what glorious weather here in coast guard city new london.hat a terrific coast guard academy bears day. can i feel the energy and enthusiasm -- i can feel the energy and enthusiasm, and to get things started how about a loud and proud, go bears! on the count of three, one, two, three -- >> go, bears! >> oh, how i love this place. and what a beautiful, beautiful sight it is to see these graduates, right here, ready and eager to join the officers and crews performing the many missions of the coast guard. today is indeed a great day for them, for this academy, and for our coast guard. yes, today is about these folks right here. once swabs now leaders and we're all so very excited for them. but today is not just about them. it's also about parents, families, sponsor families, friends, all of you here who have done so much to encourage and support them during the past four years. it is through your guidance and support, your love that each of them will be receiving their hard-earned diploma and commission. and so on behalf of this class, if i may,

nbc's hans nichols is with the president this hour in new london, connecticut.s, president trump is set to visit israel in just days. this foreign trip is expected. when i speak to people inside the white house, they want this to be a big win, a turning point. we know jared kushner has a very good relationship with netanyahu. what do we know about this call? >> reporter: well, we don't know whether or not president trump apologized or explained or what he actually said to netanyahu in terms of revealing code word information, code word intelligence to the russians. i think that's one of the urgent tasks, trying to figure out what was said in that conversation. there is another avenue for reporting here, stephanie. we learn this because overnight the russians said they may have released a transcript of this conversation with lavrov where this conversation happened. so there is a possibility that their media give us a readout. taking a step back, stephanie, we know this is a president that likes to negotiate and he likes positioning of power. he is heading off on

coast guard academy in new london, connecticut. ♪ [gunshots] >> ready, two.lease remain standing for our national anthem. and salute. [playing the national ♪them] ♪ [applause] >> please remain standing. at this time, i invite professor janik leavy to the stage. she is a member of the faculty with the longest service at the coast guard academy. --the 136 commitment commencement exercises of the united states coast guard academy are now convened. [applause] >> captain michael j parisi, chaplain of the coast guard academy will now deliver the invocation. us pray. heavenly father, help us to be mindful of your presence in of your love for your people as we gather to see the class of 2017 graduate from this academy and commissioned in the united states coast guard. we thank you for the perseverance, strength of purpose that brings them to this happy day. for all who too offered them support and encouragement along the way. for parents, family and friends, for teachers and coaches. for the leadership of the foremy and of the nation, mentors, sponsors and clergy. am

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says the systems are down. >> no cyberattack but a global computer failure. >> molly hunter, abc news, london. >> police in delaware are trying to find the person that shot up a home in new castle with five teens sleeping inside. nobody was injured. when police arrived and entered the house, they discovered the teens slept through the onslaught. >> a 71-year-old man was shot during an attempted robbery last night in philadelphia. police say the victim tried to resist the robbery and was shot in the hand and leg. he's stable condition in the hospital. no arrests have been made. >> a police officer was injured in south philadelphia late last night. the squad car and another car collided orphan 22 and woflt street. all three were treated on einstein hospital. >> another robbery has prompted rite aid to take action again. here's rick williams with the crime fighter report. >> delaware county rite aid was robbed may 1st. it happened on 1,600 block of edge month avenue in chester. the subject came into the store wearing a black hood di, pants on and foot gear we think might be identifiable. >> ther

vonnie: from new york to london this hour and cover stories out of mexico city, paris, and washington, d.c. , westories we are following begin with breaking news on the u.s. economy. a slew of data out this morning. co factory orders for the month of march, a bit of a mess. the survey had called for factory orders to grow month over month, but down from 1% federer. we're looking at 2/10 of 1%. a bit of a miss for factory orders, perhaps defying the recent strengthening conditions. we also have the final reading for durable goods for the month of march. it came in slightly higher. it was better than the survey which called for 7/10 of 1%. what is interesting, the initial reading had called for a bump up of 1.3%. it looked like there had been a dialing back in orders, but the final reading is not so far below that. not a the major averages, lot happening. another day of basically unchanged trading action in the morning. all slightly lower. it looks like they might be on hold perhaps ahead of the french presidential election on sunday. take a look at the commodity complex. it is really g

