and mark jones approaches. >> check you.k you. >> and while mark jones approaches me, my phone rings, but then it hangs up. so i go to redial the phone. and he is like what is the problem? i'm not really paying attention much to what he is doing. >> that's when mr. jones unloads a wicked round house, a blindsiding killer sucker punch that fractures joseph's teeth and immediately gives him a cerebral concussion. but it doesn't stop there. jones continues to pulverize his victim. >> got the concussion right when he hit me the first time. i'm like falling out the door, and i came back in. i had no idea what was going on. it's a little bit disheartening to see people stand around and do nothing. >> the video clearly shows at least six other men that are all standing around as the victim is just being brutalized. and there is not a lot of reaction. you can see them all looking, i think maybe in shock, not quite knowing what was going on, or what to do. >> still, no one lifts a finger to help joseph scarpino. >> mark jones after v

the conservative edited for grimsby, mark jones says their stance on the eu and immigration is driving >> when we had labor and government it was almost impossible to have an open discussion about immigration. now we have very much come out of that because of ukip. i do not think they are the answer. it is down to the parties to actually come up with a solution. reporter: whether it wins the day in grimsby are not, it looks like ukip is here to stay as a political force in prison. anchor: munich has opened a museum on the former site of the nazi headquarters. anchor: the long-delayed inauguration coincided with the 70th anniversary of the day u.s. troops entered munich at the end of world war ii. it also happened to be the anniversary of hitler's suicide the same day in it -- in a berlin bunker. reporter: the heart of munich, once occupied by the nazi party headquarters. today it is home to the documentation center for the history of national socialism. here where the not staged their monumental rallies is today a place of remembrance for the suffering inflicted on millions. at the ina

the water restrictions start on the 15th and that is okay with mark jones. >> it's a good idea it's convation and the next thing we know if we don't do it and adhere to it what kind of problems will we have. >> jones has not turned on the spigot yesterday. >> usually during the winter time it's between 2 to 2.2 million a day and we go from 2.2 to 2.6 million gallons a day. >> don't mind if my lawn is a little brown too. >> she bought soaker to help with the grass but decided not to put down the sod where the childrens swing sets used to by. >> we won't be able to water it. >> one two three, tcp was discovered in 2013, water restrictions had nothing to do with that according to the city. >> that will guide us on how we proceed and we are working with the knowledge environmental protection to come up with a treatment plan. >> and they are looking to buy additional water and they have activated the treatment plan to help pump water during the summer demands. they may notice discoloration as it flows through the water main, conserve water as much as you can because we are going to need it this su

jones looking, and they have to burn their final time-out. client ball bail out and now the cavs are out. >> mark: you need guys that are not afraid of the moment and go get the basketball and create. >> mike: going back to what jeff said having a guy like jones and instead of panicking, they could use that final time-out. doesn't sound like a big deal. but it's important. >> jeff: mike, you also have to have an inbounder who can put it on the money. so many times, it's tight. j.r. smith. it's open and the pass to lebron james. >> mark: who is going to get it? i don't see one guy go to get the basketball. >> jeff: you with justcan just throw it over the top of dellavedova. >> mark: if i'm dellavedova, i say give me the basketball. i want to go to the line right now. >> mike: looking, looking, crosscourt to james. rose on james, trying to double-team him. holding it offensive foul! they call offensive foul on james and the bulls get it back with 14.3 remaining. what a double-team from chicago and dunleavy. >> mark: it's the right call. it's the right call. we talk about chicago and not fouling and

>>mark:35-year-old brian jones was arrested on suspicion of driving second.>mark:police say he ran over 46-year-old ezmeralda morales rodriguez and her 14-month-old daughter, killing both of them. >>mark:the crash happened in front of an apartment complex on murrietta boulevard. >>mark:the alameda county d-a's office saying they were still evaluating the case. >>mark:yesterday, officials charged jones with two counts of murder >>darya: >>darya:a viewing will be held for the vallejo teenager who was shot and killed near his high school. >>darya:17-year-old max rusk's body was found last thursday near jesse >>darya:the shooting was reported around noon on ascot parkway. nine tonight at skyview memorial lawn. tomorrow. >>darya:a 19-year-old and 16- year-old have been arrested in connection with rusk's death. >>mark:new this morning. >>mark:a second man has been sentenced to federal prison in connection with the brutal beating of a san francisco giants fan outside dodger stadium in 2011. >>mark:marvin norwood was sentenced to two and a half years in federal priso

