now fox and piper will talk to him to get his side of the story. >> i didn't do it. he was standing there talking about getting [ bleep ] all day long. about [ bleep ] bombing us. you know. >> did he say anything to you? you didn't get him before he got you? >> no. you can ask them guys that were in there. he's been in there all morning. i think the guy wants to check in. >> all right. that's all we needed to know then. >> all right. >> hey, you [ bleep ]. you fat little [ bleep ]. >> he's getting that [ bleep ] back in spades. i'm going to make it extra thick, man. it's going to be extra thick and full of [ bleep ]. >> i'm going to get you good tomorrow. it's on. it's on now, miera. that's a felony, by the way, you dumb [ bleep ]. you [ bleep ] bomb another prisoner nowadays, it's a felony. >> piper and fox both suspect miera is telling the truth but still piper talks to some of his other neighbors to get a clearer picture. >> this guy, he said he cannot go to gp for some apparent reason, you know and that he's going to do whatever he has to do to stay in here. >> a

. >> for those watching, for you tavis, we beat pipeline last year sand piper, in north america came in with a proposal. first daughter black snake is about that battle. it is a four-year battle. every year we prayed, rode horses, went to every hearing and he lawsuits were filed as a result we keadefeated 640 thousand barrel pipeline coming out of north dakota called the sand piper. what i want to say is you can stop something people can win over corporations but you got to be really persistent and pray and know your terrain. we were common people who fought these guys and no one said we could. we're stale faill facing same t with line three, will be coming in 915,000 barrels a day. same route. so i'm going back to fight round two, same damn corporation. corporations like to talk about how much we need them but what i want to say is look, you know, between the good guy up in canada and mr. willie nilly donald trump they approve all these pipelines, just here, approve this, approve this. the fact is they approved more pipelines than there is oil. same in north dakota. they have more p

when the time comes, the sand piper takes off when the stars come out. they will fly all night and into the next morning or afternoon before landing in the gulf, more than 30 hours in the air depending on conditions. theirs is the longest open water migration of land bird in the world. while they're in flight, surface water terns preparing prepare fr arrival. this is the way nature works. spent sandpiper -- [inaudible] would devour the provisions like the famous marathoners they are. where the exultation of incoming land birds, spring warmth has brought out insects and shrubs. every april and may it seems as if the entire kingdom is endeavoring to go ashore. tens of millions arrive daily. some will travel an extra 30 or 40-mile leg. chimney sweeps are usually the first to come in and hummingbirds soon follow. be they appear in every size, shape and color. thousands make the approach together, drop out of the cascade out of the sky and then a wave breaking over the greenery until trees are inundated with busy noises and song. feeding begins straight away,

piper says if you consider how domestic streaming took off easy to argue international could be much better than other analysts expect. in fact, they think the estimates might need to double, if that's the case netflix is most definitely priced wrongly staggering 5-point advance to all-time highs. just when i was think, just when i was thinking of replacing the "n" in fang to nvidia. netflix stays. probably geese to 200. finally, as much as they've moved the defense stocks just aren't where they need to be yet despite many calls it's time to sell those stocks. i hear that cat call about the defense stocks almost every day. they have to keep soaring until people realize that president trump seems he wants to become the greatest arms dealer in history. he tells our allies they need to pay for for our defense. buy more from lockheed, northup grumman and united technologies and honeywell. au contraire. every time he hints he's not as committed to nato as our allies might like every defense minister starts thinking of ways to spend money here so let me give you the bottom line as long as

guru hariharan from boomerang commerce and michael olson from piper jaffray. >> thank you, jon. >> thankwhen we come back, how one chinese automaker is looking to beat the odds and be the first to sell cars in the u.s. you'll never guess the name of the company, but first dow's down 12. narrowest range since december. rick santelli, what are you watching? >> you know, i'm watching how all the markets align. and we're going to do something different. we're going to look at seven different charts with the notion of what happened on november 8th. seven looks at eight after the break. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. to growing businesses cdw broacross the city,tration increasing productivity like never before, which is amazing, unless you're a barista. cdw implemented dell poweredge servers with intel xeon processors to allow people to work from anywhere, so lucky me. so

