manny: fixed income indices turn over 10 times more than the s&p 500 turns over.you have noneconomic agents. think of ecb and the fed as people who buy bonds for other reasons than active investment. and you have the buyers who are accounting driven. think insurance companies or have liability to match veterans funds. think pension fund. so the opportunity for performance we think is much larger in fixed income than it is in equity income. john: there is one possibility that someone could come in and cause problems. trying to push things towards passive because they think it's cheaper. manny: of course there can be legislation that would push for the lowest possible price. we think over the business cycle we can add 1.25% to 1.5% alpha. when you compound this over the lifetime of the retirement account, the difference is quite significant. when you consider we are talking about 1.25% to 1.5%, to 2.3%, the amount is quite substantial. john: flash forward five years, will pimco be as american as it is now or a much more global firm? manny: i think there is an urge f

manny and general meese and don mcgann are on their way up. manny's the president and ceo of a diverse tied health care holding company -- diversified health care holding company, and manny has the honor and the privilege of introducing general meese. >> good afternoon. it's my privilege to be the last moderator and have the privilege to talk briefly about two great conservatives, two great republicans, two great americans. it is a great honor for me to welcome general ed meese to the stage for whom we have named the highest award. general meese needs no introduction, he has been an inspiration to all. the rnla's honored to recognize other leaders in his name who have upheld the rule of law in the face of very adverse political challenges. before general meese presents the award, i just want to say a few words why the rnla board selected donald mcgann as this year's awar dee. don has been a longtime friend. he first spoke mere 2002 as -- here in 2002 as then-counsel of the nrcc. more importantly, he has long been a leader in election law. he h

manny, this is my friend tonnie. manny: hi, tonnie. -lemonis: this is tamika. -manny: hi, tamika.lemonis: look, manny does millions of dollars a year in business, and so i thought it would be important for you to see how a very efficient process worked. so, what does it cost you to make a basic cupcake? -manny: 44 cents. -tonnie: so 44 cents? lemonis: that's about 9 cents cheaper, right? tonnie: right. yeah. lemonis: he can make the same products for 18% less than you can make it for. and so if the break even is lower, what are you able to do? tonnie: make more money on each cupcake. lemonis: with an 18% reduction in production costs, it's a no-brainer to use melita's instead of tonnie's small kitchen. but when you look at the $250,000 of revenue they do annually, and you factor in the 18% of savings, well, that's $45,000 in additional gross profit. that's real money. so, here's the deal -- if you didn't have to make everything that you sold last year and somebody else with a more efficient process made the exact same amount of product that you made, how much more would you have m

. >> oh, manny. >> jimmy: oh, manny. [ laughter ] >> oh, manny. >> jimmy: oh, manny. >> but she is.o, no one's tricking you." but then, this one, she knew because it's the across the seat seat belt. >> jimmy: if you're afraid of roller coasters. >> this is the one you gotta watch out for. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. we don't mess with that. >> this one no, no, no. >> jimmy: this one's so fun. >> yeah. and she -- she was telling everybody, "i went on the jimmy fallon ride. i got sick." [ laughter ] she did. she didn't actually get sick. but it is kind of like a -- >> jimmy: oh yeah. it moves around. it's bumpy. we made blake shelton sweat. he was like, "wow, that's a a real roller coaster, man. you lied to me." [ laughter ] i want to tell you about -- >> congratulations on the ride. >> jimmy: thank you, pal, come on. i want to talk about -- congratulations to you. "great news," by the way. you have to watch the show, it's on nbc tuesdays at 9:00 p.m. nicole richie is -- >> hilarious, right. >> jimmy: she's unbelievably great. she's perfect for this. >> i've always been a

manny: bueno, no es un accidente, es un acto criminal porque estaba aparentemente intoxicada.uando la persona estÉ cruzando la calle. no se puede parar definitivamente y cambiar la calidad de vida de los neoyorquinos, y los mÚltiples turistas que visitan a times square y otros lugares de nueva york. carolina: agradecemos por el contacto, y fÍjate que son buen punto lo de las barreras de concreto o de metal. a mi siempre me llama la atenciÓn porque uno dice, ¿para quÉ estÁn? pero justamente evitaron el incidente como este o que alguien lo da a propÓsito que sea nada mÁs que alguien se le vaya el carro. javier: esta pasÓ la mayor pero podrÍa pasar en cualquiera de nuestras ciudades, en la costa oeste tambiÉn podrÍa pasar aquí. y por supuesto esto es una enseÑanza tambiÉn para las autoridades que tienen que estar mÁs alerta, y más atenta. y como decÍa el ex agente del fbi es que si importante que pongan barreras para poder prevenir. la cosas que nosotros quisiÉramos saber, ¿quÉ mÁs se sabe del sospechoso? y para esto estÁn otra reportera digital, nos explica. adelante. aylin: gra

