here is olivia's are in, back from bali? yes, ukraine lost control of the eastern part of the country. progress and militants occupied more government buildings there and have occupied these buildings and proclaim themselves rulers of the people's republic. this comes as the u.s. and eu continue to accuse russia of fomenting the progress that milt -- the pro-russia military and the country. >> it just won't go away. the concern is that the money is going in the pockets of russia to pay off the ukraine gas bill. 1/3 of theolds about ukrainian debt in the next two years of any imf money you could say is going back to russia. in the same way that the aig bailout went to goldman sachs. dow begins the day at a new record high, 16,000 500 81 and the s&p 500 within seven points of a record. this happens on a day when the government reports the economy has basically stalled out. gdp grew in the first quarter by as the one percent weather was blamed and they talk about spending more on heating and the cost of obamacare kept gdp from

olivia munn.little excited. >> you just insulted olivia munn. i like them dirty. i like them homeless. >> olivia, call us. >> we'll be back. we'll be right back. >>> i wish you had been with us during the commercial. we're back with more of "today" on this booze day tuesday in our guys tell all panel. we want to welcome "the blacklist's" ryan eggold. >> combining it to our coast. we have on our manel, josh nodara, rick younger, chuck nice and bob guiney. >> paula who's 47 and divorced says this, i don't look my age. i look 35. i also prefer men in their 30s. how is a tactful way to let them know how old i am? >> you would never open with that. >> he could google you and find out how old you are. >> you need to establish what that person is looking for. sometimes age differences matter in some important things like if a person wants to have kids and you're older and you don't want to have a kid. >> i believe all good relationships start as a lie. >> and as you perpetuate that lie correctly, the rel

good work, olivia. you're almost there. olivia. you're almost there.t new thing in the world today. "first look" is up next. >>> good wednesday morning, everybody. right now on "first look," mers in the usa. a patient with a deadly virus comes in contact with 20 health care workers as global health officials rush to contain it. >>> sizzling san diego. massive wildfires are forcing more than 20,000 people to evacuate. 5% contained and winds making things worse. >>> bounce house horror! check it out. a massive wind lifts a bounce house into the air while three children are still playing inside. >>> plus, a major mining disaster with over 200 killed. we have breaking details. thanks for joining us, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. >>> we begin with breaking news

olivia stays with us. julie hyman joins in. bank of america. confident they will overcome an accounting mistake. >> number nine is facebook. nuven video metrix are coming video metrix are coming soon and will be available. >> dyna corp. regulators have fined the orp --y -- sina c regulators have fined the company 815 thousand dollars for unhealthy and indecent content. >> twitter. shareholders are holding onto the stock. stock will become eligible for sale tomorrow. is.umber six ariad pharmaceuticals. said the potential upside is dramatically lowered. nokia plans to spend 100 million dollars backing companies that develop intelligent hard technology, joining the likes of elon musk and google. i am looking at jpmorgan. the u.s. bank says that wall street's trading slump has deepened and could last until the second quarter. this is according to a new regulatory filing. >> pfizer reports first-quarter profits that the analyst estimates. pfizer is trying to buy astrazeneca for one of the biggest deals ever. it was not able to do so now because of t

olivia, mark. >> thanks so much.ing to get the listing of jd.com on the nasdaq in new york. the second e-commerce company in the world after alibab, which we are also expecting an ipo from. it will be closely watched. >> $19 each. the market value is 2.3 times. amazon is 1.9. >> also selling a stake to tencent holdings. who is trying to rival alibaba. that doesn't for "the pulse -- that does it for "the pulse." "surveillance" is coming up next from new york. ♪ 31 are killed in the west am a beijing is called anti-human and anti-society in the stock markets advanced higher as janet yellen considers a considerable time. mcdonald's wholesome and there'll shareholder meeting as protesting employees scream that we are worth more. good morning, everyone, this is "bloomberg surveillance." it is. thursday, may 22 i am tom keene and joining me is scarlet fu. and adam johnson. >> data was positive over night in china with the pmi rising. in europe, the services sector rose to the highest in almost for years. if there's a cavea

