( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a deep marine layer will allow for continued overnight and morning clouds along the coast the next few days. temperatures will remain seasonably cool this week and into next weekend. ( marty ) our top story this morning ...the first funeral in santa fe, texas takes place later today. this asan intense investigation continues following a mass shooting at a texas high school. a 17-year-old student is charged in the massacre after police say he walked into an art class at the school friday morning -- killing 8 students and two teachers, while injuring 13 others. ten funerals are now being planned ... with houston texans defensive lineman j.j. watt offering to cover all expenses. the family of the shooting suspect is cooperating with police. they are asking for the public's patience while the investigation moves forward. ( marty ) it isn't just the santa fe high students that are having to cope with the tragedy ... the loss is felt nationwide. kron 4's ella sogomonian met with a u-c

) the fire ( marty ) ( marty ) the fire season is here... be prepared. kron 4's philippe djegal has the story from the oakland hills. the city of oakland is trying to get ahead of what is expected to be a very busy fire season. in the hills -- along skyline boulevard... crews are trimming, clearing weeds, dead grass and loose debris... minimizing the fire potential in this area. the east bay regional park district says homeowners should do the same on their properties. aileen thiele/ebrpd- "the results can be less fire, a greater preservation of homes, infrastructure and life." the 14 agencies that make up the hills emergency forum meeting along grizzly peak boulevard in oakland tuesday. a group that meets monthly to plan for disasters. a 20 acre fire -- possibly the result of arson -- broke out here last year. one that could have been a lot worse if the dry brush and vegetation in the area was neglected. vince crudele/oakland fire dept. "recently completed fuel management to thin the numbers of stems and reduce ground fuels and ebmud eucaly

)( marty )( marty )( marty ) ( marty ) two supervisors with tetra tech have begun serving their sentenceson after pleading guilty to falsifying data. the southern california based company tests and then cleans up contaminated soil. one of the company's contracts was cleaning up the old naval shipyard at hunters point. kron 4's dan kerman the goal is to turn the old hunters point navel shipyard into a new residential neighborhood but radiological contamination must be cleaned up first but two supervisors with tetra tech, the company charged with testing and cleaning up the soil are now off to federal prison after having plead guilty to falsifying data.sot the site is absolutely unsafe brian butler is with the environmental group greenaction which has been saying for sometime the shipyard has not been adequately cleaned and that has sickened the communitysot brian butler/greenaction 31-39 these men took clean samples and claimed they were from areas that were radioactively contaminated.federal prosecutors say one defendant justin hubbard admitted he drove his company truck to an area outsid

you gotta go to ross. ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a deep marine layer will allow night and morning coastal low clouds to spread well inland the next few nights. temperatures will trend downward this weekend but will slowly warm next week. next week. ( marty ) the community of santa fe, texas is in mourning today after ten people were gunned down at the high school friday morning. police arrested dimitrios pag- or-cheez for the shooting. the 17-year-old appeared in court friday afternoon. he's been charged with capital murder and aggravated assault on a public servant. nine students and one substitute teacher were killed after pag-or-cheez allegedly opened fire in an art classroom. last night the community came together in grief at a vigil. texas governor greg abbott spoke ( marty ) pagourtzis is being

i'm kim hutcherson reporting. ( marty )( marty )( marty ) ( marty ) a san francisco girl is one of theuntry to become a boy scout. she and her family spoke to kron 4's hermela aregawi about what inspired her to join the scouts. jordan fong is the first girl in san francisco to join boy scouts.the organization says it's working to be more inclusive.so girls like jordan.. who has been with the girls scouts for four years.. are switching over. jordan says.. seeing her older brother take part in the group's activities inspired her. jordan fong/one of first to join scouts bsawhat i saw there was really good archery. and rock-climbing and horse-riding which i really like. and what made me want to do it more was i thought all the activities that i would get to do in boyscouts. because i like to climb new stuff. it gets old and you remember it so much you are ahead of everyone, you want to do something more challenging. lei fong/ scout's mothershe was always kind of tagging along and she was inspired to see you know 700 boys all getting ready for their trek and i remember her saying, whoa i to