jones looking, and they have to burn their final time-out. client ball bail out and now the cavs are out. >> mark: you need guys that are not afraid of the moment and go get the basketball and create. >> mike: going back to what jeff said having a guy like jones and instead of panicking, they could use that final time-out. doesn't sound like a big deal. but it's important. >> jeff: mike, you also have to have an inbounder who can put it on the money. so many times, it's tight. j.r. smith. it's open and the pass to lebron james. >> mark: who is going to get it? i don't see one guy go to get the basketball. >> jeff: you with justcan just throw it over the top of dellavedova. >> mark: if i'm dellavedova, i say give me the basketball. i want to go to the line right now. >> mike: looking, looking, crosscourt to james. rose on james, trying to double-team him. holding it offensive foul! they call offensive foul on james and the bulls get it back with 14.3 remaining. what a double-team from chicago and dunleavy. >> mark: it's the right call. it's the right call. we talk about chicago and not fouling and

mark: thank you to nikos chrysoloras and jones hayden in brussels. ming up, a manufacturing miss for china. what policymakers could do next to support growth. ♪ mark: welcome back to "the pulse ." streaming on your tablet and phone. a quick check of the euro. we have manufacturing data earlier. individual country basis. the euro. what a run for the year on against the dollar. a few weeks ago investors were talking about parenting yes, it is lower today. a long way above its low of 103. 111.43 today against the dollar. our attention to asia. we have manufacturing data out of china and it was a miss. trailing estimates. i'll makers could step up stimulus to support growth. chief economic correspondent joins us for more with more. enda, what is the missed signal? enda: another softer rating on china's economy and second largest economy is slowing down. with had industrial output and we know about the real estate sector is slowing down and the factory gauge is slower than people ask active. taken on together, china is having a slow start to the year. mark

jones. $20 billion. mark: how did it get to that point?ot to that point by basically deciding not to pay annual pension payments for several years and it just cap building and building. you had the crash in 2008 and investments took a hit and now they are at $20 million. betty: that is a huge number, tim. is it raising the sort of worries that may be chicago might be heading in the way of bankruptcy?. tim: i don't think there's that much talk about bankruptcy per se but when you put the two cities side-by-side, there are differences visually. chicago is a much more diverse economy. you scratch beneath the surface and see the financial underpinnings and there are some scary analogies to detroit. the issue here is probably not going to be resolved by a bankruptcy filing but by some very hard and difficult decisions to get the city out of this. mark: those decisions will be made by maier rahm emanuel. what does his plan involve? tim: it is a deal that he worked out last year that bears some similarities to a pension fix that was declared unco

i do not know if any of them were veterans, but when we ended up with jay jones, my brother mark and lori, one of our administrators -- my brother and market is in this all the way. he said make it pretty and bring it back and you do the works. [laughter] p.j.: so they picked somebody just clear out of the internet website and the first one that popped up was custom wagons in tennessee -- excuse me kentucky. went through this in areas and said that i would get the blueprints and i can build it exactly as long as you feed the blueprints to me. before the end of the conversation, i asked, are you veteran -- a veteran? he goes, sir, i will tell you who i am. right then, i knew something was up. he said, i did to -- breach was in vietnam. i cannot -- three tours in vietnam. i cannot describe what i did, where i did it, how i did it, but i served our country honorably. so he did the chassis. what happens to the hearse after may 3? it is my understanding that after i talked to james cornelius of the presidential library museum that they would love to have the hearse in april and may of eac

lori: dow jones industrial average crossed the unchanged mark 91 times even though the market averages are elevated it seems like people are making money. is the volatility. >> isn't there. but actually it is good. i would be more worried about the sustainability if there was volatility in the equity market. right now i would say don't get too excited over the rest of the year. we will be just over 3% 85% but hopefully this is the dole year for equities but the surprises will be on the downside. lori: pointed to the presidential cycle we're in the third year of a second term president traditionally those are we kirs do you buy into that? >> it is a relatively flat your with profitability i am not worried about the bad numbers of production in shows capacity utilization is falling with a loss of pricing power it will hurt profitability but if we find out profits continue to remain weak into 2016 by the election comes we will be worried about the possibility of a recession. lori: this is the reality. >> slow growth the dullest economic recovery since world war ii. lori: that says somethi

