intersection. >> and they did a great document with a lot of return analysis we could discuss that offline or - and we're okay in terms of the inception like like 2007 for both; right? but not individual years disclosed. >> that's correct. >> the volatility looks at lower than the the benchmark and yeah. it is significantly lower marginally lower. >> has the separation excuse me. is returns are very strong and this is an informational on or about. >> what's the separation think is s&p. >> but that the 35. >> which is normal. >> 8.4 or 4 or 5 is really good. >> the separation was twice as u.s. public equity. >> in returns are aspire. >> yes. >> yes. >> the s&p are the same time period it is starting in spring of 2007 that is different. >> in china a wider returns of individual stocks that means the values of security is that much more significant. >> yes. those fees are high for the managers for example, roughly for the active managers may be one base point is a high fee for a u.s. or international manager this this is 2 percent and 20 believe that was presented. >> with an and a half and 2

i will take the answer offline. >> host: before you do you said you had been in guantanamo? we will never know.er [laughter] you say you are not paid as his lawyer what about other people? means? have thehe >> i cannot speak to everyone but thee majoritypoc who have represented have done so for free and pay for travel out of their own pockets.con k there are two nonprofithich groups one is the aclu there is no pot of money to draw many of our expenses my law partner has paid all expenses since the beginning >> they practice different things. one of the leaders with civil-rights and personal injury with the international criminal defense on lawyer senate, he spent on this case? >> when we were mitigatingi that petition and that was pretty much my life but now i would say maybe nowjune because we have a hearing set up in june i will be tirelessly and tell them is the periodic review board to determine if mohamedou is the current a threat to the national security of thr the united states. >> who will hear that? >> 83 member panel will decide it will be set up by a one place and

it could be offline viewing. you can watch amazon prime offline.e "wall street journal" is reporting federal prosecutors as part of the investigation into the bay area blood testing company theranos. we brought you this exclusive interview with the ceo and founder monday. we did not know about a criminal investigation. we knew about the securities and exchange commission. we've been reporting developments to you for months. the claim they can test a tiny drop of blood, the best minds in the blood testing world could not figure out how they did it. >> people's health and livelihood in the balance there. >>> 6:27. do you believe in ghosts? some spotted a spooky sight. don't laugh, it could be true. >> we established the fact laura believes in ghosts. >> i've been to this hotel. it's spooky. >> this was taken by a visitor to the stanley hodel where laura stayed. real believers say these two figures at the top of the staircase, a child and lady dressed in black. the hotel was the inspiration for stephen king's "the shining." workers say it was haunted.

intersection. >> and they did a great document with a lot of return analysis we could discuss that offliner - and we're okay in terms of the inception like like 2007 for both; right? but not individual years disclosed. >> that's correct. >> the volatility looks at lower than the the benchmark and yeah. it is significantly lower marginally lower. >> has the separation excuse me. is returns are very strong and this is an informational on or about. >> what's the separation think is s&p. >> but that the 35. >> which is normal. >> 8.4 or 4 or 5 is really good. >> the separation was twice as u.s. public equity. >> in returns are aspire. >> yes. >> yes. >> the s&p are the same time period it is starting in spring of 2007 that is different. >> in china a wider returns of individual stocks that means the values of security is that much more significant. >> yes. those fees are high for the managers for example, roughly for the active managers may be one base point is a high fee for a u.s. or international manager this this is 2 percent and 20 believe that was presented. >> with an and a half and 20.

it could be offline viewing. you could watch prime offline. how about netflix? let's check the rest of the news before the bell. good morning, landon. >> hi. welcome back. some of the big names report quarterly numbers today like goldman sacks, johnson and johnson and yahoo. dow closing up to 18,004. >> thank you. >> be on the lookout for a stolen truck. the internet archives says this truck was stolen from the richmond district headquarters. they say it's very recognizable. one person tweeted judging by how far away you parked it from the curb, it probably got towed. the internet is not inside so it's safe. >> good. it is very distinctive. >> should be no issue tracking. how about tracking down ghosts. do you believe in them? some spot a spooky sight in a photo at a hotel. >> you seem like you don't believe. take a look at this. >> i'm very skeptical. >> reality check this. here is the snapshot that's gone viral. real believers say they see two eerie looking figures. stanley hodel was the inspiration for stephen king's "the shining." workers there said it's hau

