three separate surveys, private that what we are seeing in the official data is not actually correct.ind this story on the bloomberg. this white line is the chinese manufacturing index, edging up to 48.2 in march from a reading of 48.1 in february, so a little uptick there. i want to show you some images of the technology we have. essentially this is a new form of tracking manufacturing in china, so this is the san francisco-based company using satellite imagery to track signs of economic activity, such as transport vehicles parked outside factories. the company is hoping it will eventually take the place of traditional survey-based pmi's, because you can actually see the satellite imagery and whether or not there is any activity going on. line is that satellite pmi number, the blue line is another survey, the mni china pmi overall business at 49.9,s, unchanged the second month in a row below , separatingt level expansion from contraction, the first time we have seen that since the height of the global financial crisis. to a ratingey rose of 43.6 from 37.5 in february, worth noting th

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people who doubts the government official data. : so you actually brought us manufacturing data from space. tracey: it looks better than the official pmi. scarlet: i am glad you bring that up. this gives us more time, you get an earlier read than the government read, and also it is indicating a shrinkage, but nonetheless. we would hear from mervyn king. that is next. ♪ oh, hi! micky dolenz of the monkees here, getting ready to host the flower power cruise. (announcer) we're taking the love generation to the high seas and reliving the '60s. we'll celebrate that unbelievable era with the music that made it so special. there'll be over 40 live performances featuring eric burdon & the animals, micky dolenz, the monkees lead singer and cruise host, the 5th dimension, the lovin' spoonful, rare earth, spencer davis, three dog night, and many more! imagine enjoying all that great music on the fabulous celebrity summit, leaving fort lauderdale and making ports of call in jamaica and the bahamas. you'll be back in the days of bellbottoms, pea

>> it won't be in the official data.l see the discrepancy in weaker economic activity and other numbers that are independent. weakness in electricity consumption. weakness in rail freight and airline passengers. in industrial production and consumption of a variety of industrial products, like iron, or, and steel. they won't support that number. jamie: i think that the numbers are already lower than advertised. no one really knows, but it could be in the 4% or 5% growth rate. we will continue to see this slowing and the basic problem is that china has misallocated pretty much every resource, starting with political power. they know they need to reallocate what they are doing in their economy. the move towards greater reliance is on services, innovation, and consumption, but they cannot do it because every time they begin to have this transition they get scared that the gdp numbers are going to go down. so, they are addicted to this stimulus. it's like a sugar high. they constantly need to get it. the reason for that are

jonathan: the official data says everything is great. i expect the data to say that.s over there. i think you have to be on the ground and see things. i don't think you get them through the reports. their official reports. lisa: how concerned are you about the leverage both of the banking system in china as well as the companies? not the bestably aspect question for the following reason -- i am very concerned about it but nobody else seems to be concerned. they feel like china will print currency if there is an issue is where the debt is. nobody seems to think that will actually happen, the companies will be allowed to fail in that way. i think there is an issue with leverage with the company's. i don't think that is what most people are. ethics is not just what is happening in stocks and bonds, but with for have -- for what is happening in commodities. crude is slipping. a sharper u.s. inventory build. gold downslope one-month low. iron ore testing $50 all over again. the commodity rout, that rock has a stabilized to where you can take a breather in the about the fun

donald: you won't see it in official data. they will report 7% number.iscrepancy in weaker economic activity and other numbers that are independent. weakness in electricity consumption, weakness in rail freight, airline passengers, industrial production and consumption of a variety of industrial products like iron or and steel. they will not support that number. jamie: i think the numbers are lower than advertised. already, nobody really knows but could be in the 5% growth rate. we are seeing this slowing and we will continue to see this slowing. the basic problem is china has misallocated pretty much every resource starting with political power. reallocate what they are doing in their economy and move toward greater reliance on services in innovation and consumption. they cannot do it because every time they begin to have this transition they get scared that the gdp numbers are going to go down. they are addicted to this stimulus. it is like a sugar high and they need to constantly get it. the core reason for that is because of concerns of legitimacy. i

