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day,l news, 24 hours per in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. fink a take on u.s. economic growth in new york. he said the outlook is looking worse because of uncertainty over tax and infrastructure policy. >> it is consistent to believe, there is a belief in the marketplace that we will grow mid-twos. from what i hear that is not happening. rayana.ill with us is na you said something provocative on twitter, which is that economists who claim that a 3% gdp growth target over the next few years, economists who say that is preposterous are doing a disservice to the profession by dismissing the possibility. that, ieason i say toieve that getting back sustainable 3% growth over the next decade, i view that as extraordinarily unlikely. that said, there could definitely be shocks to the rate of innovation in the economy over the next four years or five years that would lead growth to be as high as 3%. joe: you point to the upward shocks. does that imply, larry fink was talking about later this year. does that imply we could get to a faster rate of grow

day,l news 24 hours a powered by 2600 journalist and countries. this is bloomberg. >> thank you very much. hsbc risinghares of today. the most in five months. end returning to revenue isberg.his all bloomberg. >> live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york. >> european close roughly 15 minutes away from the end of the european equity session. let's get to the latest on european banks after years of -- investors finally seeing a glimpse what they've been waiting for, a return to revenue growth. shares rising the most in five months. pleased with the results. say, i think we to seeend of the year 84% revenue growth over the cost 2017. we're standing very good shot of the 4th quarter. guidance as we move into discussions with investors. theet's get sites of results from bloomberg european finance managing editor. that 1st quarter revenue. >> you see growth, you see revenue cost. retail business and management trading. overall, it seems like it's a recovery. i guess that's what you're today.and shares >> suggestion is it isn't one off. trend?ng

day,l news 24 hours a powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts. this is bloomberg. global south korea is electing a new president, a left-leaning moon is poised to take power, ending nine years of conservative rule according to exit polls. it comes months after the ousting of the former president who is awaiting trial on corruption charges. joining us now is peter pae. you tell us about who is going to be the next leader? >> he is an interesting candidate. his parents are actually north korean refugees, and thus his personal connection with the efforts to have a better relations with north korea as those who have been following the campaign, he has definitely pushed the softer line toward north korea, particularly as ,ensions have escalated contrary to donald trump's very hard line as well as to the predecessor in south korea. softer, not is as liberalnciliatory predecessors, but a more pragmatic approach, so a lot of folks are anticipating some easing of tensions. mark: the nation is still reeling from this graft probe. one actionable moon take against family-run c

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l policies are fine. >> i think we need to make some adjustments that we're operating under. we've made some adjustments in our practices. >> staff we've interviewed say the new l policies and procedures are an over reaction to high profile abuse cases in this district. some tell us it's new to the point that if you touch a child for any reason you run the risk of being put on leave and that students know they can make up allegations to help get rid of teachers. in the majority of these cases the accused staff members are sent home on unpaid leave. here is the head of the teachers union. the morale is low. when teachers can leave here and go to a urping jurisdiction where they don't fear for their job that is not true -- dr. maxwell dismissed this idea of low morale saying that he's heard from many in the community who commend him for these new practices. earlier you heard him say that the district is now looking to make adjustments to current practices. well, i pressed him for specifics asking what is the plan. this is what happened. are we going to see a repeat of this next year? >> absolutely not. we're already not seeing a repeat of what we saw at beginni

news. a live look at the scene near 900 market street in san one was shot. a viewer sent in these pictures ting happened. here is a map showing the shafa and ter ale l ththe streets eff right now. police are warning peopleto avoid the area of market mutween fifth and sixty. ngni bdeeipartisment says to expect delays. >>> following developing news out of the east bay. a train has struck and killed a young man. kpix 5's jessica flores is live onscene very latest. jessica? >> reporter: yeah. it hstd pen a dliju lthooowk e at what we can see from our advantage point. the atortry to figure out how this happened. boy on the tell you is the ll tracks around 8:00 a.m. ficis t residential area. officials tell me the boy was struck on a bridge. an area of the track where pedestrians should not be crossing. the sheriff's office official tells us the boy y mabe school from a middle school. officers closed off the road happened. union pacific is also investigating the t to friends and family and they are sing this tragedy to mi rendony cross in are still investigating what happened as we get more information we will bring it to you late:00 i 5can tell you the co