it turns out that and other netflix shows you'll be able to watch it offline.> reporter: this could be coming. netflix' ceo says the company is open to the idea of letting users download shows and movies instead of just streaming them. and that way they will be able to watch programming when they're offline like on planes or on subways. so i'm certainly welcoming the idea, as well. >> a lot of people are. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. >>> time now 5:41. a surfer captures something so amazing it almost looks like it was fake. he talks to us next. >> and a live look out at 880 in oakland right now. you got some cars on the road there, some hot spots. gianna will be back to let us know where they are. ,,,,,,,,,, on his legendary quest, jack created a breakfast worth waking up for. the triple cheese and hash brown breakfast burrito. with provolone, cheddar, pepperjack, and a crispy hash brown. then he announced it to the world in the most legendary way. ah-hem. ♪triple cheeeeeese! the triple cheese and hash brown breakfast burrito. hurry in before it

japan's nuclear reactors went offline one by one for regular inspections after the fukushima daiichi nuclear accident in 2011. and japanese officials introduced stricter rules for them to be switched back on. they require plant operators to create measures for more severe accidents. five reactors have already passed the screen. and by february, four of them have been switched on. two are at the sendai nuclear plant. two are at the takahama plant, and one at ikata is waiting to restart. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: but in takahama, a district court accepted a petition for residents and ordered the facility to stop operations. >> translator: we managed to convey to the court just how passionately we feel about this issue. >> reporter: and another plant could face a similar fate. a group of lawyers said there are about 30 provisional injunctions and suits across japan. nhk conducted a survey about how people felt about restarting. 15% were in support. 44% opposed and 35% were undecided. they will focus on the safety of the nuclear plant itself. and observers say the number of cour

. >> through the course of the program they've taken things offline, they've capped them, they've gone through and removed equipment at the source. >> reporter: identifying water with high lead levels is just a first step. senate president steve sweeney says onto the state is going have to figure out a way to replace aging infrastructure contaminated with lead. >> it's going to be very expensive but it's something we can't ignore. we're poisoning children and that's not acceptable. >> reporter: just ask little rj's mom. >> but i feel really bad because like now he got to live with this for the rest of his life. >> reporter: last year in new jersey there were more than 3,000 new cases reported of kids under six with elevated lead levels. live in new jersey in trenton, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." >> thank you, nor ranch now to our presidential election coverage for you. donald trump back on the campaign trail after taking a few days off and while he was gone ted cruz was able to get all the delegates in colorado. they hold a convention there by the way instead of a primary

and it's all happening offline. ♪ >> the via fondazza in central bologna is a community in itself.ardacchione knows all of his neighbors, and they all know each other. even in italy it's the kind of , atmosphere you now only see in small towns. >> before, people were used to staying in the square after the office, speaking to people as in the villas when i was a child, for instance. now, the people are running here and there, and closed into the apartment. >> nardacchione helped to reverse that trend. in 2013, he and a friend founded the first social street on the via fondazza. nardacchione and his family were new in town, and didn't have any friends. so, he started a facebook group where residents could chat. more importantly, however, they were urged to pack away their laptops, go out and meet each other in person. >> the real-world street now ps host to music concerts, workshops and street parties. the friendly-neighborhood concept has caught on in style. there are now over 200 social streets in italy, and over 400 worldwide. >> now, after three years with social street on via f

they plan to resume operations at other domestic factories soon but some plants will remain offline forow. executives estimate the suspension will delay production of about 58,000 vehicles as of late april. they say employees may have to work overtime and on weekends to make up for lost time. toyota is aiming to strengthening the production of fuel-efficient cars in china. company officials reveal plans to produce and sell plug-in hybrids in the world's largest auto market. they say they will sell plug-in hybrid editions of the77 their carolla. they can be recharged from external power sources. there's a growing demand for echo-friendly vehicles in china since the government tightened restrictions on emissions and introduced incentives for fuel-efficient cars. the incentives don't cover toyota's conventional hybrid vehicles. they're hoping they'll apply to the plug-in hybrids. they are aiming to capture a growing demand for eco-friendly vehicles. they say the decision reflects the firm's commitment to the chinese market. >>> checking the markets. cautious investments locked in gains on

