when we sat down to talk in his cell, randall seemed to only have one concern. how his shaved head looked on camera. >> there ain't no lint on my head or nothing. >> want some gel. >> if it ain't light enough i'll be shining like new money. >> you look good. >> when you interview people in prison, you know they're in there for a good reason. when you meet him, sometimes they're very likable, they could be somebody you might even think you could be friends with. sometimes you end up hearing a jaw-dropping story. the day we met james randall, we heard a jaw-dropping story. >> i originally came to jail february 21st, 1981. i was convicted in san bernardino county for murder and robbery. >> given a sentence of 34 years to life, randall was 18 at the time of his conviction. but his rap sheet started much earlier. >> i've been gang banging since i was 9 years old. coming from an impoverished neighborhood, southern california, my mother, father, tried to move to pomona to establish a better life for us. by the time we moved to pomona, which is mostly a middle, upper cl

lay it out crisply why even given the various benefits that margaret and randall was saying you still think large numbers of students should be looking away from college at least in current days. >> the big point for us on college is assistants are going in and they're not just presented. it's not that there's no value in college. that's why we try to stay away from the argument learning versus not learning we're not saying that at all. what we want colleges understand is they're great at teaching content. they are not great for you exploring who you are as a person and figuring out what you want to do. going through a course catalog and saying i'm going to take this credit this credit and this credit and this will maybe transfer over to major but maybe not and all of a sudden two years becomes four years and four years becomes six years and 50% of people are dropping out. we're not doing a good job preparing them. we're trying to take it back and say if college is the right pat -- path for you, go. >> robert take the magic wand. big change, what big change would you bring to the syst

> he knows carson wentz is waiting in the wings and he was waiting in the wings when they drafted randall cunningham. >> bring it on bro, that is the way it is, you compete and the fact that sam didn't welcome that competition is troubling to me. >> former linebacker jeremiah trotter is not taking shots at bradford, because he had a very public dispute with the eagles too. >> he didn't owe anybody anything. teammates understand, they want what is best for the player. >> talking eagles is always the par for the course in this city. jeff skversky, channel 6 "action news." >>> welcome back sam and welcome back jeff. >>> the phillies are on a role, 13 wins in their last 18 games, the phils one another close one last night against the braves. miguel franco hit a homer in the eighth inning his seventh of the city? the draft combine is underway in center city. the union are home against the l.a. galaxy tonight. one of the true powers in mls. the union have a decent season going but little success against the galaxy 1-6-1 all time against the galaxy. >> we want to see how much we raised the bar,

randall hager advocated for california's mental health parody act which took in effect for 1999. it requires equal coverage of physical and mental health conditions. hager says the laws have stopped numerical limits and high copays. >> another incentives take place of that. >> the unit analyzed data from the department of health care. since 2001 nearly 2100 consumers asked the state for an independent medical review of mental health decisions based on medical necessa medical necessities. >> what it tells me is that our medical review process is working. >> shelly says the processer has a check on the health plans. >> it is not right on the plan to deny them medically necessary care. >> what is it going to take for health care to do the right thing? >> it is going to take a lot of over sight. >> dave jones supervises health insures. the department of insurance also runs an independent medical review, data of 2011 shows the department over turned 53% of mental health denials. >> that does not mean health insurance won't continue to deny treatments. >> they're not strong enough. >>

. >> reporter: randall hager for california's act, state law like the federal law requires equal coverage of physical and mental health conditions. hager says the laws have stopped numerical limits on treatments like caps on therapy visits and high co-pays. >> another set of issues has risen there at takes the place of that. >> he says that's the use of aggressive medical thnecessity evaluati evaluations, the state regulator that overseas health plans like blue shield. since 2001, nearly 2100 consu r consumers asked the state for an independent medical review on decisions based on medical necessity and found they turned over half the denials in 66% of eating case alone. >> it tells me our medical review process is working. >> reporter: shelly says it serves as a check on the prog m programs. >> it's not right to deny them the medical necessity. >> what will it take to get them to do the right thing. >> a lot of oversight. >> being aggressive. >> while she overseas the health plans, he overseas insurers to ensure compliance with parity laws and running an independent medical review. data s