your friend, olivia. and her legislators worked on it.lawmakers sponsored the bill. it passed through the house, but then it turned out that this fairly harmless, fairly adorable official state fossil bill just didn't sit right with some members of the south carolina senate. one senator was so upset by this bill, he tacked on an amendment that would get rid of any more state symbols. no more state anythings, he said. but then another senator decided that he would let the state fossil bill go ahead, but he would add to it three full lines from the book of genesis in the bible. so the first line would say the mammoth would be our state fossil, but then there would be these new lines in the bill. quote, and god said bring forth the living creature after his kind, cattle and creeping thing and beast of the earth after his kind, and it was so and god made the beast of the earth after his kind and cattle after their kind and everything that creepeth upon the earth and god saw that it was good and god saw everything that he had had made and beho

the idea was hatched by an eight-year-old, olivia mcconnell.ran into trouble when senators tacked on language declaring mammoths were among god's creations as written in the bible. the amendment was eventually thrown out and olivia had her state fossil. >> when something's wrong, something has to be done about it. you can't just let it go. if someone out there who has a real big heart and believes strong, anyone can make a difference. >> o'donnell: you can't let it go. olivia, who wants to become an egyptologist, said history would have been lost had she not acted. some school girls are using their feet as well as their brains to learn math. that story is next. with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [male announcer] glucerna... it may seem strange, but people really can love their laxative. especially when it's miralax. it hydrates, eases, and softens, to unblock your system naturally

olivia sterns, i know you are back in new york.k as well into the conversation. i then mentioned, there has been a long relationship between the two and in fact, last year, taco bell, one of the big food service accounts at pepsico that work with them with the power of one that a.j. and lots of it doritos locos which has been a $1 billion seller for d no surprise he has been elevated to the position. takewould love to get your on the extraordinary flavors you have been sampling. but one thing i want to know about is obviously pepsico has been under pressure tom a particularly from tree on management, nelson peltz, who has been calling for coming to spin off the beverage business from snacks. nooyie ceo and -- indra say anything about that question mark >> has ago -- about that? months lookingen over their operations and they came out with a statement earlier today saying indra nooyi talked to the board and they decided it was best to stay together. in fact, i asked indra nooyi this morning, i asked her what about some of the propos

olivia sterns joins me. to give us the take.er coming in 288,000, the biggest monthly gain since 2012, well ahead of our survey for 218,000. the headline unemployment numbers dropping to six .3%. despite all that, futures are basically exactly where they were right before the jobs report came out. initially, the s&p futures bike tire, all of the futures spiked higher, because it looked like investors were happy to see big headline numbers. if you look through the details, there were a few signs of weakness. the household report disappointed. labor participation rate is at its lowest rate since 1978. the biggest reason of all, the wage rate growth disappointed, coming in at an annualized rate of 1.9% below expectations. investorsps is what are focused on. futures are exactly where they were basically. slightly higher heading into the open. we will be on the markets again in 30 minutes. >> thank you. for a more in-depth look at the jobs report, i want to bring in a friend of our program, the former ceo of pimco, mohamed el-erian.

i'm erik schatzker, here with olivia sterns.d to mobile messaging app that lets users send messages that self-destruct at a specific time. no word on how much yahoo! is paying. chat settle government claims that it did not inform users that their messages could be saved. analysts have forecast his son he would make money this year. the company is trying to overcome weak demand for its televisions and personal computers. forrong first quarter tencent. canceled dinner plans, interrupted vacation -- that seems par for the course for those working in finance. they lay, young bankers are bailing out of their high-paying jobs and setting up their own gigs and technology. ise to talk about the trend the cofounder of wakefield, the company that connects jobseekers to startups across the country. you worked in private equity for eight years and left to start a startup. what is making everybody want to make this transition? you will get the same hours for less money. >> one, just the sheer labor economics in play. the financial sector has

with us now is olivia hammer. her son, john, a former marine-spent months locked up in mexico for bringing a shotgun across the border. john said he was often chained to a bed, and he developed several health problems that went untreated. so olivia and john have been in close contact with the family of the man who is right now in the jail in mexico. olivia, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for covering this story. >> what can you do here? >> you know, when they originally came to us, my first inclination was tell him he has to good public. that turned the page for us. unfortunately, we tried our best to navigate the mexican judicial system to noe veil, -- no avail. there wasn't enough legitimacy to it. >> my understanding is since he just moved he had everything packed away, the way so many of us have time and time again, boxes and books of stuff, and in his stuff were these three weapons, and he suddenly ended up across the mexican border, and just got stuck there. there is more to it than that? >> there