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and, of course, new london, connecticut, where president trump is set to speak next hour, coming up herehis network, a commencement speech to coast guard cadets. the first time we're hearing from him since the jim comey memo news came out. that does it for us this hour. stay tuned to this network all day long. find me on social media, facebook, twitter, instagram, snapchat. for now, i'll turn it over to chris jansing in new york. >> thank you so much. >>> righnow on msnbc, the mey memo. the bombshell report claims the president asked then-fbi director james comey to close the michael flynn investigation. was it obstruction of justice? >> we have learned, if the reporting is accurate, that the president is willing to directly interfere with an active investigation. >>> calls for impeachment. some lawmakers say it is time for president trump to be charged. just breaking now, the first republican. but is that a step too far? i'll be talking with congressman al green, who just took to the floor last hour to make his case. >> the house of representatives has a duty that it can take up, and th

in other news: london—based virtual reality firm improbable has raised $500 million in one of the biggestology business. japan‘s softbank is backing the company, which builds large—scale virtual worlds and simulations, in a funding round that values the business at more than $1bn. improbable was founded just five years ago by herman narula and rob whitehead, who had studied computer science together at cambridge university. shares in macy‘s have plunged after the us department store owner said quarterly sales slid 7.5%. macys lost around 14% of its value. rivals, kohls and jc penney, were also down sharply amid fears about the health of the traditional us retail sector. the rise in on line shopping has seen us department stores shed more than 32,000 jobs in the past year, according to us government estimates. a quick look at what has been happening on the markets now. the main thing is the stabilisation of the oil price. looking at european markets. the gdp figures for germany will prove pretty influential this week. no move on interest rates in the uk at the moment. inflation emerging fr

bill neely, nbc news, london. >>> a moment to feel really good about as we sign off here tonight. that is going to do it for us on a thursday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. by evil trt:05 jess/contvo right now at six: an ex-girlfriend,a restraining order, and a sniper. the new details we )re learning about a double murder in a normally quiet south bay neighborhood. ==raj/rail== this was part of our breaking news coverage last night. and tonight -- we )re getting some crucial details. police say the man "they" shot -- had killed the parents of his ex-girlfriend. this violent confrontation -- unfolded in the upscale willow glen neighborhood of san jose. boxes nbc bay area )s michelle roberts is in willow glen -- w/ this tragic story. michelle?

gavin hewitt, bbc news, london.am, a large bomb from the second world war has been safely detonated. images taken by police show how the explosion was controlled using several tonnes of sand. the discovery of the bomb has caused days of traffic problems in the city. scientists from different parts of the middle east, including iranians, israelis and palestinians, have been meeting in jordan for the opening of a new international research centre. the sesame project is a particle accelerator that acts as an extremely powerful microscope. it can study everything from cancer cells to ancient artefacts. the laboratory is designed to encourage collaboration between countries in the region — whether or not they have stable diplomatic relations, as our science editor david shukman reports. in the dusty hills ofjordan a gleaming new research centre many thought would never happen. the sesame project brings together scientists from countries you'd normally think of as enemies and today they were celebrating the opening of the

we will move on to shown in new london connecticut. shantou to hold onto second. let me show you something on the screen. you see the newspaper reporting toight with a jeff sessions find reasons to fire comey. what is on your mind? i think it is definitely time for a special prosecutor on this. if we look at it, the reason, it looks like, this man was fired to keep all of the connections with russia, and these were people that are under investigation now. session?s igor >> i think he was one of the people involved with negotiating sanctions with russia -- russian official negotiating sanctions by the obama administration. , in response to what we can -- considered at the time, russian hacking. this entire investigation, is now being given the excuse that, we need a new fbi director because it is some sort of hillary clinton scandal that's went on. that is another donald trump excuse that he has been giving since he has been skimming people and real estate. the real reason this is that paul is because manafort, roger stone, other people working on the trump campaig