>> you will not see it in the official data. they will report the 6.5%-7% number.l see it in weaker economic activity and other numbers that are independent -- weakness in electricity consumption, rail freight, airline passengers, a consumption of a variety of products like iron ore and steel. >> what do you think? >> i think the numbers are already lower than advertised. no one really -- knows. it could be in the 4%-5% growth. we are going to continue seeing the slowing. china has misallocated almost every resource started with political power. they need to reallocate how they are doing in the economy and move towards co greater reliance is on consumption. ,hen they began to have this they get scared that the gdp numbers are going to go down. they are addicted to this stimulus. it is like a sugar high, and they need to constantly get it. the deal the chinese has made with the chinese people is if you support us and stay out of politics, we will deliver economic growth. they have one style of economy, and need to transition to another, but they can't do it. >> what

sky news claims the data was stolen by a former member of the group. officials at sky news say the data contained names, addresses, phone numbers and family contacts. at least 51 countries in the middle east, africa, europe, and north america are listed. sky news reports the company has offered the data to british authorities. >>> about 300 smart phones used by senior officials in south korea received malicious e-mails from pyongyang. officials are deeply involved in the south security affairs and their devices became infected. officials with south korea's intelligence service said 40 were infected with a virus between february and march. they believe north korea gained access to text messages and phone numbers. south korean government officials warn of further attacks from the north. they condemn the annual military drills by the u.s. and south korea. >>> a top u.s. intelligence official expresses strong concern over china's development over artificial islands in a disputed part of the south china sea. they will be able to complete the facilities as early as th

data. >> officials with the nuclear regulation authority gay their approval on wednesday. >>> tepco finished construction of the underground s system las month after two years of work. the company is expected to start freezing the wall as e early as thursday. after about 45 days the accumulation of ground water in and around the reactor buildings is expected to drop from 400 tons to about 50 tons. implementation of the system was delayed because regulators feareded it coululd cause the gd water level to drop too much. that would allow radio active water inside the buildings to leak out and spread the contamination so they decided to freeze the soil downstream first to keep the water from flowing out. >>> finding places to store a spent nuclear fuel has been a challenge for japan's government. officials have had a hard time finding communities willing to host storage facilities. now they're introducing what they say is a safer storage method that increases financial incentives. >>> the dry storage system keeps spent fuel cool in metal containers. government officials say it's safer than the c

with officials revealing data they discovered a third bomb at the airport which did not go off and police confirming they are searching for the man in this picture, identifying him as a suspect from the brussels airport attack. >> so many people panicked and cried. >> everyone ran. >> reporter: hundreds of terrified passengers ran for their lives after two explosions first ripped through the airport. then inside a subway station in the heart of the city. these attacks coming days after the arrest of a major suspect in november's paris terror attacks. >> we all stand together with our allies, belgium, on this dark day. >> reporter: in a show of solidarity and defiance, streets of brussels are covered with messages of hope and prayers for victims, including the three americans from utah recovkov ec from injuries. president obama condemned the attack from cuba. >> we will do whatever is necessary to support our friend and ally belgium in bringing together those who are responsible to justice. >> reporter: police have found explosive devices and an isis flag. >>> outside the stock exchange bu

officials say the data they extracted from the phone will take some time to decode.ow the fbi faces a dilemma. the government generally tells the tech community when it finds a vulnerability like this, but doing that could blunts its fusful. >>> republican front-runner donald trump continues to fire shots at ted cruz in the feud over their wives. but cruz today taking a new approach has tried to move beyond that nasty battle. let's get more from nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: new week, same rivalry. now playing out on the radio. >> joining me on the line -- >> reporter: donald trump versus ted cruz. >> he started it. if he didn't start it, would have never happened. nothing like this would have ever happened. >> reporter: trump, upset about that racy ad featuring a photo of his wife. >> he knew about it. somebody even said he's the one that bought the copyrights from "gq." >> the cruz team denies that and filings show no payments from his campaign to british "gq." the super pac calls trump comments a weird conspiracy theory. ignoring the back and forth, cruz now

on bloomberg, we are waiting for the data in terms of the official u.s. data.g across the market. three minutes past 7, 3 minutes past eight if you're in belgium. at least 31 people were killed and more than 230 injured when bombs exploded at the airport, and the subway station. manus: the attacks put more bordere on the eu's controls, and passport free zones as they struggle to find a solution. ryan, good morning to you. what is the latest on the police operation? the police operation is ongoing. we know they're looking for one man. picture of three individuals. they believe two of them it shows pushing baggage carts, they believe are suicide bombers who are no longer with us. third, to give the impression they're looking for him. they specifically asked if anyone recognizes this man. in my mind, that doesn't preclude the chance that the individual is dead and they just want to identify him. generally, most of the police saying they're still looking for people. there are manhunts underway. where i am, the seat of government at the european commission, its buil

officials at the u.s. labor department will release employment data for march. federal reserve officials are closely watching as they ponder raising interest rates. the same day china's factory data for march, a survevey of purchasing managers at manufacturing companies. >> every monday we ask specialists to share their views on the week. this week we speak to tokyo research. taya is a former board member of the boj. he agrees that the tankan survey will likely show worsened sentiment among major manufacturers though not as bad as hadton expected in december. >> corporate earnings in terms of profits likely to remain more or less favorable since negative effects of a stronger yen in the foreign exchange market are likely to be more or less compensated by continued cheap energy cost. investment plants are likely to be revised downwards by large companies but revised upwards by small companies.s. >> butut taya warns that japan' economy can expect to see very moderate economic growth. >> the main reason has been stagnant consumption. the stagnant consumption has bee

