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donald trump tweets at 6:00 nobody --ning, what any nominee would actually do. all of that make and -- maybe considered a liability. he does not know that much about the world. it could be portrayed as ignorance but i don't know at this point. it is going to be a close, fought thing. >> i agree with you. warnedtrump has long that he would not hold back in his personal attacks against her husband bill clinton. he is already push things pretty far in the race. last night in a fox interview, donald trump took his bashing to a new level. while deflecting some of the accusations against him in a new york times article. look at what's clinton's gone through. >> how big an issue should that be? at the new york times. are they going to interview juanita broderick? are they going to interview jones? >> and ray. -- rape. >> i think it could backfire. the rapefar as to play card. it is not false that there is an accusation. sayses straight there and in sydney waiting is a rapist. bill clinton is not running for president. hillary clinton is. try to tiep will them together

from running ning out cash. atlantic city avoided a state takeover for now.he city has five months to balance its books for the next five years and in exchange stays afloat with temporary loans. nbc 10's brandon hudson found out how business is doing tonight. >> reporter: a somewhat windy start to the holiday weekend here at atlantic city on the boardwalk, but it's not stopping people from getting out here on the beach. more importantly, supporting local schools. we caught abdul, one of the few times he wasn't busy today. abdul owns a t-shirt shop on the atlantic city boardwalk. >> 70% of our annual business is -- will come in the next three months. >> reporter: seeing more foot traffic on the boardwalk isn't the only good news for atlantic city this weekend. new jersey governor chris christie signed reform legislation into law which will give atlantic city a boost from the state to help with its crippling debt. mayor don guardian says beginning tuesday his office will work on a financial recovery plan. he'll have monthly meetings to update taxpayers on what'

you see alternative pathways to the consumer over ning -- n+1 type of devices and that we have the potential to be entering the best era ever for consumers, for programmers and for those who deliver. and, again, in that environment the regulatory challenge becomes how do you make sure that those alternatives come to pass? and, you know, let's leave this industry out of it, you know? the telephone company didn't do a great job of delivering new alternatives until there were competitors to them. and so i think that there will be, i think the future is exciting both as a consumer and as a person looking at it from a historical point of view. >> host: conversely, as these video delivery systems mature, do you see that they will fall under fcc regulation and scrutiny? >> guest: i think that that is very much in the hands of the industry. remember i said that the job of government is to encourage competition because competition is a lot better than regulation, particularly in a fast moving industry like this. but if you can't have competition, you know, i was really excited to see last year on thi

. -- ning recalls of toccata lethals potentially airbags may cause a shortfall for the company. it has forecast a $55 million profit. the recalls may ultimately reach nearly 120 million units around the world and expansion of that magnitude may cost an additional $6 billion. at least 13 deaths are linked to the faulty airbags. a has lost about 76% of its market value since october. mitsubishi faced monson uncertainty after its largest shareholder said it hasn't received any appeal for help with the fuel efficiency scandal. -- mitsubishi is a rating the result of a third-party investigation. mitsubishi motors has seen shares tumbled 44% since fuelting cheating consumption tests. we haven't received any request for financial aid from the mitsubishi motors. i understand they will submit a report to the transport ministry aware 11th but we are not of the content. we just have to wait for the independent investigation. check of mitsubishi motors trading this morning, up 1.9%. rishaad: coming up later, a shift in the signals. china says its country cannot borrow its way to economic he

lauren: charged with i legally stief ning stiefenning markets to pay off.100 stores. colorado court rules local bans on fracking are illegal. studios hope that by drawing from a larger pool they will be able to boost box office earnings. lauren: coming up, liz claman sits down with warren buffet, he talks politics and interest rates. liz: would you if you were running the fed tighten rates in june? >> i probably wouldn't. lauren: we will have more from that interview. rain, cold, we will tell you how long it's going to last. fsm fm, you need your umbrella right here in new york. checking in on u.s. stock market futures this morning, dow futures are down 101 points, nasdaq futures are down 29, checking oil, $44, 49 cents a barrel. now down two-thirds of 1%. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: quarter to 6:00 in new york. indiana primary day today. donald trump is in the lead and senator ted cruz desperately needs a win, but vows to stay in the race no matter what. hillary clinton is facing a tough challenge from s