later in the fifth, randall says good-bye. scherzer had it going today. robinson in for zimmerman. mr. robinson with his first home run of the season. his second on the year. the nats not finished. right after robinson, danny espinosa steps up and crushes a home run. nats go back to back homers. the nats are up 4-0. plenty of support for scherzer. nine strikeouts in the game. four hits through seven innings of work. he gets melina to go down swinging. nats complete the sweep 6-1 the final. >>> over on the hardwood, first round of the nba playoffs. game seven between the heat and hornets. going up against the block and starts the break. nice spin move there. watch it again. he had a game high 25 points for miami. fourth quarter, heat up 32. gerald green knocks down the three pointer. he scored 16 off the bench. miami takes this one easily, 106-73. the final, they advance to the eastern conference. >> thank yo, sir. stauy >>> we are counting down to olympic games in rio. tonight, a special ceremony was held in fairfax for swimmers hoping to make the olympic team. the swim club hosted

and randall pinkett had to object to that. randall pinkett is now leading the group of former "apprentice" cast members who say, this guy is unfit to be president. he has has racially incendiary views going back to the 1980s and 1990s. we know who this guy is. we need to remind people. he's a birther. he thinks the president couldn't have been smart enough to go to harvard. that he couldn't have written his law review articles. he said that mexican migrants are rapists. we know who donald trump is. >> and to further go in the direction you're going, while people -- the people who were arrested for the wilding incident were all acquitted. >> exactly. >> something else from his past that could haunt donald trump, his frequent guest appearances on the howard stern radio show. let's listen to a bit of him on "stern." >> i never get this thing with lady di. i know you're very gracious of her. >> he really liked -- >> i tell you what, i think she's magnificent. lady di was truly a woman with great beauty. >> you would have slept wit

. >> reporter: randal reed captured this video while working at shelby automotive in mayfield. >> it didn't look that big from where we were standing. until it crossed the road right here, we had no idea how dangerous it was. >> holy mackerel. there it goes. >> reporter: the twister packed winds of up to 140mph. the funnel cloud would span more than four football fields wide. it destroyed virtually everything in its path for 17 miles. >> i was really thinking i wasn't going to make it. >> reporter: marty winfrey saw the tornado coming, ran from his home and held on to a tree for survival. >> i seen that tree, and i thought, that's the only chance i'm going to have. >> reporter: his wife angie was at work during the storm. >> it can all be replaced. it can all be replaced. it's just hard to see it. >> reporter: the space littered with sipsder blocks is where the double-wide trailer used to be, but the tornado-force winds carried that home into the neighbor's house and even twisted this steel foundation around this tree several times. clean-up efforts are under way, but people here in

>> reporter: powerful play is brought to live by young philadelphia actors like 16-year-old amir randallys trayvon martin and christopher roach who embraced the role of george zimmerman. >> was this difficult character for to you step into? >> moments. moments. especially as i got to know my fellow cast mates. i can see some of the things that had to be said in the scene hurting them specifically, then because i knew them started to hurt me there were i would are to take a step back. >> i'm so relatable to him. he's my age. he was 17. he talked to girls. he played football. he does everything a teen does it's really easy to, you know, to feel his role but it's very challenging to have all that pressure of being trayvon mart martin. >> bailed of trayvon martin one of three plays featured here at the new freedom theater thesis summer. this play runs through may 22nd inform north philadelphia, natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, summer is almost here. trips to the shore, backyard cook outs and mosquitoes. >> not only are the bugs annoying, they can also act health hazard much wh