i know he just gave the commencement address they are in new london connecticut. i want to get your thoughts on that. meghan? >> meghan: i think it's important to remember that 40% of americans support president trump. he has a hard base of supporters, and it's going to take a lot more than allegations from comey, who someone on both sides of his reputation has come into question. kevin mccarthy, the house majority leader, said he's finds a lot of allegations and small truths. i echo this sentiment. there are a lot of allegations lying around. we don't know what we don't kno know. there's a lot of accidents that exist. all of this is going to cloud so much that were never going to get to obamacare repeal and replace. were not going to talk about defeating radical islamic extremism. this is my biggest problem right now. all the agenda set forth that i had a lot of high hopes for it seemed to be going on the back border. >> harris: and it oscillates. we see this happening time and time again. the investigation becomes somewhat of a shiny object, and sometimes it has

abc news, london. >>> abc technology news respondent there. one move to do to protect ourselves when online criminals strike. okay. she's saying to backup the hard drive, look at attachments before opening them, and if you do get hacked, don't pay the ransom. >> got it. thanks. >>> more candidates interviewed today in the search for a new fbi director. president trump wants to name a permanent replacement by the end of the week. mr. trump and his administration scrambled over the weekend to find a consistent story on the dismiss sal of director comey. eight candidates stopped by the justice department to interview. meanwhile, former director of national intelligence james clapper tells cnn he thinks the president put the country at risk and balances at risk with the questionable firing. >> our institutions are under assault, both externally -- and that's the big news here is russian interference in our election system. and i think as well our institutions are under assault internally. >> comey's associates tell abc news we may hear from comey

this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i vonnie quinn. mark: and in londonn. this is "bloomberg markets." bloomberg business flash, looking at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. fell to the lowest in 10 years that 4.4% with 211,000. up wages still below forecasted rising 2.2%. for the fourth quarter -- ford is temporary laying off employees at a plant in ohio as demand for its medium duty pickup trucks has slowed. ford was hoping to save the jobs when it moved pick up production from mexico and 2015. the workers are supposed to be rehired in the fall to build redesigned versions of the truck. iagish airways owner inting -- boosting profits their sluggish first quarter. they showed signs of improving with iag earnings surging last quarter. bloombergur latest business flash, vonnie. vonnie: it is time for our quick takes. the nation's productivity is calculated by dividing producers and labor. economistsfounding is why productivity growth has slowed. there is a lot of disagreement on why, a mismatch between jobs and skills, fewer renov

blake mccoy, nbc news, london. >>> the music world is paying tribute tonight to a legend of rock andoll, gregg allman, a founder of the allman brothers band, has died. ♪ ♪ baby gregg allman helped create the sound that defined southern rock. ♪ run down a bluesy hard-jamming style heavy on guitar, keyboards and driving vocals. >> we play rock and roll just a lot of other people. we play a style of rock and roll. a lot of bands that came after us were playing similar music. it's just -- it's honest music. >> reporter: honest music that influenced generations of musicians. gregg and his older brother duane founded the allman brothers band in 1969. their first big hit, a live album, "at fillmore east," made for commercial and critical success. duane died in a motorcycle accident shortly after the album's release. gregg then led the band through four more decades marked by more hits. ♪ lord, i was born a rambling man ♪ ♪ not gonna let them catch the midnight rider ♪ >> he married and divorced pop icon cher, just one of his six marriages, and had public battles with drugs and alcohol. many

hoy el presidente trump visita new london, en donde estÁ participando la ceremonia de graduaciÓn de laostera. ♪ ♪ [imÁgenes] carolina: y bueno, todo esto ocurre mientras espera que el mandatario toque el tema de ese escÁndalo que desatÓ el despido del ex director del fbi james comey. e incluso las fuertes palabras del republicano mccain, que asegurÓ que las relaciones con el presidente ha llegado a una escala. javier: bueno, washington el liderazgo del partido republicano se reÚne para examinar los nuevos escÁndalos. apuntes de comey indican que el presidente trump pidiÓ que encargara, o mejor dicho que encarcelaran a diferentes periodistas allegados a comey. que este incluso estarÍa dispuesto a testificar. carolina: ademÁs, un representante demÓcrata pedirÁ que se iniciÓ proceso de destituciÓn contra el presidente del congreso. nos conectamos con rodrÍguez con mÁs del capital. rodrÍguez: buenas tardes, javier carolina. el presidente no se ha pronunciado en este nuevo escÁndalo. no lo hizo a bordo en el viaje, y tampoco a travÉs de las redes sociales. suele hacerlo cuando estalla cualq

