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. >>> check this out it is not morey's pier in wildwood but this is middle of the the broad street in center city. thousands came to the pifa street fair to enjoy a day at the beach. there were rides, a ferris wheel, lots of food, drinks, and acrobats, and there was this guy, dressed like a tree. >> so, there is that. turning to weather. it started off miserable but sun made an appearance in the afternoon. pretty decent day overall. meteorologist melissa a magee live at the "action news" big board with the first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> we had a nice recovery this afternoon as you mentioned, early america rain showers across the region. a all that moisture departing. high pressure returned for the rest of max out, and, and, and 58 in the poconos, upper 60's. and, cape may, coming in at 50 . and, it is mostly cleared tonight, 7:00 p.m., temperatures 65. we will drop down to 63 at 8:00. mostly clear sky, right through nine, ten, 11:00 tonight and temperatures for the mess part in the upper 50's to near 60 degrees. we will talk about what we can expect the rest of

. >> finally people are identifying and referring morei survivors and realizing thatlizg it's every kid a run away, not just a kid in fostern care because traffickers canecae be in a home right now when weoe have the internet and morend m kids actually in the suburbsheub are getting recruited because of talk to go online peopleeeopl that they don't know. >> she told us she talked toalkt parents all the time who say w they want to give their give t children privacy butline isne is where a lot of these offenders are luring kids in. >> howard county resident resen receiving a special honor this morning, giant foods will honor annette womack for beingki the first woman ever tofirs receive the maryland motorylanmo truck association's driver of the year award. a womack's service includes ilu 1.7 million miles and moremileso than 30 years of accident-free driving. congrats to her. >> 4:51 is the time. let's do a check of thisis morning's sports headlines.dlin lost their home opener falling f to the marlins six to four butur all in all, it was a prettyas good kickoff to the start ofhe t the sea

quite domerica didn't as well as jpmorgan in part because they have a smaller are moreiness and focusededit side, which had a tough quarter. francine: what are we expecting from citigroup? >> citigroup has a good size macro business. it will be interesting to see where they fall in between j.p. if -- theyf a, or had warned in early march. we will see how good their march was. francine: thank you so much. we will have plenty more throughout the day. you can follow citigroup's announcement and conference call as they happen on bloomberg function. that is for terminal users. you can really follow up to the minute followings when they come out. our experts are in charge of that. stay with bloomberg. surveillance is next. tom keene will be joining me from new york. we will be speaking to a harvard economics professor. we will also be speaking to the international monetary fund first managing director. both those interviews out of washington. we will also be talking to adam pozen about strength in the again. that has cooled off a little this week but we want to ask him what his next steps are

discussed earlier, cutting taxes are an important part of creating a job friendly economy. 5 billion morey than any other state in the country. -- there ise than more that we have to do. we want to accelerate the benefit of income tax cuts that we passed last year. there is no reason to wait. you can although for it. the money is there, let us this move it up. [applause] i say to my friends -- the democrats, we already passed it. just move it up so people have more money in their pocket. this is not complicated. you don't have to buy into all of the philosophy on this. i think we can do it together. we can apply the benefits to family finances and our economy right now. i do appreciate the legislatures tax study committee and i look forward to seeing their recommendations. but, we are going to come with another comprehensive tax reform package early next year with more tax relief and reforms to better align our tax code with the weight ohio works in today's economy. that fundamentally means, lower income taxes. ok? [applause] while we have worked to great economic growth by cutting taxes a

turning again to exhibit one, made morey, valeant than $70 million in net income on that one drug alonedo you justify that pricing? >> your figures are correct from thanks margin standpoint, you for providing the information. we look at prices, cost of substitutes, cost of alternatives, we look at the supply and demand. i agree that the price increases were too aggressive, but in terms of the analysis done by the company, it is looking to make sure there are alternatives. we also invest heavily in patient assistant programs. i was quite upset to hear, i listened to the first panel, i was quite upset to hear that mrs. haman had the experience that she had. hope that is an isolated experience. we track and monitor all customer inquiries. and we provide all those documents to your staff. pretty goodave a track record, in terms of patient assistant programs. we spent over $1 billion of our total revenue for patient assistance this year. >> i can tell you, from the committee's work, that your patient assistant -- assistance program does not have a good track record, and is viewed as being ve

moreis getting more and alive everyday. matt: the market thinks yellen is dead set against a move. we have headlines coming across the bloomberg terminal. she says we don't need to look for all the data points to lead a person great -- line up perfectly. piece ofg until every data lines up in the correct weight means waiting too long and risks having the race move up more aggressively in the future with negative impacts on the economy. for stalling rate increases for to lock in light of financial market volatility that does not affect the outlook may simply affect more volatility in the future if we find ourselves having to increase rates more aggressively than anticipated to achieve our goals. matt: president of the federal reserve bank of cleveland. that is the most recent hawkish note we have heard from that governors. we have heard a lot from others as well. maybe the market thinks yellen is so dovish she will not let anyone voice a hawkish opinion. michael: you heard that earlier this week. i think what happened in the march fomc was hugely instructive about the fed taking in