you know, when i was playing quarterback in the eagles i was good and they draft aid guy named randallningham. i was than the naive to think they got cunningham to replace me. you know what you you do you bow your back, get ticked off and say i will keep my job. >> you tell him, jaws. >>> eagles sign five of their eight draft picks, to four year contract. highest sign is fifth round selection wendell smallwood from west virginia university. running back willful fill a dream. he grew up as an eagles fans in wilmington, delaware. >>> still ahead, the sixers air approaching the nba draft lottery and team tells us the ti there's moving... and there's moving with move free ultra. it has triple-action support for your joints, cartilage and bones. and unlike glucosamine chondroitin, it's all in one tiny pill. move free ultra. get your move on. >>> in less than two weeks sixers will necessity where they will pick in the nba draft. the draft lottery is may 17th. we caught up with sixers ceo scott o'neill at the teams new training facility in camden. he says rebuilding is entering an important s

randall line drive. former cardinal peter bore jaws tracking it down at warning track.slide and grab. scoreless in the sixth there's the hometown kid ryan howard, gone! off of michael, sixth homerun of the season. 22nd against the cardinals. fills up one to nothing. nola flat out seven punch outs in seven innings of shut owl ball. has 20 scoreless innings working for him. bullpen game in. gomez picked up his ninth save of the season. phillies with six shut out of the year for them and one to nothing your final score. >>> all right. this just in. sam bradford is still missing in act. eagles quarterback wants a trade and newly released pod cast his agent explained again why sam wants out of philly. >> it seem seems in the locker room all of the other players -- the players know what's going on. so the players are in the locker room and they know that sam is a short-term guy. and he's just there until the rookie is ready to go. i know people say, well, why doesn't he just compete and win the job and, you know, there is no real competition. your team has given up the draft

storms hit the ohio river valley a tornado took direct aim at may field, kentucky, and this is how randall reid saw it on the job at shelby auto moitive. >> holy mackerel! there goes that! holy shoot! oh, my goodness! >> pelley: more frightening scenes are on the way as the system heads east. manuel bojorquez is on the trail of the twisters. >> oh, looka that! look at that! >> reporter: the tornado that touched town in mayfield in western kentucky late this afternoon seemed to slice through part of town, kicking debris into the air. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: it's the same system that produced this. >> oh, no! it's hitting that farm! >> reporter: the deadly tornado that roared through garvin county, oklahoma monday. today, the national weather service said it was at least a category ef-3. that means the violent vortex that uprooted trees and flatepped homes had winds up to 165 miles per hour. daylight revealed the damage stretches for miles in parts of southern oklahoma. lisa buckner's home in winnewood was wiped off its foundation. >> everything's gone. everything. >> reporter: her 76-ye

players, between teams, with ties to the delaware valley, including maryland's leading scorer matt randall glenside, so is there added pressure for these players here at home. >> i have been dreaming about going to the final four since i was a little kid and being able to play in philly, i never thought about that. it is just crazy. >> i really don't think there is added pressure. i think we will get more support. friend and family out here. it is still the same. the it is exciting to be in philadelphia but it is great. >> finally check this out from a high school softball game in utah freshman keisha white, unreal, taking a look, robs a home run over the fence. just flat out, unbelievable. >> yes. >> wow. >> nice catch. >>> jimmy kimmel live next filled by night line. "action news" continues at 5:30 a.m., with cecily tynan, jeff skversky, and ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a good night and a terrific holiday weekend. >> ♪ okay, what do you think i should get travis for his graduation gift-- the robot vacuum, uh, electric bike, or a one-person hoverc

you know, when i was playing quarterback in the eagles i was good and they draft aid guy named randallham. i was than the naive to think they got cunningham to replace me. you know what you you do you bow your back, get ticked off and say i will keep my job. >> you tell him, jaws. >>> eagles sign five of their eight draft picks, to four year contract. highest sign is fifth round selection wendell smallwood from west virginia university. running back willful fill a dream. he grew up as an eagles fans in wilmington, delaware. >>> still ahead, the sixers air approaching the nba draft lottery and team tells us the time to put a good product on the court is right now. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. an