cbs news, london. >> president trump's former national security advisor is reportedly refusing to cooperate with congress. the senate intelligence committee has subpoenaed michael flynn for documents related to the attempt to influence the 2016 election. a person with the lack of knowledge says he will invoke his fifth amendment protections. >>> a shakeup in the business world. ford motor company has a new ceo . he's taking over for mark fields. ford stock has dropped 40 percent in the three years since fields became ceo. the executive chairman calls hackett a visionary who can lead the company into the future. >> a time of great change requires a transformational leader. thankfully, we have that engine. >> both of us feel like over years what happens in big corporations, the bureaucracy and the hierarchy is probably overwhelmed. what can be a faster decision-making, clearer understanding teams, working collectively. >> he currently runs the self driving car effort. ford's stock is up slightly this afternoon. as for the market overall, the dow is up 90 points. >>> still ahead, flames send a

frederick county, 75 at new london road. all lanes are still blocked there.g issues on 66 right now or 95. 95 northbound near quantico looks slow. take a look at these travel tiles. 270 south is looking pretty normal. top of the beltway the chopper just showed us. 66 inbound and 95 looking normal as you're approaching quantitiesicco is the slow spot. remember to listen to wtop 105 had you hop in the car. >> always have it on wtop when i'm not near my we have cloudy skies, but the sun is brightening up from time to time. pretty much all clouds and cool. tomorrow, rain and thunderstorms a likelihood. friday, finally a little sunshine. a little chance for rain late in the day. cloudy, 58, rain is done here in washington for the time being. many dry hours of weather ahead of us. cloudy skies, yet not much of a rain threat. a sliver or two of sunshine can't be ruled out no more than a sprinkle or two out there at this point. temperaturewise, upper 60s and low 70s. again, don't plan in much in the way of sunshine. going to the nats game, nats and the mariners, a bi

new york. theinutes until the end of trading day. from london, i am mark barton. york, vonnie. this is the "european close" on "bloomberg markets." ♪ mark: we will take you from new york to london. was covering stories out of los angeles and paris. we'rere the top stories following on the bloomberg and from around the world. the stoxx 600 starting the trading euro with again. the french election just days away. front runner emmanuel macron forces,o blunt populist telling the pen and melenchon supporters he feels their anger. facee: and bp continues to sediments from the gulf oil rising evenebt

that is all in the next couple of hours of "bloomberg markets." ♪ in new york, noon 5:00 p.m. in londondnight in hong kong. i am vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." from bloomberg world headquarters in new york city, here are the top stories on the bloomberg and around the world that we are following. president donald trump is facing the deepest crisis of his presidency with another political bombshell. this time, a memo written by the then fbi director james comey alleging the president asked him to drop a presentation into former national security adviser michael flynn. the house of representatives now demanding all comey memos to be handed over by next week. the turmoil in washington is spilling over into financial markets.u.s. stocks falling the most in nearly two months with financials leading the decline. meanwhile, haven assets are getting a bid with the yen, gold, and treasuries all gaining. we will get reaction to turmoil in washington at what he mean