.. ( marty ) ( marty )( marty )this morning...d damaged several others saturday afternoon. it happened on the 200 block of tuolumne and cassady streets. kron 4's hermela aregawi... was there and has the story. witnesses say.. they heard what sounded like an explosion.. then flames erupting above this house.i was in such a panic pretty much because i was like my house is going to burn down. it's coming. it's coming. the embers, as soon as those trees went up and embers started flying and they were burning. both me and my granddaughter. they were like get out get out. and we were like oh my god. what do you grab? what do you grab? what do you do?fire officials say.. the blaze started around noon on saturday... in the backyard of this home and spread quickly because of high winds.the house is destroyed.. and three others are damaged.jessica moran/witnessi got a text message from the lady who lives in the front of the house basically saying fire fire.. i was in san francisco and so you know just running through my head, is my house ok

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marty shanker joins us. let's talk north. we will pivot to iran. it's important. this feels like progress. rocket man to hear. marty: i think you have to give donald trump and his foreign policy strategies some credit. or all the credit. the adjuster by than dutch by the north koreans to release these americans clearly is a signal that they take these discussion seriously. if at the meeting between donald anmp and kim, they do reach agreement, it is a triumph at that -- of that effort. julia: we have gone from the president talking about kim jong-un as rocket man, and they have established some form of trust to get to this position. rewind to 24 hours and we have the president walking away from the iranian nuclear deal. if there is some way you can see this u.s. administration has a strategy here for, in some way,

we are joined by stephanie flanders and marty schenker to go back -- marty schenker. one of the big stories is the fed and what they will do. let me show you two things. where we were last month as opposed to this month, core pc year was 1.5% and headline was 1.7%. we are all the way up to 1.9% and 2%. here is what the fed had to say. overall inflation and inflation for items other than food and energy continue to run below 2%. they cannot say that again. stephanie: they are going to be trying hard not to change the statement much, because if you are the fed, you are looking at a situation where the market is expecting that rate rise in june and maybe a couple more for the rest of the year. they are in quite a nice spot in terms of managing expectations and they do not want people to run away with the idea that they will go much faster.

marty. >> martin: i'll have another one -- >> jimmy: hey, marty, marty. [ drum roll ] >> steve: is theank you. >> martin: so mine's got a fake eyelash on it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, that means that you throw us the next party. >> don't worry about it. >> jimmy: that's what that means, yeah. oh, my, you don't have to do it again. >> and one for you. >> jimmy: but yeah -- >> one more, one more. >> jimmy: yeah, if we can. [ cheers and applause ] [ drum roll ] >> uh-huh. it's a tough one. >> jimmy: what happened? oh my gosh. poppy delevingne, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> there we go. i did it. >> jimmy: how did you do that? >> it's a party trick. it's not actually real. i -- i basically -- when i go to parties -- >> jimmy: nonalcoholic? [ light laughter ] >> when i go to parties, i sometimes -- this sounds a a little bit crazy, now i think about it. sometimes i will take a little case of beer opened, and i will drop them off in the kitchen, or whatever, and then you know, a group of people are having a a little quiet conversation in the corner, i'll saunter in, you know, pic

marty: it is.f there is enough pain, it may be true that at a certain point, they can make concessions that will be able to create a situation where they can re-up that agreement. it will not be tomorrow. it may not even be weeks or months. scarlet: without that closet the president as opposed to. julia: we have talked about the europeans, we should also bring in the russians and the chinese. ultimatelye down to whether or not the europeans, the chinese, and the russians can in some way continue trade and support the economy of iran to prevent them having to come cap in hand to the united states in,say, ok, fine, we give we have to give you something else in order to renegotiate a new deal? marty: that is a possibility. the u.s. financial system that supports the payments around the world are a key element to world transactions. they will have to figure out a whole financial regimen to keep u.s. banks out of any payments. afoul to sanctions the u.s. imposes. they would have to be a unique payment s