number of major producers, maybe not saudi but whether it's cab stan, russia, production is coming offline. a two-part question. currency first and the fact of the matter is you're seeing some production pullback. >> yeah, on the currency, of course, there is normally an inverse relation between the dollar and the price of the commodities there and commodities are not dollar denominated at all and commodities tend to fall and vice versa. however, it's a question of really you're trying to balance that influence in light of the fundamentals. given commodity market. right now in oil we investigation ses supply and that is trumping financial factors like -- like the weakening of the dollar recently. now, as far as production around the worl and that's after eight consecutive quarters of inventory built globally, right, so at this stage, you know, the oil price is coming off and i think we're going to probably return to the lows that we saw in january and february so probably 30 wti is reasonable. >> harry, thanks so much for joining us. so, again, we'll revisit the lows, he says and we won't

just as we are offline.cause we can be anonymous and cloak our identity, it's not an excuse to be evil. ♪ >> we put out a song that we wrote last year as a form of therapy for us. it was called "can't break me." the whole song was basically my message to my ex. what i would say to him. ♪ that you >> reporter: using that remarkable voice is a source of power for chrissy, one she hopes will inspire others. >> he wanted to ruin me and he wanted to hurt me. and he succeeded in that. but he couldn't silence me forever. ♪ alive alive alive >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm juju chang in new york. >>> next up, a restful getaway on the beach? not for the danger tourist who sees a vacation being on the front lines of a gun battle in iraq, one of the many zany thrill seekers looking for a little fear in their fun. >>> and april fools. big companies getting in on the joke. check out burger king's french humira for more than ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of infla

. >> translator: the reactor has been offline for about five years. we will rigorously carry out the inspecections in a carefulul an deliberate manner. >> the reactor is designed to use conventional fuel and a type a mixture of plutonium extracted from spent fuel and uranium. the plant's operator planso restart the reactor in late july. >> april means the start of the school year for students here in japan while they face appreciate academic challenges it's their parents who often struckle at this time of year. nhk world's takafumi terui explains why. >> reporter: april in japan is marked by more than just the famous displays of cherry blossoms. it's also a time for budding students to start university. entrance ceremonies are being held across the country toto sh off their curriculum. the president of the tokyo university of technology gave a rare speech in english. >> do not hesitate to see the world as you shape your own future. [ applause ] >> reporter: and helping them shape that future is their parents. each year, more and more are in the audien

as a result parts of the rutgers university campus and offline. >> some of the buildings will be out most likely until later in the evening. we are bringing in portable generators to serve st. michael's hospital which is operating on their own generator power right now. >>> psge says the outage is contain to the downtown area. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> russia says it's war planes respected all safety rules when they buzzed the united states navy destroyer more than 30 times over two days. the white house has called the simulated attack passes unsafe. cbs 2's david martin has more. >> lower the bridge wing. below the bridge wing. >>reporter: the russian planes raced by the u.s. navy destroyer low and fast over and over, these pictures taken from on board the ship showed just how dangerously close they came during some of those passes. >> over the bow, right turn, over the bough. with the commander of the u.s.s. donald cook described as a simulated attack profile, although they carried no weapons under their wings. a total of 31 runs over two days. on monday the

well, it is now offline after short-circuiti short-circuiting. engineers investigated the mishap, found the charred remains of the weasel near a gnawed-through power cable. the shutdown comes as the collider is working on the higgs boesen, the so-called god particle discovered in 2012 and considered a cornerstone of particle fizz i icks. getting the machine fully ready to smash particles again may take two weeks. >>> japan is abandoning a telescope worth $750,000 three months after it launched. the space telescope was intended to shed new light on black holes and supernovas deep in space. now the telescope has been spinning wildly. a two-solar array panels broke off rendering it virtually impossible to get the satellite back on track. >>> visitors to the golden gate bridge won't find any parking during popular days this summer. give you a live look from our golden gate bridge cam. you can see a fair amount of traffic, certainly a pretty sight. it can be much heavier during peak hours as drivers wait for parking on both ends. now, to help keep tra

