he agrees with max.we need to know the real and proper name of the owners of every company in the world." but that is easier said then done. business journalist ursula weidenfeld points out, "as long as it can't be proven that money from shell companies is being used for illegal purposes, we must presume that the people holding those accounts are innocent." max heywood, i would like to begin with you, if i can. i mentioned that you represent the berlin-based organization, transparency international. the name pretty much speaks for itself. it is your job to cast light into shady dealings. what have you learned this past week you didn't know before? max: well, what we have learned is above all, the names of people attached to this, and it has given us a better idea of the size of the system. we had indications, for an example, in excess of $7 -- estimates of $7 trillionn being stashed inin these places. but now it has given us a better peek at a smalall amount of what is actctually hidden out theher, and i

brent: max, thank you very much. as we heard, european union foreign ministers are meeting and discussing the situations in libya, one of the main stops in the route to europe for african migrants and with the so-called balkan route closed to syrian refugees, conversation are growing they will head for libya. >> those refugees were lucky enough to be rescued. for others, help came too late. today, hundreds drowned in an accident in the mediterranean. in luxembourg, dismay was met with political resolve to tackle the migration crisis with new strategies. following the controversial deal between the e.u. and turkey to keep more mugrants from entering europe, e.u. officials have libya in their sights. >> we see a clear interest on the european side and also on our african friends' side to strengthen our cooperation, structured mechanism to exchange ideas and ways to have an effective cooperation on the management of the flows. reporter: torn apart by rival governments and militias in civil war, libya requires a lot of h

. >> but new craze incorporates exercise and i max theatres. dana with more. >> reporter: i max built $1.7 million empire by supervising the movie go experience. and now, the company designed to get people to kickback and enjoy a movie. >> turn it upright here, right now, go. >> inviting them to click in, and break a sweat. >> just pick it up. >> i'm max shift combines indoor cycling, wall-to-wall screen and pulsating sound. >> it is a whole range of different imagery. >> brian, ceo of irks ma'am shift, hopes this combination shifts the way people think about exercise. >> think about fitness, right, biggest changes when they put the little screens on the bike, for i max come in and leap frog over it, creates something new and unique you've never had before. >> health club industry, 2014, up more than 7% from the previous year. experts say the increase is in part because of the growing popularity of boutique fitness, where instead of paying foreign tire gym membership, consume remembers paying for a specific class, like cross fit or yoga. >> whe

. >> like many seven-year-olds, max schill loves to play with legos.ut he also spent his free time doing something very out of the ordinary for someone his age >> this week he was on capitol hill advocating for bill that could help him and millions of others with rare diseases. the 21st century cures act already passed the house. >> it was getting stalled in the senate, um, you know, he's just like we should do letters and pictures. so we did. we went down there, and he told everybody about the cause. >> max has noon nine syndrome that affects how his body develops. there's no specific treatment but if the act passes max and his mom lisa hope that will change. >> we can do more with the science that we have, and we, h a drug gets approved for larger population, there's things that we can do to help get that approved for people with rare diseases. >> maybe one day i'm going to get a pill every day before -- before that day i would have to get shots every every every night. >> max visited 83 senate offices across two days. leaving his original artwork at

max foster at windsor castle.l live shot. >> it is not 58th street gas station. >>> mourning an icon. prince dead at the age of 57. new tributes as questions around the surprise death of the music legend. ♪ baby ♪ you got that look >>> celebrating the life and music of prince. the icon dead at the age of 57. all tributes and new questions surrounding his sudden death. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm miguel marquez. it is 31 minutes past the hour. autopsy to find out what killed music superstar prince. all night long around the world and in his hometown of minneapolis, fans are remembering and listening to music and paying tribute to the artist known as prince. ryan young joins us from the paisley park estates and studios. >> reporter: christine and miguel, you can see people who decided to show up at paisley park. hundreds of thousands of people standing here at the fence line paying respects to prince. we have seen people talking among themselves about how this could happen to the 57-y

