it's like following pied piper. let you know if the weather will stick around and we have rain in the forecast and then cooler temperatures coming in. have you been here before? >> a lot of times. >> what is your favorite part. >> this part. >> where we are standing? >> yes, this spot. how do we get down now? >> thank you have fun. good luck adam. >> with rain in the forecast keep 6abc.com/weather open on all of your devices and rely on double scan live radar for real time views of what is in store. >>> people reached new heights in delaware including wilmington's police chief. he repelled 17 stories down a building, part of the fun raising event. 90 people in all took part. each participant is required to raise 11$1100 and it benefits special olympics delaware. >>> matt pellman is in the traffic center with more on a commute home on a thursday. >> people are rolling but not quickly. we have a disabled vehicle rolling here southbound by cotman, northbound you see the normal afternoon traffic through the work zone an

costco's price target being cut to 135 at piper jaffray's.omfortableing sales estimates for sanonic. those shares down by nearly 4%. one hour 40 minutes until the close. still ahead, it is time for the kentucky derby. ist pull itorite nyqu off? we will talk to an expert on "bloomberg markets." ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets ." tomorrow, 20 of the best thoroughbreds in america will compete in the 142nd running of the kentucky derby. we are joined by david, our resident horseracing expert. this is the kickoff of the triple crown. frame this for people who don't know much about horse racing. how key is this race? david: this is the marquee event in america. this is a race of just three-year-old horses. race, you gets the 2 million-dollar purse and you are a pretty much guaranteed stallion where the real money is. multiple of millions of dollars. matt: amazing when you have that once in a lifetime horse. the kentucky derby is the most famous of all three races, by far. david: by far. the preakness is the middle leg. it is a big deal in maryla

congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> where is pied piper right now? get control of his own company again. they're working for jack barker, a corporate, conventional business man. >> as a tall drink of water, willie is, too, you're taking dance classes to be comfortable moving your body. do you have any moves? it's casual friday. >> all i can do is a paralyzed, ten tentative stance. then a terrified rocking back and forth. >> this is like "hitch." >> that's casual, by the way. that's casual. >> wow. >> have you not seen the show? >> i haven't watched it. i don't like seeing myself. it's like hearing your voice on an answering machine. from what i hear, it's a good show. >> you should watch it. >> yeah, i never will. >> people seem to be enjoig yin it. zach, a little bit of everything. you can catch "silicon valley" on sunday nights on hbo. >>> back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. >>> tamron decided not to run through the finish line, finish the job. >> that's not true. >> she went back to her formal wear. >> it's a foul. >> according to the hashta

. >> somebody has to pay the piper. it is not us to pay all the time. making stuff that we can't get rid of. >> someone is making the recycles and money through the cycle. >> it is worth through my time. $48,000 tax-free, most definitely. >> we is recycling in crisis, the answer is half a world away. we showed you how china's economic downturn has crippled recycling efforts and why it will cost us more money if we are determined to recycle. go to csf.com and click on expect more. >>> coming up in the next half hour, a woman in trouble and a convenient store clerk steps in when an argument gets out of control. his bold move when the bullets start flying. >> tumble on the campaign trail. how donald trump is taking advantage of carly fiorina's spill on stage. >> why starbucks is in hot water over its ice to coffee ratio you are watching kpix news. >>> our top stories at six. teffla secured leases on two possibly three giant warehouses there. more than a million square feet that will be used as tesla ramps us production. >>> former 9er star dana stubblefiel

it's girls night out for meg, elaine finley piper and tatum from fox chase. >> they've been waiting fort all week they knew we were coming down and counting down how many more sleeps until the shore. >> reporter: summer doesn't start until they hit the ocean city boardwalk. >> what's your favorite part of summertime. >> the beach. >> reporter: what's your favorite part of summertime? >> i like going to the merry go around. >> reporter: over in stone harbor it was cocktail a* hour at fred's tavern the scramble to prepare for summertime has officially started. >> everybody is ready and excited. bring on memorial day. >> even the traffic to the shore has already started. just like that, a nice sunny day along the boardwalk in wildwood, a new summer season begins. ♪ >> reporter: the food has been fried, t-shirts shops stock, arcade games polished. there are two reasons, summer and the rest of the year. >> goes from zero to a hundred. >> he may not look stressed but carl owns two ice cream shops along the boardwalk he calls this the calm before the summer storm. >> it's time to panic, my fri

