(mark) and i'm mark danon.ets start the morning lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): high pressure will maintain very warm and dry conditions for inland areas through today. a shallow marine layer and weak seabreeze will keep the coast seasonably cool. a cooling trend is expected regionwide from tuesday through friday. warming is then expected for inland areas during the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. accident nb 85 at santa teresa blocking two lanes (mark) happening today. the penalty phase of the trial for the man convicted of killing sierra lamar will continue. the court took a break friday after the prosecution rested its case. the defense will present its case this week. defense attorneys have asked the judge to allow a psychologist to testify about antolin garcia-torres' childhood. the judge has said she will consider the request but wants to hear testimony from garcia-torres' family first. the prosecuti

mark: yes.rian: but their image in history is quite prominent. what did you find at the core of that? were those two men actually responsible for this controversy about rachel? mark: well that's what jackson believes. in fact there's one news paper editor in cincinnati ohio by the name of charles hammond, who is actually the one who is doing most of the mud slinging on that regard. he is one of those who spreads rumors about jackson's mother being a prostitute, about jackson being the offspring of his mother -- of jackson's mother elizabeth and an african american slave. so hammond seems to be really the central person who is involved in the mud slinging. but clay and adams don't do a whole lot to stop it. and it is -- it is kind of interesting, even though they're not actively propagating these ideas, they had the power to stop them and they don't. brian: how big did andrew jackson win in 1828? mark: he won substantially. he wins all the regions of the country except for new england. he -- i do

(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)we're waking up to cloudy and cool conditions this wednesday morning with temperatures in the 50s. light showers fell in the east bay overnight. weather gauges are showing .01 - .02" since no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ace train delays up to 20 min on train 3 (mark) breaking overnight... the city of oakland has reached a large settlement with the woman at the center of the o-p-d sex scandal. the oakland city council voted early this morning to pay jasmine abuslin... formerly known as celeste guap... nearly a million dollars. abuslin claimed she was victimized and exploited by oakland police officers when she was under age. the investigation led oakland to go through three police chiefs. four current or former officers are also facing charges in the scandal. abuslin was originally looking for 66-million dollars. oakland's city attorney recommended that the city settle for just under a million dollars. around 2 this morning, the oak

: i am mark barton. bloomberg markets. in the wake of the g7 meeting, angela merkel says that eu leaders are committed tr ans-atlanticists. she spoke in berlin. still with me is carsten brzeski. the relationship between germany and the u.s., despite merkel's pledge and views that we are all trans atlanticis ts, that it is tarnished since the election of trump? >> it has become more difficult after the trump administration has criticized the eu based on trade and nato but let's not forget that the relationship is a long-standing relationship. germany needs the u.s. as much as the u.s. needs germany. mark: merkel was singing the merits of the eu saying we have overcome the dutch election and the french election and it seemed to be a call to arms for the project. can merkel and the likes of mccrone make the next step when it comes to key issues like -- make the next step when it comes to key issues like immigration? >> if they're unable to make these hopes and promises come true, then in four or five years

(mark) and i'm mark danon. breaking news just in to kron four... a body in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood.( darya ) kron 4's will tran just go on the scene. will, what do we know? ( will ) a body was found in bernal heights near anderson street. at about 5:30 this morning police responded to a call of a person down in bernal heights park. officers responded and found a male victim. he was suffering from apparent stab ( will ) a body was found in bernal heights near anderson street. at about 5:30 this morning police responded to a call of a person down in bernal heights park. officers responded and found a male victim. he was suffering from apparent stab wounds. paramedics responded and the victim was declared deceased. the sfpd homicide detail is investigating. (darya) and we first told you this story with a breaking news push alert around 6:40 this morning. stay connected with breaking news... traffic and weather alerts. all you have to do is download the free kron 4 mobile app. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm ma

(mark) the u.s.overnment is investigating whether general motors should add about 312-thousand cars to a 2015 recall for headlights that can suddenly go dark. this comes as hundreds of new owners are complaining that the low-beam lights can fail. the investigation covers the 2005 and 2009 buick lacrosse, the 2006 and 2007 chevrolet trailblazer, gmc envoy and buick rainier, and the 2007 pontiac grand prix. (mark) more than 80-thousand child carriers are being recalled because kids can fall out of them. it affects all models of poco, poco plus, and poco premium child backpack carriers made between january 20-12 and december 20-14. the company says the leg openings may be too big... causing children to slip through and fall out. the carriers were sold at r-e-i, amazon, and other outdoor stores from january 20-12 and december 20-15. there have been four reports of children falling... and in one incident child's skull was fractured. (darya) a new report from the associated press found a large number of se

