we are joined by michael moore who leads finance coverage.all thing have layoffs and it may not be a huge percentage of the firm and 700 is a lot. michael: it seems like this is more than just your typical cull. fourth quarter, which led to a rough 2018 in trading. where a lot of the american banks were up last year. certainly, they were a laggard. it seems like this is an indication that that carryover to the first quarter, and sometimes you see banks say it is a tough market environment. socgen does not seem to be treating it that way. you have job cuts that is the start of your job cuts. usually shares go up when companies cut back, particularly when it comes to headcounts. socgen is down. as the market signaling that it cannot cut its way to profitability? michael: that is a concern. you are seeing that with nomura this week announcing a lot of cuts of its own. was,the reaction to that ok but what about the revenue side? he saw that question with a lot the european banks. sure, you can make these cuts, but unless there is a rebound that w

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, you will like it but i don't know if you like it but it's a very entertaining episode of michael moore the film maker who is a colorful story and i don't have time to tell her but across the street neighbor and don hogan, wonderful woman had ag young kd and had several children but the youngest was a future stanford quarterback and nfl quÉbecrd called kevin hogan, small world, right? she comes out and demonstrate demonstrates -- this is all captured by cnn. we to go, donna.. get out of this neighborhood. we have children here. you are scaring everybody and michael had pretty colorful things to say to donna hogan. those are whimsical or not so whimsical moments of the time but looking back it would have suggested the controversy in the national turmoil but here's the very good news. we came through it as a country and we just come through these things as we did during the administration of the you will assist us as grant as was described. how do we, in a free society, the police and will a lot in accountability keep the president and those around him or her honest? right? if there are s

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bolton so the commissions that he was in touch with you know another defense minister and also michael moore and all of the chief of the. triple know of justice and also the chief officer of in military intelligence so this person is apparently we're discussing with bolt on this alternative them a little should leave however. there's there's one thing that the u.s. has imposed personal sanctions to a group of people of the top rank officials but not a very small group actually is about one hundred fifty officials so there are there is this theory about what is the sense of having a personal sanctions the idea is that you normally should impose sanctions to a selected group of top rack officials so you can break the clique surrounding the government right so if you but the thing is in that's what they approached for instance that you're opinion has followed that there mt of people that have have been sanctioned it's not more than thirty but in the case of the us is almost one hundred fifty so it is almost the entire clique that surrounds motherhood and so they tend to form a group mentality t

laughter] so the similar pressures the family was strong and surrounded for suffering involving michael moore whether he is an adversary the filmmaker and then had a young a small world. and then. >> even to say get off virchow you have children hear you are scaring everybody laugh us pic you have colorful things to say back. . >> those are whimsical but looking back just to suggest the controversy but here is the very good news. onwe came through it as a country. we just come through as we did with the ulysses s grant so how do we in a free society keep the president and those around them honest silly --dash it is of the but this was a horrible episode to have to do but in terms of but no one is above the law but then to still admire john kennedy. [laughter] but we have a song. q4 reason to in a me but to hear his philosophy and learn about the baseline of the united states of america so this is not the time that when you n are in a conservative the liberal has no head. [laughter] but then that is personally revealing but for the rights, record, and. >> i want to bring some things together.

rachel is back with us and we're joined by michael moore. michael, let me start with you. it legal? >> the president has a lot of authority to do what he wants to do when it comes to immigration policy. the problem that he's got is that he just has never understood what it means to be president and that ready woulds matter. so he gives these pool hall public policy talks and throws something out and it ends up shining the light of his intent on what could otherwise be an action that he may or are may not be able to take. so in this example for instance he is really talking about using federal money and resources to essentially punish people who disagree with his politics, so threaten people who have sanctuary cities that he will have an influx of immigrants there. and that is nonsensical and i think at the end of the day he can't do it. the immigration system is set up on that people coming in, especially if you are claiming asylum, you can have a credible fear hearing, things geared to help expedite the immigration process. and he has tried to get around that from the beg

joining me is jennifer rogers and michael moore. good evening to all of you.ing that the mueller report is expected to have relatively minimal redactions. >> this is probably going to be the most revealing part, mob ea of this entire report. as far as we know none of that has been presented to a grand jury. so the department of justice, the attorneygeneral have more liberty to put more information out there about thattings have. we're going to get a wound into the investigations going on in the white house. people like don mcgahn. and a lot of concern about what he may have said to the special counsel's office. he's said to have spent more than 30 hours with them. so we're going to get a window inside some of the conversations that the president was having with people in the white house about firing people, what the thinking was and that is where i think that's going to be most important for us and that this part of the investigation -- >> the devil's going to be in the details. it's also the innerworkings of this white house. the president and the administrat