i'm not denigrating manny -- you know, mickey is a business -- but manny understood that if he got caughtith too much inventory in this system there would be a big football. you would see all of their calvin klein and tommy hilfiger in the discount channels. under armour did not control its inventory well. they're like flooding the discount channels. keep them out of the discount channels, don't lower your price points and then some of the numbers were down five in the u.s., they did not get caught and tommy hilfiger, i don't know if you have been to berlin. but i happened to take a place that was next door to the hilfiger store and there was a line when it opened. each morning. a line for tommy hilfiger. and that's -- this is a premium, premium, premium brand in europe. the numbers are extraordinary and the gross margins are great. manny chirico keeps the inventory down in the u.s., has plenty in europe, and i think it's lasting. you have to buy the stock even up here. >> you can forgive investors if they're a bit confused by the retail landscape. >> so hard. >> because this morning here

caller: this is manny. host: go ahead. caller: i think it was dolly. she took the wind out of my sale by being a democrat and speaking nice about the -- the wind out of my sail and being a democrat and speaking nice about the president. i am a republican, roman catholic and an engineer. sides, but iree could not believe what dolly had to say. it is hard for me to find a that doesn't go off the deep end. i was speaking to a friend of mine the other day and said, where is your scheme at -- ski mask and book of matches? it is like nancy pelosi cap people that go overboard and i think a lot of the newscasters are doing that. blogging is the new thing. in the 1970's, i remember they california to be irt of the curriculum, and started being political back then. i am 56 now. thank god c-span is on. i wish more people would watch it. as an engineer and instructor, i often tell people to get your information from the horses mouth rather than the other end of the horse. host: thanks for calling. you are watching live pictures of dignitaries and the leaders of ma

manny and general mideast are on their way up. manny has the honor and the privilege of introducing general mees. >> good afternoon. it's my privilege to be the last moderator and have is the privilege to talk briefly about two great sweconservatives, two great americans. it's a great honor to welcome general ed mees to the stage. for whom named the highest award. general mees needs to drogs. he's been an insprieiration to lawyers, law students and republicans and personally my hero. the honored to recognize other leaders in his name who have upheld the roul of law in phase. i just want to say a few words while the board selected mcmichigan mcgahn as the award doe. he first spoke here in 2002 as the then general council. he's long been a leader in election law. he has then, again, addressed us on multiple occasions as the commissioner and chair. in that context, he grew the ire, which makes him a a local hero of the "new york times" and a lot of liberals. but throughout, don has had the respect of democrat election law lawyers. bu

manny, you did too. i think geraldo is right. i interviewed prime minister not yahoo before this most recent interview. the last words he said in the interview were a preview of coming attractions for you, america. israel was the little satan but we are viewed as the great sata satan. obviously europe is in the mix as well. >> absolutely. we are helping the little satan protect their interests as well as our interests in the area. by the same token, we've just given a weapon to saudi arabia, over $100 million. we need to hold them accountable to put their people under notice that their government -- >> sean: we have sky news, they've just aired new video of this explosion at tonight's concert in manchester. listen to this. >> oh, my god. >> sean: wow. i was extremely loud. joining is now with reaction to that. your reaction to our discussion and news out of manchester tonight? >> sean, the mesh is it's very important to analyze. the individual or the team, the unit -- the perpetrator has done horrible acts. if they really acting

manny gomez is a retired fbi agent, jeremy peters with new reporting from "the new york times" and allan dershwitz was specifically mentioned by sean spicer last hour. kelly, i'll start with you. we just heard sean spicer pass on questions about whether or not there are recording devices in the white house. it started with the lester holt news making one-on-one exclusive interview yesterday which sparked a series of tweets by the president and then white house briefing. brill us up to date. >> in the president's interview with lester holt, he described having a dinner conversation with the former fbi director and the nature of the conversation where the president suggested that comey was trying to secure his job, although he was only a couple of years into a ten-year term. and it included the president making a request that if possible he would like to know if he was under investigation, and although he are thought he was not. and comey assured him he was not under investigation. the next iteration said the conversation was very difficult, that the president had pressed for loyalty. and

manny, go first! no, jay, you go first. ah, somebody give me a present! jay, a diamond necklace! [ laughs ] thank you! you deserve it. go ahead, kid. happy mother's day, mom. oh. [ gasps ] a necklace made of the froot loops!