>> olivia. >> everybody is going to be asking for your autograph today, olivia! are you excited?> sure. >> she's just used to fame. want you? what did you learn today in weather school. i learned about warm fronts and cold fronts and how the air moves all around and the high pressure and the low pressure. >> and the high pressure and the low pressure. are you getting excited for vacation? it was hard to study in school when it was hot. are you excited? >> yeah. >> what are you going to do on vacation? >> i don't know. go to the beach a lot. >> of course you need the sunshine and warm weather to get to the beach. we scan check the temperatures around the bay area anytime of day. it looks like nice weather outside now. we're going to see plenty of sunshine as you head out the door. some very, very nice weather indeed. looks like the temperatures are already heating up. a lot of 70s in the valleys, 80 here already in novato. so some great weather ahead today. probably the nicest day of the week. high pressure is sitting off the coastline but still we have a lot of sunshine and then

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let's bring in olivia and former fbi official and fellow. olivia, thanks for being here.tory. the cia is making this policy change after being encouraged to do so by the letter of deans of 12 health care deans warning of the endemic and the risk to help workers. how quickly did this happen? >> the deans of these schools of public health wrote to president obama directly in january 2013. >> oh, a while ago. >> a while ago. and according to the cia, the director john brennan made the decision to end this policy in august of 2014 and of course the letter came out on friday. >> phil, obviously you can't discuss operational details but in a situation like this when the cia is trying to get dna and they decide we're going to use this doctor and hopefully he can get swabs of dna from people inside the bin laden compound, there must be some thought that this could backfire at some point. no? >> i don't think so. look, there are prohibitions or there have been in the past using what we call clerical cover. you can't go into a situation and pretend that you're a priest or a member

. >> and i am olivia sterns. we begin in ukraine. let's get straight to ryan chilcote. .ighting continues to rage both sides stepping up their attack. ryan is in kiev with the latest read it looks like the country is seeing some of the deadliest violence and the crisis began. what is the latest you are hearing on the ground? >> good morning. the ukrainian government says they are going to push on with the fighting in the east of the country. the death toll from yesterday's battles stands at 40. all of those on the rebel side. it includes russian nationals. you will remember that several dozen russian fighters came from russia itself into eastern and identified themselves as chess champ chechaners -- volunteers. if they were, they were there on their own private business. clearly, this is becoming a very messy affair. lots of collateral damage. an additional 31 people injured. , which the ukrainian government did capture, was also damaged, so it remains closed. the osce, which has a monitoring mission for foreigners in the region, sti

. >> olivia mowry created this with her friend. janae, who wrote and sang the lyrics.at i'm about to go insane ♪ ♪ what does this mean ♪ it gets a little lonely ♪ all this studying ♪ ♪ do you want to go to starbucks ♪ ♪ it doesn't have to be a starbucks ♪ >> i don't really like coffee. ♪ okay bye >> cute. they won the school's contest and within a couple of weeks this video went viral. good for them. she's got a good musical theater voice. >> how about this? olivia hadn't even seen "frozen" before she made this minifilm but janae was a huge fan and she composed the parody. >> olivia wants to be a director and janae wants to be a performer. >> how awesome? >> all the best to both of them. >> don't go anywhere, we're asking lou, plus "ambush makeovers." >> lou after your local news. >>> we're back with more of "today" on this thirsty thursday, which means it is time for "ambush makeovers." >> two lucky ladies found shelter from the rain in the hands of our crack makeover team. "today" contributor and stylist to the stars -- ♪ louis licari ♪ la, la, la, la, la >> and "tod

i'm olivia sterns.of the nasdaq this morning, the exchange has rehired one of its copresidents as part of a broadening of its structure. friedman started her nasdaq before going on to carlisle in 2011. we will show you where stocks are trading right now. in the green on the nasdaq. the leader among the benchmark indexes. the dow closing at a record high, up now about 16,687. about .7%.is up one thing that has changed is which stocks are in the front. mike reagan joins me now with a look at how the leadership has changed. tell us, what stocks are in the league and why are they so important? >> utility stocks are gaining right now for the year. 31 retailers in the s&p 500 are up or than three percent from threettom -- percent from the bottom of 2009 and now they are up about 10%. utilities may not be the most exciting group to be leading. >> no, they are defensive. they are not meant to be leaders in the equity market. >> and obviously, not to talk about it too much, but the winter weather is a part of it

