our dadads are bill taylor and paul taylor, and they run taylor shellfish. >> and i'm brittany taylor, and this is diani taylor. >> that, too. >> and we're the fifth generation of our family to work for our family business. i really take pride in the fact that our company's part of a big community and it's very family-like. we have many families, not only mine, but many other families that have their whole families that work for us. >> the ocean is so acidic that it is dissolving the shell of our baby oysters. our farm is what has kept this family together. it's our glue. i can't imagine. it would be devastating to lose such a big part of our history. when we started farming oysters over 100 years ago, we relied on the natural reproduction of oysters in the bay to occur in order to get our oysters. but as the industry has changed, we started cultivating our own oyster larvae, our own baby oysters. so when we started doing that, we needed something like our hatchery, which is kind of like a greenhouse where you can raise up the baby shellfish and the baby oysters to get big enough so t

sergeant nicolecoe brown, officer officer roberto adams, officeroc john hines and officer jacobyacy taylor. paulw agner, fox5 local news. new >> thank goodness for those officers. mr. smith, get well.wll. >>> d.c. police tonight needolih your help finding two peopleng e of interest in an armedn armed robbery in a liquor store.or it happened back on february 10th at snyders of0th capitol hill in northeast.atn ne take a look at this surveillance video.eill look at the clothing, look atoo the mannerisms.e m two men with guns went in.in. police also want you to take a a look at the two vehicles thats drove away from the scene. let's see if we can get to those vehicles.thos all right.e all ight let's z here we go.t's z he we . we're going to see these thee vehicles. there you go. you can thseree these vehicles right here. they say these are the th vehicles that drove away fromha the scendre. if you threcognize them, call d.c. police.pol >> prince george's countye states attorneyge angelas alsobrooks joined marylandmaryld delegates for a presspr conference today in annapolis.a they expressed their sup

office, president trump will beat with his top legislative affairs team, including people like paul taylor, who has been charged now with leading his legislative efforts on capitol hill in order to map out a strategy. yesterday, vice president pence meeting with senate republicans and feeling a host of concerns coming from the white house. david: is this simply a matter of the need to get more people on the team, gekko people confirmed? or are they headed in the wrong direction and need a course correction? kevin: i think it is the former. the folks i am speaking with in the capital tell me they just want little tweaks done on things like talking points, messaging strategy, how to effectively communicate and work in tangent with what the administration is doing. they were blindsided by the results on friday night with the executive order. in contrast, what you saw last night with the reveal of neil gorsuch was a more cohesive messaging strategy. we will have to wait and see if that sticks. david: thanks so much. jonathan: thank you. big question for this market, if global leaders and hedge

everyone from taylor swift, paul mccartney that say they do not like the way you do business.you see a future when there is a middle ground? susan: working with the music industry, i learned there are a many constituents in the music industry and they do not all agree with each other, right? there will be labels, artists, publishers, and so i remain very hopeful that as the online models of subscription and advertising become more developed that over time we are able to come to a place where everyone agrees on that future vision. i actually think we are getting there because we are starting to see the online subscription and streaming numbers pick up. we are starting to see more revenue from advertising. we have put up $3 billion for -- to the music industry. as more timenk goes by, it will be become -- it will become more clear on what these models are and will be more aligned. emily: how are you thinking about vr. some people think google needs to buy or develop their own. susan: i think everyone is trying to figure out what is the best way because it is a new medium. there