hours after a public apology to a baltimore orioles player with manny machado says he's the latest pye to set your dvr, annapolis rapper young dylan is performing. and talking about what it's like to turn 8. >> "ellen" wkdaysee if you run over somebody, it's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags. >> announcer: you're watching "news4 today." >> i have no respect for that organization and everyone over there. pitchers out there with balls in their hands throwing 100 miles per hour trying to hit people. i could go up there -- >> new overnight, more tension between the baltimore orioles that is manny machado saying he lost respect for the red sox after almost hit by a ball. >> his varant is going viral th is right after his teammate thanked the red sox. adams jones said he hanked the team and after he heard heard racist comments from the crowd and then this happened -- fans gave j

minnesota avenue between mannie helen boroughs, repairs on 44 street.st of the beltway is looking okay. travel times, 66 into mid town is fine. little slow at 40 miles an hour headed in bound. 270 south, no issues there. a little slow. 33 miles per hour going to take you 17 minutes. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car today. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. >>> safe track has made riding metro more difficult. now we're learning some repairs that were promised still aren't complete. what it could mean for future rides. >>> plus, "orange is the new black" hacked. leaked online. >> the people who did it have a message for netflix. >> and a visit from ellen show. 00 >>> angie goff at the live desk with breaking news from chicago. >> we know a police officer is in critical condition after being shot responding to a domestic dispute call. they showed up to the door and the man who answered the door shot him. he and his partner shot back and killed the shooter. this is the eighth time since december that a detroit officer has been injur

for sales rose behind manny machado. both teams would be warned. don't see every day. jackie bradley junior hit a short top of two short. jj hardy rocks the ball. the ball goes to second for it to out and back to first for the very odd triple play. there it is. stil 5-to. nicole: more spring showers on the way for central and eastern u.s. fox senior meteorologist janice dean oliver. good morning. >> good morning come aboard the cole. 45 in cleveland, 59 in new york. 76 in phoenix, 78 in delaware was 75 in houston. the frontal boundary position against the u.s. and the u.s. in a while colonel boundary that areas of low pressure developing potential for heavy rain for the central u.s. flash flood watches and warnings as we expect several inches of rain in a short period of time. severe storms including march, damaging winds and tornadoes for the deep south. be aware if you lived in these regions throughout the afternoon and evening. higher risk for turning us on the areas you see. the system pulling all the gulf of mexico moisture pushing across as w

manny, it was a great idea to come on the train. rail is the last bastion of respectable travel now that every airport has become a sweat-pant convention. we are all traveling to portland because jay's ex-wife, dede, is getting remarried. we're so happy. for us. it means the end of those damn alimony payments, so i'm gonna make sure dede goes through with it. it'll be, "i do," "i do," "i'm done." (bell dinging) how much choice action are we gonna get on this trip? i'm managing my expectations. don't you know anything about trains? chicks go crazy. the vibrations get them all worked up. also, they're trapped, which is nice. hey. we're just gonna go bang out this toast for mom. yeah. shouldn't have waited till the last minute. it'll be a nice distraction from your motion sickness. it's good, as long as i'm not facing backwards when the train is -- oh, god, no.

los celtics son los que pueden elegir en primer lugar y manny ramÍrez sigue brillando a sus 44 aÑos.arde. ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa: en esa Época de incertidumbres, seguimos recibiendo sus preguntas en redes sociales sobre temas de inmigraciÓn. janet nos pregunta los siguientes dos puntos estoy amparada bajo daca, debo tener mi permiso de trabajo conmigo si hay una redada de inmigraciÓn?, se aclara la duda. >> siempre es importante tener consigo documentos que puedan demostrar su estatus migratorio en estados unidos. puede llevar su permiso de trabajo o una copia de la aprobaciÓn del caso de acciÓn diferida. marÍa: si quieres tener la respuesta una duda, escribe tu pregunta en nuestra pÁgina de facebook o en las intervenciones de facebook live por la noche. esta noche los espero, no se lo pierdan. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa:hace calor, y esto provocÓ que se declarada el primer "day" para maÑana, un dÍa para cuidar el medio ambiente. es un dÍa hermoso. pasamos con guillermo quiroz el pronÓstico extendido. guillermo: de regreso en este martes. se siente calor. continuamos baja la presencia del sistema de alta pr

