile, pfizer beat estimates of strong sales for the integrated d

jonathan: thanks. i want to get to breaking news at the white house. the situation out there, they were in lockdownment the lockdown has been lifted. brad bells on scene. still a very strong police presence there. what is going on out there? brad: this is the old executive office building. you are looking south on 17th street. the uniform officer officers at the ready. they are telling folks that the road is closed. you can't head down there now. what we understand at this point is the person approached the most. carrying a weapon and was told to drop it. did not. kept approaching. uniform secret service officer opened fire. the person is critically injured. the important thing to know is that the person did not get in the white house. secret service telling us that no one they protect was affected in any way, shape or form. we are hoping to get a briefing from the spokesperson at the u.s. park police at this location. when we have that we will get back with you as soon as we can. the roads are closed. the police still on high alert. back to you. michelle: thank you. jamie sullivan standing by. is all the activity by the white house the othe

bell. i am alongside amanda lang and jonathan ferro.aterial back from the conference in vegas. jon: it is one of those mornings when journalists spent yesterday writing these stories. david: then the facts come in. you the official data tells another thing. here is your financial scorecard. theyes deep in the red and trim some of their losses and they are rolling back over again. dow futures -48 points. europe, ftse is poised to close for a fourth straight week of losses. the fx market, stronger dollar story on every cross. we stay there. the u.s. 10 year yield, going lower again. wti, the highest close since november. a little bit of a reach race meant. matt miller. matt: we are watching shake shack. they got a boost from adding more stores and sandwiches. 33% boost in locations. it has a new chicken shack sandwich that i intend to try today. that brought more buyers into the chain. same-store sales jumped by 10%. club, down 47% this week. in aounder resigned scandal. yesterday, jim chanos said he was sure the lender. like to hear that

bell. this is bloomberg go. i'm with megan murphy and jonathan ferro.the the labor market gets dumped some of the markets jump around 30 minutes later. points on the dow. futures are negative. we switch up the board quickly. we have interesting is from the treasury market. , it with 2.5% wage growth was a disappointing headline number that seems to be driving yields down taking june off of the table for a fed hike. yeard a yield on the 10 down by a couple of basis points. about one quarter of 1% against the dollar. for more reaction to the latest report, erik schatzker reports us -- joins us. jim a coffin -- jim macaw been -- economics professor jason furman. seems on the headline number, do these suggest otherwise." -- otherwise? had the week's job growth since september 2015. you would think something is wrong. let's not forget that we are close to full employment with unemployment rates at 5%. what is supposed to happen when we are near full employment? the number of hours worked as opposed to rise. accelerationwage at least the acceleration of wage

john: 30 minutes way from the opening bell, here in new york city. i'm jonathan ferro.are away on assignment. lastly, we had a retail on the upside. the cci fed measure has inflation. gottenrket that has not anywhere near the feds. lisa: maybe, it will get there today. play deals are rising. perhaps, they are rising in more along the past. john: they have more to the cash open. let's look at what is treating globally. the s&p 500 futures are at negative five. over and europe, they stay in their. it is -- they drew 10,000 points quite comfortably. as we rolled towards the close come auschwitz of the board break quickly. the euro is at 114. that is way throughout the section. hangnter 45 harry dwayne it up. they had a stronger pound at 144. the also changed the 10 year at 1.76%. they had the brink contract which is creeping higher. away from the cash open here in new york. let's get you more with julie. julie: we're talking about the long-term out performance of home depot versus walmart. this is down, the first watch looks like a pretty stellar quarter of topics beating

jonathan: our team of reporters are covering this story. we begin our team coverage with maryland bureau chief brad bell. brad?giant grocery store is where the third of the three murders happened. the suspect did not run far. shortly after the murder, they spotted his car in this parking lot, and then they spotted him in this boston market restaurant. what the suspect did not know was that somebody who took a seat near him was a police officer