. >>> bag piper greeted hundreds who took part in the fallen hero's run, honors of memory of timothy. >>> check of the accu-weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee seems like the summer respective is over. >> it's gone. right back into springtime weather with temperatures slightly below average. it was cool. pretty cloudy. we'll show you with storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. we're really not tracking precipitation, early this morning, we did have light sprinkles, we got a stiff easterly wind making for cooler conditions. and a fair amount of cloud cover overhead. here's sky tracker 6 live in hd as we're looking from our temple camera at the center city skyline we're locked in with the loud for the rest of the evening, turns mostly and partly cloudy in some locations. the high came in at 76 degrees. that's a little bit deceiving because for the majority of the day, temperatures were in the middle and lower 60's. right now, with the stiff easterly wind, it's 62 in the city, 61 for reading and allentown up in the poconos right now, 59, it's cool at the coast in cape may

you can see macron is a pied piper, getting puzzled pieces -- getting puzzled pieces from the socialists, hoping that they will join him and form a new movement. does that, the original puzzle is starting to disappear. a bowling ballo in this one. macron is seriously shaking up the game. genie: the outgoing socialist president is holding his last cabinet meeting today, part of his goodbye tour before he hands over power on sunday. flo: there is a good cartoon that talks about this. you can see the president had a goodbye party, with his economy minister. showing the president a card that says "we will miss you." says it is from political cartoonists. this is a very famous comic book cartoon about a lazy and clumsy guy. stephen: just a word -- genie: just a word on the far right party after marine le pen lost in the presidential election, but there is a new twist there as well. nice, aine le pen's rising star in the party, is -- keep in she will mind, she is one of the national front's two mp's, and the youngest mp in f french ♪ music narrator: lima, peru, one of the driest cities on eart

now it is time to pay the piper. we worked our entire lives, sir. started working when i was 16 at i lied, i was the oldest of five. i had to go to work. when i got 18 and got out of high school, i got a job at the kroger company in there i stayed .ntil the day i retired i worked, i got married. i raise my family. i bought a home and did all the things that is required. you sir, you did not. 90 spent the money -- my tax dollar and now you are crying because the money is not there for you to spend again. the money needs to be put back into these places where we paid it in. now you are the one holding the money bag. now you want to tell me how bad i am because i want to have somewhat of a distant life. i'm not asking to live in luxury like you are, sir, but i would love to pay my gas and electric bill and my mortgage in the same month. host: catherine, thank you. guest: she obviously doesn't know my voting record. i do not vote for one appropriations bill the entire time i was in the u.s. senate because i thought it was a moral. immoral. i'm the guy w

says the pilot reported engine problems as soon as the piper cherokee took off from payne field in everettington. officer myron travis. >> as he was losing power and couldn't restart, he began to , scend rapidly. he saw that harpoint boulevard was a clear and open roadway. >> reporter: both people aboard the plane walked away from the r ash, including justin dunaway, who is now working with investigators. wh you it looks like he was in control the whole time? >> absolutely. >> reporter: former airline pilot alex abassi says the split-second decision to head for the road instead of turning around to the airport likely saved lives. >> definitely he made the right decision. ythilly anything less than 1,000 feet is not going to be enough altitude for pilots to go back and land on the runway they took off from. >> reporter: so the roadway became the runway, and not one person was seriously injured. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. s pelley: coming up, the 44th president shows off plans for his library and museum. rary and museum. it's like nothing you've seen. the power of nexium 24hr prote