. >> zamir: peter piper picked a pack of pickled peppers. >> anthony: i'm talking about zamir, of coursescow and ready at a drop of a hat to jump on a plane and be my eyes and ears in batumi. [ clearing throat ] i may have misrepresented things a little bit. i may have promised him a reoccurring role in the show. but i needed somebody on the ground, and i needed him quickly. >> zamir: this is cnn. [ clearing throat ] ♪ when the producers of the american television program "parts unknown" telephoned me and explained that i wouldn't have to pay for anything i took from the mini bar, i was confident this was the break i was waiting for. maybe this was the glorious future for me in cable news. >> crew member: can you go a little bit to your right, zamir? right -- a little more. >> zamir: but just when my plans for becoming next wolf blitzer are about to come true, tony arrives, smashing my hopes on the reef of television broken dreams. >> zamir: please, feel at home now, like it's georgia. it could be another state, right? >> anthony: you know. how did you get here? what, via what route? >>

borrowing money from other funds like the ebola fund and using it for this, but at some point the piper will ask to be paid and they'll need the money. consumer reports has come out with research with what we can do as consumers when we're worried about the mosquitos that carry the virus and they're saying sprays are more effective than using the lotions and we should use the labels and look for a couple of things and maybe it has deet which has shown to be effective to a chemical ingredient that is also effective and orange of oil eucalyptus which is effective. one of the things they looked at was for pregnant mothers who were concerned about using the chemicals when they're pregnant and maybe that would affect their pregnancies and the studies suggest and so do the medical authorities that the chemical allowed to be used are indeed not harmful to a mother those natural items, some of the natural repellents that are sold are not effective. if you are a woman, pregnant, using a natural repellent you should look very closely to make sure yours is on the list that's proven effective. >> k

i think it's way too early to make that determination. >> david, thank you for phoning in from piper>> the big retail stocks continue to struggle. kohl's tanking more than 10% onlt back of its latest earnings. what a week it's been in retail and not in a good way. nordstrom, lower ahead of its results. macy's sinking again. macy's ceo speaking with women's ware daily, i never miss it, weighing in on the retail sector's problems right now. referring to the health of consumers, he says as long as there is uncertainty about jobs and the economy, there won't be a quick turn to more discretionary spending. he says consumers are buying things they need, continuing to save at very high levels. but they're not at the point of buying things they want. so are consumers thriving or hurting a deeper dive now with steve liesman along with cak entertainment ceo and the chief market strategist with convergex. is the problem more with consumers and their propensity to spend or with retailers and their product lines and this in store experience that they're delivering. >> it's a great question. i thi

encapsulated. >> you like to point out when research is behind a stock -- >> two guys, when bam and piperth jam it, it's going to go much higher than this. >> okay. we have another a. >> alcoa, bank of america merrill lynch upgrades it. the spin is coming and they're saying that the new part, the more highly added proprietary 75% aerospace and that makes me think about the big vietnam jet order, which was big. travel continues and i know the airline stocks have been doing poorly. but actual airline orders, aerospace orders are good and people are going to play call. >> you obviously know alcoa very well. you focused on this spin, but it hasn't really done a lot to add value. >> not at all because the actual raw aluminum has been hurt so badly by the chinese dumping. it's kind of like everything other thing that the chinese do. it's state-owned producing way too much aluminum. now, it shouldn't -- once this splits up, you're going to see the value. and the value of the proprietary is well in excess of the whole company right now. but when you're connected with anything chinese shs look at