. >> following that 60 minutes interview filmmaker michael moore decided to sweet and criticize nancyelosi, nobody likes giving up power and they never see the writing on the wall. no one has the heart to tell them they in their tired privileged ways are over. nancy pelosi announced an increase in security for congresswoman omar following donald trump's tweet. the congresswoman says she received death threats tweeting we are all-americans, this is endangering lives, it has to stop. >> reporter: thank you very much. shannon: they are called bombshell texts from the state attorney, and a real news roundup. kim fox never actually recused herself from the case. she used small it as a washed up celebrity lying to cops. and 16 felony charges against him and expressed concern small it was overcharged compared to our kelly. arizona republican governor doug doocy rolling out the regulation that required hairstylists who use blow dryers and curling irons to get 1000 hours of training before they can be licensed. any unlicensed hairdryers punished and six months in jail, $2000 fine. a popular mo

attorney michael moore coming to us from atlanta.loomberg. ♪ david: this is "bounds" on bloomberg television. i am david westin. as we can do to digest the 448 page mueller report, let's bring in bloomberg columnist lake. -- eli lake. what are your initial reactions? is a reason there why you saw that tweet storm from president trump this morning. there's a lot of detail, as i'm going through the report, i've not finished it. a couple things stand out. one is that there was at the highest levels, including trump, there were plans to have an entire communications campaign around the wikileaks release of the stolen documents. it is much more than just telling roger stone to go find out what was in the wikileaks. as early as june there was an understanding in the trunk campaign that the russians had -- in the trump campaign that the russians had some kind of email. there was no finding of coordination or conspiracy between the trump campaign and a very there was interesting phrasing in the report from robert mueller, acted,aid both part

disappearing faster than a twinkie on michael moore's lap. haven't use that one in a while.iden reminds me of the seinfeld episode where a person can appear attractive depending on the lighting. sometimes you look at biden a new go you know what, he's appealing. he's moderate, sensible. seems kind of has an air of confidence about him. when you see them again and you think no, he's clumsy. he's not very bright. he could be an absolute disaster. he's kind of like veering from one to the other. political pig pen. got a big cloud of dust following him. a sense of age, irrelevance, indecision. i can feel the party doesn't want him. we have to talk about him doing the video. he did a video to rule out any mistakes. when you do a pretape for tv, a really bad guest. >> dana: not coming down the escalator. >> greg: they didn't want to trust that he might not fall down escalator. but we made fun of trump for being chaotic, for being -- >> jesse: we did? >> greg: i'm sure i did. i think i made fun of going down the escalator. i think i said his campaign was over when he went down esca

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some argue, michael moore has been on with me saying that, alone, got people to vote to go out to vote because it was an initiative that was important to them. what does the rest of the country do? in all of our states, we have gerrymandered districts. >> there are a couple things. we can't rely on the supreme court. betting money is this supreme court will not find with the plaintiffs in these various states, unfortunately because these cases to me are open and shut. what katie demonstrated, katie and her folks in michigan demonstrated in states that have ballot referenda, ordinary citizens can take this on, through the referendum process, they can basically take the power to redistrict away from legislatures and invest it in citizens groups instead. if the state -- if a state doesn't have that ability, i would just say voters should vote on this issue. i mean, if you have legislators not will to give up the power to redistrict, it makes no sense for politicians to be drawing their own lines. it's just a conflict of interest on its face. so vote on the issue. elect those politicians w

i want to bring in john beast who worked as assistant/deputy assistant attorney general, and michael mooreattorney. thank you gentlemen, i appreciate you coming on and i appreciate your expertise on this. michael, start with you. >> sure. >> congressional democrats are expected to grill barr about the mueller investigation. what do you want them to ask? >> you know, it's not surprising that they're going to take the opportunity to do that. this is the first time since he wrote his summary to come and give a public statement. i'd probably want to hear how it was he digested the depth and bred breadth of that report in such a short amount of time and was able to knock it down to four pages. if you take his version of it it's sort of like somebody reading the book of genesis and telling you they understand the intracasies of the entire bible. i hope they will go in at some point into his self-determination there was not an obstruction charge. that has seemed to draw out contradictory views from counsel's team. realizing this is an appropriations hearing i don't know how far they'll go into th