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but i don't think they really know fully how it is to be like this. 13—year—old dylan piper was diagnosedh condition, when he was six. he struggles to concentrate and that can lead to him being disruptive. his mood swings are controlled by medication, so he can continue to go to school. but his family are concerned about whether taking drugs is the best solution to changing his behaviour in the long term. if i was able to do or give him anything else, i would in a heartbeat, and not have him on medication. however, right now, we don't have any other option. the use of medication for children like dylan is the focus of a new international study. the united states has the highest prescription levels, but the report shows that the uk is catching up. the rate here has increased by almost 57% over a seven—year period. this report tells us that more children and young people are being prescribed medication for adhd. and suggests that some may be taking the drugs for longer periods of time. but it doesn't tell us exactly why more drugs are being prescribed in the first place. doctors like this p

think it is radio i cannot disclose the we will have an announcement over the next month and with two piper shows in the pipeline with breaking news on 200 radio stations right now from fox news channel. so i think radio will be huge will have the advantage of a well time warner that we do us some ideas we could expand and fox news is becoming the home base and then go through six or eight channels. now they come to us and say there. there getting a fair and accurate news. >>cspan: what about the channel?. >> clearly we have to hire distribution cnbc have ahe monopoly on that niche for a long time but a good employees turn that around but to insist that news is really news. with the economy or jobs is peally news. is how you present that. but the top five vendors neil cavuto fox news and the new jobs is not doing business in the more i know now running for office or something bin cnbc after that. but there is a market for business. >>cspan: why bush you doing business channel if the of ratings are down for others? >> cnbc they claim they went down with the bubble burst but the market went d

. >> reporter: the pilot reported engine problems as soon as the piper cherokee took off. >> as he waspower and couldn't restart, he began to descend and descend rapidly. he saw that the boulevard was clear and open roadway. >> reporter: both people aboard the plane walked away from the crash, including justin dunn away, who's now working with investigators. >> to you, it looks like he was in control the whole team. >> absolutely. >> reporter: he says the split second to head for the road instead of turning back to the airport likely saved lives. >> definitely maid the right decision. anything less than a thousand feet is not enough altitude for pilots to go back to the runway and land where they took off from. >> reporter: so the roadway became the angeles. >>> coming up, the 44th president shows off plans for his library and museum. introducing a deodorant saving millions of clothes. denew ugreeclltraear black + white. no yellow stains on white clothes. no white marks on black clothes. new degree ultraclear black + white. it won't let you down. i just want to find a used car start at

now, it's time to pay the piper. we worked our entire lives, sir. i started working when i was 16. i lied. i was the oldest of five and to have a winter coat i had to go to work. when i got 18 and got out of high school, i got a job at the kroger company. and there i stayed until the day i retired. i worked. i got married. i had children. i raised my family. i bought a home and did all the things that is required of me, but you, sir, you did not. now you spent the money, my money, my tax dollar, and you you're crying because the money is not there for you to spend again. now the money needs to be put back into these places where we've paid it in. now, you, sir, are the one holding the moneybag. and now you want to tell me how bad i am because i want to have somewhat of a decent life. i'm not asking to live in luxury like you are, sir. but i like to pay my gas and electric bill and my mortgage in the same month. >> katherine, thank you. we'll let our guest respond. >> well, it's interesting. she obviously doesn't know my voting record. didn't vote for one appropriation bill because

clippers -- piper. >> it is not something i'm watching closely.y, a legislative action happening for the last year with very little fanfare. with the trump administration coming in and the elections, there has been a lot of focus. i think the trump administration will go ahead and extent those waivers with little fanfare, but they will keep up the rhetoric come in the key is, what else did they do? to the beat of out of congress, a they undermined the jcp oh -- jcpoa? there are a lot of things the trump administration can do to undermined it -- undermined it or supported. -- support it. eventse are some seismic that might shake up things, including elections and iran. how much of a factor is that and what else are you watching? >> the elections in iran are very important, they are ported position. of trump's i think critically, you see that trump has announced his of foreign visit abroad will be saudi arabia and israel, the two biggest critics of the nuclear deal. we need to watch out for the boeing and airbus deal, what happens with that, it is a

we got reaction from a partner at dla piper. >> the waivers on the sanctions, to be frankly with you,tching closely. it is a technicality, a legislative action happening for the past year with very little fanfare but because of the trump administration coming in and the elections, there has been a lot of focus. on those. i think the trump administration will go ahead and extent those waivers with little fanfare, but they are going to keep up their rhetoric and the key is, what else do they do? do they veto sanctions that are coming out of congress, do they undermine the jcpoa? there are a lot of things the trump administration can do to undermine it or support it. yousef: in terms of what to watch out for going forward, because there are some seismic events that might shake up things, including elections and -- iir. how much of a factor is that and what else are you watching? obviously, the elections in iran are very important but they are always important regardless of trump's position. i think critically, you see that trump has announced his of -- first foreign visit abroad is going