terry moran, abc news, london. >> and, a lot of gratitude from the brit, people this morning.ard prince philip. one of the headlines is thank you, sir. much as we look to bask in all of the life of luxury they actually do have a lot of pressure. >> they do. tough to unveil a plaque and to, christen a ship. >> did you watch "the crown." >> long life of service. he has done it as one of the headlines said done it with a smile. >> i did appreciate his comment. so sorry to hear you standing down. i can barely stand up. >> such a quick wit there. man, all right. well, prince philip will be missed from the public service, because some of his gaffes and some of his quick wit incredible. coming up. we'll do "the skinny." the two television anchor whose are finally going public with their engagement, are we really going to do it? mention it? and the president who wants to marry them. "the skinny" is next. new herbal essences. let life in. ♪ skinny so skinny >> time for "the skinny," starting with a big romantic announcement by two television ♪ skinny so skinny >> time for "the skinny,"

molly hunter, abc news, london. >> we have just learned that trump's sun bear and will attend saint andrews it is couple school in maryland beginning this fall. the president is hoping to announce a permanent replacement for fbi director james comey by friday. the justice department began interviewing candidates over the weekend. trump says he wants to act quickly ahead of his first foreign policy trip as president. trump suggested last week that hisay have taped conversation with comey, and lawmakers are calling for those tapes to be released. students at crossed and middle school today are being greeted with messages of love. after theming discovery of a noose on school john gonzalez is showing us the positive signs students will see as they leave class. hate with love, kindness, and sidewalk chalk. we can tell you this is a hate crime story that appears to have a happy and positive ending. all of the children are now in class, but this morning, they all had a chance to walk this sidewalk, which looks a bit different. it's covered with messages of love, a sidewalk stretching over 100 yard

swirling, president trump is about to deliver the commencement address to the coast guard academy in new london, connecticut. now, as he boarded marine one this morning, the president ignored shouted questions, leaving white house response to his staff. the "new york times," of course, was the first to report last night about that detailed memo by then-fbi director james comey, where he writes that president trump asked him to shut down an investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. nbc news has confirmed that, although neither we nor the times has seen the actual memo. a source tells nbc news it is part of a paper trail that comey built to document what he believed was the white house's attempt to derail the fbi investigation into the trump campaign's alleged ties to russia. key republicans now openly talking about serious problems for trump. john mccain drawing comparisons to the nixon white house. >> i think we've seen this movie before. i think it's reaching the point where it's of watergate size and scale. it's now accelerated. watergate took a few months, and this t

jennifer eckleston, abc news, london. >> well, when we come back, kelly ripa making a big announcementis d.j.khalid forming a super group? out with a surprise new video. we'll show it to you. "the skinny" is next. >> not another one. video. we'll show it to you. "the skinny" is next. >> not another one. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put those on dad! it's got to be tide. ♪i believe, i believe ♪believe we're still worth the fight♪ ♪you'll see there's hope for this world tonight♪ ♪i believe, i believe ♪yeah ♪rock guitar ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> really ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> really a busy "the skinny" for a monday. um. >> really into my drum. >> you were. >> potential big news coming from kelly ripa's live. the host, teasing fans, over the weekend on twitter, posting this video. telling viewers to tune in tomorrow, which is now today, the caption, we're going to need a bigger mug. >> get your bets in now. guest host regulars include, jerry o'connell. andy cohen. andersen cooper. there were a few other names on the lis

speechsident did give a today in new london, kentucky. tweeted.er did not hold a press briefing on camera. a lot of getting at th information from the white house. >> the president has not mentioned the latest revelations asked thes in he had fib to stop look -- fbi to stop into michael flynn in connection to russia collusion probe. is a grim moment on capitol hill for republicans. it's the grimmest it's been since the access hollywood tape released last year before the election. republican agenda is facing many questions right now in of how far it can go. republican committees in house and senate, are mobilizing. both of them are run by republicans to demand answers the administration. >> in terms of the overseas trip planning,resident is that's still going ahead as scheduled. on friday.ving has there been attention to turn to that? >> there's been reporting that the president is sort of dreading this overseas trip. giving what he might be facing. he's going to saudi arabia to about to the muslim world. it's hard to know how that's going to play.

