. >> my name is marge hick. >> i and?m ten year survivor, diagnosed the day after mother day, ten years ago. >> oh, my goodness. >> my husband, my children, my mother, all my brother, sisters, neice, nephews, all with me. >> wow. >> and my husband had miles for marge i. >> big milestone for you guys, right? does it feel wonderful having everybody here with you? >> i couldn't do it without them. >> they were my support since day one. >> miles for marge i. so you guys will be walking? >> miles for marge bye to hit the road. back to ukee and jess >> talking to so many other survivors, and they're so happy to be altogether here, right now, and looking forward to the future. i feel so much love. every time i turn around people telling me the story, i'm listening, and they can feel so good, and hoping, hoping for such a bright future. >> absolutely. and it is just a sea of hope, sea of joy. and there is a lot of great energy down here tonight. and/or the morning, gosh, i'm not used to being up this early. oh, but we've got all

first family we're gonna meet -- bob and marge.t of retirement planning, put a lot of money away, saved a lot. >> why did you both consider to do a reverse mortgage? >> we were going to be starting to tap in to our long-term stock investment, and, in looking at it, we said, "wait a minute. that's got time to grow yet, but we have a tremendous amount of equity in our property. why not take advantage of that?" >> they made sure that when they gave us the reverse mortgage, it would never take all of the equity so that, at the end of our 10-year term, there will be a lot of equity left in the house. >> it makes life a lot more pleasant for us because, "a," we don't have a mortgage payment anymore... >> right. >> and, "b," we have tax-free income coming in, and we're leaving our stock-brokerage accounts alone to grow. >> was it an expensive transaction for you? >> the only thing out of pocket, i think, was just the appraisal, which was about $350. >> there seem to be a lot of people now realizing that a reverse mortgage is not we're los

(marge groaning) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (sizzling, popping) (groans) excuse me?on-off button on my phone. okay, let me check your settings, your photos. i don't see why you need to do that. wow, that guy's really fat. that's my husband! ohh! let me talk to another salesman. oh, i'm not a salesman. i'm just a guy in a blue shirt. oh! okay, maggie, from now on, we only talk to people at stores with name tags. i've said it before, but this time, i mean it. (tires screech) (gasps) what happened? oh, someone snuck into the construction site, stole a bulldozer and went joyriding all over town. (cat meows)

no, marge, no! you can't invite a couple of riddlers to stay in the bat cave!

(marge yells) hey, a couch is a couch. (grunts) ooh, yeah.aying) (chuckling) (moaning) yes, there, you see? oh, yeah! (giggles) (laughing) oh-ho-ho-ho! that's so... homer: whoo-hoo! skinner: uh, students, each one of you has been assigned the mandatory honor of contributing to the springfield time capsule, where your arcana will lie dormant until the 31st century. and... (grunts) by the time you finish talking, we're gonna be opening this damn capsule. right. time capsule. nelson, give me something. i brought a picture of my dad. he's still at large... (voice breaks): in my heart! i brought my lucky rabbit's foot. i can have good luck without it. (gasps) ow! wish we could put this moment in the time capsule. consider it done.

. >> emma stone showed off her about marge simpson. expecting their second babies, kerry washington put a hand on her bump. emily blunt was showing and glowing while blake lively's dress had a panel inside. we see you, little reynolds. >> the more i talk about it, the more it becomes a news story. i don't understand why. >> nick jonas on his way to the gala surprised kelly's daughter. he worked with hubby mark on the show "kingdom" and stopped by their house. >> it's nick jonas in a tuxedo. she's like -- he comes in. he leaves very quickly and lola turned. she's like -- how do you open the door when -- when you know i look like brad pitt? >> it's already starting. >> so >>> earlier today news broke. jimmy kimmel will be the first co-host to fill in for michael on monday may 15th. >> i like that. keep it light and fun and in the abc family. it works. okay. let's keep it going here. a new "dancing with the star" couple exposed. >> a >> a good night for page van zant. she got a perfect score and arrived at the after-party looking enamored