manny: there could be legislation which would push for the lowest possible price.k over the business cycle we can add a quarter percent. when you add this over the last time of retirement account, the difference is significant. when you consider we are talking 2.3% 1.5% when rates are in the u.s., the performance is substantial. >> you focused on the fixed income. you haven't gone to these other things. explain that. is that purely because it's the area you can excel? manny: i think it's the reason we wanted to do something. we want to have a very focused strategy. we want to be the best at what we do. we don't think we can be the biggest or all things to all people. we think we can be good at managing. it gives us plenty to do. we want the firm to be focused on this and simply this. emco,ou look the dna of we think we have a process and an investment committee and a number of cios who all come from the fixed income background. this is our forte, this is what we know how to do. we are focused on strategy. investor standing in front of you, what is the main thing yo

manny tirico is delivering. let's go to connor in nebraska.nor. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: local of omaha i would like to know what the oracle berkshire hathaway is headed buy or sell. >> i would say it's high and i'm a buy, buy, buyer and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your devices, right? oh, so my custom studies will go with me? anywhere you want to go! the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote toda

here is the video of the red sox pitcher throwing behind manny machado. that was the last in a series of attempts by red sox pitchers to throw with the third baseman after dustin was injured. he offered some choice words when talking about being thrown at. >> part of your usual baseball soap opera. that came close. there's a warning. there is a warning right there. >> is known as a guy who will come in tight. >> until major league baseball imposes harsher penalties for throwing at hitters, this wi as a form of retaliation. if you are a pitcher, you get suspended six games. on a lighter note, we are talking cap fishes. not the -- the fan was charged after throwing a catfish on the ice during game one of the stanley cup finals. the good news is common sense has prevailed and charges are being dropped. tennessee, i love you. you are making us all look bad. >> he wanted sharp knives. >> not while we are here. >> he's a little high on sugar. >> storms winding down. a couple more hours and we are in good shape. nothing severe now if you are west of i-95. >> we

las vÍctimas all encontradas manny atadas el sospechoso fue acusado hoy en el hospital. >>> el peligrono dormir, privarse del sueÑo es tan riesgos o como conducir borracho expertos a aseguran que mantenerse sin dormir nos afecta el juicio, la memoria y la concentraciÓn. noticias telemundo comienza ya. ♪ ♪ >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes. una redada de ice en una plantaciÓn de hongos en pensilvania dispara las alarmas en la comunidad inmigrante. el primer operativo realizado en un campus en el gob del presidente trump. y terminÓ con la detencion de 12 trabajadores indocumentados. como dice diego arias, el temor que este tip de redadas se multiplique como parte de una nueva prioridad migratoria. >>> estÁ la migra. >>> tras 4 dÍas de rumores la comunidad rural... y se hizo realidad. >>> nos estÁn sacando huellas. >>> agentes de in muy y grags llegaron a esta fÁbrica donde su cultivan champiÑones. >>> no imaginaba si la migraciÓn venÍa al campo el campo estÁ en la mira. este trabajador que no revela su rostro por miedo, dice los agentes llegaro

nicole parker who pens made a name for herself interviewing manny machado and spring training today continuinghat resume with this mother's day chat. >> how often do you talk to your mom? >> every couple days i'd say. i'll text with her a little every day and talk to her on the phone every two or three days or so. so yeah even when you grow up you still want to keep in touch bill your parents for sure. >> why is your number 16. >> this was my number all growing up since i was te number and in high school it was my number and i haven't been number 16 since high school and wanted to go back to it here and it was open so i took it. >> smart and adorable. the wizards left for boston after a crazy week for sports fans. game seven puck ating activity for both play off teams. the falls had a heart wrenching loss and the wizards find out tomorrow. the witnesses kids thanks to john wall earned a trip to boston nailing this game winning buzzer beating three pointer friday night to advance to tomorrow night's game seven the first time for the franchise since 1979. emotions and expectations have been runn