--nings from the world's world's most influential bond traders fall on deaf ears as u.s. rate hike expectations remain muted. should investors listen? ♪ >> i'm not so sure that june is out. , weeard from stan fisher heard from williams in san francisco and they all seem to get it. they also to know that at some point they should be raising interest rates in order to preserve a semblance of profitability for savers and the like. the most influential bond investors as well as the head of the new york fed are signaling the u.s. central bank in on calls to raise rates but markets are not listening. despite those warnings from bill gross, mohamed el-erian and mark easel and william dudley. markets are pricing in a single fed rate hike this year and not until december. with me is the international chief investment officer at j.p. morgan asset management. 8% is june. 22% is july them a 35% in september. 37% november. 52% is when we go above 50%. are you more on the fed side or the market side? >> i'm with the market on this but i like the summers and i think they're high in term

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that storm system really with a lot of lied ning.is making its way toward areas like fredericksburg. if you are in these areas, take shelter. if you know of someone traveling, rain rates of 1-2 inches. let folks know. maybe they can get off the road. bowling green by 5:17, port royal by 5:27. >> 5:15, stafford and spotsylvania. >> not quite as long. spotsylvania and stafford until 5:15. this is the area we are looking at right here. you can see the radar loop over the last two hours showing the storms coming in, mainly staying s strongest of storms. there are a few isolated storms right now up around winchester. i doubt they are going to be packing the punch that these do south of d.c. we are at 72 now. storms ending around 9:00 to 11:00. 1-2 inches expected across the area. higher amounts up to the north. we have really turned our rainfall deficit around. prior to last week, abnormally dry. early may, 1.3 inches. for the evening rush here, some stormy conditions, 70, your temperature will drop to the 50s in many locations by early t

omic pump says if he becomes licaident he'll dismiss janet ning m when her term expires. but says he would want a he fblican at the helm of the central bank. an lier this morning mr. trump suggested the u.s. draw down its debt by not paying back lenders on the us bonds, an idea that critics say would send the economy sbo an abyss. ris/"the new york times" says this idea is without precedent in the history of the united states. >> i would argue that as a businessman i bet that mr. trump has never done that. >> i bet he's done it several times in the sense that's essentially how you do bankruptcy. i think that's what he's thinking of, the us of a cannot declare bankruptcy. nextou're right. i stand corrected. >>> l.i.f.t. and general motters dre going to start testing self driving bolts on the roads l a in the next few years, according to "the wall street journal." ,ustomers would be able to opt in or opt out of the program the they hail a car. that move comes months after gm tigatied $500 million in l.i.f.t., the ride shark service that is the main rival to that other one,

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and allies if they threaten the islamic ning follows a long history of tension between the u.s. iran over the narrow strait. through which nearly one-third of oil traded by sea passes. the u.s. navy says they will continue to operate in accordance with maritime standards and international law. >>> a new cease-fire agreement is in effect in syria in hopes of stopping the bloodshed in aleppo. the u.s. and russia persuaded syria's government and moderate rebels to extend the country's truce to the city. where more than 250 people is been reported killed in the last ten days. the cease-fire has taken effect, but u.s. officials acknowledge there have already been violations of the agreement. the fight against isis is far from over. that's the word tonight from defense secretary ash carter. the news comes as the pentagon announced another american has been lost in the war on terror. national security correspondent jennifer griffin tonight on the fight, and new details about how a navy s.e.a.l. was killed. >> this fight is far from over. >> as new details emerge about how a navy s.e.a.

especially if you're going to lose -- >> win ning those states, it's over, right? winning and not predicting but he has a good shot. >> i'm sure you agree. >> i do. we saw those polls come out and people shocked in the quinnipiac polls indicating he is doing extremely well in ohio, florida and california and a lot of us weren't surprised because like matt's pointing out he appeals in the crossover sort of way and voters never voted republican and perhaps never voted at all that i think we'll see come out. >> thanks very much for joining us. matt, as well to you. in the next hour, a response of senate democrats of what's going on in washington. donald trump's series of meetings here. i'll be back 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room." for the viewers in north america, "newsroom" with brooke baldwin starts right now. >>> hi. there i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. donald trump goes to washington on a huge day for the future of the republican party. >> i'm jake tapper live on capitol hill. today has been, quote, productive. quote, encouraging. quote

whether they're selling it for five bucks a cup or ten, or if it's white heat ning, 25 to 50. >> anysergeant in internal affairs, an expert in gang codes and symbols. >> a lot of the aztec stuff is predominantly done by the southern hispanics, mexican mafia. you'll see if you look very close, they'll have the gang signs, the mexican mafia normally has a black hand, a small black hand somewhere in the drawing. you have your mainliners that are out here and they want to send a drawing back to -- they call it a brother, validated mexican mafia member. they'll draw up something really nice and send it back to him or send it to his family on the street which in turn will make a full circle and come back inside as a form of respect for him, hey, this is for you, we made this for you. they really preach to these guys that their ancestors were aztec warriors and they go as far as to even learn the aztec language. they call it nahodall. >> inmate charles manson's artwork is regularly confiscated to prevent it from being sold as gruesome souvenirs. >> here's a scorpion that he's made. basicall