. >> emma stone showed off her locks and the bun made us thinkk about marge simpson.xpecting their second babies, kerry washington put a hand on her bump. emily blunt was showing and glowing while blake lively's dress had a panel inside. we see you, littte reynolds. posing with the hadid sisters left amy schumer hungry. amy schumer and her boyfriend went for it leaving with a dis dessert tray. donuts anyone? >> i love that. >> i'll eat this donut. "e.t." scored michael strahan's first interview about the backstage dramaawith kelly and leaving "live." >> what the heck, right? >> i think everybody got this wrong impression of it. great show, great people. >> it was all smiles once again this morning on "the live" set. >> you had quite a week. >> every day is great for me i'm on the other side of the d >> were you surprised you were such a big news story? >> the more i talk about it, the more it become as news i don't understand why. >> nick jonas on his way to the gala surprised kelly's daughter. he worked with hubby mark on the show "kingdom" and stopped by their house

seoul's is down one-third of a percent and margely in the negative. china markets open in an hour and a half. finally, some focus will be on earnings forecast from the likes of sony for instance later today the electronics and media giants will forecast the profits for the year ending fiscal 2017. it had tell laid the release due to the earthquakes in cthat dam some factories. >> thanks a lot for keeping us up to date. we'll touch base in a few hours time. >>> here is food for thought. the diets of people in emerging countries are changing eating more bread and more meat that is a business opportunity by the rise presents challenges and as the next report shows, there are issues that could affect all of us in the years to come. >> indonesia with 250 million mouths to feed. rice is the staple food here often three times a day. but for how much longer? incomes are swelling and the national diet is diversifying. young people especially hunger for westernized food, their favorites include bread with seafood and vegetables. >> i eat a lot of bread because

. >> sort of a question of how they can reverse that at the marge inches, whether it can actually get close enough for trump to get over the line. >> before clinton can face-off against trump, she has to finish off the democratic race against bernie sanders, he said he isn't going anywhere. >> the people in every state have a right to cast their vote for who they opportunity see as president, and what they want to see the agenda of the democratic party to be. >> sanders would need to win 85% of the remaining delegates, and convince super delegates to change their vote to when the democratic nomination. craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", hanging out in a laudromat isn't a crime. but when what a camera caught this guy doing has police now looking for him. >> and now we know why singer janet jackson canceled her unbreakable tour. the answer ahead this noon. st >>> welcome back. a brazen thief is caught on camera stealing money right out of a woman's pocket in west philadelphia. it happened early last month, at a laudromat, 1300 block

republicans to fall in line, sanders is pointing to a new poll that has him beating trump by a wider marge than clinton. it's your voice, your vote. abc's karen travers has is the latest. >> reporter: bernie sanders may have claimed victory in west virginia's primary. >> it appears that we've won a big, big victory in west virginia. >> reporter: but it seems the number two democrat in the country thinks he's already out of the race for the nomination. >> you bring up the next president. we're all anxious to see who. >> who she is? >> vice president joe biden telling robin roberts this election is hillary clinton's to win. >> i feel confident that hillary will be the nominee and i feel confident she will be the next president. >> reporter: sanders doesn't seemed worried about a biden boost for his rival. >> nobody in the establishment believed that we would be here in california with a >> reporter: clinton herself already looking to the general election and donald trump. >> i am looking forward to debating dot com the fall. >> reporter: trump's facing problems of his own. this week, he head

marge, an eagle is our country's mascot!ike kicking george washington in his wooden nuts! aah! (grunting) (grunts) ow. ow. this means war! boy, bring my toupee. go ahead, boy. milhouse: it's working! it's definitely working!