. >> reporter: chief michael moore says police have all hands on deck looking for the suspect. black man left the scene in a car. moore said that the suspect walked up to nipsey hustle, shot him multiple times and shot two other men who survived . >> i think the person responsible for this , people involved know who they are and are watching this right now and i would ask them to surrender and turn themselves in. >> reporter: the corner determined nipsey hustle died of gunshots to the his head and torso. this morning, police are urging witnesses to work with them on this case . >> break the code of silence. >> reporter: they are also asking for people to remain peaceful . >> gang violence. don't use that word until you haven't confirmed. he was assassinated. we don't know why. we don't know how. we are asking the community to hold onto your peace. let the police do their job. if you are a witness, come forward. >> ♪ >> actor and rapper nick cannon is now vowing to finish a project that hustle held close to his heart, a documentary about the late controversial dr. semi who claim

. >>> in about two hours, the police chief michael moor will speak when the shooting of nipsey hussle thought they heard gunshots. 19 people were injured, two in critical condition. all of this's police released a photo of a suspect. police psychosis anyone with information about this man a your screen, eric holder, to come forward. >>> as some border state republicans are urging caution on doing so. mexico, do not forget, is the third largest trading partner to the united states. clearly that would have a major effect on our economy, with the chamber of commerce sitting that the u.s. and mexico trade about 1.7 billion in goods a day. mariana atense i don't is on the front lines in el paso, texas. you've got to tell me, the business owners, how on earth are they reacting? you. >> reporter: people are send, we're nearly 20,000 people coming in legally from juarez to el paso every day. they keep the economy going, so you can imagine the concern. they call this move potential disastrous. let's listen. >> for us, as a company it would affect us a lot. 75% of our customers are restaurant o

that he may in fact govern is michael moore said ski from the globe who's a global affairs analyst michael thank you very much for talking to al-jazeera this evening. what is now going to happen we have a president potentially it seems who has no political experience how is he going to govern this country well hopefully he will not become a laughing stock hoping hopefully ukraine will not become a laughing stock i think what's going to happen there is going to be a very short honeymoon and then he's going to have to start delivering very quickly on the bread and butter issues that ukrainians voted him in for i think the main reason he did get in is because polish uncle campaign was tone deaf to a lot of the issues that ukrainians care about rooting out corruption better standard of living better pensions that was very little talked about now having said all that what he will have to do the moment he wakes up tomorrow morning is to probably trot up to the hill to parliament here and start working on finding a way to work with the coalition's it's very fractious right there right now there's

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. >> following that "60 minutes" interview on sunday, michael moore decided to tweet and criticize pelosie, nobody likes giving up power, and they never see the writing on the wall. at the new day arrives and no one has the heart to tell them they and their old tired privileged ways are over. "speaker pelosi announced an increase in security for congresswoman omar following president trump's tweet. the congresswoman says she has received death threats. she tweeted "we are all americans, this is endangering lives, it has to stop. shannon. >> shannon: david, thank you very much. they are being called bonsall text from the chicago state attorney who dropped charges against empire actor jussie smollett. that leaves tonight's real news round upgrading text messages released by the cook county state attorney's office purportedly show kim foxx, who never actually recused herself from the case used him as an "washed up celebs who lied to cops. two weeks before dismissing all 16 felony charges against him. she also expressed concerned that he was overcharged compared to r. kelly. she described --