mark: no it is not. jack russo at edward jones and spoke to us.he monthly reporting that itself to more volatility and investors focus on short-term issues. he continued, it is a good move. it is long overdue. a lot of people say it tends to skew the stock price up and down and people lose their focus on what mcdonald's really needs to be doing. when they cut these sales reports, i'm curious how the reaction will be from shareholders. what will they say, what information do they feel they are getting are not getting by these monthly sales reports? you noted some of the other companies. chipotle is doing this. betty: starbucks when they first started, yum! brands. mcdonald's is always the beacon for the fast food industry. so when they decide not to do this, it will be interesting to see if more follow. smaller companies may say, if mcdonald's does not do it, why should i? said, it is one of the reasons why the stock has been volatile. what do we have coming up in the next hour? guests will be camden fine of the community bankers. there have been l

you can see where brian jones' koefshit slammed into the party they were attending. this memorial marks where they were found dead at the scene. >> california is falling short of the drought conservation roles. the governor called for a cut back. we face only 3.6%. new restrictions are being discussed now. >> if you're doing. >> i good job in your district and you might be cutting your use this summer by 36%. >> this is what the drought looks like. here is how it sounded today. >> going down to one day per week we'll see vegetation dieing. >> remember when governor brown announced a 25% water cut last month? >> we're standing on dry grass. >> there is a long way to go. >> the architect of one tiered plan will reduce water use based on how much districts cut back. take a look at the maps. san franciscoins need only cut 8% more. the 16% cuts include santa rosa, berkeley and mountain view. 20%, which is average outliers must cut 36%. in cases they'll happen tb to be person that can least afford it. >> there is outdoor water use where people have a lot of landscaping. >> if you have a big h

jones industrial average rose 1%. the tech heavy nasdaq regained the 5,000 mark and the s&p 500 shot up more than 1% and posted an all time record high for the first time in three weeks. so let's see how markets here are starting the day. for that we are joined by ramin mellegard. he's at the tokyo stock exchange. what are you seeing so far? >> good morning, ai. the drop in u.s. jobless claims or unemployment benefits boosted shares on wall street as you mentioned. and it's reflected in the price action here as well for the nikkei and the topix. both indexes in the positive and we'll see how that continues throughout the day. yesterday the nikkei closed down almost 1%. but a lot of earnings results have boosted sentiment for corporate japan. konica minolta rose just shy of 12% yesterday after saying it would raise its dividend and buy back a lot of shares. shares in sharp may continue to be a focus here after it announced it will receive 1.7 billion bailout from his lenders and planning to reduce its domestic work force by 3,500. nikon's profits were down 31% from last year. i'll continue to watch the shares for all

you can see where brian jones' koefshit slammed into the party they were attending. this memorial marks where they were found dead at the scene. >> california is falling short of the drought conservation roles. the governor called for a cut back. we face only 3.6%. new restrictions are being discussed now. >> if you're doing. >> i good job in your district and you might be cutting your use this summer by 36%. >> this is what the drought looks like. here is how it sounded today. >> going down to one day per week we'll see vegetation dieing. >> remember when governor brown announced a 25% water cut last month? >> we're standing on dry grass. >> there is a long way to go. >> the architect of one tiered plan will reduce water use based on how much districts cut back. take a look at the maps. san franciscoins need only cut 8% more. the 16% cuts include santa rosa, berkeley and mountain view. 20%, which is average outliers must cut 36%. in cases they'll happen tb to be person that can least afford it. >> there is outdoor water use where people have a lot of landscaping. >> if you have a big h

jones. three tour vietnam veteran. as you saw earlier, these veterans wanted to put their mark on the abraham lincoln hearse and for the day, a be lower jewelers provided are proud family friend sheaths of black onyx. they wanted to shape what will be placed upon a crown beneath each of the plumes. i there happens to be four on each plume, which is 16 for our 16th president. i our combat veterans build this icon of freedom for the nation. the request by katie spindell for a hearse and the response by the staab family to research and coordinate a build team. the result that was by our veterans. [applause] p.j.: forged in resolve, reverse and i engineer and re-created the icon of freedom for the nation. and we hope that through this process we have exceeded the expectations for all. there will be additional time is you are watching you history tv. like us on facebook is these bit history. >> up next, professor ralph nÜrnberg or discusses john wilkes booth. secretary of state william seward and vice president andrew johnson. he also looks at a variety of larger assassination conspiracy theories. and talks about how lincol