host: as far as what the special the "l can investigate, new york times" saying host: dorothy, hampton, virginia. , crestline. go ahead. -- democrats line. go ahead. you are next. caller: good morning. i would like you to pull out three statements that came out when donald trump fired comey. the first one was from rosenstein. the second one donald trump tweeted. the third thing was when donald trump was talking to lester holt. would you please pull that up so america could see? said was thing was that he was fired because of hillary clinton comey -- hillary clinton. then donald trump came out and said he was fired because of that russia think. could you -- thing. could you pull that up so the american people could see what he is doing to america? ist man thatlying- we have ever -- host: i'm sorry. excellently cut you off. one more call -- earl. caller: i don't believe in a special counsel. there should have been articles of impeachment filed already. host: on what grounds? caller: he has obstructed justice with the fbi director. thiss tried to intimidate individual. it has been proven

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comes from new l era, michigan, independent line. ark, go ahead, you're on with our guest. caller: yes, thank you very much. i was kind of hope whenning they discussing trying to bail out the banks years ago, they would have tried doing something the public in essence, if a loan, it d a 30-year would break up by three, so years, there would be one year they would not have to pay for whatever the interest were cut into, which ould alleviate some pain and burden that apparently the -- extorted stem kind of not allowing home loans to be reconstitute again. give the public a break on that attitude of their -- having that fore g system go into closure, as easy as they were able to afterwards. much.you very guest: i mean, so i think the thatr raised a good point, is with all these discussions of reform that have gone on for almost 10 years, right? there is question of whether the consumer or homeowner, the affected, feels reforms have addressed their concerns and whether they feel plugged the process. we're looking at narrative, which is can president trump get agenda through cap

l trips. that's it for 10:30. the news at 11 starts now. this is fox5 local news at 11. director james comey. we're live with reaction to the minimum wage oor shakeup they're the latest viral videos what is it about them that makes you want to watch? a psychologist breaks it all down and it looks like a regular house for sale, but an online listing forth hours, well, it's a little bizarre. your news starts right now. it came quingly and without warning today. president trump fired fbi director james comey sending a shock wave through the nation's capital. thanks for joining us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. the president fired comey in the midst of the fbi's investigation into whether trump campaign advisors colluded with russia to affect the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. the president sent comey a letter said the attorney general and deputy attorney general recommended he be fire because of the way he handled the clinton e-mail investigation. he wrote,

getting closer to his family, spending time doing yoga and meditating and he's been developing a new tvr lv project. his gm, a sit-down airs tomorrow. >> do you believe you should have lost your job? >> based upon the moment on that tape i understand people's reactions, i agree, i also felt that way. >> now want to point out one of billy's apologies was to you, nancy. >> he did. billy reached out to me about three weeks ago. i wrote an apology i appreciate very much. we worked for so many years. for a long time. i only wish him the very best moving forward >>> moving forward the baby watch 2017. beyonce celebrated her baby shower this weekend or as she called it the carter push party. >> all eyes were on that baby bump. beyonce decorated it with henna tattoos. but let's not forget about george and amal's twins. we have more on the clooneys. >> her official due date is june 4th. a source here in london are telling me they're expecting the twins to come any day now. amal will be giving birth here at a hospital in london that's known for their privacy. >> of course, the jen the big story in l

day,l news, 24 hours a powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 20 countries.ta is fascinating and non-correlated. non-correlated equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. they were red earlier. texas adding 44. of $.18. $44.70. that is brent. not american oil. $48.73, it is absolutely remarkable. non-correlation, there is the swiss 20 year yield. the green color should the red. by one basis point. the weirdness of the fixed income market versus commodities is remarkable. we want to take you away from the austerity, real drops in commodities, to the bloomberg. this is good math. this is the bloomberg commodity index log. dis-inflation.at smooth.ok how it was like your trigonometry course in high school. rolling back on the disinflationary trend. it gives you a look at the overall commodity coverage. stewart wallace will join us in a bit. francine? looking for coverage and focusing on france and emmanuel macron entering the last day of campaigning before sunday's french presidential election. over marine le pen. speaking at a rally in the south of the country, m