(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic...ure will build over the region today into tuesday with a noted warming trend. temperatures will trend cooler as early as wednesday as the ridge breaks down and onshore flow increases ahead of the next trough. much cooler and breezy by thursday with a slight chance of north bay showers. trend of below normal temperatures but mainly dry friday and into next weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. heavy traffic on nb 87 between 85 and 101 ( mark ) flaring continues this morning at the valero refinery in benicia.( darya ) the refinery began flaring friday morning because of a power outage at the facility. kron 4's will tran is live in benicia this morning with more on what you can expect. will. ( will ) there will be continued flaring at the valero benicia refinery while crews work to restore operations of the facility. valero has advised the city that it is switcing the flaring from the south flare to the north flare. the purpose of the switc

) and i'm mark danon.ts start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)it's clear and mild outside this morning as we wake up to the month of may. hot temperatures are on tap for today, the beginning of a mini heat wave. let's go outside and check the 4-zone camera network. it's clear this morning. we are expecting a warmer day today with inland highs reaching the mid to upper 80s. and it will continue to warm over the next several days as high pressure builds inland over the great basin and offshore winds develop. widespread 80s to mid 90s are expected tuesday and wednesday afternoons. a cooling trend is then expected for the latter part of the week as ocean winds return. rain showers are possible as we head into next weekend with a storm system approaching our region. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. all lanes open in san francisco at the octavia onramp to sb 101 and no delays on nb 880 after a fatal crash in san leandro ( darya ) thousands of

s ( mark )( mark ) ( mark ) a man is randomly stabbed while on a walk in the east bay...er is still on the loose. anny hong is at teh breaking news desk with a look at a new sketch of the attacker. anny. (anny) we first told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news and this morning police are releasing a sketch of the attacker. her it is... police say this man stabbed nother man while he was walking his dog near john hinkle park in north berkeley. it happened just before 8 friday night. the stabbing appears to be random and police say the attacker might have some mental issues. ( anny ) the victim was stabbed in the stomach, but he is expected to be okay. back to you in teh studio. . ( darya ) happening now... police looking for a man who lifted a girl's skirt in pleasant hill. this is a sketch of the man police are looking for. police got a call yesterday af

(darya)(mark) welcome back to the kron four morning kron four back to the welcome (mark)(mark) welcome the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... avoid 7th street bten brannan and townsend lanes blocked due toa sick hole. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (james)our cool down continues today as we celebrate cinco de mayo. let's check the view outside with our 4-zone camera network. the marine layer back again this morning with fog at the coast. morning temperatures are on the cool side with mostly 50s and a few 40s. by mid morning inland temps will hit the low 60, then warm to the upper 60s and a few low 70s by the afternoon. everyone will see partly cloudy skies. expect stronger winds from the ocean later this evening and lasting into saturday. looking forward, temps will continue to cool saturday. clouds will also build. we're still tracking a slight chance of rain sunday. stay with kron4 and we'll keep you updated. (james) and it's time for the kron fou

we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) ( mark ) ( mark ) a man was attacked andt bay and the attackers are still on the loose. the crime happened sunday at the richmond bart station. the victim was punched in the face and then robbed. the attacker ran off. police have not yet released a description of the thief. ( darya ) in the east bay.. police say two people are dead and six are recovering this morning after a crash in alameda. it happened in the area of park street and lincoln avenue yesterday morning. the crash involved a minivan and a full-size truck. seven people were in the truckone of whom died at the scene. another victim in the truck was taken to the hospitalwher e he died of his injuries. the other five people in the truck are in critical condition this morning. the woman driving the minivan has injuries that are non-life threatning. police say speed appears to be a factor in the crash. ( darya ) a brand-new water park in dublin remains open with the exeception of two slides after a child was hurt on one of them. during the park's big grand opening on

(mark) breaking news...t trump says the country needs a quote "good government shutdown" and is advocating for changing senate rules in a pair of tweets this morning. anny hong is at the breaking news desk with more on what the president is suggesting. anny. (anny) in the last hour president trump took to twitter to vent about the recent deal reached by congress to avoid a government shutdown. president trump said in part that the only reason why republicans worked with the democrats is because they didn't have the votes they needed to do it themselves. but he tweeted that a government shutdown is what's needed to get the job done. he went on to say quote: "we either elect more republican senators in 2018 or change the rules now to 51%. our country needs a good "shutdown" in september to fix mess! earlier this week congress avoided a government shutdown by reaching an agreement on a one trillion dollar spending bill. the bill will fund the government until october first. then congress will have to reach an a