randall line drive. former cardinal peter bore jaws tracking it down at warning track.slide and grab. scoreless in the sixth there's the hometown kid ryan howard, gone! off of michael, sixth homerun of the season. 22nd against the cardinals. fills up one to nothing. nola flat out seven punch outs in seven innings of shut owl ball. has 20 scoreless innings working for him. bullpen game in. gomez picked up his ninth save of the season. phillies with six shut out of the year for them and one to nothing your final score. >>> all right. this just in. sam bradford is still missing in act. eagles quarterback wants a trade and newly released pod cast his agent explained again why sam wants out of philly. >> it seem seems in the locker room all of the other players -- the players know what's going on. so the players are in the locker room and they know that sam is a short-term guy. and he's just there until the rookie is ready to go. i know people say, well, why doesn't he just compete and win the job and, you know, there is no real competition. your team has given up the draft

>> reporter: powerful play is brought to live by young philadelphia actors like 16-year-old amir randalllays trayvon martin and christopher roach who embraced the role of george zimmerman. >> was this difficult character for to you step into? >> moments. moments. especially as i got to know my fellow cast mates. i can see some of the things that had to be said in the scene hurting them specifically, then because i knew them started to hurt me there were i would are to take a step back. >> i'm so relatable to him. he's my age. he was 17. he talked to girls. he played football. he does everything a teen does it's really easy to, you know, to feel his role but it's very challenging to have all that pressure of being trayvon mart martin. >> bailed of trayvon martin one of three plays featured here at the new freedom theater thesis summer. this play runs through may 22nd inform north philadelphia, natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, summer is almost here. trips to the shore, backyard cook outs and mosquitoes. >> not only are the bugs annoying, they can also act health hazard much

quit.o of noble group has randall will replace them as ceo. shares have longed in the past year.d in the u.s. for memorial day. let's check in on the markets that are open. the stock 600 is flat. want to bring a couple of stops we're watching. this after a bloomberg report that it is choosing banks to finance its takeover of monsanto. they put forward an improved offer as early as this week. of the best performers on the stoxx 600. they fail to reach an agreement to buy. let's switch of the board and look at currencies. see the euro is strengthening against the dollar. the dollar is stronger against the yen. weakness after the pboc cut. that's off the back. let's look at commodities. gold is falling for the ninth day. the drive behind gold is janet yellen's comments. stay with bloomberg. mark: our first guest tonight, two guests tonight, and they are chatty, too. thank you for being here. we've been talking about the trump donor score today. how did he do it? >> he does it through charm. he vanquished 16 opponents. a very successful first outing with the rnc. it shows the party u

when i was playing quarterback for the eagles i was pretty good and they drafted a guy named randallningham. you bow your back and get ticked off but you say i'm going to keep any job and you compete. that is what you do. >> you won't meet a bigger fan of carson wentz, than ron jaworsky. >> i am old school when it comes to the quarterback position, i prefer a rookie quarterback to sit and learn from a wiley old veteran, it gives you the best chance of being a good quarterback. no matter how good these guys are and no matter how talented they are you are never ready for the national football league. >>> adam morgan gets to start his second since getting called up from the minors. he will have a hard time topping what aaron nolan did last night seven innings of shutout ball. he struck out seven batters. and his 12th career home run and the phils won 1-0. >>> and former villanova star, kyle lowry hit the shot of the nba playoffs last night. lowry's raptors were trailing and from half-court! you bet. it sends it on to overtime. and the raptors lost the series. 102-96. one month ago today

. >> randall hill, former nfl player.rial day with your family. >>> coming up on "fox & friends," major developments on conservatives' plan to stop donald trump. who mitt romney is talking to now. that's ahead. the president loves to hate on donald trump's big wall what's with the new plan with a bigger wall around the white house? ♪ ♪ >> i never forget anything as devastating as d day. on the night of the 8th, germans started firing on us. and i got hit on the side and as i'm falling, i saw a german and i shot him. we were over there fighting for god and country. that's what we were fighting for and our freedom. ♪ >> i came in the marine in 1940, i wanted to get into a fighter. the idea was you knock one off and they arpt back to bother you tomorrow. you are fighting for your life. fooling around or trying to count on them or worrying whether you got them, i didn't know anything about getting any medial. admirable mccain took me to the white house to get the congressional medal of honor. automobile insurance i spent 20 y

