into the fray has stepped michael bloomberg, a long-time advocate of tighter controls on tobacco. michael: we are in this to help countries who cannot defend themselves against an industry that is trying to kill a billion people this century and if that isn't a noble cause i don't know what is. we all talk about saving society, but you got to translate that into action. correspondent: although tobacco consumption is falling in the west, the opposite is true in the developing world. that's why along with fellow billionaire bill gates bloomberg is setting up his multimillion dollar fighting fund. the health ministry, they're working on the latest anti-smoking strategy. the country is being sued by tobacco giant philip morris over its rules on tragedying and restrictions on sales, but their policies which nonetheless work say health professionals. >> we have numbers. we have scientific evidence that these kind of policies and the implementation of these kind of policies and the enforcement of these kind of policies has been effective. correspondent: the already tough anti-smoking legi

[indiscernible] announcer: that's former new york mayor and owner of bloomberg media, michael bloomberg arriving for the dinner. bloomberg media has had quite a presence here at the dinner and in washington, quite a bit over the last six months, of course you have to be a credentialed journalist just to consider buying a ticket for this dinner. all of the celebrities you see are invited guests. [indiscernible] announcer: this is c-span's live coverage of the 2015 white house correspondents dinner. this is the arrival ceremony, or all of the arrivals at the red carpet entrance. the dinner, itself, will begin in a half hour or so. we'll be live and you'll see everything from this dinner from the washington hilton. again, this has turned into a weekend of events here in washington, and there is a brunch sponsored or hosted by tammy haddad and hillary rosen and anita dunn, three very prominent women here in washington -- and one of the people who attended her brunch this morning is actor tim daly from "madam secretary," brother of tyne daly, and c-span caught up with him. what's the importa

. >> vice president joe biden spent quality time with michael bloomberg's grandson. bloomberg's daughter georgeina shared the pic on facebook what's a boy to do when the vice president steals your pacifier? taylor swift revealed on tumblr the results came in and i'm saddened to tell you that my mom has been diagnosed with cancer. i'd like to keep the details of her condition private but she wanted you to know. >>> oh, baby. what a surprise. a mother in north carolina already had six boys. so she decided to have a gender reveal cake made to find out the sex of baby number seven. how about that oh man, i'm having a daughter! >> and the grandmother wants the little girl too. >> you know what it's like. i've got two brothers and one sister, you get the last one, it's like wow. >> the gender reveal. >> great idea. >> who needs a cake? >> yeah the person who knew the doctor, obviously. >>> a look ahead, the national rifle association's annual meeting begins in nashville. many top-ranking republicans will be in attendance including senator ted cruz, governor scott walker, f

from the sunday times the people of london may be interested in michael bloomberg for mayor.r three-term mayor of new york who was last year given an honorary night hood of the queen is now being urged to be the mayor of london. >> and snowden was tracked down and the reporter did not pull any punches. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i've evaluated all the documents in the archive. >> every single one? >> i do understand what i turned over. >> there's a difference between understanding what's in the documents and reading what's in the documents. >> i recognize the concern. >> because when you're handing over thousands of nsa documents, the last thing you want to do is read them. >> snowden also told al ver he misses his country, his family and those delicious hot pockets. >> and that is the morning dish of skroins. here i am joined by jane tim. good morning to you. >> good morning. hot pockets? that's what you miss? >> i guess you can't get them where he is. let's talk about this. you have the president. you have congress. you have netanyahu. you hav

