pearson's expertise kick into high gear.e realizes the firefighters are in imminent danger. >> the smoke has started to catch on fire. that's when everything is starting to go bad real quick. it's starting to get really hot in the room. i'm watching these signs before me unfold and i'm starting to recognize that we're about to be caught in a flashover. >> flashovers are triggered when extreme heat causes all exposed flammable material to ignite at the same time. pearson says flashovers are a firefighter's worst nightmare and almost also a calling card for certain death. >> something very dangerous to the fire service. it deals with temperatures between 1,000 and 1500 degrees. everything in that room, people, furniture, doesn't matter, is going to light. it's going to be on fire at once. >> pearson orders the firefighter to evacuate the building immediately. one makes it outside, but seconds later. >> go, go, go! >> oh, my god. >> tense moments pass. no one knows if anyone still inside is alive. but then pearson and another f

why doesn't it cause him to do some of the things pearson, mistakes pearson made. number one, first of all, i enjoyed being part of the senate hearings. i was actually quite impressed with the whole process. i think they certainly accomplished their objectives when they asked how do we prevent this from happening going forward, i said you have already done that when you knocked the stock price down 85% from mistakes management made, many of which on the pricing side of the business, you have accomplished your objective. my point here is value in stock prices is not going to increase meaningfully if the business cash flows are being driven by price increases. first it's not going to happen. second, the market's not going to reward the company. the market is already discounting companies where prices are a meaningful part of the driver of the growth of the business. this stock's only going to go from $30 a share to $120 or $270 because we are going to build a great company. going to build a company that grows based largely on volume, not based on massive price increa

hampton pearson reports on the problems plaguing the d.c. metro. >> reporter: with more than 700,000 riders per day, the washington metro subway system with thick lines and 120 miles of track is the second busiest in the country. but in the last 16 months, there's been a fatal fire last january where more than 80 passengers were injured, a 24-hour shutdown of the entire system in march that forced hundreds of thousands of commuters back into their cars and just last week, this dramatic video, a fireball arcs on the track moments after a train pulls away. these and many more incidents contributing to a crisis from metro riders. >> the antiquated system has been around for years. >> for me as a commuter, using the metro every day, i am worried to getting to work on time and i bring my kids on the metro sometimes. >> metro is all you have. you have to grim and bear it. what else can you do? >> metro's own data shows 216,000 smoke and fire incidents last year doubled the year before. ridership is down. 214 million last year. down from 225 millio

i want to play what katrina pearson said about that just a short while ago. let me play this clip. >> if the republican speaker of the house does not come around to supporting the republican nominee, do you think that paul ryan is still fit to be speaker? >> no, because this is about the party. paul ryan needs to be -- he's the leader right now. we're told donald trump is only the presumptive nominee. so it's incumbent upon paul ryan to help bring unity to the party. >> do you agree? if paul ryan does not support donald trump, the republican nominee, he shouldn't be speaker of the house? >> steve, there are a couple of points here. first of all, i think we as elected officials need to go into listen mode and hear what the american people, what our constituents, what republican primary voters have said. they want to see change in washington. and second, i think we need to give a little time and space. and make certain that mr. trump and speaker ryan and other leaders in the republican party have the time to come together and to work on some policy issues and t

last i checked katrina pearson is not a member of the house republican conference and as we all know, those are the folks that will determine who their speaker is. clearly i think that katrina pearson was not exactly in the same place as donald trump who, as reince priebus described there, reached out instantly and said what should i do? you saw when he took the stage last night in west virginia that he didn't trash ryan. druch is ta donald trump is taking a different approach to this political obstacle than he did to his 16 opponents over the course of the last year, and that's noteworthy because donald trump -- >> very much so. >> -- is clearly realizing that as being the presumptive nominee and having advantavanquished al opponents, he's in a different place and he's choosing different tactics to deal with his political obstacles. >> yes, but there is still this issue of twitter with donald trump can't seem to help himself on. this morning he tweeted out paul ryan said i inherited something very special, the republican party. wrong. i didn't inherit it. i won it with millions of vo