. >> mark: you have to force the issue right now if you're the clippers. >> mike: terry, swings it. jones to ariza for three. it's good! trevor ariza, again! his sixth three-pointer of the game. and that one should seal it for the rockets. a 20-point game for trevor ariza, a former champion with the lakers nails it with 55.8 remaining. and the rockets, on the verge of a western conference finals. strong can lift you from your lowest point. strong can silence the doubters. strong can push you even harder. think what strong can do for you. at&t's network now has the nation's strongest 4g lte signal. >> mike: they are celebrating here at the toyota center. rockets back up by 11 as trevor ariza coming up huge for the rockets. remember the offseason, they didn't match chandler parsons, they want the chris bosh they wanted to seip him. they wanted to sign carmelo anthony but instead they signed -- or acquired trevor ariza in a three-team trade. ariza brought defense, he's brought three-point shooting. he was seventh in the nba. with a field goal. a former champion with the lakers coming up huge

. >> mark: you have to force the issue right now if you're the clippers. >> mike: terry, swings it. jones to ariza for three. it's good! trevor ariza, again! his sixth three-pointer of the game. and that one should seal it for the rockets. a 20-point game for trevor ariza, a former champion with the lakers nails it with 55.8 remaining. and the rockets, on the verge of a western conference finals. strong can lift you from your lowest point. strong can silence the doubters. strong can push you even harder. think what strong can do for you. at&t's network now has the nation's strongest 4g lte signal. >> mike: they are celebrating here at the toyota center. rockets back up by 11 as trevor ariza coming up huge for the rockets. remember the offseason, they didn't match chandler parsons, they want the chris bosh they wanted to seip him. they wanted to sign carmelo anthony but instead they signed -- or acquired trevor ariza in a three-team trade. ariza brought defense, he's brought three-point shooting. he was seventh in the nba. with a field goal. a former champion with the lakers coming up huge

mark phillips on the british election that had a surprisingly american feel. >> reporter: david cameron came back to number 10 dow jones street today as the leader of a majority government, a small majority but one just big enough to govern. and for the defeated party leaders, there was a political bloodbath. >> i'm so sorry. >> reporter: ed miliband, labour leader, resigned. >> i will be resigning. >> reporter: nick clegg deputy prime minister, resigned. nigel farage, resigned. only the scottish nationalists who wiped labor out in scotland also came out big winners. >> having a go, that pumps me up. >> reporter: david cameron's victory came after a campaign that had an undercurrent of nastiness. when the labor leader broke rule 1 by eating a bacon sandwich on camera the tory press was ruthless. miliband didn't look like a prime minister, they says. now he won't be. one this despite labor bringing in obama guru david axelrod. another obama aide, jim messina helped mastermind the conservative win. for u.s. republican pollster and cbs news consultant frank luntz this was an election with a familiar feel. >> there's no co

. ♪ mark: shall we look at our favorite pieces from the bloomberg digital world? manus: this is written by sarah jonesmberg.com. it was his last address as ceo to the shareholders of credential. he faltered several times during his speech at the queen elizabeth ii center. he thanked everyone. mark tucker will take over and he referred to his mother who basically said and all last specs of life, it's not how you start -- in all aspects of life it's not how you start it's how you finish. anna: i am on devo luwatch. by which i mean devolution. jim o'neill taking a job in the u.k. government. we heard that the last 24 hours. we have a piece on that. jim o'neill has many connections with manchester, the poster child for devolution activities taking place in the u.k.. david cameron says he will be talking about scottish plans. mark: the young chap played for yorkshire has never played for england before but he will open the match. a lovely piece of info. he will have 666 on his shirt because he is the 666th player from england. manus: i watched "the omen" when i was younger. anna: more from athens when we c