marty: it is a possibility. the president, even when he withdrew from tpp said it was possible that he could rejoin and possible with the pair -- and same with the harris accord. none of that has happened and it could be the same here -- with .he paris accord none of that has happened and it could be the same here. without the u.s., the accord may crumble. there many -- may be many months for a restructured a deal. -- restructured deal. iran will have to be a part of it. the thing is now, how will iran react? will they try to be constructive or will they become aggressive? that would be very destabilizing if they did. shery: we saw the first reactions -- vonnie: we south of the first bections, but there could different reactions. marty: all companies poised to do business with iran outside the u.s. and inside or those that have taken steps to engage facedn business will be with a choice. if the u.s. reimpose his sanctions, they could themselves be sanctioned by the u.s. should they do business with iran. not onl

marty: and even back channels to china.here is some commentary out there that this is a more summit --more plans planned summit than the one he announced precipitously before. all signs point to a meeting on the 12th and singapore. alix: to wrap this all up, it is about pricing risk. if you try to price risk, it did not work out for you. how does an investor need to look at a market where you have north korea on the sidelines and other political risk in europe? sarah: for a while, people were talking about u.s. and china trade and north korea and then we got to earnings and it fell off the back end. earnings season is coming to a close, and we might seem more focus. marty mentioned a backdoor to china, and that is exactly what the summit is. to investors they say it is really about the u.s.-china train relations. there is a sense that if there is no deal with north korea, there might be higher odds for trade deal with china. the fact that the summit is going forward, investors might take solace from that. alix: thank you fo

(ácommercialá) ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with thering overnight showers in the north bay will end by sunrise saturday morning. expect gradual clearing with a return to dry weather for saturday afternoon as temperatures rebound to seasonal norms. rapid warming trend develops sunday afternoon through memorial day with inland highs into the 80s to around 90. coastal cooling arrives by tuesday with more noted cooling trend inland by wednesday as next dry upper trough passes over the state. (will) in the north bay... the search continues this morning for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run accident. the victim's family is heartbroken and searching for answers. this morning... the family is offering a reward... hoping to get some answers. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the story. marie siegenthaler was heading home to san francisco on march 26th but she never made it.chp says she was traveling on 101 south around the tiburon exit.. when a driver struck her motorycle and fled. connie siegenthaler/victim's mother: it feels like, i can ne

marty: iran has made it clear they would like to preserve the agreement with their european partners and they have a vested interest in doing that as well. what becomes problematic is if the u.s. imposes sanctions, what do europeans and as a practical matter do? are they forced to agree with them because they have no way to operate otherwise? the rhetoric out there is that iran has an easier time selling to -- selling oil to other countries. stilly could in essence get the oil out, not as much but we won't go back to a free sanctions iranian output level. david: it's not just oil. ,here are a lot of businesses it will be very complicated at the least. s showing up in

marty: what will be interesting is the world will immediately pivot to see what iran's action is. if they want to work with the existing partners and take a muted response, i think that would reassure the markets. iran could also take a very aggressive approach. they could accelerate their nuclear program. askedropean allies have donald trump to stay in the accord. he is full of surprises. even if he announces he is getting out of the deal, there are many different forms that could take that would allow that agreement to state in place with our -- stay in place with our allies. the sidet are agreements that have been taking place between americans and separately?

we're joined by marty schenker and sarah ponczek. i want to put up a chart that italy bonds.ld in take a look at what it shows. the white line on the right going vertically, look at what has happened. it is dramatic. toah: it is unprecedented see a move this size. more is going to be political uncertainty in italy and the rest of the eurozone going forward. we will have to see what happens until the fall elections. the move in bonds was one of the biggest. a couple of years ago, the two-year bond in italy was negative. euro atlso seeing the multi-month close and a stocks falling globally. on the s&pfutures

marty: you can throw away the social media issues, ultimately in politics to identify the people who support you and get them to come out. that is what wins elections. let's go to west virginia, the state elections, cover and ohio, frame for our global audience the two or three republicans that would go after a beloved democrat senator. we have three republicans running for the primary not in west virginia, one of a convicted felon who actually spent time in prison. the former ceo of melon crop. is fascinating in this braces that he is from to cast -- he is trying to cast himself as the true trump republican, even though the president has decidedly not woodhead. tot is a fascinating race see whether he convicts can win the republican nomination in west virginia. democrats,can the