katrina pearson went a little out of her seat. trump has been modulated in terms of how intensely he has attacked. anyway he wants to pivot . if he is going to be blinking it's on his side. mark: i agree. john: i think that is where it is going to come if there is blinking. mark: if you think of the resistance, he has become in a surprise physician. -- position. he got dick cheney, symbolic. members of congress. he did not get the governor of illinois. trump has to prove he can win a general election. they have reservations of his his positions. if the nominee can beat hillary clinton that will get people on board. john: there is still a powerful thing here. the end of the week has come. the last republican nominee, previous republican nominee, none of them are for him at the end of this week. that overshadows everything else. those are the biggest names. , what ever. do you even want cheney? mark: donald trump is an independent who ran as a republican. john: he says he wants to unite the party. mark: he has smashed the establishm

but right now, i want to go to a trump campaign spokesperson, katrina pearson, she joins me now withough words for paul ryan earlier today. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> let me ask you, straight up. do you stand by what you said this morning? >> absolutely. >> if paul ryan can't endorse donald trump, then he's not fit to be speaker? >> absolutely. we're talking about a previous vice presidential candidate, many of us were out there, you know, working to help get him elected. w we're talking about the current speaker of the house, which by definition makes you a leader in this party. this is no longer about being against donald trump. this is about being against the voters, and if you're not with the voters of your party, that is a problem. >> can i ask you this? did you clear what you said with mr. trump? this is how he feels? >> no, i didn't say that's how mr. trump feels. i was asked how i felt. and this is really important, chuck. here's the thing, two cycles we have been through this. this is not anything new to the republican voter. the leadership of our party has been a

deirdre: trump campaign spokesperson katrina pearson. well, some say senator cruz should drop out of the race if he doesn't win indiana. tomorrow night we have full coverage, neil cavuto, lou dobbs, the entire fox business all-star team, myself included. you will see us here 7:00 p.m. eastern time. well, be careful what you wish for. senator cruz challenging donald trump to another debate. and he's certainly found one on the campaign trail in indiana. texas senator confronting a trump supporter earlier today. we're going to bring you more. >> you are the problem. >> let me ask you. >> you are the problem with politician. >> can i ask you something? >> no. you'll find out tomorrow. indiana don't want you. these little guys? they represent blood cells. and if you have afib - an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free, and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not ca

alexander, christopher pearson hopes his first place finish is not his last. >> my dreams are just to make it to the olympics one day and get a gold medal. >> it gives me goosebumps to see all these beautiful children. >> reporter: so for creating a program to teach inner city kids a healthy lifestyle, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to dr. mark alexander. sharon chin, kpix 5. track meet's best athletes l go to taiwan for the international children's ga. last year's games were heldn therlands, where t >> and this summer the track meet's best athletes will go to taiwan for the international children's games. last year the girls brought back gold in the relay. to get more involved with dr. alexander's youth movement program use the link in our online story at cbssf.com. cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back. ,, wanna drink more water? with sodastream you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. with --- glue? why google has just requested a patent car glue... >>> co

. >> what do you think -- katrina pearson, campaign spokesperson here a second ago. she is not backing down on what she says. if it paul ryan doesn't get behind donald trump, he's unfit to be speaker. do you agree? >> i believe in a balance of power and i believe that speaker ryan has some very strong convictions on a lot of really important issues. they need to talk about. speaker ryan was chair of ways and means. he wanted tax reform. >> even beyond taxes. they are so -- they are die metrically opposed. we're not talking about tone. we're talking about the ban off muslims entering the country. donald trump believes in it. paul ryan said this is not conservativetism. is there middle ground between those two on this? >> on that particular issue, it depends on what the rest of congress, what the rest of the house may say. speaker ryan hasn't had, you know, that conference with us just talking about that one issue. so i would be interested to see where all my colleagues are on it. because i have seen speaker ryan firsthand since he came in as speaker. and it's a very b

first up, welcome from mountain play, the executive director, sarah pearson, good to have you. >> good to be here. >> tell us about mountain play. >> it's 103 years old. we have been doing it for 103 years. not all musical theater. we started musical theater in the late 70s with our executive director then, marilyn smith. but 103 years ago, 1200 people hiked up to the top of the mountain to see abraham and isaac. crazy. a