down is ross stores after the discount retailer was cut underweight from neutral by piper.nts and a macro player as well and think that the stock could come under pressure if the fiscal first quarter results are underwhelming. all of this as ross comes dangerously close to a two day moving average. to brazil, today could be dilma rousseff's last day in office. a vote is expected at 6:00 eastern, 7:00 brazilian time. a civil majority takes the steps aside. rockndo rodriguez of black joins us from san francisco. they currently have about 6% of their weight in brazilian assets. talk to us about what is happening in brazil. the markets tell the story, really building up momentum ahead of the impeachment. down 6% insales out brazil from a year earlier. why does that change in the next couple of weeks, whoever is in charge? it is a historical day for the case of brazil, and i would say for the case of emerging markets. it is not very common that in in -- ncy -- emergen one needs to be relatively positive that the institutional framework can lead to this type of outcome. this is h

two people were inside the piper thatent down for unknown reasons.son had to be taken to the hospital as a precaution. happy was on the approach and it plunged right to the of radio of the commercial building. >> hook out if you are riding a motorcycle, extra oakland police officers are on the streets looking for violates that can led to motorcycle crashes. the department wants to reduce the number of deaths. california collision data shows the main cause of citizens include speeding unsafe turns and the glue of alcohol. and the glue of alcohol. >> sailor sandburgs sandberg has an ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> now at 6:00, make your voice heard. california could play a major role in the presidential primary and how you can play a part today. >> san francisco authorities are bracing for more angry protesters at city hall calling pore hundreds to protest. it could cause big trouble for anyone in downtown san francisco. >>

. >> reporter: it is girls night out for may, elaine, findley, piper and from fox chase. >> they have been waiting all week because they knew they were coming down. they have been counting down how many more sleeps until the shore. >> reporter: for this family summer doesn't start until they hit the ocean city boardwalk. is what your favorite part of the summertime. >> the beach. >> is what your favorite part of the summer time. >> i like going on the merry go round. >> reporter: over in stone harbor it was cocktail harbor. at fred's tavern the scramble to prepare for summertime, has officially started. >> everybody is ready and everybody is excited and bring on memorial day. >> reporter: even the traffic to the the shore has already started. and just like that, a nice sunny day along the boardwalk in wildwood, and a new summer season, begins. >> wildwood days. >> reporter: food has been fried, t-shirt stopped stocked, arcade games polished, most who live here know there are two seasons, summer and the rest of the year. >> zero to a hundred, just like this my friend. >> reporter: he m

>> when came here this morning and many of you were here years ago when the pipers came here, the command bus, the sniper attacks occurred that morning. virtually in the same location. and as any who actually remember, when they committed the murders here, they actually went and did not leave the area, and they ate in the same restaurant where we were having the surveillance here today, which is an irony not lost on me. same boston market, the same parking lot during the sniper shootings. >> he was right here -- [inaudible question] >> i think it's a coincidence. there's some information that the suspect in custody did live in this neighborhood at some point in time so he came back to a neighborhood i believe he was familiar with. >> you didn't really answer garrett's question when he was saying, were there other people you were concerned he might be going after? clearly -- >> again, my response to that was we southerned him with several addresses etch went to the addresses out concern he may rife there to harm other people but that he may attempt to secret himself there. so all of those

. >> the bag piper was there. this is reported on, look. okay. you can see the issue here.pip . it doesn't just the other networks. in msnbc's defense, there was a day here at fox news when was a report near the d.c. bureau when i saw the following, fox news alert, the white house christmas tree has arrived at the white house. none of us has perfectly clean hands. great to see you all. >>> tonight, senator harry reid unloading after donald trump meets with senator mitch mcconnell. >> senator mcconnell has so enthusiastically embraced trump, we can assume that he agrees with donald trump's believes. >>> new reports on kelly ripa, michael strahan and what is happening on the set of that snow the final days before strahan leaves. oudairy or artificial flavors., so we invented a word that means that. shmorange! and it rhymes with the color of our bottle. to help spread the word, we made t-shirts! reach for the orange, it's 100% shmorange! befoburning, the pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet were the first in my family to graduate from college, raised active twin girl