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do we have that with stephen moore? michael: not yet. stephen moore has its own problems. had cnn publishes a story of him disparaging women in the workplace. does that disqualify him, or does the fact that herman cain withdraws make republicans more determined to nominate at least one of the president's choices? the problem with both is the president said he wanted to appoint them before they went through the vetting process. there are always problems in the vetting process. david: somebody has to talk about trial balloons. there are trial balloons to float without the person. caines --ermann herman cain's balloon got popped very quickly. michael mckee -- david: michael mckee. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is balance of power on bloomberg television. i'm david westin. for first word news, we go to rig a group that. lankan yuansri ambassador is cautioning sri lankans overseas to use social media responsibly. in the wake of the easter bombings in the country. the statement came after the government shutdown most social sites within the country. offici

caroline: michael moore, thank you very much. lisa: more bad news for banks.lying in the credit card industry after bad debt jumped to the highest level in seven years. here to discuss that as well outlook for the financial sector is bruce van saun. thank you for being with us. let's start with the data, the charge-offs for credit cards has risen to the highest level in seven years. this may not be affecting your business. but do you see signs we are getting to the point where consumers are stretched and you have to be more cautious with respectively you lend to? >> i think you have to look at the segment of the market that applies to. more in the subprime lending area or low prime is where you are seeing troubles. we don't lend there. all of our to link with the trends are favorable. we have not seen the consumer stretched. we have a positive outlook for side and the consumer commercial site for the balance of the year. folks who play across the full spectrum of credit risk appetite may be feeling some impacts. caroline: what about competitive impacts? when y

michael moore police chief of los angeles is about to give an update on the killing of rapper nipsey police have identified a suspect as eric holder. the chief plans to discuss the disturbance at the nem for hussle last night. it left three people injured. two were taken to a hospital in critical condition. >>> officials are reviewing a request of a father in prison to see his son in the hospital. he is in critical condition after critically shooting himself in the head at a home in oakland. the family has been pleading with the governor to let the father visit his son. the department is evaluting different options for the father. the little boy shot himself while he was visiting a man with his mother. the man is now facing child endangerment charges. >>> police are investigating what caused a huge fire in the san antonio neighborhood this time yesterday morning. some are blaming the fire of a homeless camp. about 20 people were inside at the time. everyone got out safely. >>> the deadline for presidential candidates to announce how much they have raised in their campaigns is fast ap

attorney, also michael jay moore in atlanta. let me start with you, alex.ink it's an appropriate investigation? >> the only reason tax returns are secret because congress passed law to make them secret. congress has authority and certainly have the ability to look at taxpayer's record. what's interesting it's not going to be released but makes clear it has to happen in executive session, can't be made public and certainly pretty important interest for congress to understand the president's finances and how the irs may be treating him differently than any other individual. eric: republicans say the only reason they want this stuff is russian hankie panky, money that shouldn't be there. >> you know, i think that's an interesting argument but i'd also suggest that that can probably be made about any oversight hearing or committee process that's going on in the hill in the last 50 years. they'll be some allegation that it was purely political. the tax law is pretty clear and what it says is that the irs, the secretary service shall give a report. it's not discr

lapd chief michael moore says he believes the shoer knew hussle. >> this was not a chance encounter. ♪ i had a vision nobody else could see ♪ >> reporter: before his career took off, he spent years hustling selling socks and t-shir t-shirts. from a young age, he spoke about his goals including inves ng in real estate. >> invest in some assets. >> reporter: he made those dreams a reality not just by the shopping center but dozens of lonel bues. >> he was really about his community and very clear abouth yhat community gave to him. >> reporter: cit councilman harris dawson worked closely with hussle including o plans for the ambitious destinationsh crenaw development. >> nipsey would want us to work longer, harder, and be more committed to goals and dreams. >> reporter: nipsey spoke to sirius xm radio about the lab he cofounded. >> we have anng enginee and math center on the second level for young kids to be able to get traine in the skill set that it ta i to geto silicon valley. >> reporter: friends say he was a dedicated family man w leaves behind two children and long-time glfriend a

lapd chief michael moore says he believes the shooter knew him. >> this is not a chance encounter. ♪ had a vision that nobody else could see ♪ >> reporter: before his music career took off, hussle spent years hustling, selling socks and t-shirts on the same streets he'd later showcase in his music videos. from a young age, he spoke about his goals, including investing in real estate. >> i say invest in some assets. >> reporter: he made the dreams a reality, buying not just the shopping plaza that housed his store, but by investing in local businesses. >> he was really about his community and very clear about what the community gave to him. >> reporter: city councilman marquise harris-dawson worked closely with hussle on several projects in the district, including plans for the neighborhood's ambitious destination crenshaw investment. >> nipsey would want us to work harder, work longer and be more committed to our hopes and dreams. >> reporter: he spoke last year to sirius radio about vector 00, the shared ideas lab he co-founded. >> we have a science, engineering, technology and math

michael: yes. bob: no. jonathan: cain and moore attracting significant controversy around the federal reserve. ither of them get confirmed to the fed? subadra: no. michael: no. bob: yes. jonathan: subadra rajappa, michael collins, bob miller, great to catch up with you all. thank you for joining us. see you next friday at 1:00 eastern time, 6:00 in london. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ haslinda: hello. i'm haslinda amin in singapore. his first taste of tea was at 12 and he has been hooked ever since. taha bouqdib is the cofounder of twg, a high-end gourmet tea company building its fortune on a thirst for luxury. he is today's "high flyer." you may recognize the brand, but probably not the man behind the brand.