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. >> he snuffs out the candle with his l >>> this morning on "world news now," did the president revealormation to the russians? >> a report claiming president trump brought up intel provided by u.s. ally during last week's oval office meetings with top russian officials closed to american media. the administration issuing a strong denial. while the search for new fbi director is under way. >> new images from the deadly jet crash outside of new york city. surveillance camera picking up the moment of it pact. the plane slamming into the ground, creating a fire ball, igniting cars and structures. >> new med ral resical research. who is most at risk for contracting measles abroad and spreading it back here at home. >> things are heating up in insomniac kitchen. we have social media

a new drug to help those suffering from a-l-s. improvements doctors have seen in those who have used it. next. ( marty ) here's a live look at yosemite this morning... for the weekned... it's the afro latin jazz orchestra in san francisco. come out and enjoy some great music and more. it's all happening at the yerba buena gardens from 1 to 3. the event is free to attend. ( marty ) the f-d-a has just approved a new drug for a-l-s. its maker says the drug can slow down the patients' physical decline by one-third. it is the first drug approved specifically for the illness in more than 20-years. a-l-s is a degenerative disease affecting the ability to control muscle movements. up to 15- thousand americans suffer from it. and its cause in still unclear. the new drug is expected to be on the market in august. ( marty ) you have probably heard of yoga with your baby or even with dogs or cats. but what about yoga with a bunny? yoga fans in kansas city had the opportunity to do their routine as bunnies hopped around the room. it was part o

area 85. >> thank you, jill. >> the historic battleship new jersey will celebrate the 74th r commission in the u.s. naff think morning. the balance lp first served in world war ii, days observance will include remarks from veteran who served on the ship, the new jersey also is her ins korea, viet nam, will be nan. will also be memorial wreath, cast into the delaware river in memory of crew members who have passed. the battleship is on the camden waterfront, and open for tours every day. >>> well, you'll soon have chance to touch the moon without even leaving the earth. >> that is for the right price. just how much this back-up real moon dust is expected to go for, when it hits the auction this summer, katie. >> looking ahead here to day that may feature wet weather for some you. which section of the delaware valley has the best chance of seeing more rain today? when we come back. ♪ the moments that connect us happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. >> you'll soon have a chance to get your hand on real moon dust. sotheby's putting up for auction, nasa confirmed it is authentic, aucti

you'll be hearing a new voice for a least one n-f-l football game this year.he first time in 30 years - a woman will be doing play by play for a monday night game on espn in september. beth mowins will be joined in the booth by former n-f-l coach rex ryan. they'll call the september 11th match up between the l-a chargres and the denver broncos. new this morning, we're learning this memorial day -- americans will be hitting the road more than ever. gearing up for the biggest memorial day travel since 2005. they have forecasted over 39-million americans planning to travel over fifty miles to spend the 3 day holiday weekend. this is one million more than last year. of that thirty-nine, thirty-four million americans are expected to drive. that's despite higher gas prices then year's before. triple-a reports to most popular u-s destinations for this holiday --- orlando, las vegas and new york. time now for weather - code orange air quality - record highs possible today - best chance of storms friday - cooler weekend ahead today: hot and humid. record highs possible