. >> this is michael bloomberg we're talking about.lionaire, the former mayor of new york city. he said college might not be worth it for everyone. if he's not going to go to a great school and he's not super smart academically but it smart in dealing with people can that sort of thing being a plumber is a great job. >> larry: wait, is bloomberg saying plumbers are dumb? that's how you're selling it? hey, johnny, look, i know you want to go to harvard but you're an idiot. see that clogged toilet? that's your future. ( laughter ) sorry, i'm the one that clogged it johnny. i apologize. doesn't make sense. bloomberg isn't the only one. peter seal had this sosay. >> people are being conned into thinking this credential is the one thing you need to do better in life and they're actually not any better off after having gone to college. they are typically worse off because they've amassed all this debt. >> larry: okay, all right now i'm a little concerned. two billionaires are warning college costs too much. that's not good. it's like when al

he was a friend a flawless broadcaster and as michael bloomberg described him, 5u8z a gentlemen. he died over the weekend in new york city of cancer at age 68. i worked with ken back many many years ago, i learned a lot from him. >> absolutely he was passionate about his craft and trade, and i -- you know he was just -- >> very careful, absolutely -- >> fan daftic editor which is always important. >> terrific guy. >>> that does it for nightly business report for tonight. >> have a great evening, everybody. we'll. >> welcome to "film school shorts," a showcase of the most exciting new talent from across the country. experience the future of film, next on "film school shorts." >> "film school shorts" is made possible by a grant from maurice kanbar, celebrating the vitality and power of the moving image, and by the members of kqed.

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. >> under its last mayor michael bloomberg, new york city lost more than a third of apartments considered affordable to poor families. >> what we're seeing now is the effects of 20 years of housing policy. twenty years of people little by little being pushed out. no attempt to house these human beings. >> homelessness is the number is rising everyday. >> there's a lot of homelessness right here? >> right here. right here. people are getting priced out, pushed to out of state. >> new york city under the bloomberg administration eliminated entirely the permanent housing programs which were designed to help homeless families and children leave the shelter system. >> under bloomberg the number of people in homeless shelters each night went from 31 thousand to 54 thousand. >> essentially what we had was a massive social experiment to test the proposition that if you take away permanent housing assistance from the neediest children and families in our city what will happen? >> how you gonna have high rents, and no good jobs? >> every day in this city, people are losing their homes. if we do not

it's michael bloomberg and former mayor of new york. >> can we get to mcdonald's. wants to get to this. >> yeah. pharrell. probably happy that he could not keep his day job. the 11-time grammy winner recently shared that he was fired more than a few times. >> the teenage irwas dismissed from mcdonald's, not once not twice but three times at three different locations. he says he was let go because he was lazy only true skill was eating chicken mcnuggets. >> he co-wrote with justin timberlake "i'm lovin' it" which became the fast food chain's jingle. >>> 7-eleven holding its first bring your own cup day. >> tomorrow take any container no bigger than ten inches in diameter and for her up with a slurpee for $1.49. >> they do this in canada so set up pictures of ideas. this kid brought his beach pail and shovel. >> empty bottles of booze. two jack daniels. >> a got of lot of those laying around. >> this guy had an idea. fish bowl slur pi what would you take? >> a pitcher. does all greek yogurt have to be thick? does it all have to be the same? not with new light and flu

we are joined by our boss, michael bloomberg, a golf enthusiast.t we would put you to work. you can do a little work in this week. jordan: i would love to. mike: i have a better chance in the next decade of shooting my age than he does. stephanie: how would you advise him? jordan: i would like to see something first. you have to get it there. mike: i know that. stephanie: here you are. this weekend, when you are in this position, help us understand what goes through your mind at this moment. jordan: well, i left myself with tough putts. i tried to have an imagination. really, it is all about speed, which we are struggling with here. we got the line down. mike: we got the line down, all right. stephanie: are you saying that mike bloomberg is having a tough time with speed? jordan: he is not used to the green. it has been perfect. he doesn't need help. they did not speed up the green for you this morning. it is not on you. how good is that? stephanie: when you're in this moment, like mike, how do you handle the pressure and not choke? you can say you