las vÍctimas all encontradas manny atadas el sospechoso fue acusado hoy en el hospital. >>> el peligro tan riesgos o como conducir borracho expertos a aseguran que mantenerse sin dormir nos afecta el juicio, la memoria y la concentraciÓn. noticias telemundo comienza ya. ♪ ♪ >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes. una redada de ice en una

manny machado scores. orioles take a 2-0 lead. baltimore scores two more.ts one through the left side. joey rickard hustling around third. safe at home. 4-0, orioles. they sweep chicago. women's college lacrosse. maryland battling northwestern for the big ten championship. charging full speed ahead. shoots and scores. of the season. maryland blows out the wildcats 14-6, capturing back-to-back big ten tournament titles. make sure you join us tonight for abc 7 sports sunday at 11:35. former professional hockey player mike larkin joins us in latestto break down the win and what to expect for the rest of the season. plus, i will be at the wizards game. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. kimberly: today felt a little bit like a fall day. stayingmperatures are way below average for the morning temperatures will catch you off guard, some make sure you are ready

manny muchado, was hoping wow fly way but bird has a twitter account.tros rally bird. >> okay. >> yeah. >> he is not going anywhere. >> really, though, yes, not worried about anything out there. >> nope. >> just chillin. >> yes, good for him. >> thanks, right. >> cbs news news just a few minutes away. >> jeff glure is in for scott pelley tonight with a look ahead. >> tiger woodies arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. a boy walked away falling off a giant water slide but are water park regulations comprehensive enough. how jfd's boyhood sail boat tells the story of his life, on "cbs evening news". >>> but first an incredible donation in coatsville a closer look at dedicated volunteers working to make life easier, for homeless veterans in their area. >>> finally tonight an organization, dedicated to making sure homeless veterans have the essentials, made an enormous memorial day donation today. >> volunteers from david's drive 831 delivered $50,000 worth of underwear to the coatsville va as part of annual underwear drive. fire trucks and

closer to home, high—pressure world manny but will be developing easterly winds that the rest of thise —— half an hour. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. our top story is the french presidential election. at a rally in paris, frontrunner emmanuel macron urged his supporters to choose hope over despair and resist the far—right. translation: the question being posed on may 7th is that of the future of france, of europe, and a certain concept of the world. at her own event, marine le pen launched a stinging attack on her rival saying he is the "candidate of continuity". translation: emmanuel macron isjust francois hollande who wants to stick around and is clinging onto power like a barnacle. brexit talks are looming, but what was really said at last week's meeting between theresa may and jean claude juncker? we'll speak to a journalist who claims to know. and don't forget you can get in touch about any

tenemos confirmado quien es el nuevo rey de los paper view, y el reventÓn con manni cruz, es noche de, eh, eh. >>> noche de viernes su show nÚmero biro one, buenas noches a todos. >>>

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. >> glor: manny, thank you very much. more than $1 million has been raised online for three good bbmaritans in portland, oregon, uro were stabbed while helping ao women targeted during a s.te-filled rant against tslims. two of the men were killed. president trump tweeted, "the violent attacks in portland on friday are unacceptable. the victims were standing up to ente and intolerance." ureya villarreal has more. ou he told us to go back to saudi arabia, and he told us that we shouldn't be here and to ort out of his country. >> reporter: 17-year-old destiny mangum and a muslim friend wearing a hijab were riding a commuter train on friday afternoon when they became the targets of jeremy christian's racist rant. now mangum has a message for the people, the heroes who stepped in to defend them, including the two who lost their lives. >> i just want to say thank you to them and their families, that i appreciate them, because without them, we probably would be dead right now. >> reporter: 23 year old talies myrddin nam kameche

irene and manny volunteer at the museum. thank you.sman, may i ask you to stand by the fifth candle. fifth candle will be lit by esther and harry. esther was sent from germany to england. her family was deported to a camp in france and later her parents were sent to auschwitz and killed. harry was born in berlin. kristalnacht, harry and his family fled berlin to antwerp. later fearing he would be selected for forced labor, harry moved the family to brussels, where they separately went into england until liberation. harry and esther are also museum volunteers. i would now ask congressman brad schneider to stand by the sixth candle. the sixth candle will be lit by marcel and ray. marcel and his family moved from paris to vichy france after the french citizenship of his romanian born parents were revoked. his family blended in with the local population, attended church, and survived there until liberation. ray was born in poland. following the german invasion, ray and her mother escaped to a nearby ghetto, then joined a group of partisans