(mark) president trump is still president (mark) plaza.esident trump is still looking for a new f-b-i director after the firing of james comey. ( darya ) james fletcher is here with the details on the search. james? (james) as president trump considers a replacement for comey... lawmakers are urging him to steer clear of appointing any politicians. the advice comes amid growing criticism over the president's dismissal of comey during an fbi probe of russia's meddling with last year's election and any ties to the trump campaign. republican senator lindsey graham says selecting an fbi agent to lead the agency would allow the nation to "reset." democratic senate leader chuck schumer says the new fbi director should be someone without a partisan background but with "great experience" and "courage." as for when the appointment may come?... it could be this week. the president says he's hoping to name comey's replacement before he leaves for his first overseas trip as president... which is this friday. (mark) a woman is arrested in connection wi

(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic...or hot spot on the san mateo bridge. a stall at the high rise has traffic backed up onto sb 880.a major hot spot on the san mateo bridge. a stall at the high rise has traffic backed up onto sb 880. a major hot spot on the san mateo bridge. a stall at the high rise has traffic backed up onto sb 880. (anny hong): continued seasonably cool and breezy weather will continue along with a chance of showers tonight into wednesday as an upper trough moves through. a drying and warming trend thursday into next weekend. ( darya ) a warning before you leave your car at a bart station this morning... a dozen cars were broken into and another car stolen at bart stations in just one day.( mark ) kron 4's will tran is live at the millbrae bart station this morning with the details. will. ( will ) there were 12 car burglaries reported yesterday. 9 were right here at the millbreae station. 2 cars were burglarized and one stole from the el cerrito del norte bart station and another car was burglarized at

) and i'm mark danon...ng news we are following this morning... 22 people killed in an attack at an ariana grande concert in machester, england. this morning we have learned that a 23- year-old man has been arrested in connection with the attack and that isis has claimed responsibility. we do know that children are among the dead. nearly 60 other people were injured in the attack.( darya ) police say the attacker was carrying an improvised explosive device. they say he also died in the explosion. and a short time ago, police said another man has been arrested in connection with the attack. let's get the latest on the attack now from samuel burke who in live in manchester this morning. samuel. ( samuel) it was supposed to be a night of fun.(nat pop blast)but it turned to a night of terror, after an explosion outside a concert in the u-k by american pop singer ariana grande.the blast occurred just outside the manchester arena where ( samuel) it was supposed to be a night of fun. (nat pop blast)but it turned to

) and i'm mark danon. the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james) the bay area cool down begins today with some inland communities seeing their high temps drop by 15 degrees or more. let's start by going outside and checking our 4- zone camera network. it's partly cloudy this morning with a deepening marine layer at the coast, so expect to see some fog this morning. those low clouds will burn off somewhat by mid morning. temperatures right now are in the 40s and 50s. expect today's highs to be cooler than yesterday thanks to a strengthening ocean breeze. look for afternoon highs to be 10-15 degrees cooler than yesterday. that will mean upper 50s at the coast, to mid 60s by the bay, and upper 60s inland. cooling continues thursday with a slight chance of rain for northern napa and sonoma county. your mother's day forecast looks sunny and cool. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge driv

(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)the bay area cool down begins today cool down the bay area (james)(james) the bay area cool down begins today with some inland communities seeing their high temps drop by 15 degrees or more. let's start by going outside and checking our 4- zone camera network. it's partly cloudy this morning with a deepening marine layer at the coast, so expect to see some fog this morning. those low clouds will burn off somewhat by mid morning. temperatures right now are in the 40s and 50s. expect today's highs to be cooler than yesterday thanks to a strengthening ocean breeze. look for afternoon highs to be 10-15 degrees cooler than yesterday. that will mean upper 50s at the coast, to mid 60s by the bay, and upper 60s inland. cooling continues thursday with a slight chance of rain for northern napa and sonoma county. your mother's day forecast looks sunny and cool. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (darya) our top story this morning... 26-year-old g

i'm mark danon.e morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)we're waking up to cloudy and cool conditions this wednesday morning with temperatures in the 50s. light showers fell in the east bay overnight. weather gauges are showing .01 - .02" since midnight. that chance of light rain will continue throughout the morning commute then disappear after mid morning. this afternoon should be partly cloudy with high temps reaching the upper 50s at the coast, to low 70s by the bay, and mid 70s inland. some of our warmest spots in the east and south bay will climb to the upper 70s. beyond today, temperatures are expected to rise friday and saturday into the low 80s inland. then another system will bring clouds and cooler weather for sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) breaking overnight... the city of oakland has reached a large settlement with the woman at the center of the o-p-d sex scandal. anny hong is following the latest from the brea

(mark) robin?emont an overturn accident at the alvarado onramp to sb 880, no major delays. an overtur in oakland on skyline at redwood (james) today is going to be a nice day with warmer temperatures all around. it's mild this morning. we're seeing 50s and 60s at the moment. the sun will warm us up to the low 80s along the bay shoreline and upper 80s to low 90s inland. the warmest temps will be seen in the east bay valleys. looking to the weekend, temps will continue to climb with inland highs getting to the low and mid 90s on sunday. those temperatures will fall by the middle of next week, but between now and then we'll be enjoying warmer than average temperatures for the month of may. ( mark ) breaking news... one man is dead after a shooting at a wienerschnitzel in san jose.( darya ) kron four's will tran just got to the scene. will. (will)a shoting at wienerschnitzel in san jose. 935 s 1st st, san jose, ca 95110 ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya

(mark) and i'm mark danon. breaking news just in to kron four... bernal heights neighborhood.( darya ) kron 4's will tran just go on the scene. will, what do we know? ( will ) a body was found in bernal heights near anderson street. at about 5:30 this morning police responded to a call of a person down in bernal heights park. officers responded and found a male victim. he was suffering from apparent stab ( will ) a body was found in bernal heights near anderson street. at about 5:30 this morning police responded to a call of a person down in bernal heights park. officers responded and found a male victim. he was suffering from apparent stab wounds. paramedics responded and the victim was declared deceased. the sfpd homicide detail is investigating.

(mark) u.s.g slightly higher as investors find a lot to like in corporate first-quarter results. the standard & poor's 500 index rose 3 points, or 0.1 percent, to 2,391. the dow jones industrial average gained 38 points, or 0.2 percent, to 20,951. the nasdaq composite continued to set records as it gained 8 point, or 0.1 6,100. ( mark ) coming up in kron four news at seven... a man is stabbed in the east bay and the attacker is still on the loose. we'll show you where it happened and what led up to the attack. and before we head to break... taking a look at afternoon highs around the bay area.. . ( mark ) three sea lion pups rescued in ventura county have now been released back into the wild. wildlife officials released the pups yesterday afternoon. they were rescued a few months ago and were found malnourished. the institute released the sea lions at channel islands after they reached a healthy body weight. (darya) coming up.... i'll talk more with gary about how the warriors are trying to psych

(darya) thanks for joining us, i'm (mark) and i'm mark danon. we're following breaking news out of the southbay.... where police are looking for a missing 12-year-old girl. her name is treasure anderson and she is from san anselmo. according to the marin county sheriff she is considered at risk. she was last seen yesterday afternoon after school. she went to white hill middle school in fairfax. friends say they saw her on the bus headed home after school. she lives with her grandmother in san anselmo. she is 5 foot 1... 100 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a blue sweatshirt... light colored pants and blue and white striped shoes. marin search and rescue is helping central marin police with the search effort. will tran is on his way to the scene. he will have the latest in a live report as soon as he gets there. (darya) lets get a check now of weather and traffic... (mark) james and robin are here. (james)we have the possibility of showers today, so bring the umbrella with you to work just in case. let's go outside

(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic...he day the weather changes. a dramatic cool down begins that we will ride all the way through the weekend. let's start with what's happening right now. our 4-zone camera network shows the marine layer back in play with fog at the coast. morning temperatures reflect that with 40s and 50s near the ocean. it's slightly warmer in the east bay and south bay valleys with 60s there. by mid morning inland temps will hit 70, then warm to the low 80s by the afternoon. bay shoreline communities will enjoy mid to upper 70s. everyone will see partly cloudy skies and temperatures that are 5 to 0 degrees cooler than yesterday. looking forward, temps will continue to cool friday and into the weekend. clouds will also build. there is a slight chance of rain sunday. stay with kron4 and we'll keep you updated. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) breaking news from overnight... san jose police shoot and kill a man who is believed to be the suspect in a do

this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark barton. onto the european closing.me minister theresa may campaigning in south london, ahead of snap elections, as the u.k. negotiates parameters for a brexit. this is my favorite chart of the day. this is the conservative-implied majority. so many wonderful functions. what is interesting is that the implied majority is that the tories will win a majority of 12 . the implied majority a month ago was 200. it shows how things can change in the space of a few days. the trend is right. it is maybe a bit dramatic to be down at 12. frenchls got the u.k.ion right, but in the and brexit election, they underestimated the conservatives. mark: if they get a majority of 12, how do markets react? corbyn is viewed as anti-business, anti-markets. theresa may would still be in power, but let's say it is a weaker majority. how does that play out? >> a lot depends on where sterling is beforehand. now,ey are where they are 128 or when hundred 27, they may not have -- or 127, they may not have as much a downside. i member they were talkin

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>> mark: seven on the clock. james downhill. partially blocked and a foul called as james crashes to the board. >> hubie: see, they wanted -- they got what they wanted in thamp wanted tucker to go over the top of the screen. once he goes over the top of the screen, if you're going to step up -- ibaka says no. i'm going to take the angle. unfortunately, you get the body. >> mark: the good news for the cavaliers is they have been shooting free throws excepti exceptionally well here. lebron, 7 for 7 from the free-throw line. taking advantage of his time with kyle korver, a little tutorial from him time to time. one of the best free throw shooters of all time in the nba. this is lebron's first miss of the game. >> hubie: this is a sthothat sh it 75%. but plfriday night, they were 2 for 28. games three and four on the road, they shot it extremely well. >> mark: can the raptors remain alive. powell. rebounded by thompson. >> hubie: got a good look. and screen on the lane. >> mark: the raptors right now, it could be a q