. >> like many seven-year-olds, max schill loves to play with legos.ut he also spent his free time doing something very out of the ordinary for someone his age >> this week he was on capitol hill advocating for bill that could help him and millions of others with rare diseases. the 21st century cures act already passed the house. >> it was getting stalled in the senate, um, you know, he's just like we should do letters and pictures. so we did. we went down there, and he told everybody about the cause. >> max has noon nine syndrome that affects how his body develops. there's no specific treatment but if the act passes max and his mom lisa hope that will change. >> we can do more with the science that we have, and we, h a drug gets approved for larger population, there's things that we can do to help get that approved for people with rare diseases. >> maybe one day i'm going to get a pill every day before -- before that day i would have to get shots every every every night. >> max visited 83 senate offices across two days. leaving his original artwork at

reportera: aquÍ recibiÓ amor, max no lo comiÓ por varios dÍas. la fidelidad de un perrito.ique: en medio de la tragedia, el presidente dijo que solamente quienes han perdido un ser querido pueden llorar, perdiÓ la paciencia por quienes piden agua y alimentos. >> no permitirÉ que nadie altere el orden pÚblico. enrique: las grabaciones fueron divulgadas. en mÉxico se discute la legalizaciÓn de la marihuana, el presidente ha mostrado su apoyo en torno a una nueva iniciativa. >> la iniciativa que hemos presentado tiene como propÓsito fundamental sustituir el mercado negro por un sistema de regulaciÓn. el mercado negro estÁ financiando buena parte del crimen organizado. enrique: denuncias brutales de abusos en un hospital psiquiÁtrico. trabajadores de la mayor empresa cervecera salen a las calles a manifestarse. pa, mis amigos dicen que hablo raro. no hablas raro, tu hablas bilingue. ¿bilingue? es un super poder, bueno para ti. como nuestro cereal. ¡uhum! buenos para el corazón de tu familia. reconocemos algo de diseñador cuando lo vemos. la sonrisa de diseñador de la crema dent

inside i-max labs.other day pip chose a song that i really, really love that i think has a lot of natural road map to it. i made video content with our video editor. >> reporter: what was that moment like for each one of you when you first saw it all come together? >> chills. >> reporter: the health club industry earned $24.2 billion in 2014, up more than 7% from the previous year. experts say the increase is in part because of the growing popularity of boutique fitness. where instead of paying for an entire gym membership, consumers are paying for a specific class. >> whether people will keep going back is hard to say. jr. jason kelly thinks i-max may have tough competition in a crowded fitness field. >> spinning feels like a long-term trend. what may shift is do people like soul cycle? fly wheel? the i-max concept. >> reporter: what was the gut feeling? >> i thought it was a great idea. >> reporter: richard is ceo of the i-max corporation. >> i don't want to put too much on it. it's just a test. but i

one evening, in november 16, 1947, max journeyed to washington and dined with logan. the only place that african-americans really could get a good meal in those days, segregated days, was washington, union station. there, in his diary, he records that he said, logan, the left is going to lose, the fire is too great, i'm turning in. and, indeed, that is what he did. he went back to manhattan, reported to the fbi and became one of its most crucial assistants as his telephone tapped to the leadership of the cpua was invaluable to the fbi. hoover was delighted, considered him one of the greatest assets. indeed, he volunteers max to the attorney, district attorney in the southern district of new york, the prosecute of the rosenbergs. he ended his career defending south africa as a paid publicist and his papers are sealed at howard archives and probably would be of great value even today to scholars on the left. but, they are embargoed. i think i probably exceeded my time or maybe i haven't. >> wonderful presentation. [ applause ] >> thank you. we're going to take a 20 minu

max: mary high-end. -- very high-end.had one in the netherlands, and it was like a small, struggling distillery. david: so what is with it? it had a short life? max: it sold about 40,000 bottles in the first month, and people were excited. it was a spectacle. there were parties in miami beach and at trump tower, so it started out well. good times. a the end of 2007, there was line that says we are going to move our bottle production to china. carol: oh-oh. max: just to cut costs. maybe not the end of the world, but a sign that things were not good. as a financial crisis started, and i reported this story also thanks to public filings, because this was a public company, and you can see that like the beer bottle is going to be less profitable, there are less direct sales, and you could see this as the crisis happens. sale? is it still for max: because the distillery that i ended up telling you about, it ended up going bankrupt in 2010. trump ended up suing. he said he was not getting the money he was promised. carol: so he