. >> joining me is contributor is ed randall. it is going to be challenge to say the least.on is a double x deal. bernie sanders trying to give his supporter going in california. but, at the oeend of the day, hs not going to fracture the party. the polling is showing he's already causing a lot of damage to hillary clinton versing donald trump. >> sure. the question is, could that damage be repaired? >> i think the answer is yes. as you recall in 2008 after hillary clinton is through at the convention where she moves to the senator/obama, there were hillary supporters who were bitter and they were holding out. by the time november came around, 95% of hillary clinton's supported for barack obama. i think that's the same thing that'll happen. i agree with senator durbon, bernie sanders understands what he's done and what he has accomplished. he focused the nation's attention on key issues and he's been popular with the democratic party. he has come a long way and he's going to have influence on the platform. i hope he has a major speaking role at the convention. he's going to h

the new chair of the board of supervisors is giving a state of the county phyllis randall says some ofnty's finances and social services. some of it is more personal. >> volunteering on our different commissions and committees and boards at the school, just everyone take a more active role in their county government. >> the speech will be streaming starting at 6:30. to watch it, search state of loudoun county in the nbc washington app. >>> as the planes taxi for takeoff at reagan national airport, there's another issue they have to worry about once they finally get into the air. a bird strike. just yesterday, a bird strike causing an emergency landing here. you didn't hear about it. i'll have all the details. >>> it was warm today. hot i'll have coming up in my full forecast in a few minutes. >>> there were tense moments on board an american airlines plane yesterday out of reagan national of its engines. >> that plane then started making an ominous sound. all of it causing concern not just in the sky, but on the ground. >> adam tuss live at reagan national to tell us about it. >> repor

. >> randalled advocated for an a in 1999. state law, like the 2008 federal law, requires equal coverage of physical and mental health condition. hager says the laws have stopped numerical limits, like caps on therapy visits and high co-pays. >> another set of issues have risen that takes the place of that. >> and he says that's the use of aggressive medical necessity evaluations, the investigative unit analyzed data from the department of health care which oversees health plans like blue shield. since 2001, nearly 2091 people asked for a review and the state's reviewers overturned nearly half of the denials and 56% of eating disorder cases alone. >> what it tells me is that our independent review process is working. >> the director says the process serves as a check on the health plan. >> frankly, it's not right for the plans to deny them medically necessary care. >> reporter: what's it going to take for health plans to do the right thing. >> a lot of oversight. >> we're being very aggressive and proactive. >> reporter: while

[cheering and applause] randall: tennessee! yeah! the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, state-of-the-art ford edge. give me nisha. give me tarita. tarita: ok. steve: top 8 answers on the board, ladies. here we go. what would you do if you saw your neighbor mowing their lawn in the nude? tarita: ask them, "can i come help?" steve: "ask them, "can i come help?" yeah." tarita: yes. steve: "can i come help?" ask them, "can i come--" because i ain't got no husband, i'm gonna go over there and help him mow this damn grass..." tarita: yes! yes! steve: "but you ain't gonna do it over here naked in front of me and i ain't got no man and don't come over there to help you mow the grass. we're gonna get this grass cut together." tarita: yeah! steve: "i'm gonna bring my crap right over there, and then we'll plug it up, and you're gonna sit and mow that grass and sit up there, and i'm gonna do the edge. i can edge. i can't cook, but i can edge. i'm gonna go over there. i'm gonna help me somebody. i'm gonna ask him to-- and i'm gon