philadelphia also decriminalized marge north marijuana in 2014. >>> there was a $164 million project includes a larger gaming floor, a covered parking garage, a poker room and several restaurants. work on the expansion started two years ago. >>> well, mother's day had three times the meaning for a family at the jersey shore. >> this is pretty incredible. robin and joe swift of margate brought their n+eÑ triplets hom from the hospital late last week. stella, jake and slade joined the couple's five other children. the swifts say they're trying to adjust having eight kids under one roof. >> so far, it's not too bad. we're getting a routine. >> a lot more diapers. >> yes. tons of diapers. >> i bet. >> and wipes, all that. powder. >> the triplets were born three weeks ago. the swifts other kids range from almost 2 to 10 years old. >> i often hear parents when they have their second say once you have one -- but once you have five, three more, what? >> my goodness. unbelievable. swifts, we salute you this morning. >> we certainly do. good luck and congratulations. >>> you're watching nbc 10

no man has ever been blessed with a better wife, marg ott.ive outstanding children plus six grandchildren, too good to be true. i've been extremely fortunate during my business career. so i have lived the american dream. and certainly if anyone in this country should be obligated serve our country and its people, i should be. the volunteers know that this is a critical time in our nation's history. neither political party has effectively addressed the issues that concern the american people. they've asked me to run this campaign on the issues and to assure that the problems that the american people are concerned with will be dealt with after this election is over. i know i hurt many of the volunteers who worked so hard through the spring and summer when i stepped aside in july. i thought it was the right thing to do. i thought that both political parties would address the problems that faced the nation. we gave them a chance. they didn't do it. but the volunteers on their own forged ahead and put me on the ballot in the final 26 states after

he closed the gap on hillary clinton there, but trails her by a wide marge anyone the delegate count. will carr following the fight between sanders and clinton. and city officials are trying to men myself security concernses? >> reporter: cleveland is planning to present an over vow for the security scheme for the republican national convention. cleveland's government is addressing rumors that the city is unprepared to handle the convention. this after the greensboro police department resended the offer of 50 officers. donald trump secured the delegates for the first ballot in cleveland. 35 protestors were arrested as they threw water bottles outside of's trump rally in san diego. and police say no one was hurt and no property was destroyed. a thousand protestors in san diego. the big pest city by the mexican border. trump's plan to build a wall and have mexico pay for the structure helped to launch his campaign. >> in a general election against the democrat, vice-president george. bush defeated michael duka kiss. trump will make a play for california in november. >> i am going to mak

kristen welker, indicati katy t marg murder mark murray. chris t so now a neck and neck race. there is cause for concern. at the same team, you can see there is an opportunity if she can unite the democratic party, bring the sanders voters in, there is an opportunity here for her to gain ground. >> there absolutely is. to your first points, the clinton campaign saying they're not surprised by these numbers. i've plabeen talking to them ab a trump matchup since the summer. and they have always said he's going to be a tough competitor. he is unpredictable. at the same time, he has clinched his own party's nomination, so are you seeing republicans rally around him more quickly than some anticipated. but the clinton campaign i saying they are still locked in the battle with bernie sanders. and that is the toughest thing for clinton.they are still lock battle with bernie sanders. and that is the toughest thing for clinton. gets bernie sanders on board with her. today we learn the dnc will give sanders a big role in shaping the platform if he does win. he had been pushing for that,

thank, you marg.live on the today show at the top of the hour. >>> many people will gather to honor fallen officers. vigil for officers killed in the line of duty will take place at the national mall. 252 fallen officers will be remembered. and their names will be added to the national law enforcement memorial there. the ceremony is at 8:00 p.m. also today, governor hogan will speak at the state police fallen heros ceremony at 11:00. and then another ceremony will pay tribute to six officers who died in arlington at the justice center plaza this morning at 8:00. >>> we may have ended the rainy streak yesterday, but that didn't mean we're out of the woods just yet. check out your city camera view early this morning. it is socked in with clouds and fog and drizzle out there early this morning. the record was set, 15 days in a row with measured rainfall. all total, it equaled 3.83 inches of rain over that stretch. but you think this washington can have rain based on that stretch, i talked to a colleague