from the edge of the cliff. >> reporter: jennifer mcnary is austin and max's mother. she's seen austin able to maintain certain functions while on the drug and regain others like raising his arm above his head. >> yes! >> reporter: max, one of the first to get eteplirsen is still walking four years later. >> it's almost worse to be shown something that could treat your children and then be told it could be taken away than it is to just come to terms with having children that are ill. why is the f.d.a. so focused on outliers? >> reporter: yesterday an f.d.a. advisory committee held a hearing before voting on whether to recommend the drug's approval, but the small size of the trial raised redding froms for the committee as well as questions about the drug's effectiveness, which didn't sit well with austin. >> you don't know anything about duchenne. [applause] evens toking a football around inside the hearing room to demonstrate the drug's benefits did not sway the committee. they voted against approval 7-3. the families were devastated. >> it's an incredibly devastating

. >> fifteen years old max steinman is smashing his way back to being fit and health which a new found for tennis. >> i like the challenge of tennis. >> reporter: he switched to tennis after years of playing soccer where he was a stand out. >> traveling every where, in the rain, in the snow. >> max was a goalie. >> reporter: max's parents say after series of concussions, doctors say no more contact sports. >> he was really down, didn't, you know, there wasn't a lot for him to do anymore. >> it was really a big jolt to me because soccer was my world. >> reporter: max found his new sports world with the legacy youth tennis program inspired by arthur ash. to train high performance players and also, help disadvantaged youngsters. >> we average 500 to 700 kid per session. >> reporter: lance lee, president of the legacy says tennis provides not just a healthy activity for students from all over the region but program also helps build life skills, confidence, discipline and leadership. >> focus on the total development of the child. we have kid from different background, races, social economi

a couple of the children alike max -- children like max were natural born citizens of the united statesat some point around 1908, the liebowitz's moved back to romania because of julius did not like it in new jersey. can you imagine? [laughter] over the objections of his daughter's. julius was not a very well off man. he worked as a woodcutter in romania but in 1915 as conditions worsened in europe, they decided it was time to return to the united states. so they do, landing in new york in 1915. so this is a great example of a family that moves back and fourth. it's an interesting example because this is actually a jewish family and we tend to take think of jewish migrants as one way migrants. there is a presumption that because they were largely fling from religious persecution, that they didn't go back. this is a family that did go back but before conditions worsened in world war i, they decided to return to the united states and rebuild their lives there. it's a good thing they did because murray liebowitz actually thrived upon return. he was born in 1903, 12 years old when he return

and besides the very scary part about america first, as max pointed out, the last time "america firsts used, it was seen at not only pro-nazi but anti-semitic and that building walls around america would lead us to protect our security interests. and in addition, donald trump talking about being unpredictable, reminds me of nixon saying that he had a secret plan for vietnam, and we know how that turned out. hillary clinton says loose cannons misfire. this loose cannon not only misfired, but he aimed at america's national security. >> ambassador, it seems like the challenge quite frankly that a lot of foreign policy realists like yourself, max boot, you may disagree on ideology, but you're both sort of in the, america has to be involved in the world, america has to play a role, how they play it, that's for the debate and all that stuff. but the american public is sort of against intervention of any kind. and i think the challenge you face and the clinton campaign faces is that it may be all slogan airing from trump, it may be inconsistent, but the idea of pulling away, the idea of pull

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emily: it is interesting, max.heranos has failed to provide evidence that the tests actually work. that is the main thing regulators want. what is your take on what is going on here? max: it shows a pattern of behavior from the company, all that observers have ever wanted purity ofd data, studies, things that are really standard in the medical establishment, and especially, should be, for anything having to do with peoples health. the company says they will continue to provide data, submit to studies and medical conferences. that they have never given a timeline or unleashed visibly to the public. this latest round of allegations and the potential expansion of their license, i think the time a black boxcontinue with their data is running out for the company. max, sheila, greg, thank you all. keith, you're sticking with me. phase two of the facebook developers process included a virtual reality headset, a selfie pick, and a room full of voters. theirrviewed the ceo on ambitions and potential sharing problems, next.