dan simmons, bbc news. londonreplace its on—site air traffic controllers with a remote control digital system, operated from more than a hundred miles away. instead of sitting in a tower overlooking the runway, controllers will watch live footage from high—definition cameras in hampshire. the new system will be operationalfrom 2019. 0ur transport correspondent richard westcott reports. modern airports are dynamic, fast flowing, hundreds of pieces being moved around every minute and all of those movements must be tightly choreographed to keep it safe. this is london city airport and that is just one of the 300 or so take—offs and landings that happen here every day. until now, all of those flights have been coordinated by a group of controllers who look out of these windows here. but in the future those windows are going to be replaced by these high definition tv screens. controllers won't just see the airport, they will be able to hear it as well. the thing is, this digital control tower is 120 miles away from the

we're going to leave and take you to new london, connecticut, the graduation ceremony for the cadets of the u.s. coast guard. president trump arriving to deliver the commencement address. live coverage here on c-span.

london, new york, shanghai, multiple other cities as well. what was the reason you went abroad?fferent ina abroad? i think every city is very different in a way. for example, going to china, you would think going to china, you would think going to china would be easier than london or new york. but there was such a stigma in china. product registration is extremely difficult. just to get the products registered before you could even have your products, you know, used in your salon, retail, it was difficult. labour laws. it was very difficult. and then the compliance, you know, in terms of taxation, filing off accounting, licensing of beauty treatments. there were many things that were very difficult. i think that were very difficult. i think that in every city you want to go into, it takes almost three years to learn something. that is about right. someone said if you have to be good at something, you need to invest about 1000 hours. it is never easy. we have just come from your spa to one of your restaurants just down the road which is quite an unusual concept. this is a big gar

tom rivers, abc news, london. >>> ariana grande was not physically hurt, but different story. tweeting, she is broken. from the bottom of my heart, i am so sorry. i denlt have words. >> her management team released a statement saying our hearts are broken words cannot express our sorrow for the victims and families harmed in this senseless attack. tmz reporting that the rest of her concert tour in europe has been >> joining us live is former fbi counterterrorism official and abc contributocontributor, steve take often during incidents look this. a different one. how do authorities make a determination a terror group is responsible? >> well once they have identified who the suspect is, and, especially a suicide bomber, they're going to dig into that person's life. build a pre fiofile as to what in the person's mind. were they doing this on behalf of a terrorist organization. was it something that they just wanted some attention for whatever reason. they're going to look at the social media, profile. and they're also going to be looking for any claims of sponlt from a terrorist

mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the to come out of google's annual developers conference cnet's dan ackerman joins us on how google is planning to turn your smartphone camera into the ultimate search engine. plus, the series "real food" looks at the growing trend of kelp and how the seaweed is not just for salad anymore. and actress gina rodriguez from "jane the virgin" stops by studio 57. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> time square, a driver runs down pedestrians on one of america's busiest sidewalks. >> this morning we're hearing from local students who were right in the middle of the chaos. >>> amtrak engineer brandon bostian is out of jail after he is book on charges in connection with deadly derailment in philadelphia two years ago, what's next, as the case goes forward. >> and danger on a train. a commuter spots an open door on a new j

charlie d'agata cbs news london. >> here are three simple things you can do to protect yourself. first install any software updates often and immediately. make it a regular habit. turn on auto updaters where available. if you don't already have a backup routine, start now and regularly save copies of all of your files. that way, if your machine gets infected your photos and documents are encrypted. you won't need to worry about losing them. and finally, always stay alert. don't click on links you don't recognize or download files from people you don't know personally. >>> new at noon, suitland parkway has reopened after three people this morning. the two-car crash happened along the suitland parkway near forestville road. u.s. park police investigators had closed the parkway for nearly four hours to clear the scene and construct their crash reconstruction. this is footage of the crash shortly after first responders put out the burning wreckage. a driver in one of the vehicles survived the crash and is in the hospital. suitland parkway was close inbound, but since all lanes have r