a better look for the vp fin this picture where he was caught stealing a pacifier from michael bloomberg'so not see it. >> i want one of those t-shirts. i do not inky has enough traction. look at how left they are going. >> i think that picture could turn it all around. he made jokes of himself. nobody takes him seriously. this was supposedly put together by a group of friends. melissa: okay. another possible democratic contender letting her hair down on late night. >> rich people figuring out that if you can bend the government to help you just a little bit it is tremendous payoff. make sure that they are a lease carefully protect it. melissa: it is a comedy show. is a late-night show. it is a younger audience. the reason you go on this show is to show that you are human. >> and that you are hip and that you are fun. >> she is a 1% error. she is worth about $9 million. she is not relatable. melissa: and is interested. a big movement to the left that very much prefers her to hillary clinton. i still think that it is meaningful. >> she wants to keep her name out there. melissa: thanks to bo

he's the grandson jasper of michael bloomberg.t steals your pacifier. he was a guest at the united kingdom. that's a cute shot. >> he loves kids. >> yeah he does he does. >> that's very cute? and kids seem to love him too. >>> larry wilmore went from a senior black correspondent to his own show. ahead, see how he's offering a different take on the news even if it means wearing spandex. he is going to join us here live. gayle charlie, how excited are you? >> i'm looking forward to that. >> more coming up. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i hate cleaning the gutters. have you touched the stuff? it's evil. and ladders... awwwwwww!!!!! they have all those warnings on them. might as well say, "you're going to die, jeff". you hired someone to clean the gutters? not just someone. someone from angie's list. but we're not members. we don't have to be to use their new snapfix feature. angie's list helped me find a highly rated service provider to do the work at a fair price. come see what the new angie's list can do for you. incr

jasper, the grandson of michael bloomberg. the encounter happened in d.c.former new york city mayor. the kid's mom posted the pic with the caption, what is a boy to do when the vice president steals your passefier. ♪ ♪ >> i've noticed that behavior before with naked mole rats. they can't see, so they have to touch their nose to you to know who you are. i think he's blind. andy i almost confused you will two. here's a theory. is this guy just a drunk? >> i don't think he's a drunk, he's kind of like high on biden. >> obama is high on obama. but he doesn't nose people. >> if you were joe biden, you would be like this all the time, too. >> an annoying lunatic? >> he's 72 years old, vice president for a couple more years. he's got nothing to lose. he's bullet proof. stick a damn passefier in your mouth if you want to, joe. >> he called barack obama in the first presidential campaign, barack america. >> this could all be an act like the classic "saturday night live" sketch where reagan seemed to be fumbling and when the cameras weren't on him, he was a master mi

consider billionaires mark zuckerberg and michael bloomberg if you will.s for immigration reform to different the technology industry, but not the american middle class. bloomberg, richer than zuckerberg spends so much of his money former new york mayor throwing out tens of millions of his dollars pushing gun control. group like clinton foundation, bill and melinda gates foundation run by the richest person in the world, one of top donors in clinton foundation buzz much good. but we need to better understand relationships among many of our nation's elite that form the foundation of what is a new world order supramazingals have arrive. this is less likely to be century of america or china's century for that matter, far more likely to be the century of the supra nationals. consequences of their action will be more evident with each passing year of in century. our quote of the even evening. if i may bring back a coyotes from hillary clinton -- quotation from hillary clinton. back in 1992, they went on air to allegations. the american people are tired of liars

he stole the pacifier out of michael bloomberg's grand son's mouth and put it in his own.tician. maybe not something the mother would want done with my child. >> you never did that with your son? >> we never did pacifiers. >> he didn't put it back in the baby's mouth? >> this is why i love joe biden. he is totally nonairbrushed. >> he truly sucks. >> don't you go negative on my joe biden. >> and midnight swimming naked that i like. >> you never told me that, kimberly. >>> "special report" is up next. >>> the wait is almost over. hillary clinton is set to announce her presidential run this weekend. this is "special report." >>> good evening welcome to washington. in two days we could have our first and least surprising democratic contender in the race for the white house. so how will hillary clinton announce her candidacy? we have fox team coverage. carl cameron in nashville at the national rifle association convention. we start with chief white house correspondent ed henry in iowa with the latest on the question of not if but when and how hillary clinton wi