. >>> workers are on strike, and some customers are offline. check out these pictures showing verizon cables cut. next, hear what the phone and cable provider says about the crime and the ongoing labor dispute. >>> also, raging inferno. an electrical problem and wind combine to torch these houses. hear why this isn't the first time homeowners here have dealt with tragedy. >>> it's 14 minutes past 4:00. good morning, upper darby. 45 degrees here right now. have a good day, guys. >>> verizon says it's -- verizon reports 24 cases of wire cutting, including seven in pennsylvania and 11 in new jersey. among the locations, which you can see on this map, are philadelphia, medford, willingboro. cut cables and damage to verizon network facilities have affected hundreds of customers. verizon says it finds the timing of the vandalism suspicious but fell short of blaming any of the 39,000 workers on the picket lines. >> acts like this, you know, they're not fun and games. they're reckless, they're malicious, and they're dangerous. >> the unions wouldn't co

and reach out, connect, and then take it offline. get to know them and understand they're business. as you get to know each other, you will be more likely to recommend each other's business. the other thing is leverage your knowledge in the community to share some insight that helps other businesses succeed. we had an insurance agent introduce himself to the community in kansas, and he came out with tips for business openers looking to understand their policy when they are employees having their personal vehicle drive a customer to a product. it set that person up as the go-to expert on insurance in that community. >> and the next two together, your neighborhood and others in your industry. and the point about making connections here is that you don't have to reinvent the wheel, right? if you a question about parking on your street, perhaps your next door neighbor has dealt with it. if you're a cup cake store, and you want to know what machine to buy. >> absolutely, sometimes the answer is ten feet away through dry wall. the opportunity to open up the dialogue from a community or in

att now, the attack which wash discovered this past monday forced records systems offline prevented patientsts and leftinm staff unable to check e-mail messages or look up phonep pne numbers.er medstar operates 10 hospitalste in maryland ands d.c. >> 4:51 right now. n let's take a look at what's trending in our region the stories you're most with socially on our real track.track. fairfax officer on paid administrative leave following a fate at a time accident.t a a plan was warring dark clothing when he walkedn he wald against traffic along buehlerhl street in alexandria saturday night. >>> next up, hundreds rallying outside the white house thise wh weekend calling on presidentg obama to take marijuana off thmae list of tightly controlled substances.ta >>> republican front leader fro donald trump is calling on rival john kasich to drop out d of the race saying heing h shouldn't continue if he hasconn no hope of getting the nomination.ti >>> and a data leak accusing more than 100 of the world'sorld richest people of evading taxes and money laundering byg y hiding money in off shore companies.

and reach out to them, connect with them and take it offline, have a cup of coffee, spend ten minutesith them, get to know them and understand their business. as you get it know each other, you'll be more likely to recommend each other's business. the other thing you can do is simply leverage your knowledge within the kmoon to the share insight that helps other businesses succeed. we had an insurance agent that introduced himself to the community in kansas. where he basically came out with three tips for business owners looking to understand their insurance policy when they have employees using their personal vehicles to drive their product to a customer. and by doing that, not only did it spark a great conversation but it also set that person up as the go-to expert on insurance within that community. >> i'm going to do these next two together. your neighborhood and others in your industry. the point about making connections here is, you don't have to re-invent the wheel. if you have a question about parking on your street, perhaps your next door neighbor has already dealt with it or

we have a chart you provided that shows much oil is taken offline at $40 a barrel at 400,000 barrels a day. but you hit $50, and production goes up. is any rally self getting at the end of the day? >> it is a little bit self defeating when you get to the $ 55 to $70 range. it shows an implicit lag between the increase and response. our analysis is relating to 12-month futures price, not the spot surprise. which means that if the spot price rallies to $55, which is what we think will happen eventually over course of the dimension year, but if the forward price stays at $48, you will not get as much response as you anticipate at $55. most producers when it comes to hedging, they are going to look at the forward price, and when making the production decision, they are also going to look at the forward price, not necessarily so much the spot. so there is going to be a bit of a disconnect when the market does indeed turn into backwardation as inventories deadline. >> on market day, we saw how saudi arabia is on a mission to diversify beyond oil, programs private a'sing part of saudi aramk