they may not even get to the point of initiating marge clin is how you have to make money. >> well, il say this robin has been growing tremendously quickly. we've been live just a little bit over a year. we have almost a million customers. >> what is the average balance? >> you mentioned three billion transactions the while it may be lower that some of our competitors because we have younger investors, a lot of first time investors, you know, people really enjoy using robinhood. i think that if we become the default investment platform for the customers and grow with them, that's something that -- >> very quickly, whether you hear michael say this is the a marketsing push to get assets in the door. nothing really disruptive here. how do you respond? how do you react? >> i disagree with that completely. i think that there's very little marketing involved in what makes robinhood interesting. we're the first real technology company in our space. part of the reason we're able to do this is because of features like robinhood insent where we can onboard a customer go, from nothing to placin

joining us live, marg murdk mur here.oll out this morning, bernie sanders has a leg up here. >> he does have a leg up when it comes to general match-ups against donald trump. our poll with hillary clinton a five point general election lead over donald trump. but bernie sanders is actually in double digits. and this is something a that we've seen throughout the contest so far. bernie sanders does better, one of the reason the sc the level of scrutiny that hillary clinton or donald trump have had. but overall in the democratic contest, hillary clinton has a 12 point lead over bernie sanders, but we know this primary season is starting to come to a close. >> on the donald trump side, he's already putting together a transition team ahead of some big meetings this week. >> and this move on the transition team is actually trying to mask some of the divisions that have already happened. paul ryan saying i'm not ready to endorse trump, mitt romney saying they won't be endorsing. so donald trump is trying to tell other people if y

also forecasting an e bit marge on of 8-10%. of course the margins increasingly of interest to investors who are concerned about this great amount of investment that is needed in r&d and tech and innovation going on. >> another stock that is in the red and in fact suspended is --. they have been halted from trade after a 5% drop. they came through earlier announcing operating profit fouling by 12.3% because of fewer capital gains and low interest rates. we were showing you some of the insurers in europe today. many of them seeing losses. seeing a bit of selling but generali having been suspended from trade. now it is super thursday for the bank of england. set to deliver a rate decision at 1:00 p.m. cet. jeff outside the bank of england. a lot of attention on this meeting. the last announcement ahead of the referendum vote on june 23rd. do you think we're going hear anything else with regards to which way the bank of england is leading on an brexit? >> no. i think mr. carney will be very careful to tread the line. the bank doesn

one of them is named the aunt marge i. we got a name for everyone of the hoagies today.parate accident here on 422, this is a live look, eastbound, bumper to bumper already head in the toward that king of prussia interchange. so we're tip beingly jammed to begin with, from collegeville on in. we got two separate accident to squeeze here in toward king of prussia. water main break in south philadelphia, 63rd and passyunk, let's roll some video from skyfox when we pulled up over the scene. look at this puppy, bubble out there, you got the roadway all buckled, water crews aren't even on the scene here yet. there comes one of the septa buses, so they're obviously on somewhat after detour, chris murphy in the news van, and he's on his way, hopefully, not that far from here, so we should be out there in the next 15 minute. but going back to the maps. get ready for detour. stay off of passyunk avenue and use the platt bridge or the girard point double decker bridge to work your way across what would be the schuylkill river there. otherwise, starting to see delays on the schuylk

." >> i will have five marge right at thats after the show. harris: a lot cooking.

i've been to the parade not as cop or not working or not marge but i've been with the parades for years. it's my people. it's my community. >> reporter: after the petition gained over 300 signatures, goal the great philadelphia gay officer action league withdrew from the grand marshal position and some active visits are glad they did. >> i think you can open the door for more dialogue but at that -- at this present time there was no way we could stand by and justify goal being honored at any pride parade. >> reporter: opposition says that pride parade grew out of the stone wall riots against police brutality and it's too soon for police to be honored but supporters say that type of logic stops growth and slows healing. >> the idea of discrimination whether it is because of your gender identity, your sexuality, your job, your race, it's all oppression, and that's where,, what we really need to be rallying around is coming together to end that type of oppression. >> reporter: meanwhile many i spoke to in the lgbt community hope in the future they can overcome this divide and continue what