let's bring in analyst from piper jaffry.ene, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> is this a precursor to a car? is it a way to build good will with the chinese? what do you make of it? >> well, i mean, you jumped to probably the real story here is that there's probably something bigger going on. you take a step back and look at this, it purely face value, $1 billion investment on $160 billion in cash, it's just a sign that they're starting to edge outside of their core market, which is great. but then there's the bigger story which you're talking about and that is apple starting to inch into the autonomous car. and china's done a lot around that. i think most investors don't know that baido, which is the google in china, has their own initiative. they have cars driving around the bay area and they want to have a global sales driving car business. so the idea of china being a front-runner in that, i think, is very apparent. and i think apple is starting to plant some of the seeds for that potential, which is kind of consi

. >> and as jeffrey piper who started kroger at underweight. >> well, they have some headwinds and deflation is a big deal. >> and the oil is rebounding today, but below the key $45, and jackie deangelis is down there theret the nymex, and what are you seeing? >> oil is rallying to day, and we have supply concern, and outages in canada and nigeria, and that is overtaking the worry of the supply glut. so while the averages may be temporary, and certainly giving a blip to the oil prices to the upside, but what does it take to get the oil higher? >> it is going to take absolutely brand-new fundamental news, because we have resistance overhead, and while some people are excited about the fact that the 50-day moving average is moving above the 200-day moving average for the future is not going to the mean much since the 200-day average is still lower. >> and frank, is the average enough to take us over 45 in the short term? >> well, some of them, yes. when you look at the trend here, high are highs around and the lower lows, and you will see the support of $42 a barrel, and $40 longer term, and t

. >> the bag piper was there. this is reported on look. okay.an see the issue here.piper player. it doesn't just the other networks. in msnbc's defense, there was a day here at fox news when was a report near the d.c. bureau when i saw the following, fox news alert, the white house christmas tree has arrived at the white house. none of us has perfectly clean hands. great to see you all. >>> tonight, senator harry reid unloading after donald trump meets with senator mitch mcconnell. >> senator mcconnell has so enthusiastically embraced trump, we can assume that he agrees with donald trump's believes. >>> new reports on kelly ripa michael strahan and what is happening on the set of that snow the final days before strahan leaves. my lenses have a sunset mode. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside... to clear inside mode. transitions® signature® adaptive lenses... ...are more responsive than ever. so why settle for a lens with just one mode? experience life well lit®. ...upgrade your lenses to transitions® signature®. no

now, here is one that you have owned in the portfolio, and real life, too, in the personal account, piperhe price target of palo alto from 208 to 180, and the stocks are trading 129. >> stocks are 129. wow. they cut it to 180 from 208 and that is a bad job and needs to be cut much deeper. in terms of the fundamentals, palo alto is e showing you the growth on the quarterly basis, but the problem with the stock is that it is not performing, and disappointing, and with the strong sell discipline, it is not a name that i am and cannot suggest you be in as well. >> and now, a shake-up in brazil, and the protests are erupting as the senate votes to impeach dilma rousseff, and we will have more of what that mean means to the markets with michelle caruso-cabrera. >>> and also, we will find out what has been happening on the trades here. [beekeeper] from bees to business expenses, i'm in charge of it all. so i've been snapping photos of my receipts and keeping track of them in quickbooks. now i'm on top of my expenses, and my bees. best 68,000 employees ever. that's how we own it. >>> all right. b

michael, you talked about the piper support that was needed to be generated to pass a constitutionalamendment ending the poll tax. but since then the court has rather stimulate interpreted the poll tax and many laws that have been thought to be found like poll taxes are thought to operate like poll taxes have not been given credence. do you have any reaction to that? >> there's both an interesting story as well as what's happened since. the constitutional and two in the poll tax was not supported by the civil rights movement. the naacp and other groups opposed it and denounced it. they said we don't need to pass an amendment. this could be done by statute. and it was a white supremacist, segregationist senator -- senator who pushed a. you're right that even in since then the courts have not taken the logical application which is there ought be no financial barrier to voting. and extended it to the places and ways that it ought to be. in the case of texas at the brennan center has helped to bring, challenging that voter id law, the lead witness which we are proud to brought into the c