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. >> join meeg ning me is l. joy williams, katy tur and nbc news senior political reporter perry bacon jr. pbj, you were at the howard university commencement yesterday. talk a little bit about the vibe in that space. this is the final run of president obama's ability to give these kinds of commencement addresses. what was the vibe like there? >> first of all, it was almost like a pep rally for this is the black president in the last year of his term at howard university, the famous black school. so it was mostly there were people chanting four more year, there was a lot of anticipation, there was a lot of excitement. he was very enthusiastic as well. in terms of the politics, the one thing i thought was very distinct is he went through and reeled off all these things that are better in america since 1983, the year obama graduated from college himself. he talked about teen pregnancy is down, the black middle class is up, the economy is growing, we have a computer in our pocket, referring to the iphone. the one th

. -- we initially climbed this mor ning, and then we started to fade. stand out stf the ories.loseing to 3%. but again, on the two day basis, still down by .5%. we are tracking the performance of socgen but it is not exactly delivering over the last couple days. let's get to nejra. nejra: i have heard so many puns on this this morning, but my chart is looking at the commodity frenzy now, versus the stocks. stockths ago, it was the market that was in his position, but look at what is happening in commodities. egg futures in china are up about 25% on the year to date, actually. that is the white line. the shanghai composite is down about 15%, one of the worst performers. his has really been change.ng some probably don't even know what they are purchasing in china. guy: eggs or steel. the stock exchange has already been through this. nejra: and this is the interesting point. he said, this is about the improvement in fundamentals, but also about the availability and the leverage to bet on commodities. these guys are going nuts, but leverage exaggerates the move on the way up and do

chris, as an american, cite ning. >> frightening. >> there's images of what look to be the beginning of confrontations between supporters and protesters as folks are leaving that rally. an aerial shot, some folks coming in thankfully to mediate and break that up and get everybody moving in their direction. and of course in some ways there's a relationship between these two things. which i honestly think is that the key to this campaign thus far has been called earn media. it's 99% that and 1% anything else. there's no pollsters no strategists, very little actual paid -- he hasn't purchased very much advertising. there's essentially a skeletal staff. this is it. the spectacle is the campaign. >> it cuts both ways. people remarked in the gop that trump basically stepped all over the clinton e-mail report from this week. and basically got in the way of that having its full effect. i would say, though, that the premise of modern political organization, when you pull back, because the politics is basically boring to most people. and not something that they engage in very often. and you ha

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extremely,ning extremely cautious.ow at the moment is that this egyptair plane vanished, 66 people on board. it has raised concern over whether a crash was caused by delivered act or mechanical failure. what we're hearing from authorities, especially french authorities, is caution. they say we cannot speculate. we are investigating, we are cooperating, and we will tell you more when we find out. tom: much more. of course, the tone you can hear is decidedly not lost in translation, from a president was had a few tragedies to talk about in the recent months. we're looking at the headlines. from the president of the republic of france, no an area favored nor ruled out on this egyptair flight. francine: hollande saying he has activated the crisis -- he called it a kind of crisis next, i guess which is where he talks to his government and also the main authorities about how to handle it next. let's move it on and focus on corporate use. -- news. in frankfurt, the cosi 00, coo, moore under pressure, share price losing in rec

ning urban >> good morning. >> as we prepare to greet the me thank allt, let of you for three tremendous days in our nation's capital speaking, alking, talking and pushing the very important agenda for the people we serve. yourselves a warm round of applause applause. [applause] >> i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge the presence of congresswoman from the great of e of ohio and the city columbus, joyce beatty along with the former secretary of and now senior vice chair alexis rban league, herman. chicago hen we met in and we asked the vice president to come, the vice president came. 2014 and we met in cincinnati and we asked the vice president us, the vice president came to join us. i am proud this morning once to the national urban league the honorable joe biden. as i prepared the main marshal plan i shared with you on tuesday, i reflected following words from vice memoir t biden's keep".ses to wrote in the he days to come we'll be tested to we have the courage to sacrifice some of the current comfort to invest in the future. joe biden is a friend to the through gue movement ever