. >> emma stone showed off and lupita's sky-high bun made us think of marge simpson.ll expecting their second babies. kerry washington put a hand on her bump. emily blunt and olivia wilde were showing and glowing while blake lively's dress had a panel in front, but we see you little reynold. the reason of course for the gala is the museum's costume institute. head curator andrew bolton is the man in charge of the spectacular exhibit. how long have you been working on this particular exhibition? >> well, the idea is probably about a year. but we didn't start working on it for nine months. i think what i would love to take away is finally sort of access that fashion as an art form. >> and after it all we really love when nancy o'dell and joe zee break it in to do's, don'ts and do others. >> i love dolce & gabbana. i'm hoping no peacocks were harmed. >> what about the late givenchy gown. this dress took 1200 hours to make. >> well, cutouts were a big trend. i ah them on kendall jenner, margot robbie, rita or rachlt. >> they're flattering. hailey baldwin, the vertical str

." >> i will have five marge right at thats after the show. harris: a lot cooking.hy wait until summer really. it is on already between hillary clinton and donald trump as they gear up for the general election. trump says he is not afraid to get down in the mud with clinton he is must. watch. >> i will be able to figure it out. we had 17 people just now. i figured it out. i will be able to figure it out from hillary. depends where she is coming from, if she wants to go the low road, i'm fine with that. if she wants to bo with the high road which i would prefer i would be fine with that. depends where she is coming up. >> you're fine with the low road. most people don't want to go on the low road? >> i have to handle the low road if i have to do it. we had low roads over last few months. >> really? >> i'm fine if we go in that direction. maybe you haven't noticed. harris: then on other side, hillary clinton while she has not quite put away bernie sanders for good, the democratic front-runner clearly has donald trump in her sights. she says she is not holding back. >>

for me what stood out, three words, marge inl of error. what is the biggest takeaway? >> this is a neck in neck race between hillary clinton and donald trump. that is a change from our last poll. last month hillary clinton had a double digit advantage over donald trump, that is no longer the case. trump earlier this month consolidating becoming the presumptive nominee of the republican party and we're seeing signs that republicans are in fact uniting behind donald trump and giving him a big boost there which makes this a neck and neck race within the margin of error. with bern mee sanders and donald trump, sanders has been making this argument saying that he polls better against donald trump than hillary clinton does and this poll is no exception. he's up 15 points on donald trump but hillary clinton we're expecting in that last round of primaries in california is going to become the presumptive democratic nominee and going to be facing a very tough race against donald trump. >> you have the neck and neck aspect of it and then add to this part, both of them have s hist

it was the network said "we want to adapt a movie," but we're wondering if you could do it without margemovie. and then you think, "well if i'm not including any of the characters or the stories from the movie, how am i adapting the movie?" but that was a really exciting challenge. and then when it worked and did well, then the next terrible idea was to throw it all out and start again. >> seth: and start with a completely new cast. >> yeah. >> seth: and i imagine in this day and age, you attract a different kind of cast when you're saying to them, "hey this is ten episodes, no matter what. if it's successful, you are not stuck with me for eight years." that first year and we had actors like kirsten dunst and ted danson, you know, the second year. and now we just signed ewan mcgregor. >> seth: which is so exciting. and ewan mcgregor i've read, is playing brothers. >> he is. >> seth: but not twin brothers. >> no, no. someone jokes it's like the directv commercials. >> seth: oh, i see. >> yeah. which i didn't think of before but now i can't get it out of my head. [ light laughter ] but yea