michael: yes. bob: no. jonathan: cain and moore, attracting significant controversy around the federal reserve. ither of them get confirmed to the fed? subadra: no. michael: no. bob: yes. interesting. jonathan: subadra rajappa, michael collins, bob miller, great to catch up with you all. thank you for joining us. that does it for us. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "the best of bloomberg: technology." the house of mouse takes on netflix about we talk to ceo bob iger about how disney plus will reshape streaming. and can congress force change on the biggest players? we hear from mark warner. and softbank announces a new

michael: yes. bob: no. jonathan: cain and moore attracting significant controversy around the federal reserve. of them get confirmed to the fed? subadra: no. michael: no. bob: yes. jonathan: interesting. jonathan: subadra rajappa, michael collins, bob miller, thank you for joining us. that does it for us. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is bloomberg etf iq, or be focused on the access, risks and rewards offered by exchange traded funds. ♪ scarlet: all hail saudi aramco. but while companies the latest example of corporate seeing more demand for their debt. swamp data funds are catching some of the assets. we take a look at how china fits into the global trend. and are reports greatly exaggerated? an etf that goes long in short physical stores makes sense, but

michael: yes. bob: no. jonathan: cain and moore attracting significant controversy around the federal reserve. of them get confirmed to the fed? subadra: no. michael: no. bob: yes. jonathan: interesting. jonathan: subadra rajappa, michael collins, bob miller, thank you for joining us. that does it for us. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. get the data options you need and still save hundreds of dollars... do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. customize each line by paying for data by the gig or get unlimited. and now get $100 back when you buy a new lg. click, call, or visit a store today. >> majors worries driving the headlines this week. an unprecedented debt debut. in one of the most oversubscribed offerings in history. again in libya. rebel attacks

michael: yes. bob: no. jonathan: cain and moore attracting significant controversy around the federal reserve. of them get confirmed to the fed? subadra: no. michael: no. bob: yes. jonathan: interesting. subadra rajappa, michael collins, bob miller, thank you for joining us. that does it for us. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ abigail: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. a blockbuster bond sell has investors buzzing. >> right now we have orders standing at $75 billion worth. >> a lot of investors i'm talking to have questions about how real that order book was. abigail: the brexit cliffhanger will last a little longer as the eu grants the u.k. longer time to seek a deal. >> a long delay or short delay, somewhere in between. abigail: trade tensions rise

michael: yes. bob: no. jonathan: cain and moore, attracting significant controversy around the federal reserve. ither of them get confirmed to the fed? subadra: no. michael: no. bob: yes. jonathan: interesting. subadra rajappa, michael collins, bob miller, great to catch up with you all. thank you for joining us. that does it for us. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is "bloomberg etf iq," where we focus on the access, risks, and rewards offered by exchange traded funds. all hail saudi aramco. the kingdom's oil company is just the latest example of corporate seeing more demand for further death and sovereign government. active may be losing ground to passive products, but smart beta funds are catching some of the assets. we take a look at how china fits into this global trend. and are the reports of the death of the mall greatly exaggerated? an etf that goes long e-commerce and short physical stores makes

moore should not be confirmed. " what does it take to be a qualified fed member? michaelit does not take anything. there was the argument the fed got to academic. too many were economists. moore does not fit into any categories. he was a tax-cut lobbyist. he has a masters in economics but his economics have been questioned by a lot of orthodox economics even on the republican side. herman cain does not have the economic experience. he land for president on the idea of a flat tax. 9% for businesses, 9% for individuals. he could bring a business perspective to the fed, but is he qualified? that is in the eye of the beholder. david: we have any members of the fed who ran a business? you have the dallas fed president was a banker. jay powell was more of an investment banker. do we have anyone who ran a business? michael: nobody who fits that category, and it has been a while since they have had anyone like that. jay powell himself is not an economist. you mentioned the dallas fed president, not an economist. they have business training and business backgrounds but not -- not