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tries a desperation heave way offline.escape memphis with the win. >> we played decent enough in the first half. the run they made in the second half was -- there's still time left on the clock. the game meant a lot to us. it was a big win. >> klay doesn't need to come in for us to score. we need to come in and get stops. when we do that, we'll score. we need to stick with it. pick our intensity level up. >> and they'll get san antonio tomorrow. >>> jordan spieth on top of the leaderboard for the six th straight round. his partner today rory mcilroy looking to complete the grand slam with a win at the masters. jason day coming in, birdie putt on 14. back-to-back birdies at 1 under but ends the day even par. bernhard langer, three birdies in a row including the chip on 14. he's 1 under. rory in trouble. he hooks it into the drink. he'd get a double bogey. played himself, not out of the tournament but a 5 over 77. spieth birdies 12 to get to 4 under. threei]:kn holes. a 3 under 69. 2 under on the tournament. he's chasing spi

city officials scrambled to pull servers offline. three were compromised leaving e-mails and city files inaccessible. >> we have ten years of documents that we are not able to access. >> reporter: the hijackers held the files ransom demanding roughly $650 in bit coin. and sought assistance from law enforcement but is helpless. >> a problem cries out for the solution. and we don't have it at the local level. of ransomware, malware that security experts and law enforcement say is spreading nationwide. who should be concerned? >> everyone should be concerned. the number one issue facing the security. it is a very difficult thing to solve. >> reporter: the director of cybersecurity firm says the malware gets into people's computers often with a simple click. >> they prey on end-users willingness to click on the latest viral videos, prey on people's willingness to click on facebook links, they're even spending spam through e-mail in addition to using twitter. >> reporter: once a computer is infected it encrypts all files or locks the user

the attack which was discovered this past monday forced record systems offline prevented patients from booking appointments and left staff unable to check e-mail messages or look up phone numbers. med star operates 10 hospitals in maryland and the district. >> and no word yet if the washington monument will reopen tomorrow after it had to be shot down after a elevator malfunctioned. friday the elevator topped working as passengers exited on to the observation level. no one was trapped but all 86 visitors evacuated by walking down the stairs. the cause of the glitch is being investigated but this is the second time the washington monument was forced to close this week thanks to an elevator issue yet again. >> and speaking of tourist attractions, the cherry blossom blossom festival will continue tomorrow morning is one of the highlights of the annual event. the cherry blossom 10-mile run. the race starts on the washington monument grounds. at around 7:30 metro is opening two hours early for the 10-milers who need to get there. so many people i know race in that. >> i'm not a great runner

and it's all happening offline. ♪ >> the via fondazza in central bologna is a community in itself.cchione knows all of his neighbors, and they all know each other. even in italy it's the kind of , atmosphere you now only see in small towns. >>>> before, people were used to staying in the square after the office, speaking to people as in the villas when i was a child, for instance. now, the people are running here and there, and closed into the apartment. >> nardacchione helped to reverse that trend. in 2013, he and a friend founded the first social street on the via fondazza. nardacchione and his family were new in town, and didn't hahave y friends. so, he started a facebook group where residents could chat. more importantly, however, theyy were urged to pack away their laptops, go out and meet each other in person. >> the real-world street now ps host to music concerts, workshops and street parties. the friendly-neighborhood concept has caught on in style.. ththere are nonow over 200 socil streets in italy, and over 400 worldwide. >> now, after three years with social street on vi