officials to access the data. john: a live look into downtown durham. don: we could warm as early as tomorrow, but it will be cold tonight. we are checking on a frost john: north korea testfired more projectiles this morning. amber: all five landed in this sea. south korean officials say it is a contagious ration -- a continuation of a response to south korea-u.s. drills that it calls provocation. these are the first photo showing the black boxes from the fly dubai jet that crashed saturday. you can see they are significantly damaged. russian officials say that is why they cannot immediately read the data. all six are two people on board died when the pilot tried to land in strong winds and low visibility. terrorism is ruled out as a cause. john: our strong arrays are looking to these guys for the -- twin comet flyby. the larger twin will pass near earth today. the smaller one tomorrow. they are 2 million miles away, but it is still be third closest flyby in history. amber: sometimes we just -- don: a lot of times it is not that good. i am looking out t

they should be checking on that. comes after newark officials released a trove of data dating back to 2012 showing 12% of collected samples were above the federal lead levels. a districtwide memo sent in 2014 telling custodians to to flush fountains and sinks for 30 seconds a day but the epa 10 minutes. that shows lead in newark has been a concern for years. the mayor released a statement saying in part it is obvious the state-controlled newark public schools have known about the lead problem for at least 12 years if not more. we don't believe the nps deliberately hid the problem but we think it was a poor decision not to inform the public. juliet: more in a little bit. as we get closer to mosquito cuomo is making plans to stop the zika virus from spreading, it will target mosquito breeding grounds, analyzing traps in high risk areas and watching the airport. if a trap tests positive the surrounding area will be sprayed. key concerns are birth defects and how it is transmitted. >> zika may cause a rare disorder which can cause temporary paralysis or death. >> 49 cases so far in the st

school officials say the fbi still investigating how hackers were able to get into the system. this is now the third lawsuit related to that data breach. >>> state health officials say there is no one person florida who contracted the zika virus through sexual content bring the cases to 52, two confirmed and polk county. one was sexually transmitted at the second like the rest of the state have been travel related we will monitor the update every of the latest on eyewitness news at four. >>> the va nursing home and baldwin park will get to keep its doors open after all. state lawmakers celebrated passing new legislation to keep the facility open. congressman john mica spearheaded the bill to transfer it from the federal government back to the state. officials plan to refurbish the facility and have it fully operating next year. >>> you see a lot more people in orlando over the next several days -- years and will accommodate all of them. from 7000 people last year moved to orlando bring the population to about 265,000 picked the number is expected to grow to 300,000 by the year 2030. city leaders are working on several if the st

federal health officials studied data supplied by parents. about 35,000 kids. they were looking for reported speech and language problems, as well as other issues. researchers with the centers tore disease control say instances of disorders varied widely by state, which suggests there are things states can do to improve the health of these young children. >>> also new research revealing exercise may play a bigger role than we previously thought in battling cancer. observational studies have shown that women who report regular exercise have a 20 to 30% reduction in the risk of their cancer coming back or even killing them. experts say exercise is not meant to replace traditional treatments, but to act in concert with them. >>> and if you are not eating healthy and exercising issues you may be aging more quickly than other people. researchers studied mice and said one group, a healthy diet and the other group a fast food diet. half of each group had access to an exercise wheel. while both groups benefited from being active, the fast food were more likely to exper

officials. inside the top secret data. those stories and hit-and-run in northd miami beach. >> they have released his identity with a clue that they hope will lead to the capture of him. >> no one in her north miami beach neighborhood knew until now. >> the car hit lilia may have been this older model toyota or honda. it's silver. >> we're looking to talk to the driver of the vehicle. they were in the area. >> a car hit her and didn't stop. >> it surprises me what will happen. it's something i never expected. >> reporter: speeding cars are a reality on this 19th avenue. even though the speed limit is a mere 30 miles an hour. >> a guy come through here last night doing about 100 it's ridiculous. >> i you need to turn yourself in. you need to come and talk to us and let us know what happened. it's very important for your family. >> reporter: it's a silver older model toyota or honda. if you know anything, give them a call, or call crime stoppers. joan murray, cbs 4 news. >>> when plane passengers attack. >> dramatic video re

