delnor hospital. 300 south randall. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams scrambling. these images taken from inside the hospital. once 21-year-old tywan salters, an inmate being treated, grabbed the gun from the guard watching him. >> mr. salters was in a hospital room under guard. >> reporter: and tonight new details from the moments the chaos erupted inside. >> i heard a nurse call a code silver. my husband and i were escorted into the bathroom and then we were told to get into the bathroom stalls and lock them. >> one of the ultrasound techs told us to stay put. turn off all the lights. stay low until further notice. >> reporter: salters taking those two nurses hostage. one getting away. >> offender heading out of the ambulance bay with a nurse. >> reporter: after the tense three-hour standoff, heavily armed police moving in. firing on salters, killing him. an officer shot in his bulletproof vest. authorities say it's their policy to restrain hospitalized inmates. they're now looking to see if that was the case when this happened. tom? >> eva, thank you. >>> overse

so we watched the thin blue line by errol morris, which is the documentary-- - right, the randall dale adams story. - exactly, outside of dallas. and there was a detective from vidor, texas that had this great natural texas accent. so we pulled all of his words and i would hear joel before a take in midnight special and he'd be reciting the thin blue line, which i know backward and forward, and he would get into this voice and then go. and so, i knew that i had enough of richard loving speaking, just barely, 'cause he never spoke very much, that joel could probably build this voice and so, with hindsight, it makes sense that you would actually cast foreign actors when you're not just trying to get an accent right, you're trying to get the way these two people spoke very specifically and you have examples of it. - well, they did extraordinary work at that and of course, you say you've worked with joel before, he's a terrific actor, he was wonderful in midnight special. this is a jeff nichols film, so by law, michael shannon has to be in it. (laughing) - he is. - and so, he was briefly i

randall stephenson and twitter ceo jack dorsey. that is all for now.berg. ♪ carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." in this week's issue, a question being asked from wall street to main street. oliver: if america were a company, would you keep its ceo? carol: that's next on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ oliver: we are joined by bloomberg news editor-in-chief john micklethwait. john, in your opening remarks section of this week's "is this week" you essentially hold up donald trump his own meter stick, by his own standards for what he promised. tell us about how you went about taking about this.

in the third inning, johnny cueto throws this wild pitch that almost hit randall. later yelling at each other causing both benches to clear. johnny cueto accusing the dodgers of stealing, and the dodgers go on to win the game. >>> the a's also struggled last night and shut out by the mariners, 4-0. the defense let them down again, misplayed the single that turned into a triple. that eventual run was all the mariners needed, and they put the game away in the fifth with three more runs. the a's had one error in the game which is now 37 for the season which is the worst in the major leagues.>>> the college student wishes for new phone after his was destroyed at the oakland a's game in seattle, his wishes about to come true and the oakland a's are purchasing a new phone for the guy, peter johnson, a two run homer by ryan healy fell on his lap and broke his phone tuesday. after that johnson jokingly tweeted out he wanted days to buy him a new phone and the a's replied saying they would do it. ryan healy who hit the homerun also went on twitter apologizing for breaking h

if we look at the jefferson's of randall side we see the , difference there, where we don't see a lot of elite goods at the monroe birthplace. we see it more means of production. i'm going to come down and say, middling planters, but, on the upper level of middling. monroe was not right out of the field as a child. he was well educated and prepared for the life that he eventually assumed. i'm going to go on record and say, i think we see an ambitious young man. if you look at his aesthetic, we have the joy of looking at this afternoon at oak hill, this is a man that new where he wanted to go -- knew where he wanted to go and in fact ended up there. my take on it is, let's reconsider monroe and highland for sure. consider somebody that had a good vision, not just of the country and where the country should go, but of himself, his abilities and his career trajectory. so, thanks and i will take questions. [applause] sara bon-harper: yes, sir? >> they said if you take this path, you can see jefferson county, and when we got there, they said you can't see it as well, but we will cut down s

. >> say hello to rhonda, randall, rhonda randolph of she's with signature aernz cousin she's the oney. on the right. because i didn't know was flowered on the right too. >> everybody great. >> rhonda celebrating uncle ted and aunt mar that 50th app versey. she loves allison and tucker and she had a birth day a week ago. happy belated to you rhonda and thanks for step d sending in a picture. everybody had the great night. >> there's a great picture. >> happy anniversary. >> 50 years wow. >> birth day? gentlemen. >> we love it. >> weather. you love the weather too? upper 0s today. >> no rain? written. >> less humidity. >> less humidity. >> 68 washington. winds shifted and they're out of the west and south and west and they'll be out of the west today. we'll be in for breezy day. otherwise sunshine and brought tips and spring afternoon. felt a lot like summer last couple days more like spring today highs upper 70s. less humidity should feel cool tonight quick look at 7 day forecast. beautiful tomorrow upper 60s. showers lights thursday and into the day friday. friday looks look a wet on