mark: we're at an all-time high in wall street. for the stock exchange will watching that as of the 500th the dow jones industrial average set all-timee dow down its industrial average they are unchanged will be watching the market this morning with the record high all-time high for the dow and for the s&p 500 this morning. >>james: this is a live look outside we have cloud conditions of sfo was speculated that may result in delays for arriving flights now reporting a 65 minute delays for and about aircraft and hour and five minutes after that this morning that is a fact of the low clouds will double the airport today's plan as bridge down three of the storm track today partner forecast the current our still looking at low to mid 50's by noontime 11:00 to know we're going to be mainly cloudy a few some breaks if we will want to low six is for the in the committee for keep the on the cool side temperatures there in the mid to upper 50s before this afternoon is a more sunshine for the inland valleys or could get up to 70 degrees most and locations will be in the upper 60s the '60s by the bay in mid to upper 60s out at the coast that is

jones. three tour vietnam veteran. as he sought earlier these -- as you saw earlier, these veterans wanted to put their mark on abrahaman hearse and for the day, a be lower jewelers provided are proud family friend black onyx sees -- sheatshs of black onyx. they wanted to shape what will be placed upon a crown beneath each of the plumes. there happens to be four on each plume, which is 16 for our 16th president. our combat veterans build this iconic freedom for the nation. the request by katie spindell for hearse and the response by the staab family to research and coordinate a build team. the result that was by our veterans. [applause] p.j.: forged and resolve reverse engineer and re-created the icon of freedom for the nation. and we hope that through this process we have exceeded the expectations for all. there will be additional time here, i understand, for questions and answers. i would love to have questions. we kept the presentation short because it is really an unfinished story that continues to on full every day for the last 18 months. i think it will continue to unfold for decades. for the reenactment event,

>>mark: he was shot and killed by police last november also has been filed that and get medical attention for several minutes after he was shot. >>darya: brian jonesurder and felony you why prosecutors say he lost control of his car and crashed into an apartment complex--early complex-dui killing her and her 41 or daughter police said his blood alcohol level at the time was almost twice the legal limit >>mark: there was it your time to discuss rent increases and an apartment complex it happened at last my people living at 1038 on second street in lafayette our return to their being pressed for their homes that allows no owners took over a complex of february consistently family 7 forced out because it was what increase results a management company but have now yet received a response. >>darya: it is now set to close the city council made the decision last night and is a the land can be so the residents are being evicted them from a city where they cannot afford to live anymore the park has more than hundred units were 400 people will that decision is all the trip or what have to move in the next 30 days. ♪ ♪ ♪ chase freedom. the card is for the es

>>mark: men arrested in connection was 35 your brian jones he was a court last week with his arraignmentnd the d.a. has yet to file formal charges against him in his out on bail those charges could come later on this week. >>darya: a south bay man arrested of suspicion of stock in an attack on a 13 year-old girl is due in court third when year-old mohammed is a suspect in two cases police said he also followed a 28 year-old into a public bathroom and tried to assault her. it is of four and suspension for tom brady five days after the nfl investigate reported that it was " more probable than not that the patriots broke throws a hand on the punishment he was banned for four games. >>mark: the also indefinitely suspended and to equipment staffers will carry out the plan at an net loss essential and credible evidence that he knew the employes were deflating footballs. this is fighting for game suspension. >>mark: golden state is snapping a two game skid and beat the memphis grizzlies. yes or 21 of the started three points in the first half was 01 to 84 warriors with the final now with this e

. >> paula jones has a stern warning about letting bill clinton back in the white house. >>> the great one, mark levin is here. "hannity" starts right here right now. >>> a city in fear. baltimore residents are on edge and preparing for the worst as the community struggles to deal with the horrific new wave of violent crime. now are saying they're too afraid to leave their homes. earlier today, the head of the baltimore police union issued this statement. the criminals are taking advantage of the situation in baltimore since the unrest. criminals now feel empowered. there is no respect. police are under siege in every quarter. they're more afraid for going to jail for doing their jobs properly than they are getting shot on duty. in baltimore, arrests are down 58% so far in the month of may, just compared to last year. joining us now is leyland. arrests are down 58%. yet, we've got the highest murder rate since 1996 with 38 so far for the month of may. i understand the fear the people are expressing here. a 7-year-old kid was killed this morning. >> absolutely sean. remember the number of homicid

dow jones industrial down 101 points, 17,969 down below that 18,000 mark.nts nasser jason abdo dock down 64 that accidents for one and a quarter points on the nasdaq down loses apple. right, that is obviously, in the technology realm that sound is sitting at 12643. home depot and intel round out bottom five. airlines under oil and high fest level of 2015 to a downgrade from jpmorgan down 2.2%. some name hitting record high, disney netflix under pressure disney did turn red. holding on to gains 595 up 68% this year. more veteran varney & company coming up. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your