. >> i think we definitely got more popular around campus every time if got to pearson hall to play basketballeople recognize me. >> their popularity grew in their home country as well. >> basketball is the biggest sport in china. so many fans and college students get crazy on it. >> javi is studying broadcasting at temple while james is a business major. now considering broadcasting as a minor. >> it's my dream and my career dream so it's a first step for my career. i really enjoy doing this after the first year so i'm definitely looking forward to doing it again next semester. >> the plan is for james and javi to take on more basketball games next season. >> when visions 2016 comes right back. >> we meet some food pioneers on a mission to pay it forward. >> and the effort to get more asian americans elected to office. >> welcome back to visions 2016 and our celebration of asian american and pacific islander heritage. we are at maido: a marketplace of japan in ardmore. and now the story of a couple who immigrated from india 50 years ago and started an indian food company in their kitchen that

in washington, i'm hampton pearson for "nightly business report." >>> today the president of the federal reserve bank of new york said it is reasonable to expect that the central bairpgs will raise interest rates twice this year. in an interview with the "new york times," bill dudley conceded that the jobs report was weaker than expected but that it doesn't necessarily change his economic outlook. >>> john sylvia joins us now to talk more about the state of the labor market, he's chief economist at wells fargo securities. how much of this fall-off in hiring is attributable perhaps to a slowing economy and how much may be factors? >> there may be some seasonal factors in the retail trade numbers. but also perhaps in the construction numbe. but i'd go back to your earlier point, tyler. the wage gains were pretty significant. and combined with even modest general gaib gains, you're talk personal income gains that will sustain consumer spending going forward. >> do you expect that that trend in wages will continue? because we've been waiting for a long time to see significant improvement or

as hampton pearson tells us, recovery from the 2008 recession and more skills oriented economy have employers looking for more and more college grads. >> this year's nearly 2 million college graduates will have lots of employers anxious to put their skills to use. employers expect a higher 5% more graduates from the class of 2016 than last year. according to a highly regarded survey from the national association of colleges and employers. the unemployment rate for college graduates has been cut in half in the last five years from a high of 8% in 20 10 to 4% last year. >> they're taking about two-thirds of all of the good jobs in this recovery and the high school people are the last to be hired. it has been since about 2010 that things have been getting slowly better. >> in 2015, degree holders earned nearly $49,000 a year versus just under $24,000 for high school graduates. but that is offset by the $37,000 in student loan debt on average for the class of 2016. college job placement experts say it all comes down to a simple rule, what you make in salary depends on what you take for courses. w

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after being on the wall two weeks the detectives are happy to report that pearson wanted for shootingut of a car and wounding a 12-year-old boy turned himself in. making the first appearances now are 35-year-old barrack for failing to show up for court in arlington county on the third d.u.i. and 23-year-old crystal, the d.c. police are looking for her in a burglary case. they join ongoing for daniel young who robbed gunpoint. and agualar wanted in a manassas murder case. and police say this man robbed a man in woodbridge. set the wall of justice in motion. spotlight is on donald young. d.c. police need your help to find 23-year-old donald young. case that is a warning to all who shop online. police say young agreed to buy a tablet from three men from maryland through the mobile app offer up. when they showed up, the detectives pulled out a gun and robbed all three. >> phone, tablet. any of the items they had on them were gone. >> police say young is 5'5", weighs 125 pounds, black hair, brown eyes and wanted for robbery. detectives want him off the wall of justice to put him behind bar