in the meantime parents wantt morey assurances from dgs that.ot only responsibleeb for testing water, but also checking for othe maintenance issues at school and public buildings and parents do have other concerns about this building, the chipping paint,ini problems witness windows, one, o mom told me they are trust levev for dgs is at zero right now. n she wants to make sure that here child's school is safe and if there are issues in the future,r she says there needs to beds b transparency. live in northeast dc, lindsay watts fox5 local news. n >> certainly understand thest parents concerns there.conc lindsay thank you.k students at bethesda chevy chase high school are being asked to pay close attention to their atr health after a case of a case tuberculosis was confirm in thei school. officials sent home a letter toh parents earlier this month tooms let them know mthe affected afe individual was being trea treat. also assured parents there wasen no risk of additional exposurear to students or test.s or t the health department willth dep contin

am morey mains behind bars in the county jail at this hour unable to post a half million dollars cash bond. chris? >> okay, bruce, renee' am more who you saw in court in support of her daughter does appear frequently as a political guest on "good day philadelphia". meanwhile, police are looking into whether sherri am more what she was doing into the months leading up to the abduction. investigators say she had been preparing for baby. fox 29's karen hepp live in the newsroom with this angle. karen, what have you learned? >> reporter: sherri am more certainly was showing and telling the whole world she was preparing to have a baby. she had at least two registries on the bump website. it shows there's list right there for sherri am more and biggers requesting and receiving a whole number of items there. there were nursery organizers, car seat toys, diapers, tummy time mats along with numerous safety devices. see the date december 19th. that was the due date for the baby as listed. you can see on pottery barn kids you can see that beautiful baby blue blanket and throw along with the gray

she was morey lacked. slowed things down today in jenkintown a small environment and the format was more q and a than speech or lecture. the hope was that women got a chance to get their specific questions answered leading up to tuesday's primary elections. >> hillary clinton came to our area today for small meeting in jenkintown. days away from tuesday's pennsylvania primary election she hopes to generate excitement from local supporters as she discussed women's issues. >> what it means to me is an exciting opportunity for us to elect the most qualified person that we could pick and it happens to be a woman. >> reporter: event was held the curds and way a woman owned business and served as intimate environment for mostly women to discuss solutions to the issues that unite them. >> women are supporting famili families. women are contributing to families. women are the main driver of the american economy because we are 70% consumption economy. >> reporter: secretary clinton gave only brief opening comments

a little morey about this sense of despair because i think many people don't understand what is like to be in some of these communities. veryanada: at the beginning, if you can do holland today, it would not have a clue what i was talking about. we have pictures we have to show people of what the community actually looks like. it was a disaster. it looked like some bond out place after a war had happened. people have this place that you get used to it. no you don't. you don't get used to that. would you rather be here or begin this nice area? know not like kids don't they are growing up in a place where kids don't make it out of those places. so, i was actually speaking to a young man -- i don't know, samuel, i don't know if he is still here, but he was talking about about growing up in an environment and it was normal for kids to go out and get involved in hustling. hustling is different, but it is all the same stuff. doing something illegal to make enough money. not so you can get rich or retire, but enough money so you can take care of necessities today, and maybe tomorrow. that b

highlighting the obama administration's moon shot initiative which aims to makes e therapies available to moreie patients and accelerate cancersc research and improve cancer prevention.ev >> coming up what officials in a maryland are doing today to tody ease concerns over the zika t virus. >> let's go ahead and take ao live look outside as we heade h to break on this fridays fri morning. little chilly out there,there, folks.fo 48 degrees right now. it's damp as well.'s damas w we're going talk weather andea of course traffic on the 5sn s coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ it is friday, it is i rainy, it is cool but itt doesn't mean we don't know areto you threw have a good time ongom fox5. >> let's go to tucker barnes.tot he's down at farragut squareragu park and the muddy crows are cre going to be down thereg be shortly.ort hey, tucker barnes.bar >> hey, wisdom.sd you know what, i heard about your singing last week.t i'm going to have a dance-off do later. you got to come down.toome i want you coming down heredown doing some dancing with me me later today.later to >> i got this whole knee thingnh tucker

