are both atizon the port where there is only so much they can do, at least u.s.rom m&a standpoints. they cannot by another wireless network. regulators will not allow them to pay they cannot by another cable network -- regulators will not allow them to. so the digital aspects like yahoo!, it is probably somewhat appealing. you can make a small bet and develop something down the road that is appealing to your wireless customers. francine: let's go to vietnam, where boeing has won an order for 100 points from viet jet, the country's only private airline. it is worth $3 billion. viet jet is an airbus customer. it has multibillion offers. what incentives were offered for you to switch? dinesh: it's not a switch. it's looking at the value of the new airplanes caused the max 200, which is 370 max. this was launched by ryanair, and clearly that airplane has 197 seats. they saw the economic stuff that airplanes, and they realized this is the best economic any airplane can have in the world. ,ith that particular importance and they are kind of a low carrier in vietnam rig

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you know, a lot of aircraft, at least u.s. aircraft, those cabin doors, cockpit doors are locked. different countries have different regulations, but there's a heightened awareness since 9/11, of course, at the same time pilots are more focused on the safety of their aircraft, the safety and conditions they are flying in to. you mentioned security at

look, at&t and verizon are both at the point where there is only so much they can do, at least u.s.rom m&a standpoints. they cannot buy another wireless network. regulators will not allow them to. they cannot buy another cable company, regulators will not allow them to. so the digital aspects like yahoo!, it is probably somewhat appealing. you can make a small bet and maybe you can develop something down the road that is appealing to your wireless customers. francine: let's go to vietnam, where boeing has won an order for 100 planes from vietjet, the country's only private airline. the deal is worth $3 billion. vietjet is an airbus customer. it had multibillion options. what incentives were offered for you to switch? dinesh: it's not a switch. it's looking at the value of the new airplanes caused the max 200, which is a variant of 370 max. this was launched by ryanair, and clearly that airplane has 197 seats. and they saw the economic stuff that airplanes, and they realized this is the best economic any airplane can have in the world. with that particular importance, and they are ki

at&t and verizon are both at the point where there is only so much they can do, at least u.s.rom m&a standpoints. they cannot buy another wireless network. regulators will not allow them to. they cannot buy another cable network -- regulators will not allow them to. so the digital aspects like yahoo!, it is probably somewhat appealing. you can make a small bet and develop something down the road that is appealing to your wireless customers. francine: let's go to vietnam, where boeing has won an order for 100 planes from vietjet, the country's only private airline. it is worth $3 billion. vietjet is an airbus customer. it has multibillion offers. what incentives were offered for you to switch? dinesh: it's not a switch. it's looking at the value of the new airplanes caused the max 200, which is 370 max. this was launched by ryanair, and clearly that airplane has 197 seats. they saw the economic stuff that airplanes, and they realized this is the best economic any airplane can have in the world. with that particular importance, and they are kind of a low carrier in vietnam right

meanwhile, the pentagon has admitted at least 25 u.s. soldiers have been stationed inside libya at two separate outposts since at least late 2015. it's the latest sign of possible -- of u.s. military escalations in libya. a former member of the 9/11 commission is calling on the obama administration to declassify 28 pages of the congressional report on saudi ties to the 2001 terrorist attack. john lehman, the navy secretary in the reagan administration, says he believes there's evidence some saudi government officials offered support to the 9/11 hijackers. saudi arabia was home to 15 of the 19 hijackers on 9/11. a federal judge has ruled against a section of president obama's health care law, finding the administration overstepped its authority in subsidizing deductibles, co-pays, and other cost-sharing measures. the suit was brought by house republicans, who have unsuccessfully sought to repeal obama's health care law. they argue that the subsidies were unconstitutional because congress had already rejected a request for this funding in 2

look, at&t and verizon are both at the point where there is only so much they can do, at least u.s.an m&a standpoints. they cannot buy another wireless network. regulators will not allow them to. they cannot buy another cable network. regulators will not allow them to. so the digital aspects like yahoo!, it is probably somewhat appealing. you can make a small bet and develop something down the road that is appealing to your wireless customers. francine: let's go to vietnam, where boeing has won an order for 100 planes from vietjet, the country's only private airline. the deal is worth $3 billion. vietjet is an airbus customer. it had multibillion options to buy single aisles. what incentives were offered for you to switch? dinesh: it's not a switch. they are looking at the value of our new airplane, called the max 200, which is 370 max. this was launched by ryanair, and clearly that airplane has 197 seats. they saw the economic stuff that airplanes, and they realized this is the best economic any airplane can have in the world. thereby they have growth profitability. with that parti