official u.s. data did show that production fell to its lowest level since november 2014. that is good news for those looking at wether or not the supply forces will kick in here. as you can see, wti crude just barely positive, but overall up about 34.64 at this level. let's get back to jobs friday. here it is. we're trying to nail the number because the u.s. nonfarm payrolls data is due at 14:30 cte. the dow jones estimate indicates that 200,000 jobs were created last month. that compares to a previous increase of about 151,000. the employment rate is expected to remain at the same level at 4.9%. we have been looking at adp payrolls on the private side wednesday. that surprise to the upside. weekly jobless claims holding strong yesterday as well. louisa? >> so wpp shares have been paring gains after the ceo struck a cautious tone on 2016. the world's largest advertiser posted a 7.7% rise in full-year net profits with sales outpacing forecasts. but in terms of payout, it hiked the dividend as well by 17% to more than 44 pence per share. goldman sachs raised its price targe

is the absence of official intelligence data aa concern that this might be the emergence of a blind spot? >> obviously we are worried a lot about various terrorist groups which is something we pay a lot of attention to and something i would say one of, a focus understandably on counterterrorism. it does have somewhat of a deforming effect on analysis more generally. wegenerally. we like it nigeria and there is not much nigeria. there is not a lot. it does mean that in some ways we understand or are able to identify networks and targets better than we are at understanding where these people are coming from comeau why they are doing this color is going. yes, we are concerned, and the absence of a lot of intelligence is a problem, but it is obviously one that we spent a lot of effort on with respect to the terrorist groups. >> demonstrated why you are such a fantastic choice. offer a round of applause. >> we thank you all for coming, and you can find out about future events by going to our site on twitter. hope you join us for the next event. thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] [

officials say all the data was retrieved and is now being analyzed. >>> authorities in belgium released moving video of a mysterious man in a dark hat seen along side two of the suicide bombers at the brussels airport. the lawmen are desperately trying to identify him and track him down. officials think there are at least two bombers out there. the authorities arrested a journalist but he has been released and four more victims died bringing the death toll to 35. >>> and the democratic presidential race, hillary clinton ahead in the delegate count despite bernie sanders win in three states. and both are looking afederal -- ahead to wisconsin. >>> and speaking to those in wisconsin, saying that the future of the supreme court will hang in the balance of the election. warning that donald trump will will division. and both case -- kasaich and cruise were working. >>> and heidi cruz, the wife of ted cruz cancelled her fundraiser this weekend. she will be on the trail in wisconsin. the new jersey event will be rescheduled. >>> and less than an hour to register to vote for the pennsylvania pr

. >> reporter: newark officials released a trove of data dating back to 2012. and above the federal lead levels. a districtwide memo sent in 2014 telling custodians to flush the fountains and thinks for 30 32nd the day but the epa recommends that process be about 10 minutes. this shows lead in newark has been a concern for years. the mayor released a statement saying in part it is obvious the state-controlled newark public schools have known about the we don't believe they deliberately hid the problem but we think it was a poor decision not to inform the public. ben: more on that throughout the morning. really is appalling. they knew about this going back years and it was not taken care of. juliet: other people are concerned about other buildings in the city. ben: a lot of concerns. 50 confirmed cases of the zika virus in new york state and in each case the person who contracted the disease did so when traveling in tropical locations. heather: as we get close to mosquito season, governor cuomo is making plans to stop this virus from spreading. >> reporter: we h

data. officials warn that another attack is likely and possible. we'll have more on today's developments overseas coming up at 5:30. >>> education secretary pedro rivera made a stop in philadelphia today as part of his so-called schools that teach program. yesterday governor tom wolf said he would allowed the republican state budget to become law without his signature but a new budget needs to be in place by july. >>> and turning to the forecast today was the definition of spring across the delaware valley, lets head outside and look at sky 6 hd showing you penned landing and ac weather is tracking showers for tomorrow morning before the sun returns and sticks around through easter, adam joseph is in for cecily tonight outside with the forecast. >> reporter: sunny today many areas went into the upper 60s and near 70, but the numbers are dropping north and east of philadelphia, because of a cold front, it's called a back door front because it comes in from the north and east an opposite direction of our typical system. new york 50 and philadelphia 6

. >> reporter: data officials would not allow us to see the you -- of the new units or a test of the new units but they do say none of the files with dna samples were affected. some criminal defense advocates aren't sure and believe additional testing may be needed to allay fears. >>> a legislative analysis says raising california's minimum wage could be costly to taxpayers. governor brown and the state legislature have reached an agreement to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2022. an analysis shows that with cost to taxpayers -- that would cost taxpayers an additional billion dollars a year in taxes. the senate could begin work on raising the minimum wage as soon as tomorrow. >>> investigating the case of a stolen dog. surveillance video shows a man pick up the dog and walked out of a san francisco store. how you may be able to help police catch a dog thief extract bay area businesses fight against a law in north carolina. they hope to repeal a law they say targets the transgender community. >>> plus, the line is growing outside this tesla store as the company gets ready to