good work, olivia. you're almost there. olivia. you're almost there. best new thing in the world today. "first look" is up next. >>> good wednesday morning, everybody. right now on "first look," mers in the usa. a patient with a deadly virus comes in contact with 20 health care workers as global health officials rush to contain it. >>> sizzling san diego. massive wildfires are forcing more than 20,000 people to evacuate. 5% contained and winds making things worse. >>> bounce house horror! check it out. a massive wind lifts a bounce house into the air while three children are still playing inside. >>> plus, a major mining disaster with over 200 killed. we have breaking details. thanks for joining us, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. >>> we begin with breaking news out of south africa, where the judge in the oscar pistorius murder trial has ordered the olympic track star to undergo an evaluation for mental illness. the move will likely delay the trial for more than a month. the judge argues that a psychological evaluation would ensure that pistorius gets a f

olivia sterns went to one specialty center where you might not believe.ay, he is training on an underwater treadmill to strengthen his legs and core, just wanted van -- example of the advantages of special care for pets. >> i can understand acupuncture in humor -- in humans but in dogs? >> there is no placebo affect. if they get better, their brains tell them -- are not telling they are or are not getting better. >> thank you some on treatments we once associated with humans, like sonograms and physical therapy. >> he is lucky at -- he is doing what we like to call pilates for pooches. >> we use the same things, titanium implants in people. >> americans spend $60 billion per year on their pets and a quarter of that is on their health. they are in our laps and couch and in grained inside our household. people want the same kind of medical care as they get for their kids. for their cats and dogs. >> there is a lot of parallels between pediatric human medicine and veterinary medicine. >> they developed medicine for arthritis, motion sickness, and itchy skin,

. >> nutella, olivia likes it on her crepe. with a little bit of banana sprinkled on. we will see how some brands managed to test the time -- stand the test of time. astra zeneca says the bid is not enough. to 60 raises the bid billion pounds before being turned down once again. game over or not? >> i've talked to one of my andnds on the sell side they have talk to the company directly and it sounds like they do not want to carry on business. it is not just about the price. there talking about social responsibility. that resonates very well with the political climate and the way this has been handled in the public domain. i think it is done for now. i don't know how many more degrees of freedom pfizer has in terms of its movements, at least for the next three to six months. >> what are pfizer's options here? there are no other big pharma companies for them to buy. >> i don't know whether you would call it hostile if they try to reach out to shareholders. i don't know if that qualifies as hostile. there is still four trading days left -- are still four trading days left

olivia. sophia. grace. madison. mckinsey. lydia. isaac on the end. dan the man. [applause] this is not a path that any of us sought out. it is amazing how things unfold and turn out to be ways you will never would have anticipated. we have been as best as we have been able obedient to what we were supposed to be doing. we find ourselves standing before you, nine months after starting an adventure we couldn't have imagined. the people we have seen and places we have gone -- it is starting to sound like a dr. seuss book. the places we have been. old places you'll go. we have driven over 40,000 miles in the last nine months. we have seen every corner of kentucky. we are blessed to live in an extraordinary state, we really are. the people of kentucky -- [applause] -- the commonwealth of kentucky, the beauty of kentucky. it is exceptional. we have been blessed to interact with them to the degree we have. i will tell you this. this was never about winning a single seat. it was not. it was never about winning a single seat. this was never about becoming some new version

>> olivia, thank you. excuse me, alix. she is going to hit me.trades you need to know about today. number 10, mcdonald's. they are returning 18 billion dollars to $20 billion to shareholders by 2016. the announcement was made at the investors meeting today. it will come through dividends and share repurchase is representing a 10% to 20% increase over the amount of cash return between 2011 and 2013. kevin pressure lately with a lot of issues. >> at number nine is the world's biggest drilling company, saying they have seen increased inquiries in recent weeks even though oil exporters are slowing down spending. >> at number eight, work day, with revenue surging more than customers estimated as more companies subscribe to its human resource service. seven, ge.r ceo jeff and mouth appeared before french politician saying his $17 billion did for eltham energy assets would protect jobs. ge would create 1000 jobs if the leaders back his offer, said a person familiar with the matter. six, general motors, who could be poised for more recalls as investigato

on fashion, olivia, we have to get you better dressed in london.join us with rba associates. earlier withoring the very irish manus cranny. i'm a crowd pleaser. >> i'm getting ready for a three-day weekend. in europe on memorial day. we will focus on the indianapolis 500, as well, which is a big event. holiday here as well, on monday. will you be wearing a bowtie that is white come memorial day? be sure to catch "surveillance" that is coming up. >> lick it back to st. petersburg. insia's biggest names business are gathering today. ryan is standing with one of the most influential businesswoman. >> that is right, and those ceo of one of the leading content providers for television in russia as well. yuliana slashcheva. not everyone that is watching what your company does. gives a brief description. >> ctc is one of the largest video groups in russia. we are currently on four channels. one channel we only launched a month ago is cable and satellite. >> these channels do what? >> we do purely entertainment. politics or news. >> you have another channe