(mark) robin? major hot spot in niles canyon at palomares, head on collision blocking all lanes (james)today is going to be a nice day with warmer temperatures all around. it's mild this morning. we're seeing 50s and 60s at the moment. the sun will warm us up to the low 80s along the bay shoreline and upper 80s to low 90s inland. the warmest temps will be seen in the east bay valleys. looking to the weekend, temps will continue to climb with inland highs getting to the low and mid 90s on sunday. those temperatures will fall by the middle of next week, but between now and then we'll be enjoying warmer than average temperatures for the month of may. ( mark ) breaking news... one man is dead after a shooting at a wienerschnitzel in san jose.( darya ) kron four's will tran just got to the scene. will. (will)a shoting at wienerschnitzel in san jose. 935 s 1st st, san jose, ca 95110 ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) concerns in the south bay as a severe

) and i'm mark danon.t the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)high pressure will build over the region today into tuesday with a noted warming trend. temperatures will trend cooler as early as wednesday as the ridge breaks down and onshore flow increases ahead of the next trough. much cooler and breezy by thursday with a slight chance of north bay showers. trend of below normal temperatures but mainly dry friday and into next weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. accident in fremont sb 680 at washington backing up traffic. ( mark ) you can expect to see more flaring at the valero refinery in benicia today.( darya ) the refinery began flaring friday morning because of a power outage at the facility and it will continue today. kron 4's will tran is live in benicia. will. ( will ) there will be continued flaring at the valero benicia refinery while crews work to restore operations of the facility. valero has advised the city that it is switcin

(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)deep marine layer with nearly all areas starting the day cloudy which will keep temperatures on the cool side of normal today. saturday will trend back towards seasonable temperatures as high pressure begins to build. dry and warmer sunday and monday. another trough begins to approach by tuesday and wednesday with a modest cooling trend and continued coastal clouds. bart dealys up to 20 min a bart dealys up bart dealys up to 20 min a daly city due to a medical emergency bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) our top story this morning... a soccer coach in the east bay is arrested for child sex abuse.( mark ) and police say they are looking for more potential victims. kron 4's averi harper is live in union city this morning with the details. averi. ( averi ) 44-year-old victor juarez had been working as a private girl's soccer coach in union city... and recently started working as a soccer league manager at "bladium" in alameda. he is facing one count

mark?it's necessary to address g-7 differences and he said germany and the u.s. will discuss trade issues bilaterally. the comments come after merkel gave the strongest indication yet europe and the u.s. are drifting apart. speaking at a campaign rally after the g-7 summit the chancellor suggested that relations forged since the end of world war ii are coming to an end. let's bring in our next guest, the's of the german institute of economic research and he speaks to us from berlin. you'll hear from the c.m.e. group. thanks for joining us today. is this election nearing by angela merkel and spoke today, the intelligence, a few moments ago. is this election earing or is this significant in the message that angela merkel was giving yesterday to her supporters? guest: i think there's a big shift currently in germany to the u.s. and also what's europe. what the german government has been pursuing the past five years is very much more and more isolation. the perception in germany has been look,

mark: in london, i am mark barton and this is bloomberg market.for the bloomberg business flash. american home builders are optimistic that demand will keep growing according to the national association of home builders and wells fargo. the sentiment is the highest -- the second highest since 2000 five. the pickup and current sales is making builders upbeat about the market prospects for the next six months. dhabi's investment company plans to invest 15 billion dollars in bank funds. it will be wrapped up into-three ofks with $95 billion commitment and i plan to start to new capital venture funds to build its technology. jpmorgan has agreed to buy an office building in dublin that can hold more than 10,000 workers. the 200 capital. building is not finished yet. about $137ll pay million. dublin is among the cities that jpmorgan is considering for an workforce after the brexit vote. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. vonnie: time for our bloomberg quick take where we provide context on issues. today's topic is china. the name silk road con

this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark barton.nie: i am vonnie quinn and this is bloomberg markets. in brazil the prospect of back to back impeachment is running tread across -- is spreading tread across the country. ms. miller of congresses accuses hush money to the former speaker. he said he did nothing wrong and will not resign. in index down as much as 17% dollar terms. we check out this on the bloomberg. the stock fell below the latin american peers, including colombia and mexico. but it more from sao paulo. -- let's get more from sao paulo. julia, how much does this surprise regular, everyday brazilians? it seems like impeachment is par for the course these days. >> a carwash probe has been going on for three years. over the last three years, it is every other week or every other month. it is getting -- if you speak to people on the street, they are tired of so much corruption. mark: what our money managers saying. it shows the massive move that we saw yesterday in the real. run uply, we saw a big in the real in the last yea