they say it was the ceo, pearson, who did a lot of that. was a sewer. >> it was. >> it was. what happened. we also point out, you worked at a hospital -- >> they were robbing our hospital. >> what happened? >> they raised a heart drug that old people real-- people really. it was outrageous. he said i'm correcting under pricing. you raise the price on absolutely necessary drug by 500% and say you're correcting a underpricing. he's like the joan of arc. i would call that demented. >> it started at the top but it was out touted as a reason for buying the stock and why he could make the aqqucquisitions made. it wouldn't be the most attract of thing to say, but to large investors, it was conveyed when they want something that was one thing for sure the price was going to go up on the product. >> is that a trend that you think, i mean, it's become a political issue this time around. drug pricing. we've seen it with martin -- that idiodiot. >> it was certain because a response that was going to be cataclysmic for valeant. in any sense didn't know

thatst so happens, charlie's jones owens from pearson education contacted me and said, let's put together a textbook. i stopped everything, and for the next three or four years concentrated on writing. it theet -- i call african-american odyssey, because i did not want my students to think that we started off its slaves. as slaves. [applause] and that was the reasoning behind it, the first three chapters were about africa, and then into the middle passage, and focusing on community development and individual achievement, and resistance, resistance, resistance. is an odyssey, a journey, and we will get to freedom one of these days. i have not written in african-american history textbook, but in my labor of and otherion in 2010, books, i had a epilogue's where i tried to talk about this very recent past. i found the challenge and not to to get a look at the structural legacy of discrimination. itself it has embedded on american society today. the peculiar vulnerability of many african-americans to changes in the economy, peoplesure, the rates of suffering from predatory love. african-americ

but first here's hampton pearson with the cnbc mark wrap. >> thanks, chuck, a sell-off of stocks today, the dow sinking by 180 points, the s&p falling by 19, the nasdaq dropping 59. bullish news on the housing market. housing starts jumped more than expected last month, rising more than 6.5%. building permits were up 3.6% as well. and home depot posted revenue that beat estimates, they raised their full year profit and sales target. however shares finished lower today. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> welcome back to our special primary night coverage. the trump campaign is sharpening its tools in preparation for a long battle with hillary clinton where little will be out of bounds. hillary clinton has a lot of recent examples of what didn't work when it comes to try to beating trump. jeb bush tried to ignore. rubio tried to beat him with insults. ted cruz tried to befriend him, but in the end, had to do a 180 to attack him. we have some campaign veterans here who perhaps can pride new insight. former bush campaign manager danny diaz. and former cruz senior adviser

donald trump's national spokeswoman katrina pearson was a message with paul ryan on the eve of the bigng between trump and speaker of the house. herman cain why the third party candidate push has to be squashed. also talking tuesday's primaries. doctor oz will be talking healthy coffee you should be drinking. also we have an invictus games profile from florida. please get dressed. it's monday. do not hit the snooze alarm one more time. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. rethink. reimagine. because right here, right now. it's time to take a closer look at botox® cosmetic, the only fda approved treatment for the temporary improvement of both moderate to severe frown lines and crow's feet. see what real results can really look like. so talk to your doctor about botox® cosmetic. and make it part of what you do for you. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swa

new to the wall tonight is 20-year-old pearson. the prince william county police say he was one 12-year-old boy in a driveby shooting. in prince george's county police looking for murder suspect christopher crawford. in arlington police are looking for jesse kim for assault and battery. thaw want to get donald young off the street for robbery. tonight the spotlight on kim. on the wall for the second time for the same crime. they tell us when we put him on the wall last summer he called in from korea and said he would come back and turn himself in. that never happened. he is on the wall again. he needs to face charges in 2015 attack on the new owner of his father's former dry cleaning business. we are seeking public assistance to locate hi >> he is 5'7", 145 pounds, black hair and brown eyes and wanted for assault and battery and destruction of property. they want to put him behind bars. >> arlington county police say if you know kim, let him know to make good on his promise to surrender. i'm jennifer donelan with a "7 on your side"

