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on oil have much more and commodities when we speak with ed morse. scarlet: up next, dilma rousseff's presidency in brazil is hanging by a thread. the senate prepares to vote. ♪ alix: you're watching bloomberg markets. i'm alix steel. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. is running rousseff out of options. the lower house in congress voted in favor of her impeachment. scarlet: her prospects for survival are not looking very good at the moment. mark: joins us from sao paulo with more. marco joins us from sao paulo with more. everyone thought this would be the case, but the brazilian real is not reacting how you would expect. >> the markets have already reacted. the level we see right now actually reached at 3:45. almostis currently at 3.50. much of the pricing arathi happened. -- already happened. things now are really getting into place given the possibility of the new president. leadsregardless of who brazil, we still have an extremely high debt to gdp ratio climbing near 80%. does any kind of government have any hope in helping brazil's economy? the first thin

me and morse mrs. jones, we had a thing going sad news, soul singer billy paul, best known for that song, grammy winning 1972, me and mrs. jones, he died today, from pancreatic cancer. billy paul was 81 years old. >> also a push to stop the spread of zika virus before mosquito season takes hold, senator schumer calling for passage of president's funding request, that money would go toward mosquito control programs. and testing and research of a development of a vaccine. between zika and pregnant women, and severe birth defects. christina: the tappan zee bridge is now cashless, tolls will be collected using easy pass, could haves without easy pass will be billed later based on photographs of their license plates and reg streag reggie theus -- registration. >> the queens for ecuador benefit was held today at a nightclub in woodside, queens, all proceeds go to unicef when is working with ecuador. >> coming up we'll take you to a foody festival, offering a unique spin on the usual fare >> and jay-z, his --

. >> reporter: we hear heart breaking stories of sexual slavery, forgsed morsed marriages, forced conversions and senseless killings. >> translator: they showed a gun and said whoever holds the bible, we slaughter them, and whoever goes to church gets the same thing. >> reporter: this woman tells us how six fighters slit her father's throat and cut out his tongue before her eyes. children like these are not just victims. they're now being used as weapons. boko haram turning kidnapped boys and girls into suicide bombers. often the reporting treats it like it's willingly strapping on the belt and reading the koran and deciding this is what they did. this is what consent looked like when you're 14. there's reports of 8-year-old suicide bombers and it's being treated as if they're willful. >> reporter: they are brainwashed into thinking it's a direct path to god or coerced or drugged or remotely detonated. of the 151 suicide attacks in the region last year, one in five were children and 75% of those bombers were girls. turning women and children once seen as innocent into potential threats. >> ma

fridays and sundays are the morse expensive days to fly first class, and really flying >>> everyone ise plane is fine after this scary landing. the plane's front wheel collapsed on the runway at the airport in glendale, arizona the front of the plane dropped, the nose slid along the ground. we don't know what caused the wheel to break. thankfully everybody is okay. i guess the plane is all right, too. br> after the >>> you can now learn more about the medicines you are taking instantly. half of paitients re-admitted into the hospital are there because of medications. all you need is a web cam or an ipad and you can speak to a pharmacist directly. >> you reach with your provider a pharmacist and say these are my medications. you can show them the medications, i have this side effect. can you tell me what i need to do? >> doctors say tele pharmacy will be a big help for rural communities or hospitals that may not have a pharmacy. >> there's no evidence of brain injuries in living nfl veterans. 17 of 43 retired football players who were tested showed signs of traumatic brain injury. this

morse is in heavy rain at today. 10 to 20 inches of rain. maria molina will have one now.d about subscriber growth and we see that done about $8. ibm said sales were the lowest in 14 years. also to the downside by $8 as well. both stocks expected sharp as i read this morning. looking at u.s..market futures. market futures this morning looking higher. at 18,000 yesterday. up 63. s&p futures up 11. that is what is happening now. lauren: ensign hoping to broaden its market even more with a contract from the new york city school system. amazon a mind to be awarded a contract to set up x to new york city schools. a contract worth $64.5 million over five years. the department of education will vote on initial three years of the contract valued at about $30 million. schools are pretentious overly lucrative target because of the opportunity to upgrade the classroom. cbs is adding a tourist to the drive through. it will bite you order items through a small bow out and deliver them straight to your car. they will chop off the purchase at your vehicle. the service will be called cbs

this is issues by the storm prediction center in and watching the at morse fear and update ago accordinglyratures today 86 degrees. much cooler after today. in the 60s after today. >> hm more like what it should. >> schooler than should be. we have bay above and below and we have to afternoon. >> 5:56 it's getting busy 395 dealing with construction one lane closed at duke. you'll hit a lot of stop and go traffic. give yourself ca time to get through the area. legalities switch it over for a look at maps right now. and show what you else you're up against. 95 new york slow between 6:30 and 10 as you head out to stafford. norm of that time to wood brim knot nothing typical kip call throw down from the parj way. again that delay through seminary. keep it to "fox5" with your ♪ ♪ the best way to get together, is with the treat you make together. ♪ ♪ >> ahead at 6 breaking overnight in prince george county several people hit with gunfire in a neighborhood. one victim a woman killed in the shoot police are saying about the crime coming up in a live report. >> also primary day in maryland voters s