the foreign-based manufactures into the thick pied piper's of this poison often operate with impunity because they exploit loopholes in the analogue provisions of the controlled substances act and capitalize on the lengthy resource intensive reactive process required to schedule either permanently or temporarily these dangerous substances. as we speak from help chemists in foreign countries are tweaking the molecular structural structure keeping the same properties that the controlled substance helping the manufactures and distributors avoid criminal exposure because of the altered molecular structure. we see these newly-created synthetic drugs by the dozens every year. important to remember these new dangerous substances get piled on top of the hundreds we have determined need to be controlled based on overdoses, deaths and law enforcement encounters. dea moves to temporary schedule as many of us growing that luck as quickly as we can fit for each substance that process averages between three and four months. once temporarily scheduled we seek hhs evaluation for permit scheduling a p

the foreign-based manufactures into the thick pied piper's of this poison often operate with impunity because they exploit loopholes in the analogue provisions of the controlled substances act and capitalize on the lengthy resource intensive reactive process required to schedule either permanently or temporarily these dangerous substances. as we speak from help chemists in foreign countries are tweaking the molecular structural structure keeping the same properties that the controlled substance helping the manufactures and distributors avoid criminal exposure because of the altered molecular structure. we see these newly-created synthetic drugs by the dozens every year. important to remember these new dangerous substances get piled on top of the hundreds we have determined need to be controlled based on overdoses, deaths and law enforcement encounters. dea moves to temporary schedule as many of us growing that luck as quickly as we can fit for each substance that process averages between three and four months. once temporarily scheduled we seek hhs evaluation for permit scheduling a p

liz: i'm waiting for pied piper to go public [laughter]. >> i think they bought pets.com.got 20 seconds. >> look i think you stay in diversified portfolios balanced with defense, consumer staples and health care and some offense, industrial, basic material, financials the banks but you have to have this balance. we're in a slow growth, low-yield economy and that will be continue for several years to go, to come. liz: great to have all of you. thank you so much. a win for the bulls. a win for tech. a win for homebuilders and banks. [closing bell ring] dow high at 250. we're closing up 210 points. we'll hand the crazy day over to david and melissa. david: we'll take the crazy day. we end the day with big rally on wall street. all three major averages up more than 1%. the dow was up 250 points. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we've got you covered on the markets. first here is what else we have for you this hour. david: republican voters heading to the polls in washington state today as donald trump and hillary clinton trade barb as on

back this way, there's also to give you a sense of what kind of circus is, there's a group of bag pipers playing, they have shown up and they are sort of giving a performance if you will outside the rnc. there are a couple of trump supporters here. there's one gentleman wearing a make america great again shirt. so it is a circus unsurprisingly outside the rnc. we should note that the members of the media seem to outnumber the protesters that are here. when you talk about what's happening inside. we can tell you the meeting between paul ryan and reince priebus and donald trump has ended. the second meeting is set to begin in a couple of minutes if it hasn't already begun inside. after that we expect to hear from paul ryan over on capitol hill and over at katy tur's location. a lot going on outside the rnc as these protesters we get out of the way start to march down the walk here. and again, this is something -- let's point it out. we see it wherever donald trump goes. people protesting him. he always draws a crowd. there are tourists and people heading to capitol hill on business who sto