katrina pearson went out. >> she sometimes does that. >> i think he wants to pivot on some of these issues that ryan cares about. if he's going to be blinking, i think it's on his side. >> i agree. >> i think that's where it's going to come if there's blinking. it may not be blinking. >> if you think about how much resistance to donald trump, by the end of this week he's in a surprising position. didn't get the bushes, ryan and not getting jeb bush. but got dick chaney. got some members of congress. didn't get the governor of illinois. it's a mixed bag. here's the key to me. trump has to prove he can win a general election. they have reservations about trump's behavior, policy positions. some have reservations about what kind of president he will be. if he looks like he can beat hillary clinton, that's going to get a lot of people on board. >> there's still a powerful thing here. the end of the week has come. the speaker of the house, the last republican nominee, the previous nominee to that. the last two sitting republican presidents. none of them are for trump. not one. that overshadows

when we come back the trump campaign responds and trina pearson is standing by. >>> this is a story that the other networks are not covering. we will talk to the activists that was at the film review. crowd sounds ] oooh! [ brakes screech ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. [ cheering ] so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. shoshow me more like this.e. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what you love. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. >>> time for response came pain and a spokeswoman for donald trump. we talk about the media hammering your boss about the investigated vince foster suicide in 1993. i know that the washington post raised it first, but why go there. >> well, he answers questions by the

cupp and katrina pearson and political editor of right alert, a trump supporter, as well.w that he clinched the republican presidential no, ma'am nice, why is he going after other republicans? why isn't he trying to unify the whole party? >> mr. trump is trying to unify the whole party and what we continue to see are some of the individuals in the party who continue this never trump mantra. when we never saw the #never romney mantra. this is a reaction. mr. trump is at the rallies, engaging with his thousands of fans. again, this is mr. trump. he engages with them, has fun with them. this is normal. we keep saying he's going to change and change and i've always told you mr. trump is not going to change. he's going to continue to be mr. trump and having fun on the trail. >> it's worked so well. >> yeah. >> beat 16 or 17 other republicans and he thinks the same strategy if you believe katrina will work against, let's say, hillary clinton. >> yeah. and it might. what i would appreciate, you know, katrina says he's never going to change. he keeps saying he's going to change. h

i asked katrina pearson about this in the last hour and i said this is a dead-serious question. how would you possibly spin it if mitt romney came out and said he was for your campaign. she didn't have an answer for that. it would be a disaster. >> juan what is your take on this? do you think that paul ryan is going to come around, just like everybody else? >> it doesn't matter at this point. the fact that he did what he did at this moment. kind of the high point when everyone is rallying to trump and paul ryan sass the top republican official in the nation, just rebuked the nominee. and said, it's on the nominee, it's his burden to unify the party, not on the party. and so what you see is people like mary matalin saying i'm leaving the republican party. what you see is not only is george h.w. and george w. saying they're not going to go to the convention. now you have a bunch of senators not going to the convention. why is paul ryan doing what he's doing? i think matter of principle to pick up on your point. no matter what you think about his principles, he's a jack kemp guy. a

he had two spokespeople denying it, metaphor and trina pearson, both denying it yet he said under oath that it was in fact, he was john miller. then he has his people deny what he marla already said under oath was true so he is an inveterate liar. he proved it. he cannot tell the truth and he's directing his people to lie about what he already said under oath was true. >> this is a good example considering you've got a president who has lied himself through the last 7 and a half years. this is a bit of a meltdown. the american people see it for what it is. it's panicked. i think this is why you are also watching now with the latest national poll once again, donald trump eating hillary clinton. hillary having to go into the rust belt states because he sees her leaving those on well. ! be a good general election for republicans but the media is going to. [overlapping conversation] >> as he lied about whether or not he was john miller? we know there are stories about money being given to bill clinton? changing the subject. has he lied about it? >> there's all kinds of stories that are rel