back down to michael on randall's island where he and jesse just ran through a burning building and theynk you, robin. you know, running into a burning building on purpose was not something i thought i'd ever do but jesse and i did it. which gave us so much more respect for what these guys do known around the firefighting community for a long time is here with us, denis leary. and i'm just curious how did that start with you? how do you get involved. >> my cousin jerry was a firefighter up in worcester, massachusetts, the hometown and he died in december 3rd, 1999 in a famous warehouse fire up in worcester along with five other brave men, firefighters that day and i started a foundation to help out with the worcester fire department and the families, the kid that were left behind, the sons and daughters of those firefighters and when it took a couple of weeks to -- it was a big warehouse fire and the fdny and a bunch of guys i knew were some of the first guys up to help find the bodies and after 9/11, the worcester fire department, those guys were some of the first guys to come down to g

he loads them in the bottom of second and then randall, yeah, he's going to rope this one fair and clear those bases. that's his 12th double of the year. the cardinals jump in front 3-0. then matt carpenter in the bottom of the fifth got the better of the first pitch he saw from cain, a 14 softball, sent it over the fence. a two run shot, his ninth of the year. giants lose 8-3. bruce bochy still pleased with taking two out of three from st. louis. >> first two games could have gone either way, you know. they came back on us the first game, then we had to come back against their closers. been throwing the ball well. yeah, they get two hits and not get a man to second until the 13th inning and you end up winning that garjs you take it. so against a good club like this, sure, we're leaving town feeling pretty good about the series, trust me. >> stanford's baseball season is not yet over, but the last home game of the season today was an emotional one. it was the last tight head coach led his team at sunken diamond. he will retire at the end of the season after 41 years at the helm of the pr

in the second he loads the bases -- randal grichuck cleans it up -- he hits a double down the left fieldne that brings in three runs -- saint louis finished the inning four runs. in the sixth -- matt carpenter smacks a 2-run blast to give the cards a 6-1 lead -- cain allowed nine hits and seven runs in five and a third cards win 8-3 giants win their third straight series -- they take two out of three in saint louis (wipe to a's) andrew triggs and the a's were looking for a four game sweep over the red sox but boston had other plans -- dustin pedroia with his second hit of the afternoon that brings in the go ahead run -- they take the lead 4-3 in the sixth -- mitch moreland sends this one to the second deck -- triggs who's been the most consistent pitcher for the a's this season -- allowed eight hits and five runs in five and a third. boston goes on to win 12-3 (justine) and next...the billboard music awards were in las vegas tonight... find out who took home the most awards... whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come

let's discuss this and more with elizabeth sherwood randall.ked during the eight years of the obama administration. also joining us graham allison. he's a professor at harvard. author of a brand new book. there you see the book jacket there. "de "t "destined for war". liz, how concerned are you? >> we have seen the north yo koreans test five nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. we have to be concerned not about provocation but actually the fact that these tests mean that the north korean leader is improving his capablilities and his intent is to make a missile with a warhead and send it to attack either our partners in the lesion or potentially the home land. very concerning. >> and graham, let me ask you, the president, he tweeted this and i'll put it up on the screen. north korea has shown great disrespect for their neighbor china by shooting off yet another ballistic missile but china is trying hard. you've just written a whole book about the u.s./china relationship. how realistic is it to think china will help contain north korea? >> i t

the shot to left is a fair ball for randall. and guess what that will clear their bases. all the runners come around to score up 3-0 and as they come out. they will need to settle down. the bottom of the five for cain. this is a home run for matt carpenter and their two-run blast. the 9th of the season to go up with seven runs. this is it. against the cards for their career at .662. avoiding the sweep. and so no sweep for the giants. how about the a's that are going for a four-game sweep for the red sox? sunday means little league day at the coliseum with 20,691 on hand all told. chad penderson was red hot in their four home games. the two-run blast. they take a 3-2 lead. but boy did they come back. he goes the other way. this one is a two-run blast into the upper deck. look at where it lands, wow. red sox will tack on five more in the 9th to win it 5-3. they also commit three errors and the red sox will avoid their four-game sweep. >>> all right, marshawn lynch went on a bike ride yesterday with a few hundred of his closest friends. he tweeted out he would be at oakland

2009, people have no reason to know this but in the 2008 campaign before the iowa caucus, i actually randalabout the looming mortgage crisis. i never thought that anybody would throw out my entire career of standing up and speaking out and voting against and voting in fare of what i thought are good policies because i made a couple of speeches. so when you're the secretary of state, people want to hear what you talk about. the most common thing i talked about in all those speeches was the hunt for bin laden. that was one of the central missions that i spoke on from the title the towers fell on 9/11, as a senator from new york, and to be part of that, to be one the of very few people advising the president on that. that was a fascinating issue. and i thought i could tell that to a lot of different people. and you know, men got paid for the speeches they made. i got paid for the speeches i made. it was used and i thought it was unfairly used. but it was part of back ground music. >> but it was used. you and i have discussed this, the idea of how many years ago did you talk about the vast righ