there's a guy named joseph piper who said leisure is not playing golf, it's having your mind go slowly enough so that the world can be invited in to you, and getting your brain slowed down enough at the right pace is a challenge. >> it reminds me of a friend who didn't tell me this but he told another friend that, as he was approaching death, he said, within days, you know, he said, if i had longer time, i would do nothing, and the do nothing is when you're bringing all that in, you're exposing yourself to all that is there. and doing nothing is not having a schedule and ambition, it is -- >> inner formation doesn't always look like outer formation. >> rose: yeah. my last book was based on the resume versus the ewing. the resume is what makes you go to your job, the eulogy is what they say about you after you're dead. we all want to be great at the eulogy, honest, capable of great love. how you get there is sometimes a matter of passivity. another piece is on taking a day off and he said the sabbath is a palace in time. you don't take it off so you can be more efficient at work, you wo

and yes, the interview was valiant, and the stock went up when ackerman comes on, and so the pied piperes it up. and you could not take apple down. >> we will see you again tonight on "mad money ". >> and great draft by the way, that wide receiver. >> thank you very much. >> wow. >> and anything else that you want to talk about? >> we do. >> and you could have more sound tonight. >> and to the night, it is just real and tim koch-- tim cook opening up. >> we have to run our commercials on your show though. >> okay. >> and out to l.a. now sh, and t is where david faber has a first on cnbc interview with the millken can institute's global conferen conference. david. you know how it is? >> yes, i do. i work with that man fairly frequent frequently. and thank you, scott. i am joined by steven schwartzman the chairman and ceo of the blackman group. >> good to see you, david. >> and we have known each other for years, and way back when we used to talk about the private equity, because that is what people think about when they are lbos, but as an asset manager, you have moved way beyond, that a

we have got to get to point where we all pay the piper and fore the loyalty of politicians rests on uswhich is what founders intended. number one. number two, the reason i want small donor systems is because every study that has been done shows that once someone contributes any money to politics, whether one dollar or $1000, they are much more engaged as a result. they keep track of what they are up to, they talk about the politician to neighbors, they write letters to the editor, they call or harass the politician when they are not doing the right thing, so it ends up increasing or enhancing the civic engagement. when we talk about financing politics, i want to see all of finance politics, not just the millionaires and billionaires. host: one last call from florida, -- from georgia, democratic caller. hi, joe. i was scrolling through the television and hit on "60 minutes." whereis a program on congressman have to spend at least 30 hours a week across the street in this no-name building hitting up big donors. senators and congressmen -- i mean, it is too good to be a be a lie -- to the

gene munster and piper jaffray on apple. ♪ tom: global surveillance from london to new york, from manyhies as well as well, how about a foreign exchange report. sterling stronger, fractionally, but nevertheless on the move. i am watching sterling very much. migration moves forward to june 23 and a brexit vote. francine: we will talk technology in just a second. we have james bullard saying some may lead to productivity gains. this is what we will be discussing next. bloomberg is next with david westin, vonnie quinn, and jonathan ferro. >> two numbers in focus. it is $50 credit. high-yield energy no longer looking distressed. we are looking at that $9 billion bond offering as well. once again, calling the end of the hedge fund industry. will always be doing that. tom: thank you so much. greatly appreciate that. james bullard speaking in singapore. two major themes. productivity and what doesn't go into john taylor's global headwinds. with us as well. productivity is a mystery. >> we have seen it in profits. what is interesting there is there is so many factors helping -- factors ho

>>mark: the single-engine piper went down to people on the plane the 61 your pilot was airlifted to thel is expected to bill came and did it leave the plane lost power but they're still trying to figure out what caused the crash of the system all across the country are riding in this tour as well the all meet at the national law enforcement office of memorial on thursday afternoon to celebrate the 20th anniversary of national police week the week is meant to harm of the more than 21,000 officers who have died and a line of duty during the nation's history. >>mark: house papaw range of the political bombshell hit announced it was not ready to support downtown trump and his supporters are now firing back. >>reporter: the cause of the republican nominee said he did not see it coming to hospital all wine is not the highest level gop leader mrs. trump is not have the support it is not yet to believe that the announcement was driven by a desire to seek the white house in 2020 the house speaker has repeatedly ruled out to the 16th said and has made no comment regarding future elections he did