beltway dealing with crash cleanup you can see the accident activity right here at globe road causing margee. blocking the left side of the roadway. we have delays there as well. melanie, back to you. >> anchor: thank you. in just a few hours, a judge will happened down a verdict in the case of edward nero. one of 6 baltimore city police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. nero pled not guilty to charges of second degree assault, reckless endangerment, two counts of misconduct in office. gray suffered a fatal spinal injury put into the police van handcuffed, not buckled in. campus police at the university of maryland are pouring over 911 calls, reviewing officer body cam footage. after cell phone video shows officers using pepper spray to break up a graduation party. this happened 2:00 a.m. saturday. officers were responding report of a fight and loud noise compliances. you can get more news, weather ♪ ♪ >>> oh, ashley graham charming joe jonas in the new music video for toothbrush. ashley is helping us to find the perfect swim suits for summer. we got candace here, chewbacca mom

the quality of the bio marge. it is not what we used to have. neil: all right.>> good to see you. neil: coming on, roughly, the tail end of these earnings. a fourth one in a row. down earnings from the yearbook -- year before. that may not be a problem. there are some that stand out from that. better than expected. after crushing earlier estimates. can those exceptions change the normal rule that says, when by and large earnings were treat. so too does the economy. and the market. we will take a bite out of that one. ♪ at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. >> welcome back. i am jo ling kent with their business headlines coast-to-coast. a 21 month high. a settlement. they may soon be possible. first reported by charl

. >>> major changes if you right marg oig o >>> we have breaking news at 7:30. in northeast d.c. on rhode island avenue near the metro station. sources tell news 4 that several rail cars have overturned, at least one is leaking some sort of hazardous fluid. d.c. fire has closed rhode island avenue in that area. metro has suspended red line service between noma and brookland. buses are being brought in and this will cause significant delays in that area. derrick ward is headed to the scene and will give us a live update as soon as he gets there. >>> soggy sunday. we've had rain falling since last last night. it continues this morning. good morning, i'm tom kierein tracking this rain moving from the southwest it's a broad area of rain coming out of the mountains now into virginia, west virginia and coming into maryland, the district on the eastern shore, as well. now, the areas you see in the lighter green, that is some lighter rain and it's continue itting to move off. a few pockets here, we're getting moderate showers winchester up to martinsburg. so today you w

we do a lot of things with marge backed securities. our total return fund is cool.r market is challenged with the leverage in the high yield systems challenged with boenl global slowdowns. maybe not ongoing robust energy crisis. but the -- market doesn't have those risks. lower gasoline does not make people default on their mortgage. lower gasoline makes them pay their mortgage or at least have the wherewithal. and there are opportunities of yields of 10, 12% in cnbs market. so again it is a narrow thing. don't try it at home. but it does exist within funds. one of the reasons why some funds yield more than the asset class itself. >> before i let you go. one of the things people are trying at home is tesla. stock looks up a little after after hours on earnings. >> i've liked tesla for years because of their battery technology. and i've told people, elon should just have a battery company. if he could create batteries that powered houses that could store enough money. if that happens it's truly transformational. so this binary outcome i think it is worth it for a lot

all of the hoagies name appropriately forever just reasons, they have aunt marge i, they have the goonthat. >> south philly, okay? we got the creator, that was -- he came in earlier. >> squirrels. >> squirms in there. named the squirms? >> oh, this is a guy's name. >> guys name, squirrel. >> the goon, look, the goon. >> let's come over to this tray here. can we get this train here? real quickly. >> you got have one called little rock. >> i little rock i. prime time. now we are calling these hoagies, but in other part of the country they call this basic sandwich -- >> everything, solar -- he was telling us where the word hoagie came from. >> we'll get to that in just a second, but jen has a map where they call different things different part of the country. >> we do, now that bob brought up his favorite place, i'll bring it out. people want to tell you where their favorite places are. joe says, pal joel i's in seoul new jersey is his favorite. he loves a steak-em corned beef hoagie. cj says the bobby from captriotti's is their favorite. thanksgiving on a roll. monte g, says, gooey louie

the gross marge was a little better than expected because some lower priced items did better and thate higher margin items. tiffany is going to be more new product to be key along with getting tourist traffic back in balance. >> i do love the color of -- i might like the color of the box better than what is inside of it. turquoise i have such a soft spot for. so dayna. . we talked about tiffany with there. williams shf sonoma and pvh after the bell. what would you do with nose. >> i think pvh is cheap. and i think the acquisition and also the fact that they are buying back stock and paying down debt i think is some of the exciting things. i think the debt pay down is certainly in focus. >> some companies you do like. at least that you are keeping an eye on to see if this momentum can last. lulu lemon and kate spade. >> kate spade did a 19% same store sales increase. and lulu is some of the higher priced items appear to be working. the story is one where inventory levels are back in balance. gross margins improvement. and active is working. on kate spade the handbag business is less wo