phillip morris initiated with overweight ratings as piper jaffray, the price target for the companies -- and also for what morris has said the fda started a scientific review of the new electronically heated tobacco product. a product that will be made by philip morris. and brown-forman is lower after the company denied a report yesterday that others could be interested in brown-forman fred but they say it is not -- in brown-forman. but they said it is not for sale. and we are looking at then as well you -- then as william -- b razil. the president ordering troops into the street today, but then said never mind. but there have been clashes and protests against the presidency, folks calling for his ouster. and people were injured in those classes, at least 49 according to the associated press. so pressure on brazilian sets given that backdrop. david: thank you. julie hyman with the update on the markets. andng up, steve mnuchin highlights from what he said today. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: the trump economy." i'm david gura. mark crumpton has the first wo

analysts calling for shake shack after piper jeffrey initiated shares with an overweight rating sayinghe has a deep understanding of the company's culture and the positive. mattel is up. ower, afters l deutsche bank cut it from buy. upid: abercrombie is trading 9.3%. the u.k. investigating a network of alleged manchester attackers. we will have that and president trump's summit as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets: the trump economy. let's check on first word news and mark crumpton has a much more. mark: police have arrested a fifth a suspect in connection with this week's deadly terror attack in manchester. the suspect was reportedly arrested near the city and the ap said authorities are examining something the suspect was carrying. a day after britain race is terror level, the army is providing additional security at parliament and down it. and security will be stepped up at the soft targets like airports. prime minister theresa may ordered the military to guard landmarks and sporting events. house republicans are bracing for a new financial estimate under o

as for the profit bability issue, i'm reading a quote here from a piper jaffray analyst who wrote in all this, shares look attractive as revenue growth has stopped deaccelerating. we can see a path to full year ebitda profit bability in the u.s. for 2017. how did we know revenue growth has stock deaccelerating. this is the first quarter they've had in the history of the company. i don't know how that he can say that. and it's nice to know that for five and a half billion, you might get a path to profitabl profitability. i would like to hear from the ce of of williams sonoma would like to say about that. we might have a path to profitable i one day and that's before amazon and walmart really go to our business hard. i'm very comfortable with this position. >> what's fair value for the stock? at one point, you said it was under ten bucks, now, you say if it goes back to 45. >> how about this. if i showed this to a private equity, the answer and say how much would you pay? they'd probably say to me, how much will you pay me to take this company? they're losing $50 million last quarter,

by mail have to be post marked >> 5:05 is the time now and on monday it looks like we're paying the piper for last w week. right michael thomas. >> exactly right. unfortunately we'll pay them a lot. not just today but showers in the forecast as well as wednesday and thursday. kind miserable start first half. good news is looks like some of it is out of hereby the time for memorial day weekend which is what everybody wants. keep our fingers crossed. satellite and radar showing showers pushing through virginia and light, steady rain as you start the morning commute and get kids off to school. be prepared for that. time we get to the afternoon showers scattered about and hit and miss and not a washout this afternoon when very to to dodge showers time time. cool 59 starting in d.c.. 58 mannasas as well as dulles and culpeper and 55 this morning owe winchester and westminster and 59 frederick. again a cool showery start to the day here. here is the forecast for the day. lots of clouds this afternoon. temperatures do briefly bubble to 70s later cloud cover won't feel like it and later on again