back to you, mark. mark: david, fantastic interview. you and gary cohn here on bloomberg markets. washington, out of the passage of the health care bill. senators are pushing it aside to write their on bill. kevin cirilli joins us. you heard that national economic council director jerry kohn says that they are excited -- gary cohn saying that they are excited. kevin: that was a great interview with david westin and gary cohn. by lowering the tax rate, corporate-wise, they will be able to generate that corporate tax growth. they're hoping to seize momentum as a look to advance the health care legislature to the senate. all that said, i spoke earlier this morning with a senior aide quite frankly,t this will have to change significantly to attract moderates in the senate. the big issue right now is the pre-existing conditions. it would call for an $8 billion increase to the pre-existing cause over a five-year period, but my sources in the senate say that is a lowball estimate and not enough to win over moderates. it would have to be closer

) and i'm mark danon.e morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james) we're waking up to clear and cool conditions this morning as we look forward to a warmer day today. let's check our 4-zone camera network and see what it's like outside. as i said, it's cool to start. we're seeing 40s at the coast and in the north bay valleys. we're waking up to 50s elsewhere. your daypart forecast shows that by mid morning we should be looking at low 60s inland and by the bay. around lunchtime, temps will warm to the mid and upper 70s. then, by later this afternoon, we'll hit our peak temperatures for today which should be in the low 80s inland, mid 70s around the bay, and upper 60s at the coast. the short-term outlook has temperatures cooling starting tomorrow with a chance of a north bay sprinkle on thursday. in the long range forecast, temperatures will stay unseasonably cool as we head into the weekend with dry conditions expected for saturday and sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30

(mark) happening today... university of california officials are considering a proposal to cap undergraduate out-of state enrollment to 18-percent. the move is an effort to prioritize in-state applicants. the board of regents is also discussing a controversial audit on the u-c system. it found that u-c administrators hid 175-million- dollars in a secret reserve fund and that the presidnet's office interfered with the audit process. u-c president janet napolitano denied her office improperly stashed money. ( mark ) the number of people arrested by immigration agents has increased dramatically during the trump administration. u-s immigration and customs enforcement says arrests are up nearly 40-percent compared to last year. arrests of immigrants with no criminal convictions more than doubled. however, the number of people deported from the u-s has declined under president trump. the president signed executive orders to boost deportations back in january. ( darya ) we are learning about new health risks of e- ci

(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james) today is the day the weather changes. a dramatic cool down begins that we will ride all the way through the weekend. let's start with what's happening right now. our 4-zone camera network shows the marine layer back in play with fog at the coast. morning temperatures reflect that with 40s and 50s near the ocean. it's slightly warmer in the east bay and south bay valleys with 60s there. by mid morning inland temps will hit 70, then warm to the low 80s by the afternoon. bay shoreline communities will enjoy mid to upper 70s. everyone will see partly cloudy skies and that are 5 to 0 degrees yesterday. forward, temps will continue to and into the weekend. also build. there is a slight chance stay with kron4 and we'll keep you updated. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) breaking news from overnight... san jose police shoot and kill a man who is believed to be the suspect in a double homicide. ( darya ) will tran is live in san jose

( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom.( mark ) and i'm mark danon... that breaking news we are following this morning... 22 people killed in an attack at an ariana grande concert in machester, england. this morning we have learned morning we this morning we have learned that a 23- year-old man has been arrested in connection with the attack and that isis has claimed responsibility. we do know that children are among the dead, including an 8-year-old girl. 12 children under 16-years-old are among the 59 people injured in the attack.( darya ) police say the attacker was carrying an improvised explosive device. also died in the explosion. let's get the latest on the attack now from samuel burke who is in manchester this morning. ( samuel) (nats concert)it was supposed to be a night of fun. (nat pop blast)but it turned to a night of terror, after an explosion outside a concert in the u-k by american pop singer ariana grande.the blast occurred just outside the manchester arena where grande performed monday night.(nat pop screams)terrified concert-goers -- m