to enter you need thursday's buzz word, be at least 18, and at least a u.s. resident. >> the rtm buzz word is coming up. >>> we enter the united kingdom for strange behavior on the road. you see erratic driving. the silver car slows down in the middle of the street before mounting the pavement and hanging out in front of the shop for a minute before taking off down the pavement as if it was the main road. then the speeds start to pick up. as we see this car driving on the wrong side of the road. weaving in and out of traffic. you'll see quickly this guy picks himself up before one police car, two police cars behind it. it's so weird. the driver in the car is 45-year-old chaundry. the prime minister -- >> trump is the presumptive nominee? >> ah! >> this guy has bipolar disorders two years previously and he hasn't been taking his medications which caused the situation. since this happened in october of 2015, he's on his medication and has a job. >> wow. >>> we head to wail wales for second video. the owner tried to get in their car but realized -- there's no ro

u.s. justice department said it would not seek the death penalty against guzman, who is accused of murder and trafficking. the leader of the sinaloa cartel is said to face charges from at least seven u.s. prosecutors. but guzman's lawyers have 30 days to challenge the ruling, and they have vowed to drag out the appeals process for months, if not years. guzman was seized last january following his dramatic prison escape through a tunnel six months before. and, after a unanimous vote in the senate last week, yesterday president obama signed legislation that removes the racial terms "negro" and" oriental" from federal laws. they are to be replaced by" african american" and "asian american." in addition, "spanish-speaking" is to be replaced by "hispanic" and "indian" by "native american." read about how the obama administration and a growing number of public school districts are pushing to expand computer science education in schools. visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> stewart: in the united states, nearly 30,000 deaths a year can be attributed to the abuse of heroin and prescription painkillers-- opioids like oxycontin, vicodin, percocet, and methadone. this epidemic, in part, was

you know, a lot of aircraft, at least u.s. aircraft, those cabin doors, cockpit doors are locked. different countries have different regulations, but there's a heightened awareness since 9/11, of course, at the same time pilots are more focused on the safety of their aircraft, the safety and conditions they are flying in to. you mentioned security at charles de gaulle airport. it's important to recognize there will always be holes in security. we have gotten very tight, particularly with passengers, but we have also noticed in recent months in the past couple of years that there have been some incidents at airports where there are concerns that employees at airports need to be able to get past security and sort of circumvent security procedure and you have to worry about what is going on the tarmac and how well it is secured, how well the fences are secured. what kinds of surveillance there is on the tarmac area. there's a lot of different ways, if a terrorist were to want to, put something dangerous on an aircraft, for that to happen. we will have to wait and see but i think -- 3

. >> reporter: cuba now only a cruise away, and soon at least ten u.s. airlines hope regularly scheduled flights for all americans, to a caribbean island that for so long was forbidden fruit. kerry sanders, nbc news, havana. >>> still ahead here tonight, fighting insomnia. if you're one of millions of americans who toss and turn in bed, what experts now say you should be doing to get a better night's sleep without taking a pill. >>> malia obama is heading off to college, but not right away. is this a growing trend across the country. >>> we're back now with news for the tens of millions who are sleepless in america. perhaps you're one of them. if you're not, chances are a loved one is. you know who you are, tossing and turning, watching the minutes tick by, dreading the morning. doctors are out with new advice to help you get some sleep before reaching for the pills. nbc's rehema ellis explains. >> reporter: like clockwork, when the sun goes down, millions of americans don't. from los angeles -- >> sometimes i lie awake for a long time. >> reporter: -- t