. >> lieutenants andy piper and jim fox investigated shreiber's claim, but concluded it was false. >> he pulled maes out and went in there to do a search and there was no empty containers he could have done that with. >> later, shreiber admitted to our crew the real reason he spit at maes. >> why'd you do it in the first place? >> probably out of boredom. i mean, part of it is just the boredom. and i don't talk to anybody else in here. so i've got to have some kind of entertainment, i guess. it's something to do. >> coming up -- >> is that all right? exercising? >> maybe. >> shreiber continues haranguing staff, while another inmate gets in trouble for trying to get a little too close to staff. >> some people just don't know when these guys are too close and it's too late until it has smashed them over the head and something has gone way wrong. >> is this your first time? ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. ♪ ♪ welcome to holiday inn! ♪ ♪ thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! ♪ ♪ making every stay a special sta

i'm meeting new friends like piper here. tell you her back story and how you can adopt one of these mutts. coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> associated of the suspected manchester arena bomber are being arrested. >> president trump is in italy for the start of the g7 summit. this is the latest stop in the marathon of international meetings. the issues he is expected to bring up. >> good morning, it's friday's, may 26. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's start with traffic and weather first. jaclyn is tracking our commute. we have an accident in the east bay. >> yup. it's starting. it's getting busy out there for your getaway memorial day weekend traffic. we are tracking a big backup for drivers heading along 880. we had an earlier accident southbound 880 right near l emont boulevard.

behind me, some members of the local plumbers and pipers union. they are just some of the many groups right now that are "demanding" that local union labor be used to help build new developments here in san jose. the issue came up earlier this month when the largest housing project in the city was approved by the council with almost 700 homes on south almaden. the council voted unanimously to approve it but the city cannot legally dictate what kind of labor is used and unions want to change the rules. >> we think if you live here, you work here hard, pay taxes here, you should be able to have an opportunity to work in the very community where you live. >> reporter: today the groups including the south bay labor council will release resulted from a poll they took. they have 900 likely voters asking this question: >> reporter: these folks say that they are hoping for at least $17 an hour be a requirement on some of these new developments and they say their poll shows overwhelming support. live in san jose, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> right now, vallej

she has taught nonfiction classes at arizona state universities piper studio, and she has directed creative writing programs for incarcerated youth and at a federal prison for women outside of phoenix. she has also raised her family here. as a matter of fact, her daughter was once a junior staffer in our kids section. let me tell you, she was the darling of the kids book department, not only for her love of books but also for her , personal winning smile much like her mother's. so you can see susan and her family have been one of our regular patrons and readers for many years now and one of our dearest friends. so for many years we have known about the book she has been working on diligently, quietly. the topic is so big and important, yet sensitive and heavy hearted enough that it had not been properly dealt with until now upon the 70th year anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb on nagasaki. the story had been untold. in nagasaki, life after nuclear war susan southard takes readers from the bombing to today five -- to today, telling the first-hand experience five survivors all of

they know only that the pied piper of trump tower is playing a tune today and they must dance. >> democrats clearly believe the vote in the house of representatives he cost republican lawmakers their seats in 2018. nancy pelosi referred to republicans walking the plank. to be completely fair though, the vote for obamacare by democrats clearly had a devastating impact on their ranks here on capitol hill. jon? >> jon: mike emanuel, thank you. so as we mentioned, the senate takes up the bill next. the top republican there, mitch mcconnell says it's going to be a real big challenge. peter doocy is also live on capitol hill. what else are republican senators saying about this? >> jon, they're luke warm about it. doesn't sounds like every republican endorses the process that their fellow republicans in the house used to muscle this bill through. senator lindsey graham, a republican from south carolina, just tweeted a bill finalized yesterday has not been scored. amendments not allowed. three hours final debate should be viewed with caution. another republican senator, rand paul, we just heard fro

over at piper, he now sees it is overwhelming on the sidelines.et's hop in and take a look at 8033 out of the election, the point to be made is the fact that in blue, technology, the top sector out of election overtaking financials today. tech this year is really a this year. >> tech is prevailing right now. thank you, abigail. health care is center stage at the inaugural forum where leaders are exploring the thergy before -- between two in -- industries specifically in the area of artificial intelligence. is there with a special guest. michael: thank you. i have here with a founding francisco-based venture capital firm. he is involved in some of the biggest venture capital startups since you were an intern, you worked on paypal. you have been doing this for a while. health care may be the last industry to be disrupted by technology. hard to marry health care and technology. our opportunities emerging now? >> it is an important question for everyone. health care costs are skyrocketing. we will be in trouble. i would definitely say yes, there are a