. >> randall hager advocated for the mental health parity act which took effect in 1999.l law requires equal coverage of physical and mental health conditions. hager says the laws had stopped numerical limits on treatments, like caps on therapy visits and high co-pays. >> another set of issues has risen that takes the place of that. >> he says that's the use of aggressive medical necessity evaluations. the investigative unit analyzed data from the department of managed health care, that's the regulator that oversees health plans like blue shield. 2100 consumers asked for an independent medical review of decisions based on medical necessities. they overturned half the denials and 56% of eating disorder cases alone. >> what it tells me our independent medical review process is working. >> the process serves as a check on the health plans. >> frankly, it's not right for the plans to deny them medically necessary care. >> what's it going to take for health plans to do the right thing? >> it's going to take a lot of oversight. >> we're being aggressive and proactive. >> while

. >> and since italy is known for its romance, author randall altig -- randy is it now?it's right next to tuscany. what i like about thises respi you can make it your own. so i had this fabulous recipe, i came back home and i thought i'm going to change it up a little bit because it makes it more interesting and fun for people that say hey, maybe i don't like that cheese or this type of maet. so you have a little more freedom. >> so basically you're making it with salami. >> i'm going to make it with a hard salami, genoa salami, and then we're going to put a little bit of grouda cheese with pepperoncinis and parsley and put an egg in there. sun dried tomatoes, wonderful. and so by the way, kathy, cheers, here we go. >> cheers! >>s he hercheers, hody. >> this is my first novel. it's unbelievable what's happening. >> it's a novel? it's the stories you tell! >> well, you know. >> does everybody in the world that knows you want to be you or at least be in your life? he lives the greatest life. >> a lot of people do but i'm the best friend in the world because i put all my fr

i was thinking about the definition of the novel by randall durell kemal long post narrative.that is how i feel about it, biography. it is not exactly a self-criticism, but you have only gotten so far in protecting this elaborate and difficult figure. what about you? >> i started with no preconception about him except what i knew from the media in that time.. i felt that it had been this incredible eye-opening showing all sides of him, but i think his story had to be told. no one had written his biography. he made a major impact ont the health of the public. it was going to be lost.rrupte i often would go to writers residencies and spend a month more i could write uninterrupted, and the 1st night you sit around thehe table with the other writersly r and talk about what she willma write about.ght we w usually i'm considerablynd older.out one night we were all talking.. he saw this kind of, you know, look. she said polio. i realized, my gosh, no wonder there are so many anti- vaccine people because people don't know what it was like to live in this country when polio was killing

randall pinkett had to object to it. he's leading the former group of apprentice cast member who is say this guy is unfits to be president. he's has racial views that go w back to the 1980s and '90s. he's a birther. he expressed the president couldn't have been smart enough to go to harvard and couldn't have written his law review. we know who donald trump is. >> let's listen to a bit of him on stern. >> lady di had great beauty. >> would you have slept with her? >> without hesitation. she had the height, beauty, skin. the whole thing. these are minor details. you know who has really changed, nicollet sherdan. she's a solid four. she went from being very flat chested. i view a person who is flat chested is very hard to be a ten. >> if angelina jolie is a five. what is jennifer aniston. >> a six or seven. >> who is a nine? >> my standards are very high. >> let me go to robert costa on this. i never understood the stern appeal. they weren't married guys. is that part of a self-promotion? what would he get out of doing ster

he's here with amir randall, a 16-year-old who plays trayvon martin. let's start with you. tell us about the show and the approach you took in telling trayvon's story. >> well, we wanted to tell trayvon's story because we thought it was an important story to tell, american story. we collected poetry, we collected interviews and we mixed them with dance and music to tell the story. >> it sounds to me like -- is it anything like the show that's really hot right now on broadway, hamilton? >> yeah. there is definitely that element to it. there's definitely hip-hop elements and history. there are very broad characters and making them very human. there is a connection. >> let me ask you. what's it like to play trayvon martin. how familiar were you with his case? it happened four years ago when you were 11 or 12 years old. >> when i was 12 i didn't understand it. i wasn't that socially conscious. now that i'm maturing i understand how big of a case it was and it opened america's eyes to what happened that night. >> was it difficult to play -- is it difficult to play a character th