occurring in china, but the direction has been down and all of the data we have been seeing, whether it is direct they coming out of china, official statements, or indirect data, in terms of take close -- trade flows, the general message has been pretty clear -- that things are slowing. vonnie: you at stifel, you are pretty constructive on the u.s. economy, as evidenced by the jobs report and so forth. where do you see treasuries going and the yield curve? sure. our overall call on the u.s. equity market is more favorable than the rest of the world. consequently, we have been overweight in the united states. when we think about the data, it has been fairly weak. we have to call it for what it is. the implement data, yes, it's good. but that's not a very good leading indicator. most of the data we have been following over the last year, year and a half, has been fairly weak. our overall call has been somewhat cautious. we have been underweight equities in our asset portfolios. our own fed, which had been in the forefront during the last cycle, has really liked behind some of the other banks, which have been far more aggressive in e

data. >> reporter: tepco officials have been waiting for this moment. >> translator: i'm very thankful we can off terrify ice wall. it's the biggest and last remaining option we have to tackle the problem of contaminated water. >> reporter: but some people doubt the $300 million plan will work. >> translator: the frozen soil will melt on its own if it's left on its own. it could melt one day. what do they do if some parts don't freeze. ideally it should be a solid wall that lasts a long time. >> reporter: tepco says it will take about six weeks for the wall to start functioning. whether or not it functions as planned remains to be seen. >>> world leaders are gathering in washington for a summit dedicated to preventing the use of the most destructive weapons. the nuclear security summit will focus on terrorism threats, and it takes place in the shadow of the brussels attacks. security is tight around the convention center and hotels where the leaders will stay. they will spend two days discussing ways to prevent terrorists using nuclear materials. white house officials say it includes the

the boxes are badly battered but officials have started to recover data that could answer why the jet plunged to the ground and burst into flames. all 62 people onboard were killed. investigators say the pilot tried to land during bad weather. >>> cleveland based sherwin williams is expanding. announced plans to purchase the move will broaden the company's reach in asia and europe. it will close this time next year but subject to approval by val shareholders. >> the the average price for gas has jumped 17 cents a gallon. we did find prices of cleveland's east side at 1.69, the hike is due to growing demand for gas across the country and higher crude oil prices. >>> you know what? it is not just gas prices you may have noticed prices on the grocery store staple are creeping up a little bit and i is not just beef taking a bigger bite out of your wallet. consumer reporter john matarese has a warning about a number of items costing you more this year. >>> gas may be cheaper than in a decade but a trip to the than it did ten years ago. that's according to the government. shoppers like nata

data. officials say at least two people in the health bureau now have access, what no one can say for sure is why there is such a high concentration of lead poisoning in the county. >> do you worry about lehigh count sne. >> i worry they have some of the oldest housing stock in the country. >> with unanswered questions about the lead levels in his community, dr. unger is focused on prevention. >> the cure is prevention. the cure is finding where it's coming from. >> he says the only way to do that is to test every child and pinpoint a source. now it's not just lead point. recent tests have found lead in drinking water. testing showed water at allentown high school, union terrace and northeast middle school in bethlehem all contained lead, those schools are doing their own testing and using bottled water until they get the results. for the investigators, mitch blacher, "nbc 10 news." >>> tomorrow at 4:00 our living with lead series continues, the nbc 10 investigators are empo r empowering parents with ways you can minimize the risk of lead poisoning in your home. >>> today in southwest phil

it started as an emergency response to a crisis and allegations that officials were manipulating wait time data. >> i believe that veterans should be able to choose in their community if there is a local provider they want to go to, they should have that choice. >> we checked the most recent wait time data for charlotte and we found about 11% of vets are sill waiting more than 30 days to get an appointment. earlier this week veterans had the chance to see a new va health care facility in the clinic on tyvola road has been years in the making. veterans will still have to go to salisbury if they need er or urgent care. >>> we've got good news. we could see a plentiful peach crop in south carolina. growers and agricultural officials say during the winter there is just enough cool weather to insure a good crop. no late season cold snaps means that the fragile peach blossoms are still intact. last year south carolina produced about 70,000 tons of peaches. second only to california. great weather makes you want to sit outside and enjoy a nice peach. i love how this is shaping up. >> it feels like sum

these are our official data. the murder rate in chicago increased approximately 18% during the first six months of 2015. at that rate it's a 36% increase in murders in chicago in one year. this is a dramatic, unbelievable surge in murder. another example is atlanta. the d.e.a.'s atlanta office reported an increase of heroin availability from a rating of stable in the first half of 2013 to high just a year later. according to the f.b.i.'s crime statistics, the murder rate in atlanta increased by approximately 15% in the first six months of 2015. this is an unsustainable thing. you know the old rule, a 7% increase, your money doubles in ten years. you get 15%, 18% increases in six months, well, that's 30% in one year. you're doubling the crime rate in three years. the murder rate. at a november hearing of the senate caucus on international narcotics, i asked d.e.a. deputy director jack riley about these drug distribution networks and the people in the local communities pushing the drugs, selling the drugs and colle