the theme parks generate 30% of sales and piper jaffray climbsts the income will 64%.ject a return to positive growth. growth thiss this year would be an anomaly. .> thanks for the insight on those earnings, let's ring in paul sweeney for bloomberg intelligence. know about the troubles at espn and the layoffs. is disney no longer the espn company and our people excited about the film and other things that scarlet talked about? by espn still driven and they have to fix it and stem some of the erosion in the subscribers. writeave to bring it to to the consumer and they do not have a solution yet. antsy andare getting disney is a diversified company and you think about the parks and the resorts and both of the businesses are doing extremely well with consistent profit generators and most other companies do not have that diversification. isthe advertising side wrong. -- is strong. have richf companies brands and are try to figure out how to make money in the digital world. it is not just about the 32nd -- 30-second spot. it is about skinny bundles and hulu. you have to fig

piper jaffray sing the companies pivoting to become more of a rare disease company more exclusively andimary care business at a low price. alexi and pharmaceuticals althoughere raided they've said it's not been accused of any misconduct by brazil or has not at this point. those shares are down by nearly 4%. and there is all the m&a activity going on today both presumed and completed. tribune media selling itself to sinclair for $3.9 billion. selling itself to coach for 2.4 billion dollars. that deal has been talked about for some months now. a bidding war between at&t and verizon, according to bloomberg news reporting, verizon is trying to outbid at&t, and dig him on posting a new steak -- a new stake in being pushed to consider a sale. though shares up 19%. not had an m&a monday like this in quite some time. let's move to markets and continue the conversation. the backstopping below 10, marking its lowest level on an intraday basis since february 2007. a chairman in france told bloomberg tv the election result is a positive for the country and for the region. a very strong sentiment of

. >> since you say you're getting paid, you're paying the piper on cisco today. >> i don't own any. >n't? >> c-i-s-c-o, no. >> i was told by somebody you did. that's okay. i digress. >> i think technology for sure you are looking to buy on a pullback and i'm not talking about facebook and apple and microsoft, i'm talking about some names that have performed well like texas instruments. a name like teradyne. even lamb research. i think if there's a first place of opportunity, i think it is in technology and you don't have to look specifically towards the apples and the facebooks. i'm not saying don't own them, they're great to own, but there are other places. >> you're telling me to stay with what's working. >> let's ask if it's just specific to the stock, because cisco used to be the bellwether for infrastructure all things internet. huawei is doing better. as a result, it's finally taking its toll. my guess is cisco will have pressure on margins as a result of competition from chinese guys. that's what i think is happening. >> i think the walmart action is noteworthy. here's a stock

the world of avatar opens in orlando, and piper jaffray forecast revenue from the parks will climb by4%. looking at the big picture, analysts expect a return to positive revenue growth and bob iger says modest eps growth this anomaly."be "an clueless you with the numbers look like after the closing bell. reminder, bob iger will join bloomberg technology post earnings reports. don't miss that. joe: small business prices have not, and in fact i have been going up. we have a chart that shows good news, -- dipped, and in fact they have been going up. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet:scarlet: i am scarlet fu -- what did you miss -- we know apple has caching galore, but over 90% of the cash is stuck overseas and cannot come home without a humongous tax bill. if the government can agree on a tax holiday on the ba1-10 10% tax on bp treated earnings, tax onould have -- repatriated earnings, apple would have $230 billion to play with. option thens of an disney and netflix. what we have improved his enterprise value and the estimated premium that has been 29% here to date. of these are areas where a

they know only that the pied piper of trump tower is playing a tune today and they must dance. there's much talk about high-risk pools. the real high-risk pool is the one that everyone who votes for this outrageous proposal is about to plunge into. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, at this point i'm proud to yield three minutes to the distinguished gentlewoman from new york, the ranking member of the rules committee, ms. slaughter. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized for three minutes. ms. slaughter: thank you, mr. speaker. and i certainly thank my colleague for yielding me this time. i was fortunate enough to bring the a.c.a. to the floor after years of working on it. experts writing it. and it had such incredible things in it. i think it would behoove us to talk about what americans will lose because the benefits of the a.c.a. include all of us. now, you need to know first, 85 cents of every premium dollar will go for health care.