jonathan: this is "bloomberg ." just moments away from opening bell. allow.l financial markets. future stable throughout much of the session. of about a single point. plenty of markets close, including the german dax. as you hear the opening bell here in new york city, let me go through the asset classes for you. 1% on thef 2/10 of dollar. the dollar yen taking a temperature gauge of the fx market with the weaker japanese yen. yields are up about four basis points to session highs. the big story in the crude market, $47. 25 seconds into the open, let's strip it back t to get to julie hyman. by oilparsley helped prices going higher, that will do some of the energy stocks in premarket trading could nasdaq leading the gains of about nine points to that is likely due at least in some parts apple, which is been talking about. . aftershare are higher berkshire hathaway diebold a billion dollars state -- diebold a billion dollars state stake. we have talked about this a lot of appleshare so berkshire is seeing value their. to acquireeing anacor. those and a course g

jonathan papelbon. singles to left. in comes franco, but the nats hold onto beat the phillies four to three, once again, that's four straight losses for the fighting phils. >> that's all for sport, i'm don bell great day. >> coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news", donald trump on the defensive, the accusations he plans to address today. >> also, some scary video when two motorcycle ride remembers one over by a car. hear what one of the people on the motorcycle says about the dangerous case of road rage. plus this: >> he made some funny joke, and then i laughed, and it went down my throat and i was just immediately started coughing. >> well, prom night was a little tough to swallow for that teen. what she accidentally swallowed on her way to the dance. kate? >> and waking to up clouds and fog this morning, but grab the sunglasses on your way out the door. you will need them eventually as we clear out and that will give way to a sunny stretch. i'll tell you how long it will >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> where did $6 million go in that's a big question donald trump plans to answer today. find out why he's on the defensive, though, about his fundraising. >>

jonathan: chief meteorologist doug hill is monitoring the beach, bay and mountain forecast for us. let's start off with the maryland bureau chief brad bell. brad, man, that rescue on the bridge, that was heart-stopping and great work by the rescuers to just comfort that guy and talk him off the ledge. brad: yeah, you know what? that is right. i have been covering the area for a long time. i have never seen that exact rescue happen before. we understand that firefighter was from a specially trained to talk to us because we are told it was a police event. you know what? memorial day traffic we have seen in recent years has picked up. thursday. not necessarily friday. that was a tough start this morning. when that distraught man took a seat on the bridge. the episode started when the police spotted the pickup parked mid-span of the bay bridge and then they found the man himself on a gritterer under the bridge. you can see him swinging his legs. news chopper 7 is there as a technical firefighter from the jones station firehouse goes over the edge himself. he shakes hand with the man and begins a conversation. these people are walking on the

jonathan gruber? do you know that name. >> rings a bell but can't call it up. >> mr. ruben do you know mr. gruber? >> know the name. >> do you know what his occupation is? >> i think he's an economist who was enlisted to help with the healthcare reform. >> yes, sir yes. >> the famous guy -- do you know what title he was given when he was help ing with obamacare and healthcare reform? do you know what he was titles? anymore remember? architect of obamacare. that's one thing. architect of obamacare and all, but he got a little notoriety in the press and had to come and sit where you guys are sitting a few years ago. al any of you guys know why he was brought in front of the committee and had to sit here? want to take a guess? >> he lied about the cost of obamacare. >> yes, he was deceptive. he talked about the stupidity of the american voter. direct quote. bragging after it was passed. lack of transparency is a political advantage. that's a nice way of saying if you deceive people you might get your way, right? might help your case. so here is jonathan gruber architect of obamacare talking about dec

jonathan: it's cinco de mayo, perhaps some people skipped out of work early. this is a holiday associated with drinking. we have seen that in recent years. brad bell joining us in annapolis. unique way to prevent people driving while intoxicated. i haven't seen this before. you are right. sync is a draining night in america. here in annapolis. a great idea. watch what he is about to do. the police offering something they call know your limit. they just want people to know how much they need to drink to be illegal on the road. in maryland the level is .08. looks like the mayor may have had something not so long ago. but the bottom line is and we have the officer from the police department here. they don't want to scare people. they want to educate people. it's as quick as this. i can tak a breathalyzer test right now. tell me what to do. >> blow in the tube. that is it. there you go. i had iced tea they don't want people leaving in cars if they are above the limit. we will hopefully bring someone from the bar who might be surprised how close or over the limit they have become. in annapolis, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: thank you, brad. for those