nbc news, london. >>> very disturbing. >>> donald trump spending this mother's day weekend on university campuses giving his first commencement address while the department of justice worked in a frenzy to find the next fbi director despite democrats vowing to fight the president's candidate tooth and nail until they get answers or former fbi director james comey's firing. they are calling for a special prosecutor to head the trump-russia investigation. that sentiment come inside sides with polls that find 78% back an independent commission or special prosecutor to oversee the probe. 15% saying the investigation should be led by congress. >>> while 29% say they approve of the president's decision to fire comey, 38% disapprove of comey's termination. another 32% of those polled said they didn't know enough to say. the president's standing has remained through the comey controversy with 39% of the public approving his work in office compared to 54 who disapprove. the question, can the president put last week's set of controversies behind him as he narrows the list of potential new candidat

bill neely, nbc news, london. >>> a moment to feel really good about as we sign off here tonight. is going to do it for us on a thursday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> right now, a new kind of high for miley for three weeks and why she and liam refell in love. >> who knows if it's love, but kardashian's new guy is 23. >> britney, paris, lindsey, ten years ago, a trio in free fall,

that's happening in new london, connecticut. there are 196 cadets in the graduating class. this marks president trump's second commencement address. he gave one last weekend at liberty university in virginia. >>> coming up, another cool start for our morning. what are we in store for today? >> it's going to be a nice day, but as people get out there and enjoy it, keep in mind we have a high amount of tree and grass pollen at this point. and it looks like it gets even worse as we head into the weekend, as temperatures go up. we'll talk about that temperature trend coming up next. >>> and a live look at fremont. the traffic moves well, but see that flag in the lower left corner that's moving around? that might affect you across the bridge, and i'll show you what is affecting folks around sfo. >>> plus, a bombshell in washington. again. the fired fbi director allegedly keeping a paper trail. what we're learning about memos written by james comey. ♪ ♪ if you grow up here, you really can be anything. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers.

charlie d'agata, bs news, london. >>> well, a jury in oklahoma acquitted a white police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. a lawyer for betty jo shelby says she is elated. terence crutcher's family was outraged by the verdict and says she got away with murder. don champion has our report. >> reporter: a jury in tulsa, oklahoma, found tulsa police officer betty jo shelby not guilty of first-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 40-year-old terence crutcher last september. shelby shot crutcher on a city street after his suv stalled. she told police she thought he was reaching for a gun when she fired the fatal shots. the father of four was not armed and no gun was found in his vehicle. the prosecutor said crutcher was never a threat to shelby. he was walking away from her with his hands up when she shot him. >> terence was not an imminent threat. terence did not attack her. terence did not charge at her. terence was not the aggressor. betty shelby murdered my brother. >> reporter: betty jo shelby took the witness stand in her own defense. she thought he was on

mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the to come out of google's annual developers conference. cnet's dan ackerman joins us on how google is planning to turn your smartphone camera into the ultimate search engine. plus, the series "real food" looks at the growing trend of kelp and how the seaweed is not just for salad anymore. and actress gina rodriguez from the hit show "jane the virgin" stops by studio 57. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. m anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm kenny choi. >>> hey, it's friday as we take a live look at the bay bridge. we are excited it's friday. most of us love this day except for jaclyn. she likes tuesday for some reason. >> i like fridays! >> good morning, it's friday, may 19. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. >> you love fridays more than tuesdays? >> i -- i love friday. yes. [ laughter ] >> equal opportunity. whatever. every day is a good day. [ laughter ] >> we're glad. >> i know. i feel like as long as

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >>> in the bay area, the bottlerock music festival officially under way in napa. 80 acts will perform across four stages this weekend including tomorrow petty, foo fighters and maroon five. there's a culinary stage where ayesha curry, martha stewart and others will give cooking presentations. >> almost like at a polo tournament than a rock concert in terms of the quality of the concessions and the chefs that are hereby the quality of the wines, the grass field, beautiful. >> 120,000 people expected to attend the sold-out festival. at 6:00 we'll take a look at how bottlerock organizers are ramping up security in the wake of the deadly manchester bombing. >>> stopping terrorism was a focal point of the g7 summit today. president trump met with the leaders of six other countries in cicely. the heads of state signed a declaration against terrorism. british prime minister theresa may said she appreciated the fierce determination shown by her counterparts. earlier president trump met with the japan prime minister on topics including threats from knocked. >> it'