our sound editor, elliot morse. victor: ready, lowell. thank you. shall we begin? yeah. could i have some coke... cola, please? phil, could you get suzanne a coke, please? yeah, sure. you're much better in the film than you deserve to be. (laughs) good. i mean, thank you. i'm sorry i was such a nightmare. well, you seem better now. really? no, i don't. yeah. better because you're sober and... worse because i'm sober. yes, but worse in a good way. (chuckling) here you go. thank you. suzanne on film: because we have more spirit and more resources than you. all it'll cost us is money. there isn't enough mommy in the world to further a cause like yours. (sighs) shoot. that's as good as it got all day. we never got a full take after that. i know. i'm sorry. no, don't be sorry. just fix it. what? okay, let's try one. could i get a level from you, please? there isn't enough money in the world to further a cause like yours. victor: bring it down a little. all right. okay, can you try again, please? there isn't enough money in the world to further a cause like yours. good. okay,

he's the speaker of the house and he needs to go out and support even the people who went against the morseervative caucus. the freedom caucus so he's got to build that bridge in congress and frankly if the republicans are going to be effective then ryan has to step up as a leader. he's been a legislator. now he needs to be a leader in congress and that means the ones that got him to the majority, you've got to dance with the ones who brought you so to speak . ryan had better start doing that or the republicans are going to be split in congress. heather: in terms of coalescing behind someone, how does someone like paul ryan do that when you have the trump supporters saying that we won't show up if he's not the nominee. you have a crews supporters who are adamant and passing it as well. >> if it gets as ugly at the republican convention as we think it might, there's no such thing as getting them coalesce. if paul ryan were to walk out of the nomination republicans by the droveswould stay home but that's not his strategy i don't think. i think his strategy as as he said, if the party falls ap

. >> i was told that the inmates in this -- on this side were actually flashing their lights sos, morseode. looking for the outside to come in and help them. >> you can hear the yelling and screaming and, you know, people yelling for help. >> inmates, i heard, were tied up on these railings and thrown over and hung. some were just tossed off from mainly the third tier, the tier above us. this black mark is the outline of a body of an inmate used for the torch to carry on. i think his name was perry. he had a lot of enemies in population. that outline there on the floor is permanently there. it will not come up. >> some of the groups that were holding the officers hostage were attacked by other groups of inmates. the hostages were taken from them, dressed in inmate clothes, slipped out of the prison and subsequently, those prisoners that did that got pardons. >> after a 36-hour stand-off, exhausted, hungry and freezing, inmates surrendered to the national guard. >> when it finally was over, we came in with the national guard, the state police. and we rushed in and first thing that i had

parenting to try to prevent trauma from the earliest ages.ra >> reporter: nixon turned to robin karr-morse-knownwn expert on childhood trauma. she says parents who themselves suffered wrenching childhoods need help learning better ways to raise their children. >> we're putting no blame on the parents. the whole idea is just the opposite. it's to recognize that those things have happened to them. it's not what's wrong with you. it's what happened to you? and, then, giving them tools to help offset whatever that is. >> reporter: memphis has started by opening "universal parenting places," free drop-in centers that offer arts therapy that helps children and parents express difficult emotions. >> i rise above. >> reporter: music classes to help stressed families find joy, and individual counseling to help parents understand their own trauma and break the cycle with their children. kimberly lawston sought help after a bitter divorce to explain the break-up to herp children. but the counseling sessions led lawston to reflect on her own childhood. >> my mother was a holler-er, you know, and i did

donald trump is bringing million morse people out to vote. well see the lines, three, four, five hours long to stand in line so they can vote on election day. when he is given an opportunity, people are given the opportunity to go vote, he dominates in those elections. that's what the rules should really be. >> i want to ask you about the clip that ed henry just played. what did trump mean last night when he warned the rnc that they could be in for, quote, a rough july at the convention? >> well, i think what he is saying is he is going to be the republican nominee. and anything that they're going to potentially try and do to stop him from being that is going to be detrimental there is one person in this race that still is running that is not mathematically eliminated from getting 1,237 delegates and that's donald trump. and the rnc should respect that. bring the people around him because the explicit goal of the rnc, and ours is the same is putting a republican in the white house for the first time in eight years. and the only person, the on