(mark) the morning. (mark) president trump is weighing in about his decision to fire former f-b-i director james comey.(darya) rebecca strom is here with more on how the decision could impact the russia investigation going forward. rebecca? (rebecca) the acting director of the f-b-i says the russia investigation has not and will not be hindered by the firing of former director james comey. andrew mccabe testified yesterday on capitol hill... telling members of the senate that he will inform them if there is any tampering with the investigation. meanwhile questions are still looming around why the president fired director comey. the president tried to explain his reasons during a recent interview. (rebecca) sources close to the preside

i'm darya folsom.( mark ) and i'm mark danon. that breaking news we are following this morning... one man is dead in an officer involved shooting overnight in south san francisco.( darya ) kron 4's averi harper is live at the scene this morning with the details. averi. ( averi ) we're on the scene of a deadly shooting in a south san francisco neighborhood. at this time detailed are limited. we've gotten reports that the shooting involved officers.... but we're waiting on official word from police here on the scene. we're told a representative is on the way to talk to reporters about what's going on here. this is what i do know. take vothere is a heavy police presence on cork place. i see several squad cars in the area. the san mateo county coroner is on scene.the 3600 block of cork place is blocked to traffic while police investigate. they won't say much on scene, but that they'll be here processing this scene. blocked off appears to be a only the people who 3600-block of cork place will the street closure. on cam scene throughout gathering more back to you. .

mark: i am mark barton, this is "bloomberg markets," on bloomberg television. peek at equity markets, where one hour away from the end of the friday session. today we are unchanged, over the week, unchanged. heading for a third week, he will be by the smallest margins. that would be the best run since january the 13th. the ftse up by 131% in germany and france today -- one third of 1% in germany and france today. economic growth out of germany accelerating to the strongest pace in a year. mild weather boosting construction, exports benefiting from that. we will see how euro is faring today. dublin,ing to get to we're joined by the chicago fed president charles evans. >> mark, thank you. we have the president of the chicago fed, mr. charles evans. cast, welcome to bloomberg and welcome to dublin. the weather hasn't january favors. since you have been speaking this afternoon, with got another 1.9%, the breakevens are quiteing to dip aggressively. is this the goodbye to inflation? where that too harsh? mr. evans: i haven't had a chance to look at the most recent i

vonnie: can you repeat, mark? mark: how settled are we, post french election?ow settled do you feel now that the big hurdle that was the french election is out of the way? helen: i think we are very settled. i think you are seeing that in some of the m&a activity. the markets may have been concerned about french elections , the forthcoming elections in the u.k. that has not stopped the corporate's. the corporates are looking at the earnings recovery. they are looking at bond yields recovering and thinking perhaps this is the moment where we need to act. debt is as cheap as it's been a long time. we have seen the markets very strong. that helps their valuations, that helps their currency to go out and make acquisitions and we have seen a lot of corporates repair their balance sheets. they may have cash on balance sheets. that headroom -- headroom to allow -- hedge room to allow them to go out and make acquisitions. unrest has been popped to one side by corporates. mark: policy specifics is what we want, now. we got a bit from theresa may. it's all brexit, brexit

mark: live from london, i'm mark barton, counting down to the european close.'s turn to m&a, the latest on big potential deals in the works today, a busy day. vivendi's offer for a french advertising firm, sprint said to have started talks with t-mobile. david, us is ruth everything you needed to know in a function about m&a. let's get specific. and we will talk more generalities. it was always on the cards, vivendi? it was just a matter of time. ruth: they had indicated that this combination would make sense. some analysts are calling it a left-handed, right hand kind of deal. in the french market a few weeks ago, there was a similar thing. you are kind of sitting back and wondering if this is the market where the friendly deal where you have billionaires consolidating their holdings and some other different companies, because even today's deal will raise takes in both of them. those are the ones that might be the new trend where things can get done. mark: is there a conflict of interest here? ruth: yes. and that is something that analysts have spoken about. h

) and i'm mark danon.s start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james) our cool down continues today as we celebrate cinco de mayo. let's check the view outside with our 4-zone camera network. the marine layer back again this morning with fog at the coast. morning temperatures are on the cool side with mostly 50s and a few 40s. by mid morning inland temps will hit the low 60, then warm to the upper 60s and a few low 70s by the afternoon. everyone will see partly cloudy skies. expect stronger winds from the ocean later this evening and lasting into saturday. looking forward, temps will continue to cool saturday. clouds will also build. we're still tracking a slight chance of rain sunday. stay with kron4 and we'll keep you updated. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. new accident sb 101 at brokaw ( darya ) today is the first full day of jury deliberations for the man accused of murdering sierra lamar.( mark ) closing arguments wrapped up yesterday an

this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i mark barton.uick takes, where we provide background to issues of interest. continuing to be at the center of swirling corruption allegations. when african national congress swept the power out of mandela in the first multiracial elections of 1994, the campaign slogan was a better life for all. segregation has ended but more than a quarter of the workforce remains unemployed and 20% still does not get enough to eat. six times as households that are discontent ing union strikes. meanwhile, holding onto power internationally. charges of corruption and it competence. he from crisis to crisis in march. pressure to appoint him to the polls. the only cabinet member -- it followed a november attempt by some to convince the national executive committee to oust over corruption. by topek, another bid leaders to force him from office. here is the background. the constitution can -- disenfranchised blacks to the national party took power in .948 denied them decent education and health care under policy known a