. >> google's parent company tweeted it will work to get transit data to city officials. san francisco gets $100,000 to expand it's proposal. the winner announced in june. >> the starving artist stereo type is becoming the homeless artist. >> meet the philanthropists making sure artists still have a place to live and work in the city. >>> a popular san francisco stadium, not everyone is looking stadium, not everyone is looking forward to the changes. what will you do?ctric nissan leaf... ♪ how far will you go? ♪ how much will you see? ♪ electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. ♪ >>> once the home of the san francisco 49ers, now, the home of a san francisco delta professional soccer team. the city voted to support the team. >> not everybody is happy with plans to change the stadium. and lyannne explains what is at stake here. >> city's recreation and park department listened to fans. the team's ceo promised no taxpayer dollars will be used. >> we'll spend tens of millions of dollars to

. >> google's parent company tweeted it will work to get transit data to city officials. san francisco gets $100,000 to expand it's proposal. the winner announced in june. >> the starving artist stereo type is becoming the homeless artist. >> meet the philanthropists making sure artists still have a place to live and work in the city. >>> a popular san francisco stadium, not everyone is looking forward to the changes. >>> once the home of the san francisco 49ers, now, the home of a san francisco delta professional soccer team. the city voted to support the team. >> not everybody is happy with plans to change the stadium. and lyannne explains what is at stake >> city's recreation and park department listened to fans. the team's ceo promised no taxpayer dollars will be used. >> we'll spend tens of millions of dollars to go to make this a reality. >> the team will be a member of the north american soccer league. a division below the major league division. >> there will be extra foot traffic, extra business. >> one is happier than the owner of kezar pub across the stadium. >>

election officials say it started with the data glitch which mixed up numbers on the ballots order forms and send fewer ballots to orange county polling places they needed many morning. 52 precincts across orange county ran out of ballots in . -- endpoints. one worker showed up, many voters left because they said they did not have time to wait. >> how do we run out of ballots? to me it does not make sense. >> i like to speak my voice and i felt like i was being left out. >> orange county supervisor of elections tells us he's not sure who is responsible for the mixup but they are looking into it. elections officials were also hand delivering absentee ballots to anyone who missed the chance to vote because of the mixup and officials asked governor. scott to extend poll hours but he denied it and call shortly before 7 pm. >>> the marion county voters approved a 1 percent sales tax for four years to fund public safety capital needs and road projects for the county. january 1. >>> some voters want to the polls in orlando met by group pushing for new ballot measure for the 2016 general electio

licenses almost up to 5 percent from 2014 ohio issued about 58,000 percent official devote 500 licenses denied about 1100 applicants data compiled by sheriffs in the counties report the bigig statistics to the attorney general's office and backg westside market will be open on sunday next month then vendors do not have to open unless i want to, and some say adding ours goes against the law tradition but several vendors say it would be great for business the city also planning to expand a parking lot and 100 new spaces. >> cedar point laced with pictures release the pictures of the new record-setting rollercoaster valravn . pi the world tossof fastest and longest dive coaster will be carried more than 20 stories to the top to a 23-foot tall height and speed so 75 mph the open for the school after a questionable target was an emotional dayhi at massillon high and butler county near cincinnati and 40 euros i-40 osuna walked into the cafeteria started firing shots to students for hit st the police and grief counselors were on hand today to help ease any fears or concerns they might have .. >> just felt like a normal day the

data. that officially ends the case against apple that has refused to comply with the f.b.i.'s request. >>> now the method used to get in the iphone is a mystery but the department of justice says that it will continue a law enforcement effort to gather data from the inscripted devices. >> the death toll from a suicide bombing is now at 70 targeting christians. the country observed a three day mourning period. >> it prompted a security crack down. connor powell has more. >> reporter: in the 70 dead and 300 wounded and now the investigation begins to yesterday's easter bombing in pakistan. targeting christians gathered for a celebration in a park. >> what will be more painful to me than thisalmost the whole family is gone. >> funerals under way for the victims. so are raids in extremist groups. >> a break away group now loyal to isis claiming responsibility for the bombings that they say was in specifically at the christian community. but authorities say that so far most of the victims appear to be moslems. local activists calling for national unity in the face of violent extre