fearing dead thing that was playing was operated by the the obvious airline and came down near jose marti airport while it was on route to the eastern city of all games all right let's get you the latest now with this who joins us from on the line from have a good evening what more are you hearing any for information about the people on board that plane. here we are hearing that some reports suggest that the public there sark from mexico are mexican tourists they were getting into day one of the backup beach she said many boats on the space in the northeast of the discovery an island there in all the problems but there's no complete confirmation so far so we are also looking for new information we think this really possible because these are all given probably he said very important to the six place i'm not all of these national their plight furbies usually are used to the most juries don't have an up to the seas part of the island ok tell us a bit more about this airline if we're getting reports that it's leitz might have been a little out of date. well you really try to should all three

it was offensive senator john marty in the state of minnesota. they are mad because in god we trust is now going to be well, there is a republican senator who wants -- who sponsored legislation to put in god we trust back in the schools. these two democrats. steve: ultimately. ainsley: we are offended by it we don't each want it in our money. >> i think in the stupid olympics of comments, these guys get the gold. they can share it, actually. we'll have two of them on the medal stands up there getting the gold medals in these dopey olympics. i don't get it. i mean that usually i have a good grasp on the stupidity of the radical left. let me be clear. i'm not talking about all democrats. my church is full of democrats who love their god and love their country. the radical far left clearly does not want competition with the government. so, they are in this never ending battle against religion and god. and i just don't understand what they think they are getting. do they think people out there, church-goers, people who love their god and

our boston bureau chief tom up with mayor marty walsh and how the city has up with mayor marty walsh city has lured technology. mayor walsh: self driving cars is important for us. if you don't try them, you don't know what is going to happen. i think the self driving cars, when it was first brought to me, i said, he was telling me in 30 years, no one is going to be driving their car. caroline: that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology right here from a very stormy boston. we will continue to bring you highlights and interviews from the city tomorrow. self driving tracks, discussing the next steps for autonomous tech. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ mom you called? oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ] look at you. this tech stuff is easy. [ whirring sound ] you want a cookie? it's a drone! i know. find your phone easily with the xfinity voice remote. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. ♪ ♪ haidi: wall street falls the most in three weeks as treasury weakens an

marty: it's been an interesting first 48 hours.en by "bloomberg surveillance." that half an hour speed by like 10 minutes. you reach that pay well pretty quickly. tom: marty schenker, salesman for bloomberg.com, with us. we will continue with martin feldstein on the devaluations we are seeing in real-time in turkey and argentina as well. later today, a conversation with william dudley. is the new york federal reserve system present. -- he is the new york federal reserve system president. it is job stay with martin feldstein. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm taylor riggs. let's get the bloomberg business flash. norwegian air shuttle has rejected to take over proposals from the parent of british airways. norwegian says the iag offer undervalues the company. iag says it's considering what to do next. the top market watchdogs in the u.s. are investigating the so-called fear index. according to people familiar with the matter, they are looking into allegations that the cboe global markets widely used vi

hoy acapara nuestra atenciÓn es la caÍda de un aviÓn cuando acababa de despegar del aeropuerto josÉ martÍmuy fuertes.. veÍamos la ruta, este aviÓn estaba apenas despegando del aeropuerto de la habana.. acabando de despegar con ruta a holguÍn, una ciudad al oriente de la isla y vemos estas imÁgenes que han estado llegando por parte de la televisiÓn cubana, cÓmo se van recuperando algunas personas. todavÍa no hay cifras exactas del nÚmero de muertos o lesionados pero se sabe que habÍan mÁs de 100 personas, el mero tambiÉn ha variado. habrÁ que esperar para tener los nÚmeros exactos y para saber quÉ ocurriÓ y porquÉ ocurriÓ este accidente . >>> me ha impresionado ver en las imÁgenes que la misma gente, los civiles se han estado acercando ayudarle a los cuerpos de emergencia. no me quiero imaginar la escena con la que se han encontrado . >>> se habla de que este aviÓn habÍa sido alquilado a otra compaÑÍa y que la tripulaciÓn era extranjera. >>> a bordo viajaban al beparec 104 personas y se estrellÓ un plantÍo de yuca.. si uno ve el lado bueno de las cosas, por lo menos no habÍa mÁs casas . >>