. >> i asked and from felix and manny.ur turn now, dana. >> excuse me, when i was a kid, my parents always taught me that when you had a birthday party, you didn't tell other people about it who weren't invited. i think that we learned a lesson here. some people don't have any clas class! >> come back when i have more time. >> i wouldn't go if you paid me. >> i have a good news story. this is a follow-up story. i went to africa in march. we met these two little kids. yana's and nadia. they both have congenital cataracts. they couldn't see. the doctors fixed them all up. nadia and jan us are now fully seeing little people and i am excited for them. mercy ship is just awesome. >> i love that you go every year. jesse, what do you have for us? >> did you just change the order? >> there needs to be some leadership here. i don't care. >> what are you doing? [laughter] >> i'm a very unusual podcast. go to fox news podcast, it's with a guy named bill carter. he is the lead singer of a band. we tracked him down, they were missing f

machadoh behind manny and then warning both benches, there we are, with some choice words after the gamehinking about the same slider i did, no intention on hurting anybody. i am still trying to get hit at. i am out of my head. thrown out of everywhere. i have lost my respect for the organization and everybody over there. autria: ok. i think he was a little mad. orioles ended up losing last night, 5-2. larry: in the wizards down 2-0 in the conference and my finals against the celtics. wall did everything he could last night. they went into overtime. 40 points in the game. did kind of loses legs later on. this guy, isaiah thomas, was unstoppable. he scored 53 29 in the fourth quarter and overtime alone. everything going in for isaiah thomas. 129 happen 114 was the final score. it will not shift to washington for the third and fourth games. game three tomorrow right back here at the verizon center in we will get you inside. we are giving away playoff tickets at 6:50. we have them in hand right now. if you are not: number seven this my, do not worry, we have three more pairs of tickets to g

manny mama -- ma mma chad dough rant. >>> and showing how boston tries to apologize. >> well, as you said, it is clear that there's tension in the air, but boston fans wants to show that they have respect for their opponents. this is a standing ovation f it happened when he came up to the plate at fenway park last night. jones said on monday night he was subjected to one of the worst experiences of his career. racist heckling and insults. he also said someone threw a bag of peanuts at him. >> just appreciative that action was taken. and not all -- not everybody feels the same way as selected people. >> and jones said he took an apology from the red sox owners and players. next week, they will be here in washington to take on the nats. >> angie goff. thank you. >>> high-paid internships, that's a story that's getting a lot of people in the newsroom on social media talking. >>> still ahead, the companies that may be paying college students more than you make. chuck. >> all right. mostly everybody is back down in the 50s here early today. it day to be outside. plenty of sflien fhine for

white sox-orioles, you think manny machado has had a good week? fourth home run of the week. whatever it is, it's 4-0 over chicago, a little dance, a little shimmy, goes golfing deep, and the long falls from the orioles getting it done. 6-5, that is what we have today. coming up next, you're late local news except on the west coast. don't forget, nascar, racing from talladega. >> better watch it! >> alex rodriguez, kevin burkhardt, nick swisher, thanks for watching. we'll see you. ♪♪ how do you become america's best-selling brand? you make it detect what they don't. stop, stop, stop! sorry. you make it sense what's coming. watch, watch, watch! mom. relax! i'm relaxed. you make it for 16-year olds... whoa-whoa-whoa!!! and the parents who worry about them. you saw him, right? going further to help make drivers, better drivers. don't freak out on me. that's ford. and that's how you become america's best-selling brand. this is fox5 local news at ten. straight ah

manny machado these days. that is a beautiful play. at third base.and, jason kipnis of the indians who were off the a slow start, thought he had himself at least a double, but no, he is robbed by tampa's kevin kiermaier. it is as it turns out the last out of the game. beautiful play. that is the sporting life for right now. more sports in a little bit. but now it is time for more news at 11:00. >> thanks mark. >>> next, at 11:00. >> new information tonight about an accused serial arsonist charged with setting fire to almost a dozen cars in the east bay. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now! we have new details about a suspect including information about his criminal background. hello everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. investigators say they are confident they have the right man in custody. debora villalon is live in benicia where neighbors are breathing a sigh of relief. >> reporter: we are at the scene of the most recent fire four nights ago. officials say with their suspect in custody, it will be the last. a task force