going to "the new york times," the case is pushing government officials on how to access whatsapp data. the facebook company made it all but impossible to read messages or eavesdrop on conversations even with the judge's order. administrationma in silicon valley's crosshairs once again. facebook and google are also planning to increasing corruption of user data. the auditor general has accused the state oil company of failing to remit $16 billion into government coffers. the findings were presented in a report to lawmakers at the national assembly. years of corruption have halted economic development in africa's largest economy. nigeria is also missing its worst economic crisis in decades as falling oil prices hit revenues. whereyed in nigeria next, the rock 'n roll-themed hard rock cafe has officially launched in lagos. it is in one of the commercial capital's most exclusive locations. it comes at a time when companies in nigeria are struggling with the ongoing run and shoot crisis, but hard rock's chief executive said he was not deterred by the risks. >> we have seen also the differe

if the mountain of data is found to be authentic, officials say it would be one of the biggest counter intelligence triumphs so far in the war against isis. >> laura: a newspaper in germany also confirms it received a smaller amount of similar isis files. >> brian: high-flying action caught on camera aboard a spirit airlines flight from baltimore to l.a. a brawl broke out between a group of women on the plane. cell phone video shows a lot of hair pulling, there's pushing, shoving, someone even tries to land a punch. this is fairly ridiculous. witnesses say it started over loud music on the flight. once flight attendants announced police had been called, things settled down. >> laura: my goodness. coming up on cleveland 19 news, announcement about its all-day breakfast menu. >> brian: and he became famous when his mug shot went viral. women were calling him the, quote, hot fella. now he's out of prison. see what's in his future straight ahead. >> laura: 35 kids braving the >> laura: we are going to go back out live to reporter paul orlousky who's been following that explosion and fire a

officials online. russian hackers are classified data on behalf of someone who is angry over perceived police brutality. multiple agencies are investigating. >>> 3, 2, one, zero, blastoff. >>a successful liftoff for space x tonight from cape canaveral. they're talking 9 rockets taking up communication satellites into orbit. this was the 4th attempt to get the rocket off for this mission. the new satellite will service parts of asia and the indian ocean region. >>> a pretty sickening scene caught on camera as a student a taxi teacher. this happened in tallahassee. the student punches the teacher in the face and then continues to beat him until he falls to the floor. the 17-year-old is charged with aggravated assault. incident. >>after nearly a year in space, scott kelly is back and home -- at home in the us. he is talking about readjusting to life on earth. >> i have an issue with my skin -- because it hadn't touched anything for so long -- any significant contact, it is very sensitive . it is almost like a burning feeling wherever i sit or lie or walk. >>that doesn't sound pleasant. he said he kept his

officials found the black box and voice data recorders, but they're badly damaged from friday's crash. flydubai flight 981 went down in strong winds killing all 62 people on board. >>> the marine killed in iraq yesterday has been identified. staff sergeant lewis cardin of temecula, california was 27 years old. he died in an isis rocket attack about 60 miles outside mosul. >> pope francis made his debut on instagram just in time for palm sunday. his new account already has over 1.4 million followers. here is allen pizzey. >> reporter: pope francis abandoned his prepared palm sunday text to compare what he called refugees arriving in europe to those who washed their hands of jesus ahead of his crucifixion. making use of the wider audience the special day provided is typical pope francis. this weekend he embraced a way to reach out instagram. a sign he called beginning is a new journey. he picked up 1 million followers in 12 hours. the pope tweets in nine languages including latin to more than 25 million followers. he doesn't type his own tweets. usually quotes from his speeches. but app

economic data, two said officials are stealing the spotlight. brainerd saying that they need prudent hikes. this is what stanley fischer said at a separate event in washington. >> it is sometimes argued that the link between inflation must have been broken. i don't believe that. rather, the link has never been very precise, but it exists, and we may well at present be seen the first stories in the increase of the inflation rate, something which the fed would like to have happen. carol: recent reports suggest shaken up thes affects of financial volatility from earlier in the year, but the question now is, is the worst behind us? alan gayle is with us right now. great to have you here with us. you see the environment we are in. where are we in this market cycle, in this economic cycle? alan: first of all, thanks for having me. i still think we have a way to go to the upside in this cycle, in this economic expansion. but i would say in managing the we areion strategies, cautiously optimistic in positioning portfolios. -- wee have seen here look at

officials have started to recover data. all 62 people on-board the plane were killed. >>> in the race to the white house, the fbi is investigating a threatening letter sent to donald trump's sister. she got the letter on friday. last week, trump's son eric received a threatening letter, urging the presidential front >>> a man caught on video punching and kicking a protester at a trump rally is charged with assault with injury. tony petway was arrested inside saturday's rally after he attacked a protester who was being escorted out. trump says petway was offended by the protester because he was allegedly wearing a kkk outfit. >>> apple set to release its latest creation today. >> this event is expected to be smaller than in past years. the venue holds fewer reporters and guests. the headliner is a smaller version of the iphone and a smaller version of the ipad pro. some market research says there's a big demand for going back to the smaller phones. >>> twitter turns 10 today. the first tweet was sent out on >>> the return of