marty: it seems the best laid plans went awry. situationry difficult and it is very localized, but it still has an impact on markets everywhere. so you just can never count on things being normal in these days of uncertainty. alix: that leads me to how i lead in, we saw with central bankers and argentina, the only way to stem the tide is if you hike your rates enough to keep money in the country before you can get inflows. that is quite a hike. gina: and it has consequences for domestic growth. ultimately it constrains growth domestically. it's a fine line and a balance the central bankers have to make. in a lot of ways this time it is not different. every time they start hiking interest rates, every time or move, it does tend to have consequences for emerging markets. we are seeing that occur. we have been able to dismiss that thinking it would be different and now we are figuring out there are consequences to this. one of the more stunning interesting statistics for the year is that the developed market equity markets are outper

, al estrellarse un aviÓn boeing 737, despuÉs de haber despegado del aeropuerto internacional josÉ martÍome en una lugar de cultivos agrÍcolas. segÚn los medios cubanos, el aviÓn viajaba hacia la ciudad de holguÍn, en el oriente de la isla. estas imÁgenes muestran cÓmo los rescatistas y civiles se digiere dijeron hacia la zona de desastre. las personas regaban abogadas o zÓcalos llamas. pedazos de la nave quedaron asÍ sagrados. aunque las condiciones del tiempo no eran favorables en. se sospecha que hubo una falla mecÁnica. >> el aviÓn despega puede al mÁximo sus motores para lograr la altura de crucero. se al momento de poner la potencia mÁxima, uno de los dos motores explota o los dos, ahÍ tenemos el problema. reportera: la nave contaba con nueve extranjeros, entre ellos, beatriz garcÍa. ademÁs, 105 pasajeros. en el exterior hospital calixto garcÍa, las personas formaron largas filas, mientras esperaban por informaciÓn de sus seres queridos. hasta el momento, se cree que solamente hubo tres sobrevivientes. >> todo se organizado, se extingue el fuego y se estÁn identificando los restos.

. ♪ >> marty said the "f" word to one of the hells angels.ked him out a bit. i'd like to thank you for that. >> you're talking to me, i'm going to talk to you. >> i'm not talking to you. i'm talking to the people who hit my lead singer in the head. >> you're talking to me. i'll tell you what's happening. you are what's happening. >> no! ♪ ♪ one pill makes you larger, one makes you small ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you don't do anything at all ♪ >> oh, that's what the story is here? oh, bummer. >> really, man. it's scary. >> who's doing all the beating? >> hells angels. >> hells angels are doing beating on musicians? >> marty got beaten up. ♪ go ask alice, i think she'll know ♪ >> when we left, it was dark and the rolling stones were on, and we were on a helicopter. paul looked down, he said, "wow, it looks like somebody's getting killed down there." he was right. they were. ♪ ♪ remember what the door mouse said, feed your head ♪ ♪ feed your head >> in california, five members of a so-called religious cult, including charles manson, the

you have been pushing it, marty walsh is pushing it.ou see in terms of that business and how it can function in boston? gov. baker: i use the uber and lyft example as a precursor. we came up with what i think was the right framework for uber and lyft to operate here two years ago. last year in 2017, there were 65 million transportation networking rides in massachusetts which is obviously a gigantic increase over the previous period. on the airbnb piece, we ought to come up with the regulatory model. for those people using it once in a while as a platform to support a summer house in the cape, something like that, fine, be my guest. if you are going to be renting that room out or apartment out 150 nights a year, as far as i am concerned, you are in the hotel business and you should pay the same tax. tom: we know in boston, the mayor had a bit of a tussle with airbnb. they will not tolerate multiple unit owners. do you support what the mayor is doing in boston? will we see this across massachusetts? gov. baker: i think the way it out to w