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. >>> this morning, president trump traveled to new london, connecticut, to deliver the commencement address at the u.s. coast guard academy. here's a look. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. thank you, john. thank you. thank you and congratulations to the class of 2017. great job. and general kelly, i want to thank you for your leadership as the coast guard's service secretary. you have really been something very, very special to us as a country and to me and our administration. you've done throughout your entire life an incredible job defending your country. thank you very much, john. thank you. [ applause ] and john and all of his folks are also doing an incredible job protecting our homeland and our border and i'm thrilled that my first address to the service academy is the graduation ceremony of the united states coast guard. believe me. it's a great honor. n. applause ] i've been here before and it's a very, very special place. every cadet graduating today as your commander in chief, it is truly my honor to welcome you aboard. [ applause ] and you should take a mom

coast guard academy in new london, connecticut. this is a popular venue for presidents.ny have gone there, some more than once. lyndon johnson, ronald reagan, bill clinton twice, george w. bush, twice. barack obama twice. this president choosing this venue the day after all this uproar and what he knew and what he shared and whether or not he was trying to push the fbi director to lighten up on any investigations involving his former national security advisor. he also wanted to say there that reminder to cadets there look, i deal with problems as well. i deal with the media. and he didn't point out though, he will not let anything get in the way of his job and his goals including the tax-cut package he has been working on with congress and the health care rework that republicans have worked on. whether that was supposed to contain the selloff that had been ensuing since we first got word of developments that some called nixonian and watergate-like, some getting ahead of themselves, the market down appreciate hably down 258 points. there are other factors behind this, not

bloombergve from world headquarters in new york and london, i am vonnie quinn. rk: i am mark barton. this is bloomberg markets. chandra hasra -- ms more from new york. >> saudi arabia has agreed to buy four ships from london. -- from lockheed martin. it may be announced tomorrow when president trump arrives in saudi arabia on the first leg of an eight-day trip. next week, president trump will send congress a proposal to balance the budget within 10 years. social security and medicare would not be touched. areakers in both parties likely to object. u.s. air force called the engagement in the east china sea unprofessional. cnn reported that one of the chinese planes flew upside down, directly over the american jet. willing tosays he is improve strained relations with south korea. xi met with the south korean diplomat. china has objected to the installation of the u.s. antimissile insulation. china'she is aware of concerns. global news powered by 26 hundred journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. saysie: noted short seller h there are

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this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: from londonrk barton. this is bloomberg. time for a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. epipenng sales of its led to mixed results in the first quarter for my lan. the drugmaker's total sales missed expectations but beat earnings forecast. the controversy over the high price of epipen led to increased competition for the allergy drug. that resulted in a 23% drop in north american sales. the second-largest insurer in europe is planning an ipo of its u.s. operations. they intend to list a minority stake in its u.s. businesses, including its u.s. life and savings unit. money --made return may return money to investors. tough talk onp's drug prices is apparently having impacts, according to the chief executive of novo nordisk. he says the president's rhetoric is leading to changes within the u.s. health care system. novo and sanofi have taken steps to limit drug price hikes. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. ourie: time now for quicktake, where we provide co

nbc news. london. >>> a more detail on that blogger, a 22-year-old security engineer in the u.s. goes by the name malware tech and is getting widespread praise for saving the day. the engineer may have saved companies and governments millions and millions of dollars and slow the outbreak before the computer in the u.s. were more widely affected. to learn more about how he did it open our nbc washington app and search cyber attack. >>> a young woman from manassas died in a shooting this morning on i-95. sharayne holland was 26. she and another young woman were in a car around 3:40 this morning when someone pulled up next to them in richmond. state troopers say multiple shots were fired in the both women died. troopers believe they were targeted and they are asking for help in the investigation. the suspect's vehicle was a newer model white four-doory is dap. >>> right now, north korea says that the mitchell it launched this weekend is a new type of long range ballistic rocket capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. outside experts say they do not believe north korea has the means t