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what max has done, but how did you get started with this? >> i started leveling the playing field during my senior year at syracuse university. i was equipment manager for the football program and noticed just a huge waste of sporting equipment going on in college athletics, even youth sports as well. and i knew about programs like andre's, there's a lot of organizations out there and low income communities that just simply can't afford baseball equipment, lacrosse equipment, hockey gear. so as a result a lot of kids are not getting the opportunity to play sports. so it's a pretty simple solution. if there's a lot of wasted equipment out there, there's a lot of kids on the sidelines because lack of equipment, why don't we create an organization to funnel that down to programs that need it. >> great idea. >> so in the three years that this program has been going you've done some pretty amazing collecting and passing on of equipment to kids, haven't you? >> yeah, so we're three years old. we're a two-person operation. so we're pretty small org

and that early club scene, we opened the mud club, we played cbgb's, max's kansas city, hoorah's, uh it was so exciting cause other bands, you know, uh, blondie, devo, talking heads, you know we were all like, they came to see us and it started this buzz, yeah, and they were like and patty smith and all those that were punk, the ramons, you know were our icons. and when we started we weren't that aware. i mean we were in our own athens bubble, so we started writing, it was just, i think that's why we were so different. we didn't really have a prototype exactly to follow, which is like our crazy blend of everyone's personalities into a genie in the bottle brew, so um, when we went to new york, that was very friendly, you know debbie harry and chris stein invited us to their apartment, and we saw their gold records like um, on the floor, sort of leaning against the wall and we're like whoa, so it was very exciting to meet all those other bands and have them be supportive. it wasn't a rivalry, and also people started dancing. and that wasn't typical. a lot of people were leaning against

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is a goalie. >> reporter: max parents say after a series of concussions, doctors say no more contact sports. >> he was really down, he didn't really, there wasn't a lot for him to do anymore. >> it was a big deal to me because soccer was my world. >> reporter: max found his new sports world with legacy youth tennis program inspired by arthur ash. to train high performance players and also, help disadvantaged youngsters. >> we have averaged 500 to 700 kid per session. >> reporter: lance lee, president of the legacy says tennis provides not just a healthy activity for students from all over the region but the program also helps build life skills, confidence, discipline and leadership. >> focus on the total development of the child. we have kid from all different background, races, social economic status, locations of the city. >> reporter: it is not just all on the court there is an emphasis on overall health, nutrition, fitness, team building. >> it is not a team sport but at legacy, i feel like it is because we are here to help each other get better and that is what matters. >> i enj

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he told everybody about the cause. >> max has a a jennette syndrome affect how his body develops. no specific treatment. but if the act passes max and his mom, lisa, hope that will change. >> we can do more with the science that we have, and we, when a drugs gets approved for a larger population, there are things that we can do to help get that approved for people with rare diseases. >> maybe one day i am going to get a pill every day before that day i would have get shots every, every, every night. >> max visited 83 senate offices across two days, leaving his original artwork at each one. his favorite office? senator pat toomey's a/k/a the senates official candy man. >> and always chocolate, taffy's. >> max can now call himself a successful lobbiest. he convinced senator bob men end owes dez of his home state of new jersey to support the bill. >> i'm really happen up. >> the senate version bill passed committee, could come up for full vet as early as next week, in williamstown, trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> way to go, small but mighty. >> well, the head of the philadelphi

sara, are you getting any sleep, and is max helping out?max is actually a much calmer probably better parent at this point. i throw my hands in the air when things shoot out at me, and max is the one that takes a deep breath, sings to him and chills out. >> sara is shouldering the bulk of the burden here, so i just try to be the best sous chef i can. >> listen -- >> you're seeing it right now. >> tell us how life has changed. like what's the biggest change for you guys since having a kid? >> the lack of sleep, i think, right? i mean, that's the real difficulty that i think all new parents face, and we're definitely struggling with that but there's a lot of special moments too in between the no sleeping. >> and the lack of control. i'm a type "a" person and i want to know when things are happening. >> really? >> and nothing happens on my schedule anymore. >> wow. we learned something today. >> ron is giving you a hard time about the type "a," sara. >> imagine that. >> give him a mohawk. >> i said i would do this appearance if ron claiborne d