that's not what marty wants. she doesn't blame the dog, just its owner. >> until he can know whether or not his dog is playing or not, maybe he can get the dog some training. >> buddy is doing okay. the judge seems to think the best option for the boxer accused of attacking him would be to enter some training with its owners and its owners say they're certainly open to that. >>> mixed pleas from a couple accused of stabbing a tracy woman then leaving her to die on a dirt road in livermore. 19-year-old daniel gross, 25-year-old melissa leonardo appeared in court today. he pleaded guilty. he pleaded not guilty. they're charged with the killing of 19-year-old lisette cuesta in february. she was found bleeding and crawling near livermore. she allegedly identified gross and leonardo as her killers before she died. investigators say cuesta worked with gross and willingly got in a car with the defendants. today's proceedings were briefly held up when a member of cuesta's family yelled an obscenity during leonardo's appe

marty 74 underscore marty. the walkie. i hate my shirt. that's not a follower. i ate my shirt. if you didn't hear your twitter handle it's because i muted you in season one. good night. ♪ [ applause ] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much for tuning in! my guest tonight antoinette robertson, star of the hit netflix series "dear white people," is joining us, everybody! >> trevor: if you believe facebook has too much access to your personal information, good news, facebook wants to introduce you to somebody with similar concerns. >> mark zuckerberg says facebook is getting into dating. 200 million people list themselves as single and he wants to foster long-term relationships. >> today we are announcing a new set of features coming soon around dating! this is going to be for building real long-term congratulations, not just hookups. >> trevor: yea! finally, relationships without the hookup! do you know how many times i have been in a relation

nejra: is impeachment still a concern here, marty? it is definitely a concern.the democrats take over the house, the talk of impeachment is going to rise exponentially to what is now. of course, there is the ability to have impeachment hearings, but then there is the actual impeachment itself, which has to happen in the senate. if they do not take the senate, impeachment is not going anywhere. tom: looking at the new bloomberg.com, in the politics segment, laura is killing it with this graphic. gave this great interface, the graphic we have on republicans and democrats. california to me is fascinating for the emphasis this morning in various meeting about where are republicans? yes, but the story also trying to tamp marty: down the narrative that democrats are going to sweep in a wave election. republicansny women running for races, especially among governors races, who are very supportive of donald trump. so the fact that there are record numbers of women does not necessarily translate into a democratic wave. you marty schenker, thank so much, some of the nuanc

david w.: marty schenker, great to have you with us. of room for improvement. men outnumber women in leadership and high tech positions. in particular, senior office managers are eclipsed by men as well as mid-level officers as well. joining us for more is barbara whye. great to see you. you are here for the bloomberg equality summit. barbara: i am delighted to talk about what is going into inclusion and the journey we have been on. we stood on the business stage at the consumer electronics show andnnounce our commitment since we have started this commitment to transparency and being clear about what the data is, we have almost been able to reduce that gap to full representation by 84%. i don't know of any other company that has made is great of progress as that. talk about theto work we are doing. alix: can you define. visitation? we track market availability for every job level in the company. up to the board of directors. use fullll representation as a metric to ensure that we achieve market categoriesy for the and higher. women make

so thank you, marty, i think for those frightening statistics. i want to thank shabir and the partnership for staet medicines for making this forum available. i'd be interested if there's anybody in this room who didn't hear something new today. and i want to open it up. you don't very often get a chance to talk to real-life stars from a number one tv show, literally, "narcos" on netflix in the world and they're the real agents, the guys who did the work. i try every day to call them heroes. but because they're humility is a 10 on 1-10. they'll tell you the colombian police and military were the heroes and they were fortunate to be there to work with them. i think it would be a shame if you didn't have a question to ask steve or javier about this subject or just, did your cat really get killed by customs when you entered bogota and javier, is it really true about your love life in colombia? >> yeah, that is a number one question i get asked. i don't know. so i encourage you in the ten remaining minutes or longer. if you wish. to ask these tw guys