calling this new thing-- it's a new strategy, they are calling their new stores, they're calling it "offline shopping." ( laughter ) this is really exciting. it's a new concept. >> jon: right. >> stephen: and i think this could be the start of a whole trend of online retailers going into the real world. for example, tinder could open a chain of singles bars-- ( applause ) >> jon: aw shucks! >> stephen: okay, tinder opens a chain of singles bars where their height. ( laughter ) if you don't like someone, you swipe them left. but if you do like them, you swipe them just right. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) or-- or the food delivery service "seamless" could open a restaurant, where you have to wait an hour and a half for your meal, and then it's brought to your table by a sad, wet man, wearing a garbage bag poncho, who you hand $3 without making eye contact. ( laughter ) or-- i would use this-- netflix could open a chain of movie theaters, where they're never showing exactly what you want. so most of the time, you just end up sort of half-watching "clueless" again while playing "bejewele

news started to trickle through that kuwait was taking as much as almost 2 million barrels per day offline because of this labor strike. >> yeah, and i think that is a big point. and just generally as you were saying, we are down 3%, that's a big intraday move, but 39, we are still close to 40. we are much closer to where we were. >> a lot farther than 25, which is where we were earlier in the year. energy markets are sensitive this morning. here's what the u.s. equity futures are doing. they are lower but they were a lot lower an hour ago. dow futures down 50. s&p down 6. nasdaq futures down 11. keep in mind, we are coming off the strong week for u.s. stocks fueled by better bank earnings. we'll get a lot more earnings this week, a lot of the big cat tech names like ibm, commodity producers like caterpillar later in the week and ge economy stocks. so earnings could set the tone if oil doesn't do something crazy. right now we are looking at the 3% slide. euro stocks opened lower 1.6%. they have since recovered their losses. the dow down .30%. a lot of comeback as we have seen the price of

other than the safety inspection day they took them offline for a day. you might recall in the blizzard of 2016 in january, all service had to be shut off. metro leaders saying at the time even running the underground would have have limited the crews to remove snow and ice around the clock which was the priority. michelle: almost 40,000 verizon workers hit the picket line to work for months without a contract. for them enough is enough. they are even marching in our area. kellye lynn is in falls church. it has been like that all long. do you know how long they will be out there? kellye: that is a good question. i posed that question to a local leader of the group and she tells me in the past the strikes have taken three to four weeks. the workers are planning to stay out here as long as it takes. they have been here since 6:00 a.m. this morning. installers, repairmen. customer service workers. construction workers. at issue is healthcare. fair wages. keeping jobs from going overseas. as well as being forced to travel outside of the area. verizon is tryi

but different circumstances people are in this educate but like to hear i mean, i asking can hear offline what policies and procedures but others will have decisions about the status but it is important to know what are the policies to move people into full - >> i want to say that number is discussed annually during the presentation there is a number i try to explain why we're low even it is what it is also supervisor wiener had mentioned a resolution that was passed by the board of supervisors that the board of supervisors by a majority vote had authorized or said we would like to see a larger mrovk above the 1971 number i want to make sure that resolution was not passed unanimously was not passed without controversy and the policy that was put in place was bays the size of police department on the population of san francisco when we voted on that resolution i had requested the budget analyst to do a report one of the best practices for looking staffing and in police department and population based staffing was one of the things not considered to be a real critical way to set the staffin

that's the way amazon allows some users to watch offline. the company is not interested in any m & a. they said there are no plans right now. and no technological reason netflix isn't interested in live programming. it doesn't quite fit with netflix's brand. facebook and google doubling down on live video, validates that netflix's bet of the future of video is very much digital. scott? >> julia boorstin live in the l.a. with more there. let's go right to bob peck, he's been monitoring the call from the red phone. neutral rating on the stock, $115 price target. bob, what are your thoughts? not only on the numbers, but what you've heard? >> high level it was a good quarter. they beat on the domestic and international. it's the guidance. the reason the guidance is interesting, about a third or so lower on the international side. just given that they've opened a bunch of markets, they thought it could be higher, particularly waning on rolling out the price increases. the profits was a little bit lower. content a little higher. talking about nega

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