. >> paula jones has a stern warning about letting bill clinton back in the white house. >>> the great one, marke right now. >>> a city in

jones branch fields are one of many under the transforming tyson's plan adopted in 2010. they're a 15-minute walk from the tyson's metro station. tomorrow athletes residents and fairfax county officials will officially mark the opening of the fields. >>> you'll soon be able to enjoy whole foods if you live in prince george's county. officials in the county hope the store will attract more business to the area too. a new whole foods is currently being built in riverdale park. it will be the first in the county. the store will bring healthy options to -- officials recognized this county as a food desert by the usda. >> i think it's a reflection of what people want. really i mean people can go -- like in our case people can go find the starbucks anywhere but people come here because they want a different type of experience and different type of product. >> the new store is expected to open later this year. >>> as you think about a weekend get away for you and your family this summer think about checking out richmond. that's aaron's hometown. american express travel named richmond as the most popular city to visit this summer. how about that? this comes after froemers chose it as a top travel destination for

mark: good afternoon, imr crumpton here with scarlet fu. at the: let's get a look markets. equities back to positive gains right now. the dow jonests. a long and meandering road from down to up. if you look

mark: good afternoon, imr crumpton here with scarlet fu. at the: let's get a look markets. equities back to positive gains right now. the dow jonesndustrial average by 13 points. a long and meandering road from down to up. if you look at the bond market, that is where most of the action has been. let's show you how the dollar is moving now. the bond yields are higher. that means prices are lower. we resumed that bond selloff in europe and the united states and the dollar is lower once again by almost 1%. 93.62 mark:. -- 93.62.e seven people died in the amtrak crash last night and more than 200 others were injured. there has been a potential breakthrough for investigators trying to figure out why the train derailed. >> whatever is comparable as we know it, often referred to as a black box. that has been recovered. it is now in the amtrak operations center in delaware for analysis. we have no information from that particular device at all because it is currently being analyzed by experts. amtrak has suspended service between philadelphia and new york. part of the biggest -- the busiest in the nation. millions more cars have been re

the dow jones was up 26 points and set a new record high. even better for the s&p. today it marked its third straight all-time high. >>> well get ready for another wild week at the oar cullracle arena. the houston rockets are coming to town. >> if things go well for the warriors oakland could be title town. we haven't said that for the warriors in 40 years. we know two things for sure nothing is easy at this stage and tickets are wickedly expensive. >> absolutely you're right on both counts. we're going to see two amazing shooters, make that three, with steph, klay and james harden. the franchise's first appearance since 1976. the warriors might have to fight off a slight bit of overconfidence in the best of seven against those houston rockets. here's why. in the regular season series the dubs dominated houston 4-0. they outscored the rockets 115-99 outshooting houston 50% to 40%. steve kerr believes his team is coming of age at the right time. >> the growth that we showed against memphis will pay off. i think that experience was important for us. we needed to see some adversity an

mark: let's start with a look at what is moving the markets right now in currencies. let's start with the stocks -- the s&p 500 and dow jones industrial average both declined today, the dow industrials down a little more than .25%. the s&p 500 down .35% and the nasdaq composite is up fractionally. let's take a quick check of currencies and see how the dollar is stacking up against its major rivals. -- 1.11.ar the pound, on the rise. yields are coming up in treasuries but not by a lot. there's some selling going on in the bond market. in the oil markets, prices are sliding. you can see nymex crude futures are down around $59 a barrel. let's take a look at some of the top stories we are following -- the global head of fixed income in currencies at deutsche bank says he's leaving the company. in a letter to employees, he says he's going to walk the earth and calls his departure and entirely personal decision. he's been with deutsche bank for 20 years. comcast is getting a new chief financial officer. michael cavanaugh is leaving the carlyle group to assume the role. he will join the media company early this summer. comcast rec