sara, max.h. >> hey, guys. >> hi. >> we miss you. >> can we meet little baby alec. >> we've got little alec richard shifrin. do you want to -- >> oh, play the lion king song. >> oh, my word. ♪ >> look at that hair. >> so cute. so cute. i'm jealous of all that hair he has. >> he's got -- and it won't go down. we accomplished a bath with all four of our adult hands the other night, and we got it all down, towel dried and it went shooop! >> i have two questions for you. sara, are you getting any sleep, and is max helping out? >> max is actually a much calmer probably better parent at this point. i throw my hands in the air when things shoot out at me, and max is the one that takes a deep breath, sings to him and chills out. >> sara is shouldering the bulk of the burden so i just try to be the best sous chef i can. you're seeing it right now. >> tell us how life has changed. like what's the biggest change for you guys since having a kid? >> the lack of sleep, i think, right? i mean, that's the real

now, the nationals ace max max scherzer gets the start aftertat a season where he threw not n one but dusty baker is just tost determine who will throw out tho the opening pitch in thursday's home >> ♪ >> and unfortunately it lookslyi like it's going to be wet for wr that home opener. here's temperatures outs thistu morning on this mondayon morning. we're going to have highs todayto only -- well, il, shouldn't say only, it shouldt d be up into the upper 60's for highs today and the low 70's. really kind of depends on how much sunshine.mu it's a little tricky today to td be honest with you because howew much in the way of sun do we get, how much cloud cover,oud c when do we get a shower comer co across? here's the deal on dea this. i'm going to go mostly cloudystd this morning, all right.ight we'll have some sunshine but iut think a lot of clouds, too.oo. temperatures in town lower 50's.50 it will still be in the 40's out in the suburbs. sbs by lunchtime we're going to be all the way up into the lower l to mid 60's and i'm going putngp in for lunchtime a few showers. very spotty at lun

it's four times larger than max eastman's liberator to the band. officially the crisis, a record of the darker races was that the almost 10-year-old order of the naacp. he was a card carrying socialist who endorsed woodrow wilson on a gamble that the democrats needed black votes to win in a three-way presidential contest. he despised the president's political bad faith all the more so as the worst race riot in american history as the wilson administration sat silent less than a month after the nation entered the war. mr. wilson's war profoundly unsettled and divided the staff. the board member with the grandson of william lloyd garris know so was the pacifist and socialist stood with her party and he wore the vote. aristocratic chairman of the board not only with the naacp majority to enlist in the infantry at age 42, but this is how other hbcus to lay down their lives for a deeply racist country. he noted man of letters, teddy roosevelt and civil liberties and pair gon was also an assimilationist jou for zionism and conviction that enrollment for

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in your money paying to get in shape in an i max theater. set to open new indoor group cycling studio in new york city. the the concept features i max images and sound to people pedal through all of the, you know, scenery and stuff to music. the first studio opens next week in brooklyn the company says in the first spot, f the first spot is successful i max plans to license the concept to its movie theaters. >> the clock is ticking you got less than 90 minutes to file those taxes. the deadline is midnight. things were a little different this year filing deadline was today april 18th instead of the usual april 15th because this what are year the 15th fell on legal holiday in washington, d.c. but if you're not going to make it don't panic you can get six month extension but you still got tonight paper work for that he can tension. >> you sure do. target employees are about to get bigger paycheck. discount retailer is raising wages to at least $10 an hour the second hike this year. employees can thank a competitive job market and pressure from