. >>> first, here is hampton pearson. >> thanks, chuck. stocks rallying across the board. the dow soaring 213 points, s&p 500 up 28, nasdaq 95 points. one stock moving higher with the broader market was best buy. the company's earnings beat estimates but current quarter results are expected to fall short of expectations. shares sank more than 7%. >>> hewlett packard enterprises is will merge that computer sciences units, shares of both are higher after hours. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only one place where real and amazing live. seaworldreal. amazing with booking.com's range rebel and key can wing it all the way to jordan and chelsea's wedding. rumble! road trip. there she is. uh oh, oh, oh, oh, what? so here is our road trip itinerary. what's this? a bunch of different places... nah, bro. we gotta go off-script. rip to shrs every motel, cabin and teepee, between here and the wedding. now get out of my seat. alrigh

alexander, christopher pearson hopes his first place finish is not his last. >> my dreams are just to day and get a gold medal. >> it gives me goosebumps to see all these beautiful children. >> reporter: so for creating a program to teach inner city kids as healthy life sometime, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to dr. mark alexander. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> this summer the track meet's best athletes will go to taiwan for the international children's games. last year's games were held in the netherlands where the girls brought back gold in the relay. >> excellent. >> the fitness program is a great idea. is anyone replicating it? >> the "100 black men of the bay area" chapters around the country are using his program as a model and dr. alexander is helping with tommie smith track meets in louisville, kentucky, in new orleans, in hampton, virginia, and in washington, d.c. >> great. >> really good to the bay area. >> nice, sharon. thanks. >> all right. to get involved with dr. alexander's youth movement use the link on our online story at cbssf.com/hero. >>> we want to sa

corporate executives but ceos have encountered trouble when they face margin loans most notably michael pearsonck liquidated late last year and a few years ago, aubrey mcclendon was forced to sell much and robert stiller of green mountain coffee fell into a similar situation in 2012. because musk pledged a small amount of his 6.5 tesla stake against those loans, the prospect of a call seems remote. he's a self-imposed cap of 5% of the equity holdings for use as loan ka lcollateral and sells 2 million shares in the new offering and also donates 1.2 million additional shares to charity. so tesla shareholders don't seem to have too much to worry about now when it comes to finances but one can argue for a company that will need access to fresh capital, having the ceo soak up investor demand for the stock with his own shares is one more reminder to investors of how bound up their investment is with the priorities of musk that charismat charismatic. >> that self-imposed limit is the difference. i'm curious, what percentage of their equity stake was pledged or net worth for that matter? >> when their

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but first, hampton pearson with the cnbc market wrap. >> a mixed close on wall street. points, s&p down less than half a point. the nasdaq gaining six points. jobless claims hit a one-month low as fewer americans are applying for unemployment benefits for the second week in a row. the labor department says jobless claims dropped by 10,000 to 268,000 last week. >>> victims of bernie madoff's ponzi scheme might be able to recover $247 millioning more than 7 years after the scheme was unmasked. the court-appointed trustee is seeking court approval for the seventh payout to madoff's victims. once distributed, victims recoup more than $9 billion. >>> that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas.

filing reveals that pearson will be paid about $83,000 a month to serve as consultant.will be through december of 2017. also severance of $9 million and of course gets the medical, dental, vision, i hope better than we get. >> pretty nice separation agreement. >> not bad. not bad. >> dow is up one point. let's get to bob pisani. welcome him back from a week's vacation. hey, bob. >> and i highly recommend hawaii to everybody, particularly ku wie, what's not to like, the economy is doing well there, the convention business is on fire. i think hawaii is benefitting about concerns to travel to other countries. i saw a lot of conventions and comments from people saying business has been strong there and more conventions, more small businesses groups are coming there. let's move on and talk about the markets. it's a mixed market overall, but energy and financials are leading consumer discretionary utilities, kind of a mix eed market overall, but the mashlgts held up very well as we go into the close in may here. show you some of the global indices, s&p among the leaders inter

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