. >> and i am olivia sterns.loomberg reporters standing by to deliver the stories that will drive your day. jonathan ferro will walk us through to stand ceo's comments -- contansio's comments. >> this hour, we will speak with the governor of the central bank of sri lanka. then the polls, -- we will -- -- pulse, we will sit down with the head of the financial conduct authority. let's talk about what is happening with the ecb. we spoke to the vice president of the ecb, vitor constancio, ahead of the meeting next week. what did he have to say? >> inflation is too low. joining the chorus. >> we're going to hear it a lot more. >> i think we are. it is below two percent. the question is, what we do about it? 95% expect a rate cut. looking at our survey, a gentleman does not inc. there is a rate cut next week. we need to get him on. >> white is coming? but he is quite clear that expectations are up there. they are high. >> a rate cut looks like it is a done deal. how can mario draghi surprise the markets? what else coul

olivia sterns joins us from the newsroom with a preview.barton, terrible twosome. >> what a newsday. it is a shame it is a bank holiday. we are talking about the ukrainian elections. we are going to speak to ryan chilcote about the victory of petro poroshenko. we also are going to be talking about the eu parliament elections. we have a senior fellow at bruegel which is a think tank as ti toas francesco gallie break down what the results mean. be having what should be a very interesting conversation with lady linda rothschild. she is ahead of group. if you think about what these epresent results r -- >> ok, olivia. looking forward to that. stay with us. we are going to be back in two minutes. italian government bond yields drops. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." time now for some company news. pfizer is close to abandoning pound bid forlion astrazeneca. today is the deadline for pfizer to deliver a firm offer. according to a person familiar with the matter, the u.s. drug maker almost certainly won't to do so. this would have been the big

double up to no end in the new policies like this that you want to see olivia bucks more prosperous enough to know so that you have even do that you just end up changing to dance one evening and she stood at the end of the doubt and trust. to the end of this week's episode of house of lords. i am elected. that gets me going to use some of the nest on the top of this so this is not a notion to clients. seasonal change means the tyson could be the nation's job to counter problems automotive students work on a crew from local plants. it can be arranged employment training. this is a sin cannot be agreed to a deepak a recipient of a deep respect national educational strengthening project only danced. a project which aims to produce skilled graduates especially for low income families. the country's growing industries. it's okay to deepak with the ndp supports to improve its facilities in curricula upgraded to group is betraying its teachings partnerships between companies and vocational schools are encouraged to it that students can be placed is intense. before becoming full time employees. he

way to work. >> olivia sterns joins us more.ure thing -- t,d that to make them chill ou i would pay as much as they asked. >> i do not believe it, but one of the cats that we saw getting the acupuncture -- at first, the cat was freaking out as the doctor started putting the pins in, then slowly calm down and he loved it. he was getting acupuncture for arthritis, and it seemed to be working. >> unbelievable. pet caredo we spend in versus human care? >> utley, we are spending a lot less money on pet care than we areare, -- obviously, spending a lot less money on pet care and human care, but there is a humanization. there no longer stuck in the backyard. they're bringing them into the house, into their beds, and they want them to be healthy and clean and they wanted to live longer. we are talking about things like oncology, diabetes, cardiology for dogs and cats, things we 40ld have never spoken about years ago. i saw a dog in there with a catheter. there have been studied advances. too, when you, look at insurance. i looked into i

hanging on from the 1970s is olivia as in olivia newton john, and number two, emma, and so now the numberird year in a row is sophia. if you spell this with an "f." becomes number 13. what is interesting this year is how the trend is actually away from even the most popular names. for instance, just over the 18,000 babies named noah this past year compare that to 1950 when james was the most popular name with a whooping 86,000 newborns and the same for girls, sophia polling at 21,000 last year. but in 1950 linda polled almost 80,000 newborns and sharon came in at number 11. this year's fastest riser is the name deleyza, to 585. now deleyza is a name that comes from the spanish language reality program put out been nbc. the program i has a very cute toddler on there called deleyza. everybody loves her. and for the boys, jayceon. and jayceon is the name of two hip-hop artists, one of whom you would have heard of because he's better known as the game. >> jay-z? >> no, jayceon he's known as the game. >> i'm david shuster. and "real money with ali velshi" >> well, it might be the most powerful