jones. no, we didn't win it either. those were all of the -- here is the next big thing. for mark lazarus at nbc sports, why not. vault for the seven weeks a year. everybody is excited about the triple crown. it goes back into oblivion. let's not hold a bake sale for all of those people around. the kentucky derby and the stud fee. that will be a big one too. >> i wonder if they limit the field to like three horses. that's what matee did at the preakness. >> and a huge thunderstorm in baltimore to make matters worse as we know. >> we done? >> he wants a stud fee. >> i shouldn't have done that. let's get one more before we go. >> if there is a triple crown. >> 30 to $50 million for that entity and much more for the sponsorship. people at nbc, yum brands involved in a bonus and they give a billion dollars and that's a small price to pay for the interest since the first time the firm did it in 1978. >> see you soon. we are done here. is that already? the countdown to the fed. minutes is on with three hours left in our trading day. we will give you the game plan for the second half, next. ♪ every auto insurance polic

jones, had been drinking and was speeding when he loves control of his car. >> he was 80 miles an hour plus alcohol. that's not a accident. i don't feel sorry for him. >> tomorrow will mark one week since the tragedy. the family plans to be at the scene joined by members of the livermore police department and mothers against drunk driving. >>> today a rally planned at san francisco city hall to call attention to the city's affordable housing crisis. hundreds are expected to turn out to call on lawmakers to place a moratorium on evictions and luxury priced developments in the mission. housing right activists also want funding to build more affordable housing. it follows the introduction to create a temporary moratorium on market rate investment. >>> 6:09. claims of widespread sexual harassment in a bay area high school and students say the school district is hindering the federal investigation. >> and for more than a million people here in the bay area, your water may taste a little strange. we'll tell you why. >> the waters from the sky that fell yesterday it is out of here we have is your complete mother's day forecast still straight ahead. >> and we have a weekend clos

said there wasn't not a single black mark, like whoever did it, did not tap their brakes, try to slow down or swerve. >> and the medical examiner would tell mike jonest consistent with a person being hit by a car while standing. >> it didn't add up. we left with more questions than we did answers. >> special agent jones knew he needed to hear more of the human story if he was ever going to find out what had really happened on this road. >> we got to go back into the epicenter, and the epicenter is justine and eric. and we've got to understand these two individuals. the couple had met when justine was in college. and to earn a little pocket money, she got a cash register job at a lowe's. it was there that she struck up a relationship with eric, a store manager and marine veteran. >> what do you think she saw in him? >> he's a very strong person and he's very decisive. and determined. he did have two children, but he was working and taking care of them, and she liked that. she really respected that about eric. >> but here was the complication about eric. with two children from a previous relationship, decisive eric was determined to have no more. he w

mark ballast is a former smoker and trying to get people to quit. he's going to be here in the studio. . >> reporter: i'm nicole petallides with the fox business brief. the dow jones up 107 points. yesterday we lost 190. so bouncing back here. the s&p 500 up 14 and the tech-heavy nasdaq up 44. technology has been a great performing sector today as you saw, the nasdaq up the most in percentage terms, juniper broadcom are leading the way, juniper new high broadcom new high. apple up 1.6% at 131.68. google and intel winners here. we have tiffany which has been a number one performer in the s&p 500 after its great quarter in growth in europe and the americas to the down side despite the fact they had a better-than-expected quarter and shake shack, which had a great month, giving it back. this week down 16%. right now down about 9%. more "varney & co." coming up. 40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you c

jones. he 's the author of the new book "did got kill jesus?" searching for love in history's most famous execution. marka as well. so the question asks haas the meaning of the cross been perverted over time. and how has that happened? >> you know, there competing interpretations of the crucifix over the last 2000 years ever since jesus died on the cross. it started with paul in the new testament writing about it. since then theologians have bandied about what it means. here's a story i think illustrates that that you all might enjoy. i was watching inging "60 minutes" and a bloviator was on talking about --. let me ask do you define bloviator talke oror as someone other than you? >> there's one other bloviator. and he was on "60 minutes" talking about the death of jesus and he said "jesus was killed because he interrupted the tax flow to the temple. because the folks were being overtaxed, jesus in the temple said too many taxes and then the temple leaders had to shut him up." meanwhile, my wife is on the couch reading a book called "the world peace diet" that she has to read for her yoga teacher trainin