>> marty asked me to get out for him.re no set rules but they president leaves, the vice president would typically take over. there is nothing i aspired to do, by i am committed to the membership, it is a passing -- passion of mine. marty asked me to do it. >> you are taking the reins of a police union during very challenging times for law enforcement, not only in severances go across the country. relations have been particularly tense with the union and some at city hall. do you see those tensions easing or getting worse with the election of a new mayor? >> i'm going to be optimistic. see who the new mayor is. i'm told, everyone on my executive board, i might have an open door policy. i'm going to be willing to sit down and meet with anybody privately, face-to-face. to put a human touch on who i am, and not just the poa. see me as a person. and i will be willing to hear what they have to say and all i ask is that they equally listen to me and we show each other respect, and see where we go. often we will agree to disagre

caroline: thank you very much coming up, we will hear from boston mayor marty walsh and where the cityon autonomous driving. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to "bloomberg technology" in boston. this week, we've been talking to leaders in tech, education, and politics in the region. our bureau chief caught up with boston mayor marty walsh and 2 searchd amazon's hq after the city announced it is expanding its boston home. mayor walsh: i don't think it has any impact at all on it. i think this is a separate piece amazon did. they've been negotiating for several months with the developer and with us in the city. a lot of people saying it must be a good time for hq2. i don't beget has any impact at all. i think they are two different projects. tom: do you have any insight at all on who's going to get headquarters? mayor walsh: we are in the mix. that's all i will say. tom: what are you looking for from amazon? ge, for instance, made a big generous donation for public schools. what would be amazon's ante up, so to speak? mayor walsh: providing jobs across the board i

it seems that the martys are not happy with the movements done by. mysa been dealt out of the prime minister recently when he moved from a gun to a collage of them oh yeah and he went to this. fall i learned. which is controlled by the amenities now so they are not a seemingly happy or these movements they want to say that any sort of movement and this sort of action on the ground must be must be taken. from the monarchies now. there are some reports today that the saudis sent a committee to see the situation there they are going to talk as the report says to the prime minister or is still there in heavy blue which is the capital of this island and they are going to talk to the monarchies that will try to reconcile and solve this problem ok sam where do you think this leaves saudi arabia they are sending a delegation to psychiatrists but alongside that you've got that relationship with the u.a.e. which has been strained because of the u.a.e. is gaining of power in yemen the fact that the u.a.e. is supporting the southern transitional council in the s

said that many are feared dead after the plane operated by the day obviously an airline crashed jose marti airport it was heading to the eastern city of holguin. and for more let's bring in jose. who joins us on the line from havana with the very latest and you know jose we just heard there but there are one hundred and four people on board what more can you tell us about them. i've actually just been told by my producer please forgive us that was a yes is not on the line for us at the moment so we're going to proceed with some other news and we'll try and get him back on the line in due course but in the meantime german chancellor angela merkel and russian president vladimir putin have rekindled hopes of peace in eastern ukraine on talks in the russian resort of sochi putin said that diplomats on both sides would look again at options for deploying a multinational peacekeeping force to the region at their post some a news conference merkel declared that germany has a strategic interest in getting on well with russia rather than the somewhat chilly relations of recent times. she speaks flu

marty schenker is here to walk us through it all. we are hearing some firms confirming that they made those payments. >> at&t is releasing some details. they say they hired michael -- not a vast, but in the standard practice of companies to hire consultants to advise them on new administration's, and they are casting this as a kind of normal process. what is somewhat abnormal is actually hiring the personal attorney of the incoming president. this does go on, obviously. we know that businesses support various politicians and that this happens. is there any connection between this and anything that novartis might have received, beside a meeting? case, theyhe at&t were obviously looking for their approval of the acquisition of time warner, and the justice department under donald trump has opposed that acquisition. if they thought that was what they were getting from the payment, it did not happen. , it is not's case clear they received anything in return. is the unusual again fact that the personal attorney of donald trump, known as "a

marty: that is a rhetorical question. i think he feels very strongly. this is one of the most primary issues in his campaign. he has called this the worst deal ever, probably after nafta. he wants to stay true to his political base. it is hard for me to imagine donald trump coming out at 2:00 and not following through with his threat. he is a very unpredictable leader and he may not want to show his hand. he meets with members of congress and he may tell them what his plans are and that could leak out before the 2:00 announcement. vonnie: what came first, the iran decision or the 2 appointments? surroundedld trump himself with people who are like-minded. probably followed their arrival. jim mattis has been critical of the accord. he still supports us being in there. to stays advising trump in, the counterbalance is more bolton. if donald trump speaks what he is going to do, it is guesswork, on my part and everyone else's. chief content officer here at bloomberg. let's check in on the first word news. inlor: are the second time less than two months the l