i am olivia sterns. >> time in london is 10:30.ma is expected to announce regulations that would cut carbon emissions from the of 600 coal-fired power plants. the rule to be the cornerstone of obama's climate change initiative. >> australia could lose thousands of jobs and billions of dollars after the aussie government announced plans to energy initiatives. >> let's take a look at how european markets are trading after they reopened from that bank holiday. >> session highs here in europe. let's check it out. europe futures pointing higher. dax heading that way again, up one half of one percent. a record high for the dax. if you were off yesterday, welcome back to this week. the italian bond rally, 70 basis points lower. you see is just below three percent right now. big stamp of approval from matteo renzi. he got over 40% of the vote, his party did come in those european elections. forget all those other headlines, matteo renzi really strengthened his mandate. we're looking at the euro dollar , 1.36 43. the big man spoke yesterday

emma, olivia, isabella and ave. >> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news.pe you follow us on facebook and twitter. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news. teenagers detained after a ground gets out of hand. the word that spread through social media that prompted a big police presence. tmz is up next. warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," >> something we can all agree on. hurray for billionaires. dr. dre joins the club. >> right here from the [bleep] west coast. >> tyrese is super duper excited. >> tyrese is like my best friend dr. dre. he's oprah now. >> that means tyrese is gale! >> cara delevingne posted some videos on instagram. she was in the elevator with zooey deschanel, reese witherspoon and who do you make

her name is olivia. she's very funny, especially when talking about fire drills.y, but when i was your age, we had duck and cover drills. just in case the russians decided to attack. then when i thought i had blown her mind, she said, did you have lockdown drills, too? lockdown drills? yeah, just in case a man shows up in the hallway with a gun. that is her cold war. she doesn't need another. in my red dawn, the bad guys are russian. in her red dawn, they're north korean, which makes it more of a comedy. don't be surprised if it doesn't go back to the neverland. in 1993, americans thought russians were a huge threat. in 2002, it went way down. in 2014, it's up to almost 70. the vast thing is fear. that only makes things worse. the cia got word of a mysterious yellow ring falling in southeast asia. after it fell, the cia said sickness and death would follow. they took them to the labs and sure enough, they tested positive for pollen and poison. oe oh, my god, they said, the soviets figured out how to poison pollen. before long, a factory in arkansas was cranking ou

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olivia sterns is in london. olivia, this is burberry's first earnings report under him.sion is he leaving with investors right now? are they impressed with his stewardship? lets the dog has gone sideways ever since angela ahrens announced she would be apple. for but overall investors do see this as a steady transition. christopher bailey has been with the company for 12 years. a veteran, previously chief creative officer, in that role he headed up product development. he is staying on as chief creative. having had that experience, people see him as create -- capable of the job. he does, of course, have very big shoes to fill here. under angela ahrens in 2000 you saw sales triple and the stock price quadrupled. he has a lot to do and ultimately it is very rare that the fashion designer is ultimately the ceo. you only see that and fashion brands where the ceo is founder and entrepreneur, like ralph lauren. >> this brings us back to the question that tom was asking yesterday, do designers make good managers? he needs to put his stamp on the company and one way he is doing t

it is olivia, by the way, not dolores. >> get it straight, dave. >> peyton manning was able to get a few laughs at david let american's expense on the late show. craig robinson was fired after six seasons. he won't need any government assistance. the former basketball coach is owed $4 million. >>> and finally, new york city honored former yankee pitcher mariano rivera with his own street. the street outside yankee stadium once named river avenue is now rivera avenue. not much of a change, but did bring a smile to his face. >>> just ahead, an oscar winner finally gets a star on hollywood's walk of fame. >>> a preview of what "the voice" may look like next season. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning, the storm system that moved to california yesterday is now heading into areas of southern nevada. it is going to bring some storminess to the inner mountain west. behind it, trailing it, not a lot of moisture available. so we're getting cooler type air mass, only 69 today in l.a. behind that storm. at least we're dry, very little in the way of any travel