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look, at&t and verizon are both at the point where there is only so much they can do, at least u.s.m&a standpoints. they cannot buy another wireless network. regulators will not allow them to. they cannot buy another cable network. regulators will not allow them to. so the digital aspects like yahoo!, it is probably somewhat appealing. you can make a small bet and develop something down the road that is appealing to your wireless customers. francine: let's go to vietnam, where boeing has won an order for 100 planes from vietjet, the country's only private airline. the deal is worth $3 billion. vietjet is an airbus customer. it had multibillion options to buy single aisles. what incentives were offered for you to switch? dinesh: it's not a switch. they are looking at the value of the maxairplane, called 200, which is 370 max. this was launched by ryanair, and clearly that airplane has 197 seats. they saw the economic stuff that airplanes, and they realized this is the best economic any airplane can have in the world. thereby they have growth profitability. with that particular import

you need thursday's buzz word, be at least 18, and a legal u.s. resident.the buzz word is coming up in a bit. standby for the ipad minigiveaway. >>> one of the most incredible things in the world is the grand canyon. one of the most iconic ways to see it is the grand canyon sky walk which is a pedestrian bridge where you can walk out about 70 feet away from the edge and look down to the colorado river 4,000 feet below. >> these guys now hanging underneath that bridge just by their harnesses and their ropes. their job is to keep the glass super clean so the tourists can look down and enjoy the huge immense drop. that's is currently underneath them. >> they have a good view. >> what's the difference? if you're on a 100 foot building or 4,000 feet in the air? >> about 3,900 feet. >> to be honest it's going to scare the pants off me. look at this. pretty unique view. standing on the bridge. he puts his go pro on. the helmet will keep him safe. >> there are people that cannot handle this. i was there and saw somebody on their hands and knees desperately crawling

you need thursday's buzz word, be at least 18 years old, and a legal u.s. resident. buzz word is coming up in a bit. standby for the ipad minigiveaway. >>> you're seeing the result of a driver who lost control of his truck. it ended up rolling over and amazingly landed right side up except the top is completely crushed. there's debris everywhere. the driver stuck inside. but he the accident happened and rolled over and using their own force to take the cabin, grab it where the windshield used to be and pull it open to try to pry the driver out of the cabin of the truck. >> see how difficult their job is without that equipment that safety crews have. the cab of the truck is relative ly. the driver doesn't appear to be that injured. the driver did suffer some injures but none seem to be life threatenin threatening. >> these two guys in peru are having some kind of altercation. it appears they worked for some transcription company. no word on what they're angry about. you see on a busy street they're pushing each other around. but then watch what happens! >> oh, jeez. >

and one of the important things, at least in u.s. history, this is a bit of a digression, it did not articulate comfortably with the u.s. system of incorporating into nations. that system have been defined as a process whereby westward moving americans usually would settle a territory, and it would be incorporated into the nation as a territory and then estate. ok? but these guano islands would never become part of the united states, like states. they would just be islands connected in formally. let me read the language of the act. "whenever a citizen of the u.s. discovers guano not within the lawful jurisdiction of any other government or occupied by the citizens of any other government, and takes peaceable possession thereof and occupies, such island, rock, or key may, at the discretion of the president, be considered as appertaining to the united states." that phrase, appertaining, would become absolutely critical at the turn of the 20th century when the united states becomes a colonial nation. when it takes some colonies like the

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but, you know, this search area, which has now been joined by at least three u.s.uare miles in total, covering a radius of 40 miles. we understand that the sea at that point is up to 10,000 feet deep. that's two miles deep. so, you know, this debris will be a help, will be an indicator, but it does not mean that the black box flight recorders will be found any time soon. meanwhile, here in cairo, very sad scenes. at a mosque yesterday, there will be funerals later today, people finding it very, very hard to hold back their emotions. what we saw at a mosque yesterday was a film director who had lost four members of his family, choking back the tears and being comforted by the imam there. there's not much anyone can do but offer words of comfort. there will be more actual funerals today and tomorrow because many egyptians are simply not waiting for confirmation that their loved ones are dead. they are assuming that their loved ones are missing and that the bodies may never be found. in paris this morning, as we've been hearing, the french foreign minister met with mo

actually getting our first look at what could be the future of aerial firefighting here in the u.s., at least. this boeing 747 tanker is capable of hitting a fire with nearly 20,000 gallons of fire retardant or water in about 12 seconds, impressive. that's about twice the amount of the next-largest tanker currently out there. while the company says it hopes to be able to fly by this summer the forest service says it has no plans to use the aircraft this season. >>> a development in the penn state sex abuse scandal about legendary football coach joe paterno. a child reportedly told paterno of abuse at the hands of jerry sandusky in 1976. according to pennlive.com, the information came out in court documents in an insurance case involving the university. paterno died in 2012 but he claimed before that he didn't learn of any allegations until 2001. sandusky is serving a minimum of 30 years in prison. >>> quite a bit of defiance from north carolina as the state faces pressure from the federal government over its bathroom law. the feds sent a letter saying the law violates the civil rights act and