. >> despite the fact that former new york mayor michael bloomberg put money in these campaigns they largely failed, do you think? >> well, money can buy a lot of things but it can't buy the public vote in most cases. i think that people are very aware that you only give up a civil right once. >> thank you very much for speaking with us. >> in nashville, thank you very much indeed. >>> ten police officers in california have been suspended after footage emerged which show them beating a suspect who had surrendered. officers can be seen beating the man minutes after he was subdued with a taser. the suspect earlier threat first by car and then foot and then horseback. this comes after a film shows a south carolina man shooting a man in the back. >> i can understand the concern what they see in the video. i am concerned about what he see in the video. but if our deputy sheriff did something wrong they'll be put off work and dealt with appropriately in accordance with the law as well as our department policy. >> two people have been killed and several injured after a large tornado hit the

these are not castle doctrine, that's why i said he's regurgitating michael bloomberg's talking pointscott walker was a county executive, and i'm the sheriff we worked together. public safety was always at the top of then county executive walker's priority list. the same when he became the governor of the state. he always made sure that my office was properly funded. when there was an issue of public safety scott walker had the wherewithal to rely on the people who know a little bit about public safety he would come to me and say sheriff, i have a decision to make. how is this going to affect public safety. i would think the as president of the united states he is going to have that same wherewithal to listen to the commanders, military commanders on the ground, listen to border patrol agents then rely on them to make his decision. and when he makes a decision, he won't do like tom barrett and stand up there and blame others scott walker will take responsibility for his decision. >> okay. we've got to run. >> that's an important trait that i like about scott walker. >> sheriff, great t

it was during his stewardship with michael bloomberg in the city that they thwarted no fewer than 16y one of those could have killed hundreds if not thousands. as he says, we have to be right every time. the terrorists just once. and what does it say when people are obsessing over pizza shop owner and her comment on gays? but completely ignore what islamic extremists are doing to gays. ♪ help join a continent with nearly 3 million rugged square miles with a single broadband connection. when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. my constipation and belly pain feel like a raging storm. i've tried laxatives but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation feels like a heavy weight that keeps coming back. vo: linzess can help. once-daily linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. linzess helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6

. >> the risky business project is led by former new york major, michael bloomberg, and paul who lives here in the bay area. former santa clara supervisor avoided jail time today after he admitted that he was responsible for campaign mail fraud. he was sentenced to 360 hours of community service. he admitted creating a campaign flier to help a friend who was running for a city council seat in san jose. that flier insinuated that the opponent was a communist sympathizer. today, he apologized in court. >> i apologize and i regret. i should be protecting my community, and i didn't do that. so, for that i apologize and i accept whatever punishment you give me. >> this was his second conviction. last year he served seven months in jail for separate corruption case for misusing public money. as part of that case, he agreed to give up his seat on the board of supervisors. now the woman targeted in the fake campaign flier, carosco sent us this statement. she said i'm hopeful he learned his lesson. as a benefit to the community, he will never be able to hold public office again. he is now a mem

. >> michael bloomberg reportedly telling friends he is kerring running for mayor of london. law london england. word is he would run on the conservative ticket in next year's election. he was dubbed as a knight by the queen elizabeth ii years ago but would have to become a british citizen to run. the current london mayor boris johnson is stepping down next year when his second term is up. >> maybe they will bring them new york attitude. >>> doouj duke, wisconsin will play for the title tomorrow night in college basketball. might have been hard to beat the thriller last night. did you see this? wisconsin stunned heavily favored kentucky ending its perfect season. there was drama and controversy on and off the court and after the game as well. will carr has the latest from damage. >> what a night for sports fans last night. >> reporter: you could hear the screams all across the country as brackets got busted anywhere? what a game. and it all happened when wisconsin took on kentucky kentucky undefeated heading into the game, they were 38-0. but wisconsin showed up and they pull