officials say the cockpit voits and data recorders were badly damaged.ay they're looking at the weather conditions, pilot error, or equipment problems as the possible cause of that crash. >>> aboard a flight from washington state to hawaii, she said she was watching a movie on her iphone thursday night when flames started shooting out of the device. as person said the fire was quickly put out and the plane made it safely to honolulu. it left her shaken and she described what happened on a skype interview from hawaii. >> i flipped it off on to the ground and it got on to the seat and the flames were getting higher and a bunch of people stood up. >> no one was jird. t investigating. >>> telephone scam targeting pg&e customer. the caller is demanding payment for past due bills and threatens to cut off electricity is immediate payment isn't received. they demand to pay by paypal. they never request immediate payment over the phone with prepaid cards. >>> zuckerburg had a rare meeting with china's propaganda minister. he's the person who oversees china's fire

officials say they have the blackbox and voice data recorders, but they're badly damaged from friday's crash. fly-dubai flight 981 went down in strong winds, killing all 62 people on board. >>> the marine killed in iraq yesterday has been identified, be lewis cardoon temecula, pope francis made his debut on instagram, just in time for palm sunday. he already has over 1.4 million followers. >> reporter: pope francis abandoned his prepared palm sunday text to compare what he called "indifference" to migrants and refugees arriving in europe to those who washed their hands of jesus ahead of his crucifixion. making use of the wider audience the special day provided is typical francis, and this weekend he embraced another way to reach out-- instagram-- a sign-up he called "beginning a new journey." he picked up one million followers in 12 hours the pope already tweets in nine languages, including latin, to more than 25 million followers. he doesn't type his own tweets, usually quotes from his speeches, but approves every one. his instagram pictures will be chosen by a senior media adviser, a

official says it will be difficult to extract data from a plane that crashed in southern russia killing all 52 passengers on board. both black boxes were badly damaged. the fly dubai airlines flight nosedived and exploded while trying to land and strong winds saturday. investigators are looking into possible causes for the crash including crew error, tactical barrier and bad weather conditions. >>> a wildfire continues to burn on oahu. the fire started thursday night and has scorched more than 2000 acres. six helicopters, 40 emergency personnel, have struggled to get a hold of the fire because 90% of it is burning in areas only accessible by air. along with the dry, rugged terrain, strong wind have been making it difficult for firefighters who hope some rain will eventually help them put out the fire. >>> the calendar says it's a spring but it looks more like the dead of winter in parts of the northeast. massachusetts. snow fell in the area most of the night, but it won't be tomorrow's forecast calls for sunshine with a high of only 42. >> i have always been intrigued by the name, falmo

japanese officials have released a key piece of economic data, ai uchida joins us from the business desk. >> i have consumer prices for you. an analysts did expect a slight increase of 0.1%, but this morning's figures come out unchanged, and that's for last month. officials at the internal affairs ministry say the consumer price index, that includes oil products, but not fresh food, is flat for february, from the same month last year. this is the second month in a row of zero growth. but when energy and all types of food are excluded, the gauge was up, rising 0.8% year on year. that rose, that figure rose for the 29th consecutive month. >>> let's check in on markets. stock prices ended marginally higher. dow jones and nasdaq inched up about 0.10%. 17,515. the nasdaq 4,773. so let's see the reaction here in tokyo this friday, for that we'll go to ramin. what are you seeing over there? >> good morning. very little momentum to speak of from the u.s. and european markets, but we have seen the dollar rising just a touch, so that might be a positive guide for exporters, and quite frankly, we'r

officials have already recovered the flight data recorders. >> the jet reportedly tried to land aborted that effort circled for two more hours and was making a second attempt when it went down short of the runway. this surveillance video appears to show the crash of the fireball in the distance. the boeing 737 belonged to fly dubai airlines with 55 passengers including four children and seven crew were on board. fly dubai says our hearts go out to the families and friends of those involved. this is a fairly new low cost carrier that started operations in 2009. it has a good safety record with no previous crashes. top russian officials are headed to the crash site to over see the investigation. >>> back here at home we are following the storm pattern headed our way this morning. a live look right now there at dab loe where it's cloud and low fog hanging in. >> beautiful picture but not the clear skies we enjoyed this week. let's send it over to rosemary. i saw the winds picking up and the clouds coming in. >> the low clouds and fog rolled in and the on shore breeze dropped off quite a bi