jonathan: to get perspective on the story and the man now in custody we have to go back in time to this time yesterday. brad bellill start the coverage from aspen hill. that is where it started. and it all ended. brad? brad: one big long convoluted story. it ended when police spotted this guy in this dunkin' donuts. his car parked in the parking lot. but yes, this is all a continuation of an event that started yesterday. as you sa high school when there was a shooting in the parking lot. murdered. her name gladys, the wife of eulalio tordil.g new informatiot to share with you right now about all of this. i have just gotten a look at the peace order that gladys tordil won against her estranged husband. it tells a terrible story. she told the court that they brought their two children from the philippines in 2006. and that eulalio tordil w suspecting them to overly strict, military type discipline. that he would lock them in a dark closet. he showed them pornographic materials. he touched them inappropriately. again this is all laid out in this peace order that gladys tordil got. she also says in march that he tol

bell" exchange for thursday. michael is back from destination wealth management. we have jonathan from meridian equity from post nine and rick from chicago. jonathan, what's going on? you have one good rally, then a sell off. we are meandering today. what are you seeing? >> look at the volatility and uncertainty we have had in the market this week. s&p has had a 30-point range. dow up 2020 tuesday, down thursday. the market is looking for something to hold on to, whether it's a good or bad headline, looking for some direction. >> we get both of each, don't we? >> that's the issue. the headlines aren't strong enough to move the markets, yet they are. coming into today, with the futures up, markets back and forth. we had to wait until this afternoon, kansas city, fed president, came out with comments. that was something investors were waiting for and looking for. the uncertainty about what washington is going to do about interest rates, they were off the table for june, now back on. investors are looking for direction. today might have been a tip of the hand as to what we are going

jonathan novak. maria: welcome back. we're 45 minutes away from the opening bell for a tuesday. the market is expected to open higher.market take off. we're expecting dow industrials to open up 100 points. couple other stocks, specific names on the move, facebook revamping procedures related to the trending topics section after internal investigation said it found no evidence of political bias however facebook will take measures to minimize the potential effects of individual opinions. we're watching jpmorgan cutting nearly 100 jobs, this time in its private bank business according to "wall street journal" this morning. broadly speaking the market is expected to being higher this morning. long lines at nation's busiest airports, angering passengers, frustrating airlines t has cost one tsa official his job. "varney & company" host, city varney. stu, your take on the shake-up at tsa? >> i am not keen on government. thank goodness we don't get all the government we're forced to pay for. when i see the government perform i always astonished how badly they perform in so many areas. this tsa story is classic example. long

jonathan ferro. futures a stable. of about one point. s&p 500 futures going nowhere. heading for a second week of gains. a thirdeading for straight week of gains as the opening belld's quickly. at 1.152.ollar stock your any unstable. wti, if we close at this level, close to the one day -- the biggest one-day drop since may -- it is friday in new york city. let's cross over to abigail doolittle. abigail: we are looking at a basically flat, unchanged open for you as averages just slightly hilar -- slightly higher. janet yellen speaking at around 1:15 today. we will wait to see trading ahead of this player oil down a second day in a row, despite hitting above $50 a barrel briefly yesterday. this is among pressure from global oil makers, including royal dutch shell. as it of gamestop falling fell 30%. gamestop has something six percent gains, so investors may not be surprised by these results. rejectednd -- valeant a combined bid earlier this spring. despite the stock was down 90% from its record peak. some still see value in the shares of valeant. david: we saw the latest revision of the first quarter of gdp in the u.s. the u.s. economy grew up slightly faster than

jonathan ferro. welcome back from the long weekend. 38.futures up s&p 500 up 1/10 of 1%. in europe, the potential to snap the five-day streak. as you hear the opening bell other asset classes. euros stronger against the u.s. dollar. dollar/yen is stable. yields keep on pushing higher. up for basis points on the u.s. 10 year. up 1.89%. in the crude market with a $50 handle, 49.53. we add to that by one half of 1% ahead of a risk-loaded week, including opec, for the oil market. abigail doolittle. abigail: we're looking at a m moderately positive open. following a moderate -- a moderately weak lead in the u.k.. trading flat in the u.s. open our shares of apple. down from the premarket point 5% following a bearish report from the reviews saying apple's iphone product cycle could extend to three years. apple down 5% year to date as use go from bearish the bullish. more of a switch up. the stories on the open are the shares of cliff natural after j.p. morgan upgraded it from overweight. raising steel prices should help near-term earnings growth. he believes that could move higher by 75%. of theof biogen and out trading higher. add the is down and biogen is up