sentenced to prison terms just end of last year and probably they have helped to build the case against marty going to court. to bring us up to date from new york thank you very much tracking that story for us yes meanwhile talk about timing today the new v.w. boss this man had a bit used his first general assembly to call for more honest open truthful and ethical company culture. greenpeace activists protest outside v.w. the annual general meeting they're calling for climate friendly vehicles clean up reach this banner and they need the corporate culture as well inside as ever high performance models are on show including hybrids and electric vehicles the diesel great crisis is still not completely out of sight and some shareholders remain skeptical. concern leap from the company needs its loyal customers if they go you may as well forget about the business altogether. we have to go for the call definitely yes that's true if sales are good the dividends will be as well we tried v w two when it comes to decision making of the company the porsche and peace families have their say as well as th

out was the prime minister and who put in that position it was marty a mohammed while he was with while he was still very much pulling the strings of this coalition baris son national so he's been a dominant force in malaysian politics for decades now and clearly continues to be a very popular figure very powerful figure because he as i say is now the prime minister once again of this country and as you can see there is still a lot of support for him and this is very much as malaysians not only wanted the figure of me to return to the helm again but also they liked his message and his message was basically wanting to restore the country to the rule of law because under. heaven so many questions swirling around about him personally in a bounce at corruption and his government. yes i think certainly in the last few years there was a sense that even if not jeepers arc won this election it was going to be close and therefore his change would possibly come to an end fairly soon anyway through another election or through more protests on the streets that we've seen over the over the past few

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winning the seventh spanish league title in ten years but the cattle and start took the camera from marty'svideo agency ruptly to film bosses bus top parade. i. think. p.k. took the camera after a video journalist try to get a closeup lionel messi and luis suarez were also among the players who were caught on film by p.k. he also managed to capture the moment the thousands of fans locals and tourists who had lined the streets of boston lono to join the victory. and i thank you joining us for the program so far on this the first day of may we are back in a moment with more. level block still of you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles they don't want. to do socks for the tell you that what we gossip the public by itself look at what they. want to talk about doesn't tell me you are not cool enough and wants to buy their products. all the hawks that we along the border will watch. when lawmakers manufacture consent to instant of public wealth. when the room in clusters protect themselves. when the final merry go round lifts only th

and now everything is being turned into a massive cloud of dust marty was there to witness how north korea made good on that pledge to the u.s. . and the world so red hot topics in iran north korea and u.s. sanctions are discussed onstage by vladimir putin and many micron and other world leaders at the st petersburg international economic forum. and israel's supreme court a green light for the continued use of lethal military force against unarmed palestinians in the gaza strip. and read all those stories. on our website to back with headlines again and. have yeah had an up day here with that cable t.v. bill cut the cord we'll tell you where to find free t.v. on this week's show but first congress passes the controversial right to try bill is this the answer to the prayers of those terminally ill i'm holland cook in washington your watching our team america. in his state of the union address president trump said people who are terminally ill should not have to go from country to country to seek a cure i want to give them a chance right here at home it's time for congress to give thes

let's bring in marty.fter the scenes that unfolded at the air force base overnight. >> yes. it is clearly something donald trump was anxious to get out. theas been teasing that date and place hearted been decided for days but he refused to say when. in his well followed twitter account, he announced it will be in singapore just a few minutes ago. the heels of on the president pulling out of the iran deal and really widespread reaction to that. a lot of tremors in washington, d.c. and elsewhere. with of schisms breaking allies. how does that color the meeting with the north korean leader? onit puts a lot of premium positive results out of that meeting. return of the three hostages from north korea yesterday along with the iteduling of the meeting, sets up high expectations for what comes out of the meeting with kim on june 12. it is high risk for donald trump in a certain way. he needs to get out of the meeting exactly what he said his theis, 2-d nuclear eyes peninsula and it is something he has set up, the