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u.s. bound plane. welcome to the kelly file. i'm sandra smith if for megyn kelly. tonight we're hearing at least one major u.s. airport l.a.x. is already stepping up security while off the coast of egypt, crews are frantically looking for signs of egyptair flight 804 and its passengers. this video of the search effort was taken earlier today. the plane was en route from paris to cairo late last night. 66 souls on board at the time, including two babies. but shortly before the plane was due to land it's reported to have made abrupt turns and lost altitude, then it vanished from radar. hours later it became clear something was terribly wrong. but exactly what caused this flight to disappear is in question tonight. sources tell fox news that no explosion was detected by satellites in the area. still the house homeland security chairman says this case reminds him of an attack last fall that took down another plane over egypt. >> the threat indicators are likely that we're dealing with another type of attack, an insider, or a bomb could have been placed on that aircraft, either one using a timing device that would have started ou

u.s. bound plane. welcome to the kelly file. i'm sandra smith if for megyn kelly. tonight we're hearing at least one major u.s. airport l.a.x.rity while off the coast of egypt, crews are frantically looking for signs of egyptair flight 804 and its passengers. this video of the search effort was taken earlier today. the plane was en route from paris to cairo late last night. 66 souls on board at the

u.s. treasuries and 2-year note is the least since 2007 and you can see that really going lower in the last couple of days . let's go to stephanie flanders, market strategist for europe at jc -- jpmorgan asset-management. let's keep it off with japan, stephanie. when you look at the fact that japan avoided a recession, it is unclear how we should read it. it is all driven by consumer spending. is there a scope for governor kuroda to do more? stephanie: i think they have to focus not very much on the short-term dynamics but on this commitment to the inflation of 2% they have had that was part of the big challenge that was supposed be changing the conversation. it is really a question of how hard are they going to carry on trying to reach that goal or when are they going to accept defeat here it when they do, how public is that going to be? environment --nd at an environment where it is close to full employment in japan. the fact that they are in positive territory they might see as a sign that this is a stable situation, there is a limit to how much we will get out of this, and they will be

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u.s. today. at least 31 olympians have been named for using banned substances in a reanalysis of drug tests from the 2008 beijing games. russian olympic games says 146 their athletes are suspected of cheating. >>> a young massachusetts man thinks he would be a great addition to the new england patriots and he's making an unusual pitch for a tryout. >> his name is abby aborishad, a standing for an average of seven hours a day outside the patriots parking lot with a sign touting his talent and his commitment to the game. >> abi was star wide receiver during his three years at dartmouth and he hold the single season catch record, 4. because his school is division iii, he went largely unnoticed by scouts. he says he's willing to stand in that spot for as long as it takes for someone to give him a chance. >> i respect the husband. >> little does he know it's the offseason and nobody's driving by. no. >> someone is taking notice. i say give the man a chance. >> i appreciate the hustle. tom brady wasn't taken, i

by the time this story is over at least one person in the u.s. somewhere will die from sudden cardiac arrest. now, with the help of an app and an alert, help could be on the way [ sirens ] >> reporter: sudden cardiac arrest claims a life every two minutes. and nearly all of them die because treatment doesn't start fast enough. >> are you okay? are you okay? >> reporter: that is why the person sitting next to you can be your best hope. >> it's the foundation for any chance of a person surviving a cardiac arrest. >> reporter: dr. joseph hummel says nationally the survival rate is less than 10%. last year burlington county survival rate shot up to 39%. >> put your arms here and push down like that. >> the goal is to get as many people possible trained in cpr. >> reporter: a class -- >> it brings up right on the map. >> reporter: -- combined with an app. >> the now everyone can participate. >> reporter: pulse point. launched in the county late last year. when someone calls 911 to report an unconscious person dispatchers push an alert to cpr-trained a