and gary cooper's over there and randall scott. so it's good company, right. >> seth: that's great.cause everybody has been talking, a lot of musicians have had shows in north carolina. north carolina just passed a bill that made it -- it required everyone to has to use the bathroom that matches the gender of their birth. a lot of people are saying this bill is making it harder for transgender people go about their daily life. some people have boycotted their show in north carolina. you're going to still do it. decision? >> well, i thought if i didn't play north carolina, i mean, big fat deal. who would care? so i thought, i think what i should do is -- because remember the trayvon martin thing in florida? >> seth: sure. >> well, i was doing this ad for gap way back when and harry belafonte was included. and i told my manager, i said, "you know, we shouldn't play florida." and harry belafonte got up and he said, "yes, you should." and then put me together with trayvon's mother and there's a whole foundation where they teach kids how to behave if someone pulls them over and it saves

i was asked to show you this which i think tells us everything -- the randall have a bad time, emerging but the dollar is on the front foot. >> yeah. you have to put in the context of last week in the beginning of this week when it was breaking lower against almost everything and looking pretty sick. it hit a psychological levels and balanced -- it is a make or break day for it and we will see where we go. i another we have seen the end of the retracement of the dollar resumesthink the rally at some point in the second quarter of this year and i when one ahead my hat on anything, frankly for the -- frankly. psychologically, we are pretty is to clearing out the dollar bullish positions, the bearish , the pain of those positions we have seen everywhere else euro bears becoming yen bulls, all of that positioning is what undermines the dollar and that is pretty much done. now with the market pricing very little from the said with a market getting more optimistic about the outlook, but has forgotten about china as well as , it wouldn't take much in the way of u.s. economic strength to rock t

they will name william randall rase as co-ceos.he stock this year alone down over 20% after being badly beaten down for the majority of last year as well. the commodity trading firms has received downgrades by all three major ratings companies. the ceo of noble group has resigned and the resignation has been accepted. there will be a separate announcement about a succession plan. we will be getting you more on that story as the details become available. analysts concerned about the risk of it default chain reaction in china. let's get over to steve and start off the week with a china warning. is what was on the mind of a lot of bankers last week in beijing. potentialpoint to a banking crisis, point to these statistics. fitch warned last week that the nonperforming loans at thanks, outstanding bad performing thes, could be about 22% by end of this year, quite sizable. are tiedhe bad loans up in wealth management products. wealth management products in china have mushroomed in the last couple of years, tripling in the last three year

. >> tony randall didn't startrand his family until his lately 70's.he didn't have thee badiby. >> i'm going to say tuck every c time you can come on. you c com >> i got to do weather.eather but is this like another superhero beat each other up.. >> iron man and -- there is fighting. >> let's go way better. l's g >> i liked batman versus versu superman. >> 51 at reagan national. nio 60 today. cloud cover. sprinkles, showers, more ofs, s the same. not much change in our weatherur pattern.tter our best chance for rain is going to be tomorrow. tomorro we'll improve it a little bit lt this weekends.is weekends. i'll talk more about saturday st and sunday coming up but you b y can see mid 70's and at least sunshine by mother's day b afternoon. erin is back with the roads. rds >> huge delays lingering on 50 o on t metro delays as well on thel blue orange and silveril residual delays in both both directions.diio earlier fire departmentier activity at federal center.l in addition to that we have a wv crash on new york avenue ave inbound delays there from bw fr