michael bloomberg's daughter posted this picture of biden with her son saying quote, what's a boy toesident steals your pacifier? jason, we'll talk politics in a moment, but how great is that picture? >> i think the picture is awesome. it's why i want joe biden to run. he has to run. he is so much fun. there will be a picture like this of him every week at car washes, at pep rallies, kissing babies. >> everywhere. >> taking their candy. it will be great. >> liz, does he end this? does this stop the draft biden and come out with a new ad does this take the air out of that? >> there are so many pictures out there. the uncle joe photos. i think this is particularly one that's probably more funny than sort of creepy. i think there's been some that have made people feel uncomfortable, especially in his relations to women. again, we weren't there in those moments, but some of those photos out there make you want to look twice. sure, he's authentic, he's goofy, funny, he's a guy you want to go have a beer with but i'm not sure he's someone you want to vote for. i think he's going to have to

the little guy is the grandson of former new york mayor michael bloomberg there.eem to mind very much anderson. >> randi, thank you very much. >>> up next a frozen wonderland. bill weir. a preview of the wonder list season finale when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. >>> well this sunday night on cnn, don't miss the two-part season finale of "the wonder list." this is a great new show on cnn. bill weir takes us to soaring heights in the french alps where the glaciers are melting and best known wetlands the everglades where half is dead and another pa

15 month old jasper after a ceremony to honor his grandfather the former mayor of new york, michael bloombergook with the caption, what's a boy to do when the vice president steals your pacifier? >> nothing off limits for our vp. >> i think that's exactly right. >> still ahead, what do ice cream massages and yoga have in common? well, they're all free. how you can cash in coming up on freebie friday. >> plus, a denver area high school may have intended to inspire minority students but that plan backfired big time. we'll show you the poster that is have so many upset. >> and why would a third grade teacher have her students sends get well cards to a convicted cop killer? details of the assignment that land add new jersey woman in hot water. >> and meteorologist adam joseph back with that full accuweather forecast. he said you didn't want to miss it. >> that's right. >> "action news" continues on this friday afternoon. >> dash cam video from a school bus captured the frightening moments of a crash in tulsa oklahoma. >> (screaming). >>> the audio tells the story. you hear the students on board s

position of quoting people i normally don't quote citing deborah wasserman schultz -- >> host: michael bloomberg maureen dowd -- [laughter] >> guest: i know. and the new england journal of medicine. the science. but it's an odd cant nation on all sides. a very odd cultural mix. but -- where was i? i'm sorry i lost my place. >> host: jerry brown. >> guest: jerry brown. thank you. been up a long time. jerry brown said when they asked him, he said i'm not in favor of it. he said we've got some big challenges in this country, we've got some big challenges in california. i don't think we can meet them as effectively if a quarter of our population is buzzed a lot of the time. >> host: right. >> guest: and buzzed a lot of the time is what we're talking about. let me make two points here. the average across the country now, the average people 12 years and older is about 7% of people 12 years and older smoke marijuana. in colorado it's now 13. so it's twice that. and i think it'll continue continue to go up. that's a big jump. that's a lot of people. that's a big chunk of america. second when you've had

and our own founder, michael bloomberg, thank you for playing. he won 60 grand for harlem r.b.i.., you can find him at a dallas mavericks game -- but tomorrow you will find billionaire mark cuban here on "market makers" talking about education and technology. have a great day. brendan: happy wisconsin. ♪ scarlet: it is 56 and as past the hour, that means it's time to go on the markets. futures have signaled we are in for a selloff, but investors point to a disappointing march jobs report. the dollar is little changed now and it was low earlier, which is one reason why oil prices continue to move north, up by more than 5%. joining me for today's options insight is the strategist for derivatives that mk am holding. it looks like the bad news is going to be interpreted as bad news in the kleins -- bad news in declines. jim: it was a weaker than expected jobs report and the futures were lower after that. i think the focus now is on earnings -- alcoa, which typically signals the beginnings of the earnings season -- scarlet: when it was a member of the dow. jim: now people are looking f