brown, officer steven hines, officer roberto adams officerof john hines and officer jacobyery taylor. paulner, fox5 local news. new. >> it's amazing though. cameras everywhere to sees ev exactly what ourer people do ouo there will, our men and womend w in blue. >> always good to showhow gratitude. goes a long way. >>> all right.go 5:00 an altercation betweenonen a group of teens and an offff duty police off gunfire. >> leave him alone. >> he's a kid.id. >> (bleep). >> the scene caught on cellt one phone deo.o. what sparked the scuffle anduffn the response to the video that's now going viral.'s n >> and the mas sieve seaowrch ss for a man wanted for ann attempted abduction has ended ed tonight. to where police caught up withght the suspect who they believe to be armed abnd dangerous.g sue. su >> hey there sarah and jim. feast your eyes on the numberses behind me. o hi unbelievable heat tond mday, mo, like the middle of may and ad 77 degrees at dulles today, toda that is a new record.reco we shattered the previoused the record by 4 degrees.4 de i don't know about you but ut this makes memori

taylor park. not in the towns.>> paul chambers is in san aselmo. you have been out there a couple of hours. people have been preparing all weekend.>> reporter: it seems like it is my home away from home in marin county. we've been monitoring the creek level. it is under the warning level right now. people are preparing. according to the fire department the creek rose 5 feet since midnight. everyone is preparing for the rain. >> we are of staffing with extra crews. we are also preparing for our floodgates to be installed. via notifying the citizens there is potential flooding. >> reporter: the ross valley fire department began securing the firehouse. in years past the water got so high is shut down the department. although the firefighters know they have to secure their own house they want to be a head of the game. they will be responding to all types of calls. the current level is under the warning stage of a point one for the. critical stage is 11 feet. if it hits 13 feet that's flood level. business owners are trying to be prepared. sandbags are out and floodgates are lowered. >> this is

taylor street, then south to 280 between mcglauflen and south 12th street. >> the main source of the flooding is water from the anderson dam. >> meteorologist paul tells us how they are investigating what went wrong. >> we know where it started, right there, the anderson spillway, thiis the extra water from the reservoir which hit 100% capacity, city officials said today they were monitoring the creek, they say they did not expect this much flooding, but it happened. chopper 5 was over the dam this morning, eefshen though the rain has stopped-- even though the rain has stopped, water is spilling over, that is what it looks like today, like day number four, all the water goes in the bay, but first through morgan hill and then san jose, this was the problem. this is the first time the water has gone over the spillway since 2006. how high did the water get? at its peak, coyote creek reached 13.6 feet at edenville, that broke the record by a foot. thankfully now it is below flood level, 9.9 feet. in mudrone, down from 12.6 to 8 feet. city water officials say the creek should have been able to handle this increased runoff. >> we know at rock spring is that a brea

paul atkins, former f.c.c. commissioner will be on. you're watching bloomberg. taylor: this is bloomberg daybreak.aylor rigs in the hewlett-packard greenroom. morgan stanley chief asset strategist coming up. andrew sheets. taylor: time for other stories making headlines. i'm taylor rigs with your bloomberg business flash. struggling department store chain jcpenney gets a little smaller. jcpenney will close 140 of its roughly 4,000 stores and represent 5% of its total sales. two distribution centers also will be shut. boeing has a vote of confidence in the u.k. the planemaker will open its first european factory in northern england. the plant in sheffield will supply parts for the boeing 777 and 737 and the company will spend $25 million on the factory and employ 30 people. it was another record week for u.s. oil exports producers and tradership down an average 1.2 million barrels a day last week, the most since the government started keeping records, almost a quarter century ago. prices for west texas crude averaged $2 a barrel. and makes u.s. oil more attractive to refiners around the world. and

could help patients like paul, team of researchers studied 150,000 patients and found 107 new gene regions associated with high blood pressure. >> this 107 regions may help us taylortreatment in the future. but also they identify the possibilities of us bringing new treatments from therapy. >> researchers say they are their findings may help who will develop hypertension. homes new research will identify other at risk so they don't go through what he did. >> i had a blood test, and the doctor said, look, you have got, you know, this, this, this and this. we know the effect that far is . >> in the year since his heart attack, paul has made big lifestyle changes. eating healthier, losing weight and exercising to help prevent further heart damage. >> high blood pressure or hypertension affect about one in three americans, and is the leading risk factor for heart disease, stroke and death world-wide. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> still ahead right here on " eyewitness news." at the movies this weekend, a teenage romance spanning two planet. hear from the stars of the space between us. we will be right back. >> he she ask turn the worlds on with he