the reduction of expenditure on the piper teams to help stat ste and local law enforcement not only inairports but services notation is perhaps unwise. >> and concluding comment, mr. chairman. having spent some expressed on this, it's always dangerous i think for us in elected office, irrespective of party, to jump to conclusions about criminality and how to stop it. it needs to be evidence-based. we have some poppers agreements on that in other fields. i would suggest this is one of those opportunities to be driven by evidence-based research, in addition to the internet aspect of this project that is thoroughly peer-reviewed. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. i ask you men's to wait on mr. grothman from wisconsin. he's not a member of subcommittee. without objection to order that chair will recognize mr. gohmert for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have to say that during the two-week recess i spent the whole time traveling the district, i have a very wide district, very rural. six hours from east to west in my district in southern kentucky. i had ten tunnels and i don

the single engine piper had just taken off from painville used by boeing the test jets.he plane loses power and altitude. coming in on the right side of the screen you see the plane clip the power lines and fractured a fuel cell. the plane crashes and appears to explode but the pilot from oregon and the passenger survive telling police the engine had stopped just after take-off and would not restart. falling fast seeing only homes and commercial buildings he makes a split decision to land on nearby harbor boulevard. he plows into five cars. some catching fire. yet those inside survive as well. witness amanda hayes saw this fireball approaching. ducks under the dashboard thinking she will die. the wing grazes her car as it goes down. >> i could feel the heat on my face, the fireball and the wing clipped the van and i was certain when it was over i wasn't sure if we were okay or our van was okay. probably the closest i've come to think this is the end. >> he did a good job of getting and the passenger. >> the cause is under investigation. hitting the power line slowed the

for more let's bring in simian segal and michael olson from piper jaffray.ation while we're knee deep in retail earnings season which so far has been sort of a train wreck. who's getting hurt the most from amazon's rise? >> it's what you'd expect. you watch the contrast and what amazon has done now, they have returned retail into the zero sum game. you used to walk into the store, the store would give you something you wanted and then you'd give money and amazon has removed the profitability side. so the customer wins. the fight is all in favor of customer. so the people and the brands and the companies are getting most impacted are the ones that purely write that proposition is tied into walking into the store and the mall is the most impacted. so for a company that their proposition was the experience of coming to the mall, we own the real estate that's no longer the advantage. >> i know you like coach, i know you have other favorites, lululemon as well. how do you amazon proof brands like that? >> so it's interesting. when you think of specialty in genera

the piper cherokee clipped power lines and rained fuel on to cars as it plummeted to the ground northseattle. miraculously no one was injured, but it did cause a traffic tie-up and knocked out power to some 9,000 homes. pretty dramatic stuff there. >>> you're up to date at this hour. kelly, it is great to have you back. hope you had a great vacation and honeymoon. we'll see you the next hour. >> it is lovely to be back, sue. thank you so much. we'll see you in about an hour. sue herera there. i'm here with less than a half hour to go with mark newton of newton advisers. you want to talk about what you see breaking out today and it is healthcare, is that right? >> that's right. you look relatively speaking at healthcare, we have moved to the highest level in relative terms. this is a chart by guggenheim. ryh is the ticker. when you look at ratio also of this to the broader cap weighted, it gives investors a clue as to what the broader sector is doing, not just those that you don't get a feel. when you look at things like this, we have broken to the highest level we have seen in all tim

and piper says, the fact that people like this continue their rants knowing they're being recorded showslly believe this type of consequences. sad. >>> just a few of the many comments being generated on our facebook page this morning. you can go and take a look guys. again, we're showing the entire video. you don't see the initial interaction there but apparently it started because the lady who was allowed to go in front was making critical comments about another shopper who apparently was muslim and so was the lady who just let her go in front of her and show she recorded it just to kind of do you mean the thinking of some people still here in our community. guys? >> all right. >> thanks so much, bob. >>> 8:22 right now. coming up next, all new at 8:00, two deer get stuck in the mud anne arundel county. >> get rescued not far behind we'll tell you how that rescue went after the break. it's 8:22. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. ♪ >>> that reminds me about the time i went to the mgm