u.s..s. sacrifice during world war ii. i at least 300,000 u.s.ce members killed in battle duringr that war. war all brought into new perspectivi this morning as president visits hiroshima. president obama this morning b bowing, putting a wreath andting taking part in something no sitting us president has everase done visiting hiroshima, japan,j attack that helped bring an ende to world war ii.. >> the flash of light and a wall of fire destroyed a city. demonstrated mankind possessed the means to destroy itself. i >> reporter: attack back in 1945 leveled the city. cy killing someone hundred 40,0000 people. but the scene as the best optioo to avoid land invasion of japan. >> which could have resulted in far more deaths and it didid eventually lead to japan's surrender the president used hid remarks this morning to call for a global reduction in nuclearar weapons. weapons >> we must have the courage tore escape the logic, pursue a world without. >> reporter: the president did d not apologize for the attack asa many japanese had been hoping.op but ma

. >> you need tuesday's buzz word, be at least 18 years old, and a u.s. resident. >> coming up in just a bit. >> stand by for the rtm ipad mini giveaway. >>> i don't know if you can tell, but i'm a little italian. almost all. i'm going to help certainsergio >> we tend to be a little animated when we talk. sergio here is going to go through a lot of the nonverbals of italian. >> money. >> pretty easy. >> the answer is -- this is no. >> with us so far? >> i'm all in. >> we have three that are very similar each other. you have to be careful. >> it's all right here. >> the face tells if you are saying something nice or something bad. first of all, this one. >> get out the way? >> you're right, gayle. move along. >> then if you have a nice contact, you do. that means we are friends. then you do. this is shall we go. >> be careful when you toss out those hand gestures. >> secrets. we have an expression in italian, water in your mouth. so if you have water in the mouth, you cannot say the secret. so -- >> oh, yes. there's reason to that. >> then the most italian

at least 30 deaths in the u.s. and malaysia have been linked. tomaker is led by honda, recalling at least 60 million airbags globally. so this is a real global story. as we were saying, the share jumping 24% on the nikkei report that the private equity group kkr could be offering support, seeking to take control. we will keep monitoring the story very clearly moving the market. top of the agenda as g-7 leaders top the summit today. yvonne man joins us. talk us through what is happening today. there is a host of global topics to discuss. that is right, anna. and those talks just started, underway after a brief session from the g7 leaders. this is the first time in eight years we have seen the g7 summit here in asia. it has been the perfect platform for the prime minister abe to deliver messages of growth. coming off the minutes between the g-7 finance chiefs, for there was not much incense is how to come up with this global response. thearticular, japanese and economy, how they will come into the aid of the recovery. we did not get much love. ther

detroit, at least here in the u.s., negotiations are still going on. ? we at could we see the criminal prosecution? >> it is still on the table. volkswagen would like to move on and get beyond this but they are nowhere near the end and the next chapter, they are not even done to move on to the beginning and something beyond that. they are in negotiations to regulators because they had 10 wheregs with volkswagen they lied or denied they were cheating, so there is a lot of suspicion and they are going through line by line to make sure they have an agreement on what every word in line means. the cars and paying customers, stillter that, there is the possibility of criminal prosecution. the department of justice has gone at this and they participate in the civil suit but have a criminal investigation. that is a risk. there is a possibility they would go after individuals. >> the results called respectable given the conditions. what do you think and what does it say that they are having so much weakness when we are talking about china? >> to the extent they a

. >> according to the washington post, at least 23 shootings in the u.s.far this year involved toddlers would got ahold of guns. in most cases the children accidentally shot themselves. the brady campaign will soon begin an effort to get parents to ask other parents whether there are guns in their home and whether they are locked up. >>> it looks like it's the end of the line for the retail chain sports authority. the sporting goods chain reportedly sudden a statement that it is looking to liquidate all of its stores nationwide including 32 in the greater bay area. the company filed for bankruptcy back in march and had planned to restructure but the bankruptcy judge didn't approve that deal and today the company said it plans to shut down all 450 stores. sports authority has 14,500 full and part-time workers. >>> coming up, the race for the white house is heating up ahead of another key primary tomorrow. >>> he has no road to victory. he can't win. >> up next, a look at what's at stake in the indiana primary. >>> plus, the fight over prince's multimillion-