this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i mark barton. -- i'm mark barton.ine vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets. most of the top telik continues to pick california over michigan in self driving cars. keith naughton, auto reporter for bloomberg news joins us from detroit. give us a look at what some of the carmakers are doing. keith: they are trying to reach out to this young tech talent. they are doing completely -- complete makeovers of their campuses to make detroit look more like silicon valley. they are loosening up on their old rigid work practices and you can work from home, can come in late, you could leave early. they are trying to match the pay of silicon valley, but that is a stretch. vonnie: obviously, pay is a major contribute factor. nonetheless, it is a -- it is detroit, so it might be cheaper to live in. tell us about victoria shine and how she made her decision. keith: she is a young engineer from california. she had two very good offers from silicon valley and chose to come to detroit because she says she is a car girl and also likes t

(mark) and i'm mark danon.ith a check of weather with a check the morning danon. and i'm mark (mark)fletcher..james good (james) got out."> (james)(mark) lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): high pressure will maintain very warm and dry conditions for inland areas through today. a shallow marine layer and weak seabreeze will keep the coast seasonably cool. a cooling trend is expected regionwide from tuesday through friday. warming is then expected for inland areas during the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark )( mark ) ( mark ) a criminal investigation is underway after a fire at a marijuana grow house in the east bay. it happened yesterday afternoon on bugle way in antioch. fire officials say they found dozens of pot plants in several bedrooms throughout the home. investigators say a cigarette butt started the fire in one of the planters inside the home. with hot temper

mark? coming up, my interview with the chief executive of 2-e, the world's biggest tour operator. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from london and new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: and i'm mark bartlett. this is "bloomberg markets" ploom. i want to focus on the world's biggest travel leashture and touring company dealing with uncertainties in the last year. earlier, i spoke with the executive and asked him how brexit is impacting tourism. >> sometimes it's amazingly fast . and if something is off media, you see that there's a conflict. particularly, turkey is coming off a little bit. we have more russian customers coming big because russia topes urkey again. mark: i think a third of your sales comes from here and the u.k. you did say there's a little bit of weakness in the u.k. why is that and will it persist? >> when you look at half of the numbers, you cannot see the weakness yet because our customer numbers in the u.k. has been up 8% in h-1. but it's true. when you look at forward, you

>> me or mark? sam: mark. think you are showing an awful lot of confidence in the chinese and their ability to execute. mark: yes. don't know that history suggests that they are as good as you take they are. mark: so far so good. i think they have done a very good job. >> one of the things you did on, i feel will move like we should touch on venezuela and brazil. sam, you said that one of the things that this president needs to do is come up with a foreign policy or venezuela. because the contagion risk is very real, you are concerned that it could begin to affect brazil, which has a boatload of troubles on its own, let's talk about that more. sam: i think a better example is columbia. colombia and venezuela have a , a lot of people from venezuela are going into columbia to shop for things they can to get in venezuela. or,zuela comes apart some both to the south in brazil, and to the west in columbia. i think there is a real risk of destabilization. >> destabilization, how? how will that man of -- how will tha

mark: i am mark barton.ord news with emma chandra with more from new york. >> consumer spending in the u.s. signals a second quarter rebound is on track. purchases reached 4/10 of 1% in april. the most since december. still, the fed's preferred gauge of inflation did slow down and it is below the 2% annual target. state isd, the islamic claiming responsibility for a deadly car bomb attack. eckstein people were killed and 20 people wounded in the midnight explosion outside a popular ice cream shop. it comes during the holy month of ramadan where muslims fast during daylight hours. another car bomb exploded at a public office. 12 people were killed. in the u.k. prime minister theresa may is battling complacency just a week before the election. one poll shows the conservative's lead over labor has slipped to just five points. they argue that jeremy corbyn can't be navigated -- be trusted to navigate the right to negotiations. in recent days, may has backed health social care and insurance. economic sentiment in

mark: i'm mark artan.ut 40 minutes time, euro area inflation forecast today to the lowest level, the report heading -- mario draghi pests calls to continue stimulus. >> for domestic rice pressures to strengthen, we still need a comet financial conditions which are themselves dependent on a fairly substantial amount of monetary accommodation. >> joining us now in both the eurozone in the u.s. come bloomberg intelligence chief euro area economist david at bloomberg news international economics and policy correspondent. you, this start with is a chance of the euro area headline, 1.4.9. how does that play into the ecb meeting? >> largely going to ward -- toward the decline of the headline, that was largely due to oil prices. wheny, oil prices fell and europeans went down holiday for haver, in april, airfares fallen back. is probably close to unchanged. look at what strips out the of the target and the ecb will be focused on that. that is the continued asset. it has been fascinating on both sides. in number of