doyle -- stephanie: and michael bloomberg.that, raising money for charity. stephanie: the finals are upon us. this morning i sat down with goldman sachs president gary cohn. gary will know if you one by saturday night because if wisconsin the kentucky, mr. cohn takes it all home for his charity. but if kentucky wins the whole thing, dan gilbert of quicken loans wins. gary points out the reason both he and dan have done so welcome to both of them are from cleveland, ohio. you, my friend -- they follow big ten basketball. it is not like they were throwing darts. there is real strategy behind it, and real dough john chambers of. cisco -- if duke beats kentucky, john chambers takes it all. if michigan wins, it becomes more complicated. matt: michigan state. honestly, university of michigan isn't good at any sports. stephanie: john chambers of cisco, dan gilbert of quicken loans, gary cohn. yours truly out of it. and team owners, people who really know basketball and own teams and are pumped up about it. $60,000 is a lot of dough.

that is the grandson of former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. his name is jasper.with the caption "what's a moi to do when the vice president steals your pacifier?" >> get your binkie back. >> i'm trying to find out which is creepier creeping on the defense secretary's wife during the press conference or this. >> it's clear the vice president likes to touch. i think it's touch. he likes that interaction. >> it is a little disgusting, i'm just saying that. but at the same time how many people probably think having a pacifier in joe biden's mouth is a good idea? >> it's a very good idea. >> hello! >> i will say this for me he doesn't under bownstand boundaries. it's getting knighted by a british -- >> brian you know how it works people go that's joe biden. >> right. >> he's the vice president of the united states by the way. >> do you think the family ran for the purell? >> put it on f it became a national story. >> it is sort of sweet but germy at the same time. >>> it took five years for the government to admit the ft. hood terror attack was a workplace violence bu

former mayor michael bloomberg's son. he is saying give me back my binky. >> the vice president can throw it on the ground. >> thank you so much. >> dylan, what's it looking like outside? >> we have to keep an eye out for storms but we could see lightning and hail and wind gusts. the rest of the country looks okay. high pressure builds back in and te in the 70s. temperatures >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a first alert weather day with the potential for severe storms later this afternoon. a few breaks of sunshine before the storms roll in. and temperatures will be in the 70s today. the storms are out of here for tomorrow. sunshine and 66 but windy on saturday. the wind dies down sunday. the temperatures are up monday to 70 degrees. but keep your rain gear handy for tuesday. rain showers move through, 68 degrees. behind them cooler weather wednesday and thursday. have a great day. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you. >> we previewed it now that the day arrived for the apple walk. >> i didn't

. >> britain's telegraph says michael bloomberg is an official knight of the british empire.o bob marley during his visit to jamaica. he stopped at the marley museum. his hit "one love" played on the building sound system. >>> the 79th masters is under way this morning in augusta georgia. many of golf's greatest names have earned the famous green jacket. ten years ago tomorrow tiger woods won his fourth masters with help from an incredible chip shot. this newly released video shows that famous birdie on 16 from an angle we have never seen. this year's tournament began with the opening ceremony featuring three masters' legends. >> good morning, everyone. i'm billy payne, chairman of augusta national golf club. welcome to the 79th playing of the masters. thank you so much for coming. and as we all know, the tradition of the honorary starters is a fun and wonderful way of beginning the masters every year. three great champions, three great men, who have combined for an unbelievable 13 masters championships. first on the tee i would like to welcome back our four-time masters cham