help patients like paul, researchers studied 150,000 patients and found 107 new gene region is associated with high blood pressure. >> these 107 new gene regions may help us to taylor and select treatment in the future , but also to they are identify the possibility of us bringing new treatment to bear from existing therapist. >> reporter: researchers say their findings may predict who will eventually develop hypertension, he says that he hopes new research will identify others at risk so they don't go through what he did. >> i haven't had a blood test, a doctor said look, you've got , you know, this and this and this and this and we know what the effect of that is. it probably would do as i was told. >> reporter: in the years since his heart attack paul has made lifestyle changes, eating healthier, losing wait the wait, exercise to go prevent further heart damage. now high blood pressure or hypertension effects about one in three americans and it is leading cause not only of heart disease but stroke and death worldwide. the thing that doctors say there aren't any symptoms really of high blood pressure. so that is why it is important to know your numbers, you have

paul ryan talking to washington in the last few minutes. with me to discuss what impact michael flynn's resignation might have on the trump presidency. i'm joined by republican strategist, taylorntlemen, welcome. niall stannidge. paint a picture of washington this morning where you are, what analysts are saying, what commentators are saying about everything that has gone onjust a saying about everything that has gone on just a few weeks after donald trump was sworn in? well, it is clearly a very dramatic moment, jane. i mean this is a huge story here for obvious reasons, but it is also a story that i think has led to the first sense of real crisis around the trump administration. i mine clearly there have been other controversial moments, but here it has the air of a sort of old school washington scandal in a way. mr flynn did appear to mislead the vice—president. he did now admit to talking about sanctions to russia's ambassador to the united states and i think even among people who are not adamant opponents of president trump, there is this question of whether this is sort of a thread that might be pulled upon and begin to fray further or whether this is the beginning and en

taylor swift. ♪ we are never ever ever getting back together ♪ >> in all, martin has written or co-written 22 number one hits. only sir paulcan i see you" -- ♪ when can i see you again >> kenneth "babyface" edmonds has had a solo career but also helped other artists like "breathe again" for toni braxton and "i'll make love to you" for yz at number one in 1994. ♪ >> the super group chicago will be represented in the hall by its principle songwriters and members robert lamm, james pankow and peter cetera. ♪ saturday in the park i think it was the fourth of july ♪ >> over three decades, chicago charted 33 top 40 hits. minneapolis songwriting duo jimmy jam and terry lewis first teamed up as members of the band "time." they became acclaimed producers, most notably with janet jackson. they co-wrote her first number one hit. ♪ it's when i think of you baby ♪ number one songs for her. ♪ let me take you on a escapade ♪ >> berry gordy launched the legendary motown label. but also a songwriter with hits with smokey robinson. ♪ my mama told me you better shop around ♪ ♪ abc easy as one, two three ♪ >> and four number one songs he co-w

paul richards, great to have you with us. ellen zentner on her recent call for two fed rate hikes. surge,ommodity prices and this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor"bloomberg daybreak," i'm taylor riggs. coming up, robert shiller joins us. time now for other stories making headlines at this hour. i'm taylor riggs with your bloomberg business flash. it agreedy announce on a revised price for yahoos internet assets. that's according to the wall street journal, the paper says yahoo! would knock as much as $350 million off the original $4.8 billion price. verizon wanted to renegotiate after yahoo! reported two major data breaches. is inner of burger king advanced talks to buy the popeyes fried chicken chain, according to people familiar with the matter. popeyes and restaurant brands of national held talks in the summer, but can reach a deal. the world's largest visual fund company thinks it can expand its foothold in europe. thinks the passive investment model it pioneered in the u.s. will become more popular in the region. regulations probably increase the cost of managing money in europe. upguard sees that driving the passive investment share from