this liberal press or the republican establishment attack donald trump his supporters dig in all the moreyergy next tuesday. you'll see a massive turn out in the republican primary, which is a closed primary. only republicans will be voting. you're going to see trump sweep all 95 delegates. >> to your point new york's 26th, new york's 27th and north and west part of upstate new york very critical to see how conservatives break. appreciate you being here with us. all the best. >>> coming up, cast weighs stranded on a desert island. sounds like a tv plot but this time it's for real. we'll have that story. a former nfl player gunned down. we'll tell you what sparked a fatal shooting in new orleans. >>> plus we'll have highlights from chris wallace's sit down interview with president obama. >> your saying you'll stick with merritt garland through the end of your term? >> yes. >> not pulling him -- >> absolutely not. it's more than a network. it's how you stay connected. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you get an industry leading broadband network and cloud and hosting serv

the number of refugees entering -- morey the sea has than 53,000 remain stranded in greece.lion people have passed through since 2015. new arrivals have peaked above 200,000 in march. have only been 1700 this month. police in new orleans say a case of road rage led to the fatal shooting of will smith. rear-ended smith's car. a man in custody faces second-degree murder. will smith helped the new orleans saints win a super bowl title in 2009. the oval office meeting will focus on the state of american and global economies as well as wall street reforms. vice president joe biden will also attend. and a shocker at the masters. won the green jacket, finishing five under par for the masters tournament. spieth had a five-stroke lead. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world, i am caroline hyde. tom: caroline, it was really something to see, jordan spieth putting the code on danny onlett -- putting the coat danny willett. classy of jordan spieth, shattered after that loss. in case -- in his case, the 12th hole. getting sp

moreis going to be edifying and a more settled event here at brookings in comparison to the one we had yesterday. i see a couple of heads nodding around here. we were honored by having the president of turkey here and not so honored by having some very vigorous protests outside massachusetts avenue. today we are going to step back more angry and fear driven issues of the day and look at the world from the standpoint of international law. let me say a couple of words about the origin of the stephen breyer lecture. is associate justice himself a friend of this institution. he is a friend of many of us who work here. he is certainly a friend and admirer of our lecture today. various connections with brookings, including writing his first book under the imprint of the institution. we had events for him under his recent books. in 2014. the institution entered into a partnership with the hank institute. we decided to work together on an annual lecture, followed by a discussion of the sort that we are going to have today. theill come back to institute, which is represented here. i know my own

what is important relative to the nation overall and we can put those facts together and say that is moreistate impacted by regulation. host: let's put state examples with the melon -- with the methodology. the most regulated states are louisiana, alaska, wyoming, indiana. the reason those states are at the top, as of 2013, they are specialized in one industry. all ofot the same across them, but they tend to have a large portion of their economy come from a single industry. is also heavily regulated. chemical relies on products manufacturing to produce things in their economy as well as oil and gas extraction. those are heavily regulated industries. states will maximize the resources they have available to them. if the industries are heavily regulated, those will be the states that rise towards the top. the rules and regulations of the federal government, the code of federal regulations to figure out the rules that apply, there are over one million regulations that prohibit some form of activity. form, a chart of how it has grown from 71 thousand pages two 174,000 pages. the reasons for tha

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what is important relative to the nation overall and we can put those facts together and say that is moreistate impacted by regulation. host: let's put state examples with the melon -- with the methodology. the most regulated states are louisiana, alaska, wyoming, indiana. the reason those states are at the top, as of 2013, they are specialized in one industry. all ofot the same across them, but they tend to have a large portion of their economy come from a single industry. is also heavily regulated. chemical relies on products manufacturing to produce things in their economy as well as oil and gas extraction. those are heavily regulated industries. states will maximize the resources they have available to them. if the industries are heavily regulated, those will be the states that rise towards the top. the rules and regulations of the federal government, the code of federal regulations to figure out the rules that apply, there are over one million regulations that prohibit some form of activity. form, a chart of how it has grown from 71 thousand pages two 174,000 pages. the reasons for tha

. >> good morning supervisors, i'm sandy morey speak not only for myself but for my husband jeff whocouldn't be here today. i will defer nie comments. i think all the accolades for mr. nikagio has been given and i trussennen -- trust you'll move forward. >>i forward. >> annie chupg, nicole jurychovac. >> i'm mary ivasaky, i'm a priet citizen recommending myself as much today. all the accolades have been said with steve and he is a person that has gone through adversity. both personal and with the fire department an commission. i think i think he listens hears and acts necessarily when these bad moments come. i think if we're looking for changes with the fire department, we'll see them from him and from the other commissioners. especially hearing what you've said and on the reports that have been made. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> supervisor i'm bob homohamaguchi and i'm here with the board of directors with the town task force and join me in sieping our letter of support for mr. nikagio. we should yield this to more important business of the board, but we urge that you c