michael bloomberg helped fund a background check measure. the second amendment foundation calls that buying ballot measures. their off significance wholeheartedly disagrees. bill: this will be debated throughout the week. rand paul is getting ready to make it official as the kentucky senator announces he's running for the white house. northeast questionhouse. patti ann: what keeps jeh johnson you have at night in he made some comments on that and how dangerous isis is in america. >> the fact we have versus ghaitions every state does not surprise me. we are concerned about young feesm. whether you need a warm up before the big race... or a healthy start before the big meeting there's a choice hotel that's waiting for you. this spring, choose choice twice, get a night at no price at 1,500 hotels. book now at choicehotels.com [ male announcer ] meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have if not for kari, the identity thief who stole jill's social security number to open credit cards ruining jill's credit

joining me, activate founder michael wolf. bloomberg'sne of the anchors of "bloomberg surveillance." fedex agreed to buy tnt express expanding its reach in europe. ups tried to travel tnt -- try to purchase tnt but was blocked by regulators. shares of fedex are up over 25%. olivia: that is pretty good. a couple of reasons why regulators might look upon this more favorably. a lot less overlap with fedex. matt: that would've been my question. how come ups gets blocked? michael: i look at putting aside the regulatory issues, a lot of what has happened with fedex is the increase in e-commerce. as e-commerce spreads to other parts of the world, there is a need to deliver packages. it is online but then it shows up at your door. olivia: this is a bet that whatever anybody is buying them a they will buy it online. matt: i just ordered motorcycle boots from a store in germany. i bought them online from a retailer in australia in order to get the cheapest price. olivia: i bet you they will arrive the a dhl. matt: exactly. ever since they were hand

the picture posted on facebook by daughter of former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, that's heron jasper who seems to be just as confused as we are and saying give me back my binky. >> the best part, the vice president keeps throwing it on the ground. >> thank you so much. >> thanks. >> dylan, what's it looking like? >> we have to keep an eye out for storms especially along the east coast. they will not be as severe as yesterday but we could still see dangerous lightning, brief periods of heavy downpours and also hail and damaging wind gusts. the rest of the country looks okay, high pressure builds back in across the plain states, temperatures in the 70s, we'll see late day showers in the pacific northwest and temperatures in the 60s. that's a look at the weather across the country. your local forecast is coming up in 30 seconds. ng up in 30 seconds. 7:16, happy friday. you made it to the end of the week. temperatures chilly enough for a coat, but we are going to end up in the 70s for today in the south bay, 66 degrees on the way to san francisco, temperatures staying steady ove

diane swonk, meg mcclellan, and bloomberg's michael mckee, ms begin with wall street reaction with julie hyman with what we just heard from the fed. julie: it depends on what you're looking at. behind me is a chart of the s&p intraday 500, and we are seeing a little bit of a takedown -- tick down. there are not too many surprises in here. it is acknowledgment that, indeed, the economy slowed in the first quarter. that is in there and right at the top of the statement. we already received declines going into the report, but stocks bounced up off of the lows. where we are seeing more action is in two places i want to zoom in on, and one of them is in gold, with the fed continuing to say inflation remains in check and they are monitoring energy prices and some other factors, but nonetheless, all of that saying inflation is in check, and we are actually seeing gold prices take lower -- tick lower. i do not know if we have an intraday chart of gold, as well that shows the drop we are seeing, but down about 6/10 of 1%, not a huge decline but a huge drop-off as to where it was before the statem

>> one thing is in 2005 when michael bloomberg ran for my mayor in new york city he got 50% of the black the job has ever gotten that in the last 20 or 3 years unless you're a democrat. so it was phenomenal. we went to bed that night -- i went to bed that night. silly me thinking i was going to be waking up in the morning thinking it would be front pain news. nobody acknowledged that 50% of the black community had gone out and voted for an independent. we got the vote primarily on the independent's party line. i think the reason for that is because that announcement comes hand in hand with the fact that you can step outside of your box and do something different and reorganize yourselves in such a way in the political arena so that you have power. and the people who run this city were determined they were not going to convey that. with power you do the things that you need to impact on. people in this city currently for this cold, cold season have been in housing and there has been no heat. so that's what a politicalish skpaou has to do with people knowing that you can stand up and say,