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tens of thousands of immigrants are expected to rally in new york, chicago, l-a and here in d-c to protest president trump's boost in deportations. todays protest in washington is set for noon at lamont park in the mount pleasant neighborhood. the new u.s. agriculture secretary, sonny perdue, plans to visit catoctin elementary school in leesburg today. and his planned visit is already igniting controversy. the agriculture department says he'll use the occasion to announce regulatory flexibility for the national school lunch program. perdue has not outlined the changes. but some people are worried he'll relax standards established by former first lady michelle obam. leesburg democrats plan to protest at the school today. the school system says it's working with police to ensure an orderly, safe day. suzanne kennedy will have more in a live report.. later in the hour. the washington capitals have dug themselves a hole.. and with a loss tonight in pittsburgh, you could fill it with quicksand.. the caps dropped the first two games of the series at home.. and now face a must-win situation tonig

news at 11. right now at 11, explosive l allegations against president trump. he tried to shutdown the fbi's investigation into michael flynn. >> and the mayor, police and family members all reacting tonight to new conspiracy claims staffer seth rich. what they are saying about the story you saw first on fox5. plus you ca& call it a rush hour to remember at union station, how about porn end up on one of those electronic ad screens? the news at 11 starts right now. we begin tonight with explosive allegations against president trump. the new york times reports the president asked the former fbi against of michael flynn. thanks for joining us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. tonight, the white house is stem from an internal memo that james comey wrote detailing his conversation with the president teisha lewis is live at the white house with more on the report. >>reporter: tonight more claims about president trump's behavior that has the white house scrambling to defense him. this one coming tonight from the new york times saying that president donald trump as

the new runway will feature long- lasting l-e-d lights and new ground markings.airport officials advise travelers to regularly check with their airlines for flight information. flight times should be back to normal tomorrow. (justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: we made it two in a row today with sunshine and above normal temperatures. it finally feels like spring is here to stay but will that be the case? we are looking at mostly clear skies outside tonight with mild temperatures. the winds are a little stronger today especially near the coast. but the temperatures were still in the 70s and 80s and 60s at the coast. these temperatures are still running about 10 to 12 degrees above average for this time of year and it's going to get hotter.you can see the huge dome of high pressure now building over california. as it continues to strengthen, offshore winds will start to blow. that means as we head into the middle of the week it will be hot inland and even warm all the way to the coast. highs at the beac

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handle the e-mail investigation, the news conference, letter to congress, false choice the deputy attorney general says over going public or keeping quiet, all those things l rob rosenstein, the brand new deputy attorney general has a bipartisan background, cites the facts over 100 department officials had been very critical at the time. he cites that in his letter tonight as reasons justifying the firing although very few of those people at the time said comey ought to be fired. >> what about comey and investigations began under comey, specifically the russian investigation? >> that will clearly go on. interesting tonight, there's been bipartisan support for this move by the president, both the republican, charles grassley and the ranking democrat on judiciary, dianne feinstein, they support the move, but you can expect more calls for a special counsel. >> to chuck todd now, our moderator on "meet the press." there are legal distinctions and then there are optics. how do the optics look? >> the optics look terrible for the white house. director comey had lost confidence with members of both sides of the ais as early as 20 minutes before the announcement -

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the new runway will feature long-lasting l-e-d lights and new ground markings.airport officials advise travelers to regularly check with their airlines for flight information. flight times should be back to normal tomorrow. (justine) coming up... police say two suspects carjacked a driver and went on a shooting rampage in southern california.... details on what led to the mayhem...(jr stone) plus... female marines are speaking out after nude pictures of them circulated online without their consent. why their attorney is now criticizing the united states marine corps... (justine) after pictures of nude female service members circulated online without their consent... an attorney is now criticizing the united states marine corps, for what she calls, lack of action following a recent nude photo scandal... from our partners at c-n-n.. michele (gee-lee) gile reports. marisa woytek, alleged victim: "as someone who has spoken out and has received backlash on social media, i can understand their worry."camp pendleton marine marisa woytek stepped off the base this aftern