and piper says, the fact that people like this continue their rants knowing they're being recorded showst they're very comfortable with their ignorance and they really believe this type of behavior will go without consequence. sad. >>> and that's it, guys a lot of people obviously blasting the woman for making these apparently racist comments, and others defending her right to say it and saying the other lady why did she record it? we have posted the full video. it starts kind of in the middle of their conversation. but the whole video is out there. it's on our website as well and we're just curious what possible think. what you guys think. >> hey, just real quick. has trader joe's said anything about this interaction, this interchange? >> reporter: nothing officially. although the people here say they recognize the woman in the video. she's been a customer here. we've been inside and none of the employees here now over the weekend at the time that this thing was recorded. >> bob dorks we know did anything happen or was just a conversation and then the two women went on their way? >> rep

he is the chairman emeritus at dla piper, former senate majority leader and the u.s.oy for middle east peace. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> we watched netanyahu speaking with trump yesterday. both of them have a warm relationship. both of them made comments about peace in the middle east. how likely do you think that is when you take the other side into account, the palestinians? >> i think there are two major positives from the president's trip. the first is he's trying on israeli and palestinian peace. the effort is important. obviously difficult, but times and circumstances change, what may not have made sense 5, 10, 20 years ago may make sense now. when there is no ongoing process, no visibilisible effor violence tends to rise. so visible effort is a good thing. the second major positive was in saudi arabia. isis, al qaeda, and the terror groups consistently want this conflict to be seen as and to be a conflict between all of islam and all of the west led by the united states. frankly the president's rhetoric and the all-muslim ban until now h

is here the managing editor the rico, also a cnbc contributor, also mike olson, research analyst at pipertalk about these rumors because i hang out on blogs waiting for my moment to pounce. >> for the next phone. what is it going to have? should i wait? >> i've been waiting. i've been waiting. >> i know joe's waiting. >> i want a longer battery. that's what andrew told me. >> i do. >> we all do. >> but the question, to me there's a larger question which is in terms of how quickly apple or any of these companies has to now iterate. whether they can have a two-year time period or whether just given the number of rumors and gossip that and speculation that comes you're always going to have the situation. it's more acute this time but that's because of what it's looked like. >> or that there's a bigger anticipation for this coming iphone 8 which is at the tenth anniversary. the point is it happens every year. there's always an anticipation. >> right. >> there's always going to be people holding back. why is he blaming it this time around. it's a little bit silly frankly. >> i would say that t

but we're all kind of paying the piper. >> we've seen the problems all ready. >> good morning everyoneto have you with us. it's 9:29. almost 9:30. >> let's start off with a quick look at how your weekend is shaping up. because we got a little heat. we got a little fog. we got a little bit of everything for you today. it's starting to feel like summer around the bay area. the climate pattern in place for today as claudine mentioned. a little cool and cloudy at the coastline. meanwhile the rest of us enjoying plenty of sunshine. and we will have mostly sunny skies around the bay. with partly cloudy skies along the coast for today. that fog is thick in spots. i do see it thinning out a bit. and it will continue to do so. but be prepared if you plan to fake a ride along highway 1. some of it stretches from the north bay down along the coast into monterey. 64 degrees right now in santa rosa. 59 in san francisco. 65 in oakland. upper 60s livermore as well as san jose. it's out there. but a little thinning going on at this point. and that will be the case as we get into the second part of the

they know only that the pied piper of trump tower is playing a tune today and they must dance. there's much talk about high-risk pools. the real high-risk pool is the one that everyone who votes for this outrageous proposal is about to plunge into. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, at this point i'm proud to yield three minutes to the distinguished gentlewoman from new york, the ranking member of the rules committee, ms. slaughter. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized for three minutes. ms. slaughter: thank you, mr. speaker. and i certainly thank my colleague for yielding me this time. i was fortunate enough to bring the a.c.a. to the floor after years of working on it. experts writing it. and it had such incredible things in it. i think it would behoove us to talk about what americans will lose because the benefits of the a.c.a. include all of us. now, you need to know first, 85 cents of every premium dollar will go for health care.