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manny machado is upset after chris sale threw a pitch at him.hrow fast balls at him.< with mlb pitchers throwing the ball 100 miles per hour trying to hit people. i have a bat too and i could go out and crush people but i'd get suspended a year. if a pitcher hits someone they get suspended for two games.>( darya ) okay i didn't know what he said cause it was mostly bleeped out. the last time machado played the redsocks he came in spikes high and spiked one of the boston players and that's why they threw at him to quote get even. gary says the head stuff is one thing, the head stuff gary says get even. gary says the head stuff is one thing, the smart guys throw for other parts of the body. the problem is if you're a young pitcher, you're one day going to hit a guy in the head. there are certain things that really bother gary... those cowards that hide behind computers and talk trash. ( darya ) the chicago cubs wait 108- years to get their world series trophy... and then they pass it around in a mosh pit. this was at a charity concert in boson. th

for some context, last season, the orioles' manny machado was suspended four games for charging the mound after getting hit by a pitch. >> boys. >>> it's been smooth sailing for the george washington colonials this spring, and the magical season could culminate in a national title this week. news4's carol maloney is here with more on the team riding quite the wave right now. >> yeah, george washington, neighborhood, right in the heart of d.c. but one of its most competitive program, traveling up and down the potomac river. gw is a sailing school. now you know. only the fifth season as a varsity sport, we're keeping an eye on this team at nationals this weekend. >> the best part of being a coach is that this is my office. >> reporter: his office, the potomac. not a bad gig for gw sailing head coach billy martin. >> to most people, this looks like vacation. but to us, we have goals. and like any competitive program, we know that we have to put the work in. >> reporter: thanks to that hard work, martin's colonials are making waves. in just the fifth year as a varsity sport, both the co-ed an

going to be like the valloy's restaurant, where the former president enjoys his breakfast, or like manny'sys his corn beef for lunch. but that's where this structure is going to be. in the distance, you can sort of see the museum of science and industry. and that is the part of chicago, i don't know if you ever read the book "the devil in the white city," but it was all about the 1893 world's fair where the university of chicago is now situated. and this is sort of going to be the neighborhood where this new obama home is going to be. everyone is looking forward to it. they're hoping to bring a rejuvenation into the south side of chicago. >> tim, do we expect him to take questions or this to be political in any way? >> reporter: in no way whatsoever. i can stake my career on that. i don't think he's going to dip his foot into politics or into the nearby frigid waters of lake michigan. >> kevin, thank you. as we await the obamas, let's bring in our panel here. hue hewitt, and eddie glau, and washington post opinion writer and msnbc contributor e.j. dion. a big thanks to all of you. hew, thi

pitcher chris sale may face a suspension for throwing a pitch behind baltimore orioles third baseman manny both the orioles and the red sox received warnings after sale's pitch hit the backstop in the top of the first inning of boston's 5-2 victory tuesday at fenway park. baseball implicitly allows a level of frontier justice and self-policing on the field, but it wouldn't come as a surprise if sale's actions tuesday night drew a punishment from mlb, considering everything transpired. (darya) a boston red sox fan is permanently banned from fenway park after using a racial slur at the game. this comes just days after baltimore orioles outfielder adam jones was racially taunted during a game in boston. jones said he was called the n-word by someone in the stands monday night. during a game the next night, someone told team security that another fan used a racial slur towards the singer of the national anthem. the singer is a woman from kenya, and the fan criticized her and used a racial slur directed towards her. the fan was ejected and told he is no longer welcome at fenway park. the team t

minnesota avenue closed at manny hill borrows because of a light post erin will have more on this in outside right now, 5:45 on this monday morning first day of may, mike thomas. >> now we're a month away from summer is, pools nope, in, what, three, four weeks. >> memorial day. could have used a pool this weekend. it was hot. >> record tying 91 on saturday, yesterday it was 2 degrees shy of 90 so, whew -- >> hello summer. >> ac was cranking all weekend long at my place. reagan national 88, dulles 86 yesterday. bwi stayed a little cooler at 79 but normal highs this time of year should be in the low 70's so we were well above that and once again today t-we'll be well above that as temperatures expected to be in the 80's once again. we do have a stalled frontal boundary kind of draped right across the region this morning. you can see the difference it's having on temperatures. baltimore in the 50's at 59, d.c. mid 60's and then not too far from d.c., manassas 73 degrees this morning. quantico 74. frontal boundary -- excuse me. frontal boundary is going to jog its way back up north later