u.s. resident and at least 18 years of age. >> the buzz word is coming up in just a bit. >> this guy cominground a corner when he sees a small red truck. the driver was like he was on an ejection seat. watch this again from the beginning. he's in a three wheeled truck. as he comes around the corn terrify truck gets unstable and tries to correct it. as he does that leads him straight in the path of this other vehicle with a dash cam. bam. there goes the driver who apparently was wearing a seat belt. >> how did he come straight through the window. >> made of rubber bands? i don't know. >> agh! >> did you mention the load? >> i don't know if he has a load. >> that windshield was full of cracks by the end of this video. the next one may look like a big crack but it ain't. >> what's that? what's that on the windshield? >> oh, no. >> a pretty snake. he just want as ride. >> technically he's cleaning your windshield right now. >> until he starts cleaning your clock. >> it looks like it's stuck in the windshield wiper. >> the poor snake is caught near its tail end in that windshield wiper. trying t

u.s. atomic bomb killed at least 140,000 people at the end of world war ii. mr. ama did not apologize but said the memory of what happened would never fade. our correspondent reports. >> 71 years ago, a u.s. president sent a single bomb to destroy an entire japanese city. today, a holder of that same office came here for the first time, standing next to the japanese prime minister in a gesture of peace. president obama: on a bright, itselfss morning, death from the sky, and the world was deathd -- death bell -- fell from the sky. a flash of light and a wall of ire destroyed a city -- a flash of light and a wall of fire destroyed a city and demonstrated that mankind possessed the means to destroy itself. >> it's impossible to ignore the significance of this moment. a huge media presence are here to see the only leader of a country that has ever used an atomic weapon coming to visit the site. president obama has made it clear, though, that he is not here to offer an apology for an act his predecessors have argued was necessary to end the war. but for many survivors,

u.s. multinationals to defer income has been a dramatic contributor to global tax instability. i need to point no further than the eu state aid investigations, where it is clear to me, at least, that if sums that were deferred from u.s. tax had been taxed somewhere, including in the u.s., these cases may never have been brought. but if one needs more proof, look only to the points accentuated in places like the permanent subcommittee on investigation hearings in the u.s. senate, the hajj hearings in public accounts committee of the uk parliament, as well as those held before the eu parliament and the australian senate. these all focus on the very low rates of tax that are achievable, whether abroad or in individual countries, by multinationals, and it is this effect that has caused a great deal of outrage in the international environment. these effective rates can be gleaned from financial statements and other sources and can be achieved by multinationals through techniques widely available to them. countries around the world in times of austerity pounced on these deferred earnings, which the rest of the world believes will never be taxed in the u.s., and have sought to write the

u.s. still very concerned about whether the political turmoil will district the biggest priority there. again today the militants unleashed another round of deadly attacks killing at least 23 more people. through it all, the u.s. embassy and staff inside the green zone were never threatened nor in danger and remain confident the embattled iraqi government will still have the ability to help step up the fight against isis. kate? >> ron allen, thank you. >>> a poet referred to in popular songs, father daniel berrigan died at 94. he was best known as an anti war activist whose opposition to the vietnam war helped strengthen. where his message was controversial, his message was one of peace as we hear tonight from our ann thompson. >> father daniel barrigan knew the power of an image and in the 1960's anti-war movement, none was more steering than this down on the right his brother phillip on the left priest burning records in maryland. >> would it make it more difficult. >> reporter: the brothers and accomplices accused of destroying government property. they went on the run. putting them on the fbis ten most wanted list and this "time magazine" cover. >> we tried for a nu

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. >> it was a weak upward revision to an already weak number, and dashed hopes at least the u.s.r for the first quarter gdp growth. it could not. just a meager 0.8%, just 0.3 higher than the original number. we were looking for a 1% revision on consensus. but the trend of weaker growth unmistakable in this chart here. some economists see it as noise in the data, part of the pattern of weak first quarters. it goes back years. they point to recent strength in the data and say the worst days are in the rearview mirror. others see it as a meaningful and worrisome downshift. here are the details, consumer spending unrevised up 1.9%. there was hopes given strong retail sales numbers and upward revision question as to why that was not part of the revision but unchanged at 1.9%. business investment revised down. and you can see some of the strength. strength in housing, the trade numbers were better and the inventory numbers were better. and that's the reason why you did get what you got, which was 0.3. barclays says first quarter growth still looks disappointing, but the most recent dat