. >> like many seven year old, max shell loves to playing with leggos. he also spent his free time doing something very out of the ordinary for someone his age. >> this week on capitol hill, advocating for bill that could help him and millions of other with rare diseases cure act already passed the health. >> it was getting stalled in senate. he said we should do letters and pictures. we d we went there, he told everybody about the cause. >> he has a genetic cyst drop affect how his body develops. no specific treatment, but if the act passes max and his mom lisa hope that will change. >> we can do more with the science that we have. >> when drug gets approved for larger population, things we can do to help get it approved for people with rare diseases. >> maybe one day i'm going to get a pill, every day before, before that day, i would have to get shots every, every, every night. >> max visited 83 senate offices across two days, and leaving his original artwork at each one. his favorite offers? senator pat toomey's a/k/a the senates official candy man. >

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austin and max are two of roughly 100 kids in clinical trials. >> i do believe this is holding the kids from the the edge of the cliff. >> jennifer mcnary is their mother. she has seen austin maintain certain functions on the drug and regain others like raising his arm above his head. >> yes! >> reporter: max one of the first to get eteplirsen is still walking four years later. >> it almost worse to be shown something that could treat your children and then to be told it could be taken away than it is to just come to terms with having children that are ill. >> why is the fda so focused on outliars. >> reporter: yesterday an fda advisory committee held a hearing before voting to recommend the drug's approval. the small size of the trial raised red flags for the committee as well as questions about the drug's effectiveness which didn't set well with austin. >> i can only guess that you don't know anything about duchenne. >> even tossing a football inside the hearing room to demonstrate the drug's benefits. did not sway the committee. they voted against approval 7-3. the families were deva

today the temperatures peaked, we had wide spread 80s, some neighborhoods maxed out to the 90s.rancisco, and along the coastline, is far is records today, we had a few, downtown oakland maxed out at 91 degrees. look at monterey, 91 degrees. a great place to be. you can see right now it is still pretty warm out there for the 5 pm hour. 80s in oakland, the airport has cooled down to the upper 70s. here is a better perspective, you see high clouds approaching, they are account -- they are approaching southern california, it will not be completely clear but it will be cooling off quite a bit. here is our camera, this is the oakland camera, there is a change in the wind direction, that will change quite a bit. 80s and 90s today, we are pulling things off are thursday and then look what happens, there could be some showers as we head into your friday forecast. first thing tomorrow morning, 7 am, san francisco fair skies, showing you the high clouds moving into the region, they are moving in from the south, it will be partly cloudy, san francisco, instead of the 80s will make the 60s f

. >> reporter: he and his brother max suffer from duchenne, muscular dystrophy, a muscle wasting disease that is fatal typically by age 25. >> reporter: what's the roughest part of this whole deal? >> everybody else not being able to be on the drug. >> reporter: the drug, eteplirsen isn't a secure but slows down duchenne helping restore a missing protein. up to 15,000 buenoai austin and max are two of roughly 100 kids in clinical trials. >> i do believe this is holding the kids from the the edge of the cliff. >> jennifer mcnary is their mother. she has seen austin maintain certain functions on the drug and regain others like raising his arm above his head. >> yes! >> reporter: max one of the first to get eteplirsen is still walking four years later. >> it almost worse to be shown something that could treat your children and then to be told it could be taken away than it is to just come to terms with having children that are ill. >> why is the fda so focused on outliars. >> reporter: yesterday an fda advisory committee held a hearing before voting to recommend the drug's approval. the sma

max: the economy was part of it. the demand was not there.ople were clamoring to get that bottle they would have had an easier time making it work. scarlet: this is not a 24 carat gold edition? max: i'm not going to tell you because i don't want you to take it. no, it is not. tracy: have you tried it? --: p i can now, the team the team leader of the financial team has a poker game once a month. i'm thinking of bringing it. tracy: thank you for joining us. scarlet: a closer look at earnings after the bell today. tech earnings will continue this week. qualcomm reports this afternoon. tracy: american express reporting first quarter earnings after the bell today. analysts are watching for signs of account growth following consecutive quarterly increases. scarlet: united continental namedscarlet: former air canada ceo as chairman of the board. how will the airline fare in the first quarter? ♪ scarlet: you're watching bloomberg. tracy: this is your global business report. scarlet: mitsubishi caught red-handed admitting to falsifying fuel economy te