i talked to olivia chow today, who's the front-runner now -- >> she'll run against him to replace himmayor. >> exactly. she's a former member of parliament. and she was saying she can't really explain, she said it's hard to say why people are still supporting him but that the downtrod nen toronto really have pegged their hopes on him. and his technique really has been a really brilliant retail politician. he gave everyone his phone number, and he prior to his scandals would answer those calls. and if you had a pothole, you had a very local problem, he would be there. >> here's the strange thing. the socioeconomic strata from which he seems to be deriving his enduring support are working-class poor folks in that area. what originally propelled him to power were the sort of more affluent suburban areas that got incorporated into municipal toronto. he ran as a kind of tea party tax cutting property taxes kind of guy. >> he really has -- there's two halves to what they call ford nation. >> ford nation. >> one is actually the immigrant community in toronto, which is ironic given the histor

why are you saying that. >> even olivia pope could not save this man now. the substantive things he's trying to keep the team. we don't have the sound here. he's been threatening legal action. he wants to hold on to this team. there are reports that players are revolting, lebron james is threatening not to play if sterling has any ownership. do you think players can force his hand, drew? >> i think it's a nice gesture on their part. i don't think ultimately they'll -- i think when push came to shove and lebron would be forced to not take the court, i think it would be a much harder decision for him. it's easy enough to say and hard to do. it will be hard to begrudge the nba when they're trying to do this but legally it's really difficult to extract it. not just sterling's hands but the family trust that owns the clippers. not just sterling. it's shelly and what other horrible sterlings happen to be out there. >> we'll clearly bring you on as legal experts. we want you both back. >> oh, yeah. i have a law degree. >> drew ma gary, etan thomas. always a pleasu

france 24's olivia has more on how that finally became reality. >> cordiality building transnational bridges under the sea. 20 years ago, queen elizabeth ii was joined by french president to inaugurate the euro tunnel, a feat of modern engineering. financial woes have plagued the project for most of it existence, over one billion euros in losses in its first year. investors were disappointed with traffic and rows pull share prices down in the late 1990's. in 2007, restructuring was the last resort. >> the euro tunnel group has kept everything good about the company, efficient operations. now we have drawn a line under the financials. we're at a different place with different prospects. >> in 2009, the tunnel became profitable. last year alone, it brought in 100 million euros. >> the upturn started with the 2012 olympic games when passenger numbers jump up by 10%. that is when our customers got a taste for the train. >> travel is on both sides of the channel, the zero star service has been a resounding success. customers are not worried about the mechanics of the trip. >> you do not s

good work, olivia. you're almost there. best new thing in the world today. now it's time for "the last word." have a great night. >>> paging dr. rove. dr. karl rove. >> i didn't say she had brain damage. she had a serious health episode. >> karl rove is trying to explain comments he made about former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> walking back his reported comments about hillary clinton's brain clot. >> following a blood clot in her brain in 2012. >> karl rove suggested hillary clinton may have brain damage. >> he allegedly said she had brain damage. >> for real. >> no, no, no, no, no. wait a minute. no, no. >> he said his remarks had been misrecorded. >> this is a top republican campaign strategist, karl rove. >> i won't be the doctor sitting on "the new york times" board. >> raising what he later called a serious health matter. >> going to want to examine all of their health records. >> a clinton spokesman fired back. >> hillary's camp shoots back assuring dr. rove she's 100%. >> tell dr. rove she's 100%. >> dr. rove, he didn't do very well in medi

[applause] and then, there is olivia and caitlin from massachusetts. where did they go? there they are. [applause] that diving for a missing person can be dangerous. particularly up in massachusetts. there is often ice over the water. they worked to develop a robot that can help firefighters with ice rescue, searching for bodies in perilous waters. they built the robot. here's the other reason that i admire the two of them. when they are busy building life-saving robots, they are also establishing an all-girls robotics team. e is about to graduate, the other is a junior. they are already helping other young women get involved in science and technology. we are very proud of them. give them a big round of applause. [applause] every one of the young people i have met here was amazing. us that there is so much talent to be tapped. if we are working together and lifting it up. right now, fewer than one in five bachelor degrees in engineering or computer science are earned by women. fewer than three in 10 workers are women. that means that we have cap the field -- half the tea

rumors are swirling that he's dating olivia munn.tted in malibu acting like quite the couple. i hate being aaron rodgers. might be great to be michael sam. the oprah network will produce a reality series based on him. it will look at the life of the first openly gay player drafted to the nfl. time will tell if the series alienates michael sam's teammates as lamar odom's show did to him. that show was, yeah, mixed reviews. >>> justin timberlake is doing his best michael jackson impression to the music video "never felt so good." it was co-written by veteran songwriter paul anka. ♪ ♪ baby love never felt so fine ♪ ♪ and i doubt it was ever mine ♪ >> i'm not sure. what do you think? >> i think it shows off how talented he is, in case you forgot. >> he's got to work on it, man. >> he's okay as an actor, but this stuff -- >> exactly. a reason to be jealous, certainly, just part of it. i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of date here on nbc. it starts with little things. tiny changes in the brain. little t