in new york, laura evening l, fox >> while president trump is abroad vice-president pence spent the day celebrating college graduates. he was the keynote speaker at grove city college in pennsylvania. so i say to all the graduates here today, don't fear criticism, have the huh h milt to listen to it, learn from it and most importantly push through it. the vice-president was met with some protestors outside of the graduation ceremony. he is due to gift commencement speech at notre dame tomorrow. some students there have reportedly planned a walk out in response to pence's stance on healthcare gbtq rights. following to pennsylvania, the vice-president headed to ohio. there he celebrated arm's forces day thanking a crowd of air men and their families. he also vowed that president trump will propose the largest defense spending in deck aiz. meanwhile former vice-president joe biden delivered a commencement announcement today. he addressed the graduates of morgan state university in baltimore. biden also received an on doctorate from the school graduation time, springtime, hoping for some of

we might have very impressive hihigh tech things, , but this l not solve the reality of new -- millionsf palestinians stuck in borders. you cannot distract the world from this. peter: what would or could resolve the situation? shani: oh, wow. peter: i want to know. shani rosanes is going to give me a blueprint now. shani: i will tell you it has got to come from the outside. peter: trunk says he is going to do things different e-trunk -- trump says he is going to do things different. shani: well, good luck. sylke: i think not from the outside is a very important point that is made here. these two had to carry and agree to whatetever they putut out. it is really kind of an absurd situation about this conflict, that basically teach side knows what it should look like at the end if it is to be viable. the way that is for emotional, political, economic, whatever reason obviously very difficult and people cannot be pushed into peace to have to agree to this. , if the israeli side is more powerful, i think it is in their hands to come and decide, but this is a great effort. to say yes at some

a new look today at elon musk )s plan to bypass l-a traffic. ==vo== musk shared this footage today >>> a new lack today at elon musk's plan to by pass l.a. traffic he shared this footage today of the underground tunnel. the boring company is digger a smaller version in the parking lot. he hopes to build tumbles moving cars on electric skates at 125-mile-per-hour. l.a. city leaders have not revealed whether a they've given the prjt the grown light. >>> some changes for anyone taking b.a.r.t. in or out of oakland. the station also be closed for track work riders can expect delays between 20 and 40 minutes. good news no closure on sunday. you have the warriors to thank for that. b.a.r.t. was originally going to keep that closure in place on sunday. but they cancelled that. that's because of gim one of the conference finals against san antonio. >>> well it's a long road trip. sacramento to china. governor brown is packing his bags. he will travel to china next month as part of a week long mission to promote clean energy. the governor will attend int

lawyers for the former n-f-l player say his prison death is still being investigated. new developments -- terrifying deadly amtrak derailment in pennsylvania back in 2015. official word now that no criminal charges will be filed against the engineer! authorities state: the train was going more than double the speed limit -- and the engineer was distracted. but-- prosecutors say there's no evidence of criminal intent or recklessness. eight people were killed in that crash and about 200 others were hurt. look at these intense flames consuming a bus in south carolina. there were more than 50 kids onboard at the time. miraculously -- the students are safe this morning -- thanks to their school bus driver. she got everyone off the bus before it erupted into flames yesterday. no one was hurt, but no word yet about exactly how this happened. for the first time, we're hearing the 911 calls -- 12 hours after a fraternity pledge at penn state fell headfirst down the stairs. this following heavy drinking... in an alleged hazing ritual back in february. fraternity brothers waiting 12

tonight on the show, he's the director of "snatch," "sherlock holmes," the new film "king arthur: l ritchieew album "relaxer" comes out june 2nd. alt-j from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. that's coming up. [ cheers and applause ] you get what i'm saying. jimmy will be back in the saddle next week. and as a reminder, if you'd like to help the great hospital that did such amazing things for the kimmel family the past couple of weeks, you can donate to children's hospital los angeles at the address on your screen. [ cheers and applause ] hopefully, they'll get a bunch of drunken cinco de mayo donations tonight. my first guest has nothing to promote. she just wants you to watch "friends" reruns so she gets a little money from that. she's just being cool to come out. this is courteney cox! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. >> david: they like you. >> nice monologue. >> david: yeah, right? me blabbing away. [ laughter ] what's your first story? no, i'm kidding. >> let's do it. >> david: no, i'm new. it's great to see you. >> by the way, it works, by the way. if you're not good. >> david:

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