. >> reporter: we have high standing watt and flooding causing marge issues on the roadways, beach drivedown for folks between mills avenue and east west highway. we have flooding on the anacostia freeway, only one squeezes by between other than avenue and burrows. delays extend all the way to the capital beltway. speaking of the beltway, this is a live look before you get to connecticut avenue on the inner loop where lanes have reopened from a crash, delays back to old george town road. also crash on connecticut avenue, outer loop, delays before you reach i95. >> anchor: all right. thanks. new overnight, a marries mers suv mercedes suv ends up inside this home in fort washington. a tow truck was out hours of trying. the home was vacant. 3 people in the vehicle were taken to the hospital. sam sweeney on the scene says you can spell alcohol around the car. this morning, the severe weather is gone, the cleanup continues after the storms. powerful winds knocked down trees and power lines, include in northwest dc. 13th street, a large tree fell on top of 3 parks cars, 2 brand new. same thing

walters is said to have profit bid a $32 million marge irn and avoiding losses of $11 million.parately has named golfer phil mickelson as a relief defendant in a civil suit. they say mickelson was able to generate $931,000 in profits based on tips to him that came from walters and were originally generated by thomas davis, the sec says they want that money back and as we go through the documents, we're learning a lot more about how this scam allegedly operated including the use of prepaid cell phones and code words. apparently the people involved in this alleged scam called dean foods dallas cowboys and phone conversations to avoid detection and on certain trading days the u.s. government is saying here billy walters, the gambler, his insider trading amounted to more than 30% of daily trading volume in dean foods stock. one other detail here that we spotted in the documents that is of interest. the sec says that davis misappropriated frun e ed funds gambling debts he owned to casinos in las vegas. a lot of details coming out and we'll learn more later. >> thank you very much fo

and continued loss of high marges, the important task of improving the finance condition is daunting. despite the financial news, there is still strength in the system. the postal service is the one government agency that touches every american on a daily basis. it is an organization that literally serves 155 million american households and businesses on a typical day. it facilitates trillions in commerce, the fundamental problem is that the postal service cannot currentlies generate sufficient funds to cover the mandated investments and also invest in critically deferred capital needs. where can we look for answers? i would argue the starting point is to look at ourselves. what do knee need as a nation, and what is its cost? what exactly is universal mail service in the united states? the commission has determined that the u.s.o. is largely undefined and instead is combined of a brought said of policy statements with only a few legislative prescriptions. the commission estimates the cost of providing university service to be more than $4 billion annually. when assessing the current s

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that marge sn grein is greater next republican contest meaning it will take until june 7 to reach theght. we had hillary clinton's razor thin win in kentucky. bernie sanders decisive win in oregon. both are looking ahead now to delegate-rich california, and both think they can win that state. cnn senior washington correspondent joe johns live in washington with more. joe? >> reporter: chris, it was a narrow victory for hillary clinton in kentucky, but all she needed to be able to claim that she's broken the string of victories by bernie sanders in multiple primaries and caucuses, and the clinton win in the blue grass state makes a statement about her ability to attract votes in appalachia. now within fewer than 100 dell guilt of what she needs to clinch the nomination. bernie sanders for his part picking up a win in progressive-leaning oregon, making it clear he has no intention of dropping out of the race, even though there are increasing concerns in the party that he's staying the course all the way through the june 7th california primary is creating chaos and anger in the run-up to