you too, olivia. i am sure you pour through central bank minutes all the time. >> what do you think tom keene and i do in new york? all the time. risk when weore on speak to an advisor to angela merkel later in the show. >> japan's central bank refraining from boosting stimulus. it has also raised business investment. signs of weathering the sales tax increase of 1997. >> daniel radcliffe has been speaking to charlie rose. even though he made his name in film, the "harry potter" star says he wants to do more with theater. stage is somewhere i get. i get better on stage. it has always been -- it is something i have taken from and i keep coming back to again and again. >> you can watch the full interview later tonight on charlie rose. >> netflix will introduce its online video service this year in germany, france, and some other european countries. it is the company's biggest expansion in three years. we will be live in berlin with more later in the hour. >> 10 years of talks and still no deal. enoughad

olivia munn, sending out this picture of matt bomer, carrying her shoes as she goes barefoot. said, red carpet is over. my feet have had enough. they worked together in "magic mike." >> like prince charming looking for cinderella. with the slippers. >>> this moment on the red carpet, getting a lot of buzz. beyonce and jay z, showing their romantic side. when she dropped her ring, he found it. and then, knelt down on one knee, offering a mock proposal. boy, oh, boy. what a gentleman. >> nice. >>> here's a real treat for a couple of kids near san francisco and their friends. >> this is all thanks to a do-it-yourself dad, that built a 180-foot-long rollercoaster in the backyard. took him about 300 hours of work over 6-month period. >> all of the supplies cost $3,500. but if that's the cost of making your kids' dreams come true, i'm sure he's ready happy about it. >> how do you know how to build a rollercoaster? >> i don't know. there's blueprints somewhere online. >> everything online. >> i guarantee -- he googled it. >> he googled it. that's right. >> the answer to everything in

i know olivia, you have been going out further.e continuing first quarter operations losses. it is the largest operator here in the u.s.. they are struggling because people are gambling less in atlantic city. because they have exposure to places like hong kong. shares climbed in after-hours trading. there was less than a 10th of a percent. what happened today is they move the stop 14%. guarantees that they had on all of this. a lot of the debt was coming from the buyback. it is not a lot here to take away. in atlantic city and las vegas. >> thank you. for decades, las vegas casinos have at high-end restaurants and throw rides. they are luring gamblers back. the latest attraction is built by caesar's and it is part of a bigger strategy to win once and for all. trish regan took a spin on the high roller. class how many people can you fit in one of these? is the ceo of caesar's. i am inside his latest gamble. back i fear i will be able to see all of this? miss the high roller. you cannot beat the view. for $30, you get a half hour rid

for girls, sophia is still top for the third straight year, followed by emma, olivia, and isabella. number five, eva. >> i don't see any janelles, rajs, jeffs. >> i know, man. >> in the '80s i had ten jeffs in my class. >> you'll make it back around. >>> on the broadcast tonight, demanding answers, families of veterans banding together as explosive new allegations surface from another whistle blower in the widening health care scandal at the va. >> show of force, a triumphant vladimir putin takes a victory lap in crimea and citizens staring down tanks. >>> delaying motherhood. women waiting longer than ever for women waiting to have children. the new report out tonight with surprising numbers. >> the kill switch, if it's effective at a combatting thefts, why isn't it available everywhere? "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams.

you know, it's olivia, by the way, not dolores. just to clarify. >> you know what, richard? nothing funny about this story. oregon state fired craig robinson after six seasons. the president's brother-in-law. no worries. not going to be needing government assistance. the former basketball coach is owed $4 million. >> not bad. >> not at all. and finally new york city honored mariano rivera with his own street. the street outside yankees stadium once known as river avenue is now known as rivera avenue. >> just add the "a." >> next he'll be going for governor and everybody will vote for him. >> popular guy. >> he's a guy everybody loves. >> he's humble. >> he could run for governor. >> for being that awesome and great at your craft, so humble. >> you want to talk weather? >> a little bit. we can't win. we had a horrible winter and then tornadoes. now we're dealing with fires especially in oklahoma. could deal with more brushfires today. it's a very warm morning across the country. you don't even need your jacket in kansas city, phoenix, dallas, san antonio, houston, new orleans