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donald trump is bringing million morse people out to vote. well see the lines, three, four, five hours long to stand in line so they can vote on election day. when he is given an opportunity, people are given the opportunity to go vote, he dominates in those elections. that's what the rules should really be. >> i want to ask you about the clip that ed henry just played. what did trump mean last night when he warned the rnc that they could be in for, quote, a rough july at the convention? >> well, i think what he is saying is he is going to be the republican nominee. and anything that they're going to potentially try and do to stop him from being that is going to be detrimental there is one person in this race that still is running that is not mathematically eliminated from getting 1,237 delegates and that's donald trump. and the rnc should respect that. bring the people around him because the explicit goal of the rnc, and ours is the same is putting a republican in the white house for the first time in eight years. and the only person, the on

rather, as senator morse determined first for the nominees of that hearing, senators need to know what the nominees use our. they need to know how person would approach a case as a man or a woman, or as a person with a particular background. presumably, the nominee with a more favorable reading to the americans with disabilities at if she had worked with disabled children would be favorable to that. and if obviously a qualified nominee failed to guide your diebold these views he would become farther from a vote. and the democrats left the majority in 2002, these potential no votes turned into filibusters. these filibusters of majority supported nominees were unprecedented. there was only one issue in the whole history of the supreme court, the whole history of the federal judiciary where the confirmation was filibustered and that was the florida state but i chatted with the leader of the fight for republicans, his name was senator robert griffin, the author of the brandon griffin bill, a very important labor law who said they didn't want to filibuster. they had to vote for the court so

i have to go through the number morse carefully to see what's happening in china, in particular.e, at least at first blush, decent news about china. overall, the number is a big miss. >> jane, those shares down 6%. steve, it's interesting that it's going to shift from mckow to las vegas. >> it's going to be 2 to 1 by las vegas. if you look at that shift, las vegas being the weakness, there's a reason why mgm has underperformed, it flipped in leverage versus them and vegas. this is outspoken, adding a lot of tailwinds to the game. if you believe china stabilized, that's where you'll be. >> but if you believe there's a problem in vegas -- >> trying to read through that. this is what happens. it doesn't take a whole lot. >> but it very different than what the average investor was expecting. they were expecting there to be strength in las vegas. >> right. >> especially as the consumer strength has kind of u.s.s.ed itself out. >> john ford has the quarterly results. >> overall, the numbers look pretty good. top line, we were looking for revenues 5.34 billion. qualcomm turned in 5.56 b

ed morse for citi. he joins us now for more. i'm surprised people are expecting anything out of meeting this weekend. we've already had indications that production is going to keep happening. how likely is it the saudis and iranians come to some kind of agreement? do you really pin the movement in oil lately on expectations for this weekend? >> that's a lot of questions. first, on the saudi/iranian situation, no, the iranians have said even before sanctions were lifted that they intend to get their old market position restored and they won't have any discussion about it at any point in the future until they get that market position restored and maybe add a million barrels a day to that. they claim that others particularly saudi arabia have taken their old market share. why should they participate in anything until the saudis participate in the cutback. on the other side. the saudis have said clearly, only ten days ago, not to expect them to do anything unless there's a movement on iranian side. if there's going to be an agreemen

this comes after the landslide victory from trump and five morse dates. mathematically eliminated from the ballot and backout tweaking again this morning. here's what he sent out a little while ago. lying ted cruz who could never beat hillary clinton and has no path to victory is chosen a vp candidate who failed badly and her own effort. trump clearly questioning the timing and all this good year. maria: thanks so much. the "washington times" political columnist and contributor tammy bruce and democratic strategists , good to see you both. maria: carly fiorina in the ted cruz. >> i love it. she was one of my early favorites. indiana is ground zero. they've got to deliver. ted cruz on the cover of "usa today" on the cover of "the wall street journal." trump was having a sworn policy speech in a late ted cruz is the one that news is also covering. a very smart move. will it be enough that we will find out next tuesday? i think perhaps not. an emotional moment to see hats. they imagine him now as president, as a nominee. when you stand with the vice presiden

he's saying he never wanted prosecutor morse e er or marcia clark to lead the prosecution. natalie has more. >> good morning. the distr t attorney saw high-profile cases, inclu ngw cases against michael jackson and those accused of beating rodney king. none wound att ch itself to his legacy more than o.j. simpson. >> 20 years in public service will say, he lost o.j. >> reporter: gill has only seen the first three episodes of ""the people versus o.g simpson," but called it misleading. he criticized marcia clark, telling the "post," i didn't pick her to lead the prosecution. saying, quote, she didn't heed the advice of our trial consultant who said not to pick african-american women. a strategy highlighted on the se 98ries. >> if i can make it black women, we're in good shape. >> why? >> they're sympathize with anybody coal. >> reporter: the panel that included eight african-american women acquitted simpson of double homicide. clark disputes the account, telling odhy that she was assigned to the case and never lobb d to be on it. for jury collection, clark called it untrue an