suburbs,ning cities, rural areas. can ted cruz turnaround this big and say, we are in a different region now. think theu endorsement of governopence and the announcement of carly fiorina as his running mate, why has been -- why has ted cruz been struggling over the past six or seven days? shane: you've seen a little among republicans who have been unwilling to stand behind donald trump. chairman stood behind him, and these aren't major players but they are players. some of them are choosing donald trump. i'm not sure if it is not , or the growing sense of inevitability around donald setp, who, after the last of primaries, declared himself the presumptive nominee. he is not that yet. yes to be ted cruz in indiana and win in california. >> it does come down to delegates. you are reporting that the new hampshire republican party has essentially canceled what would have been a controversial plan on a slate of delegates and the committee assignments. shane: this is the arcane stuff that nobody pays attention to usually. be

they don't point out the good nings and the good people they talk to, and i was one of the 50 women "rk times" talked to and my story got put into a separate story which painted me in a negative light. their whole goal is to paint mr. trump and i think they owe the trump campaign an apology because they were called out for their bias in this. >> like i said, there were other women interviewed for this article, ben. eight other women quoted by name. one of the women was the former miss utah. she claimed when trump introduced himself to her, he kissed her on the lips and she felt uncomfortable. she's not refuting. >> i think this article will ultimately come down to which side do you want to look at donald trump on. he has his own beauty pageant. he has a modeling agency he's been involved with for many, many years. again, not going to be something that's shocking, for him to be around models. i think the timing of this is questionable for "the new york times." the fact why didn't you come out with this for the primary. they held this article as a hit piece to go after donald trump duri

--ning us now is greg store joining us now is greg store.ative action, abortion, immigration, although that is really less likely. over puertoase rico's debt and its ability to force its creditors into a bankruptcy type proceeding. david: let's talk about that puerto rico decision because it has been undercovered. puerto rico has its own bankruptcy statute that they want to enforce their own bankruptcy statute with with -- which would sort of preempt what congress is trying to do. this is a case that you came into it and most people thought puerto rico was going to lose, the court was going to say no, puerto rico cannot set up its own local law and is out of luck until congress acts. people came out of it saying there is a chance the court could say this is fine. if the court agrees and puerto rico holds up its statute, congress can still act, but it gives puerto rico a lot more leverage in those discussions. lisa: sticking with puerto rico, given the fact there is such a kind words -- time constraint, when the supreme court take that into c

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ning this airport, it would have been a separate crew that would have come in.hat they are looking for -- there are some sections -- for example, in the bathroom, you open the cabinet, there is a trash in there. they take the trash out and put the trash bag back in. that's not what a security sweep is. they take the trash out, they move that out of the way, inspect the bucket, look under the sink. there are panels that can be removed in there, they have to be pulled back and you have to look in those. anything that's accessible, any place they can put anything even as small as pop can is looked at during that sweep. >> when i was reading about charles de gaulle, there are 86,000 people -- 8 #,000, who somehow, some form or fashion work at the airport who have these red badges which gave them access to areas known as reserve zones. obviously some questions about -- if this is even terrorism. we have to be so careful that no one really knows. justin, ju information today, senior egyptian officials saying the nature of how the plane went down leads them to being co

they'll be there afterwards after about a 30-day period to ensure that operations are running snoo ning smoothly normally in accordance with the standards. >> in your opinion how secure is flying to and from cuban airports as compared to any other lpd airports in the world? >> i would be very comfortable flying from cuba myself. they meet international standards. >> so, you know, we were talking before about the inspire -- the most recent issue of "inspire" magazine. can you, if you think you can answer this, can you talk a little bit about where you think cuba fits into the larger threat picture that tsa and all of us are concerned about? not just here but in other lpd airports abroad? >> thank you. so, the "inspire" magazine which came out on the 15th of may is still being evaluated by the intelligence community, but it clearly articulates a focus from al qaeda in the arabian peninsula on targeting aviation. recent events, metro jet, and the aircraft in somalia, brussels, paris, these indicate to me a focus for us on africa, middle east and perhaps the foreign fighter issue in europe

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ning to bernie sanders. if he does not get the nomination, he should run as an independent.ystem is not fair to the people. people should get out and vote and the more people that get out and vote, the less possibility systems for the voting -- i question whether this voting system is actually as honest as it should be. host: ray is in ohio on our republican line. caller: i think a person ought to go and vote. i would not say it is an obligation. you have senators and congressmen and governors going out to run. they ought to take a leave of absence. as long as we pay these guys to go out and run, they cannot lose. i'm a vietnam veteran, but hillary clinton is crazy. she's done everything wrong you can think of over the years. this is the first time i've ever voted republican, but i'm voting for donald trump. host: richmond, virginia. independent line. i think it is an obligation. born in the man early 1950's. i remembered the jim crow laws. and billlary clinton clinton united against in the 1990's. i stand on the shoulders of many people before me, black and vote, for the ri

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