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moore? he is one of the people they say president trump will nominate but there has been some criticism. any indication republicans on the hill are backing up? michaelnot heard much from members of congress, they are on recess. more damaging stories about stephen moore, writing a lot that women should not be involved in a lot of activities. david: like selling beer at ballgames. to bloomberg's michael mckee, thank you much. sign up for the balance of power newsletter. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. get the data options you need and still save hundreds of dollars... do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. customize each line by paying for data by the gig or get unlimited. and now get $100 back when you buy a new lg. click, call, or visit a store today. i mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. key u.s. supreme court

anna: moore named as somebody who could be on the fed. michael metcalfe still with us.ut how heg thinks the fed is growth phobic. does he have a point? is there growth phobia? do you think central banks have been too quick to jump on inflation? michael: most mainstream economists would agree that there is a big debate about the relationship between unemployment and inflation. it seems to have broken down. central banks everywhere, not just the fed, have spent a lot of the last 10 years trying to defend that relationship and trying to set policy and forecasts based on the idea. couched in terms of the labor market instead of growth, most people would agree there is a big debate going on about that right now. matt: i mean, i feel like inflation is not really a concern for anybody on the federal reserve. i remember when ben bernanke gave an interview to 60 minutes saying, if we had inflation, we can stop it no problem, the problem is deflation -- it is harder to stoke than it is to stop. do you buy that? michael: yes. no doubt when ben bernanke was talking, that was probab

moore is starting us off this morning. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: michael, good morning.s is what this powerful storm did to this apartment building here in cherokee county, tearing down the wall. three people managed to escape by crawling out the front door and this morning they are thankful to be alive. deadly tornadoes tearing across five states over the weekend. >> hurry, hurry, hurry. it's coming this way. >> reporter: in texas, an ef-3 tornado touching down in franklin. the town taking a direct hit. >> i have seen tornadoes, but nothing like this. >> reporter: you can see from the air a path of destruction. nothing left but foundations left where homes once stood. this woman telling me she lost everything. >> all i have is the clothes on my back right now. >> reporter: cars tossed, homes ripped apart. thousands still without power. >> my house was just lifted, just scattered all over the backyard. >> reporter: eight people killed including three children. among the dead jason dylan creole, a tree fell on top of the car they were riding in. in mississippi, a state of

abc's marcus moore is there in port barre with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: michael are urging the teen's classmates here at port barre high school to come forward with any information on where these two might be. and this morning, her family are desperate to find her. overnight, the fbi and louisiana police on a manhunt, trying to track down 15-year-old domeanna spell and the 47-year-old authorities believe took off with the girl more than six days ago. >> she's been missing since 7:00 thursday morning and left from school. and we already knew who she left with. >> reporter: authorities believe kor -- cory disotell, a family friend, gained the trust of her parents by asking the girl to baby-sit for his granddaughter. that ruse used as a coverup for their alleged relationship. >> come to find out there was no granddaughter there for her to really be baby-sitting. they, you know, had that little secret relationship going. >> reporter: according to police, her parents reached out to authorities a couple of weeks ago with concern over a suspicious relationship between t

michael. >>> george, this morning we're celebrating the life of an actress best known for her role on "the mary tyler mooreall rhoda would do here is just listen? >> i guess about here is where rhoda would have made a joke to sort of relieve the tension. >> i'm sorry i'm not very good at jokes. >> that's okay. i guess i'm just really tense about tomorrow. >> this priest is playing golf with this rabbi -- >> you know, engel was a five-time emmy nominee and she also appeared on shows like "everybody loves raymond" and "hot in cleveland" and she was 70 years old. >> unforgettable. >> unforgettable. >> unforgettable. will be missed. >>> coming up, everyone, meghan and harry and what they're saying to their 4 million fans right now. >>> you've got thousands of pictures no doubt on your phone. what's the best way to back them up so you don't lose them? >>> and we can't wait for our tell t.j. surprise. look at him. he's so happy. wonder how long it will take for him to cry. he's there in connecticut with a very special young man who saved a complete stranger and they're about to meet live for the first time. >>>