according to his attorney, randall turk, mr. bentell knew nothing about the server at the time. he refused to participate in a voluntary witness interview with the committee. and so in refusing, mr. bentell's attorney claimed that his client only learned of the controversial email arrangements after it was reported in the press. he said another congressional committee -- quote -- "spent its entire interview focusing on what the committee's letter says you want to ask him about." end quote. on january 14, 2016, email to my staff -- in email to my staff, mr. turk noted that mr. bentell had -- quote -- no memory or knowledge of matters that he was questioned about." end of quote. the inspector general's report, however, says otherwise. according to the report, two of mr. bentell's subordinates separately raised concerns back in 2010 about secretary clinton's private email usage, including concerns that it was interfering with federal recordkeeping laws. that was five years before the news broke publicly. both of these state department staff independently told the inspector general

cue for darin randall, as well.in this closing moments in the final day of the season? eight targets, very deep in towards randolph and he's put it wide. free of the far post. i'm surprised he went for it. i thought the delivery may have been flatter than that. he's going to be okay and will be able to see the last few seconds. the west ham fans mystified, not for the result but the fate for the europa league isn't in their hands but can't believe how it unfolded this afternoon. >> west ham start to finish, they should least scored four goals if not five or six. grinding the two if they get it. they have fin issue with significant results. at the bottom you can see manchester united and bournmouth. controlled evacuation pof two stands due to the discovery of a suspect package in the ground. the the players were waited in the tunnel. four hours after the intended kickoff time, those players were finally allowed to leave the stadium. they are live pictures at the moment where ke with return to our premier league insid

quit.o of noble group has accepted theaid it resignation, with william randall and jeff frase replacingim. plunge 60% of her questions about accounting practices dogging the company. wang jianlin is offering to buy a hong kongatize listed property unit. wang jianlin told china central television that the unit is substantially undervalued and must proceed with the privatization. closed in the u.s. and u.k. today for memorial day. let's check in on markets in this part of the world. we are in the middle of the trading session and asia. topix up. nikkei 225 up by over 1%. at the moment. swinging between gains and losses. take a look at the fx space, the out,g dollar story playing continuing to talk up the expectation of an imminent rate hike by the fed. 4/10 of a percent to the upside for the dollar index, that is what dollar-yen is looking like. falling the most in a month. taking a look at oil, a retreat when it comes to brent, failing to hold above $50. stay with bloomberg. coming up next is "bloomberg best." ♪ ♪ david: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in

this is how randall reid saw it on the job at shelby automotive. >> holy mackerel. there goes that!, my goodness. >> more frightening scenes were in store as the system headed east. manuel bojorquez is on the trail of the twisters. >> look at that! >> reporter: the tornado in mayfield in western kentucky late this afternoon sliced through part of town taking debris into the air. the same system that produced this. >> oh, no. hitting that farm. >> reporter: the deadly tornado that roared through garvin county, oklahoma to. day the national weather service said it was a category ef-3. means the violent vortex that uprooted trees and flattened homes had wind up to 165 miles per hour. day light revealed the damage stretches for miles. off its foundation. >> everything is gone. everything. >> reporter: her 76-year-old neighbor is one of two deaths here. he did not have a storm shelter. buckner had this one built three years ago. >> reporter: when you had that cellar put in there, did you ever think you would have to use it? >> no, no. not really. it was there for security and it saved my

>> reporter: randall reid captured this video at shelby automotive in mayfield. >> didn't look that bigoad here, we had no idea how dangerous it was. >> holy mackerel there goes that. >> reporter: the twister packed winds up to 140 miles an hour. the funnel scloud spanned more than four football fields wide, destroyed virtually everything in its path for 17 miles. >> i really was thinking i wasn't going to make it. >> marty winfrey saw the tornado coming, ran from his home and held on to a tree for survival. >> i saw the tree. the only chance i'm going to have. >> reporter: this wife angie at work during the storm. >> it can all be replaced. it can all be replaced. it any just hard to see it. >> reporter: the space littered with cinder blocks is where the double wide trailer used to be. but the tornado force winds carried that home into the neighbor's house and even twisted this steel foundation around that tree. several times. clean-up efforts are under way. but people here in mayfield say it could take weeks before mounds of debris are gone. the national weather service reports that a

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