it's expected to make at least one more stop in the u.s. before crossing the atlantic ocean. >> yeah, that crossing should probably take it a month. >> i don't know. >>> the plane started its global journey last year without using a single drop of fossil fuel. >> slow and steady wins the race. >> i guess so. >>> coming up a stunning report linking cancer and the world financial crisis. details straight ahead. >>> we have new body cam video in the shooting that left an unarmed man dead and arizona officer facing murder charges. >>> a parking place that no driver would want. how did that happen? >>> help arrived just in time for these migrants off the coast of libya. that small boat packed with people rocked under their weight and capsized in the mediterranean. luckily two italian navy ships were approaching at that very moment and tossed life rafts and life jackets and managed to rescue 562 people but at least 7 people till died. >>> in syria dramatic new video of children being rescued following a barrage of attacks. a town, this is a town

a tornado with a 180-mile-per- hour wind damaged at least 20 homes in northeast kansas. >>> u.s.health officials are reporting the first case of an antibiotic resistant infection here in the u.s. a 49-year-old woman in pennsylvania who had not traveled outside of the u.s. was found to have an infection that is resistant to all existing antibiotics. the so-called superbug has shown up in china and europe but this is the first time in the u.s. >> we need to make new antibiotics but unless we have better stewardship and identification of outbreaks, we will lose these miracle drugs. the medicine cabinet is empty for some patients. >> the centers for disease control and prevention calls the antibiotic resistant superbug one of the most urgent public health threats. >>> our time is 9:44:26. a smoking ban bill proposed by some eighth graders in sacramento county, it's a step closer to becoming a law. the state senate passed the bill. it would ban smoking within 250 feet of youth sporting events. if you're caught using tobacco products or e-cigarettes while kids are present at youth even

after an 1-hour flight from phoenix after oklahoma, the plane is expected to make at least one more stop in the u.s. before crossing the atlantic lug. >> should make it to jfk in the next couple of weeks. >> the ideal flight speed is about 28 miles per hour. they can double that during the day if the sun's rays are strong enough. the speed depends on that. >> no concord there. >> this is not high speed. >>.cog up, be later in the mix," the place where a piece of dust can actually crack a windshield. >> first calls to cancel the olympics as scientists learn more and more about the devastating effects of the zrvegs many theaters are now refusing to compete. the details ahead. >> have you heard about this? calvin klein's racy new ad campaign sparking outrage and being called perverted for its photos. is it working. > remember to find us on facebook twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." >>> anyone out there afraid of clowns is not going to be helped by this story. you're looking at a dad in wales who was flipped by a clown only the stunt didn't go as planned. dad ended up landing on his he

coming up we'll tell bhaut executive chairman of alphabet has to say about the two least popular candidates in u.s. history. >>> hi, everybody. welcome back. you're still watching "street signs." this is nancy. i'm louisa. breaking up is apparently not all that hard to do after all. with another split now happening in the hewlett-packard company for hp, wilfred frost has the details. some people think it's a long time coming, wilfred? >> absolute right, louisa. hp announcing plans to spin off most of its business operations merging with an $8.5 billion deal. shares of both companies up sharply on the news as you can see. the transaction comes less than a year after the breakup of hewlett-packard. hewlett-packard enterprise shareholders will own shares of both hpe and the combined company. meg whitman last night. >> on the enterprise, this transaction contains a significant value by unlocking a faster margin, stronger growing business. hpe will have animal revenue and focus on software generation that leverages a world class portfolio of storage, networking converged infrastructure southwest the he

u.s. operators on the ground, at least in the frontlines here. and one other thing. hat the u.s. military will not be supporting shiite-let attack from the north of fallujah to fallujah. this is an iranian-backed militia that the united states wants to steer very clear of. >> that's an interesting development. we'll watch that, too. thank you very much. >>> one police officer dead, and a state trooper wounded, after a showdown with a suspect. well take you live to massachusetts for the latest on that. >>> the restaurant owner tossed into prison after changing the ingredients in a dish. here's what we were thinking. what if you get a mortgage on your phone? wouldn't more people buy homes? and wouldn't those people need to fill their homes with household goods? and wouldn't the makers of those goods have phones from which they could easily secure mortgages of their own? further stoking demand as our tidal wave of ownership floods the country with new homeowners, who now must own other things. anyway. that's what we were thinking. there's a place for vacationers than jus