. >> a subject with a gun, delnor hospital. 300 south randall. >> reporter: a hospital near chicago onl taking an officer's gun and multiple people hostage. after three hours, the gunman dead. this morning, the staff recovering. >> mr. salters was in a hospital room under guard. >> reporter: authorities say this was the gunman, 21-year-old tywon salters, awaiting a trial for stealing a vehicle. being treated in the hospital for almost a week. >> units responding to delnor, it's going to be a handgun, a glock 21. >> reporter: officials say he grabbed the gun from the officer guarding him. taking two nurses hostages. one getting away. abc news speaking to a woman trapped inside who was visiting her father, a patient, when it happened. a nurse suddenly ordering them to stay in his room. >> she said there's an armed intruder in the hospital and you have to stay behind locked doors. >> reporter: the tense standoff which began on the third floor, spilling into the emergency room downstairs where the gunman, holed up with his hostage, as heavily armed s.w.a.t. teams surrounded the building. t

part of challenge for donald trump who randal on thins, he's changed so many things, broken so many protocols, that it puts strain on the system. there isn't a great record of precedent to turn to because this doesn't usually happen. even president nixonon who was removed from office wasn't quite like this. he did highly questionable things. this is not a drill. we're seeing responses from members of congress, from federal officials, on and off the record. this is not a drill. this is a real test of whether the united states can find a by to get to the bottom of all this chflt doesn't presuppose anyone's guilt. but it does presuppose the inquireries now in doubt. >> the white house points to saying that the president was not trying interfere with any investigation or he had seen no evidence of that. would andrew mccabe have known the details of the meeting comey had with the president? >> i don't know. as they sail on text, idk. there's so much that we don't know right. now obviously mccabe was depicting a congress which was more helpful to the white house so they're going to lean on it. this

. >> randall sawyer is the charge nurse in pendleton's medical unit. here, staff sees more than 150 offenders a day for everything from daily med distribution to serious offender battery. self-cutting is also no surprise. >> a lot of them will cut on themselves for self-mutilation to relieve the anger. they say it just feels good. and it's sad that they have resulted in that, instead of just coming down here to talk to one of the medical staff. what are you doing in here to yourself? >> nothing. >> you said you punched yourself. >> i hit myself one time. >> what's the purpose? >> i think a lot of the offenders have a lot of anger here because they have went through a lot of things at home, so when i read their charts, a lot of it makes sense on the why, why they're here, because it's been done to them. they've been cursed at and yelled at their whole life. juveniles, they come with a lot of baggage. >> no one knows about a lifetime of baggage more than 18-year-old pendleton inmate michael jones. >> i'm an ex-white supremist. that's why i'm in this unit

when i ran my first race, when i randal, i got outthe spent 3-1, 4-1. we spent smart. and i thought we had a better candidate, better message, and better strategy out there. the grassroots support the is tremendous. a state as wide and big as montana, what you have to do is connect with people virtually. use all the digital tools you have. and i think we've been doing a pretty darn good job of in that way. i spoke with mr. quist a couple days ago, a few days ago. and as i've said throughout, how can we be helpful? i'm proud. work we've been doing. >> appreciate you coming on. >> always a pleasure. >>> trying get some perspective from the other side. i'm joined by a formerer republican elected member of congress. as you might expect, not a lot of currently elected republicans were anxious to talk about there story today. can you explain why it is so hard for so many republicans, including house speaker ryan. this man shouldn't be elected. >> democrats need 24 points. these are parliamentary elections. it is not about the person anymore. >> i understand that. >> is polit

. >> [ chuckles ] >> actor randall park, who plays the dad, louis, there, expressing that perhaps an asian face won't sell as a restaurant host, kind of ironic because this show is actually about an asian-american family, and it's selling quite well to a general audience. chris, let's begin with you. what does that say about the acceptance and assimilation of asian-americans today? >> you know, and i think what's great about the show is that it's really offering a full, human experience of an asian-american family on mainstream media. prior images in previous periods were really flat, one-dimensional stereotypes, and so i think the show really, through humor, is able to poke fun at ourselves. but, also, i think, the stereotypes that do exist in american society against asian-americans -- and other communities, too -- it's a great cracking open of the nut to talk about race issues. >> yeah, want to get back to that. but, margaret, you know, when we grew up in the san mateo area, "fresh off the boat" -- f.o.b. -- was a bad term. you don't want to be called that. i mean, you were foreig

jeff any jeffrey, randal, shares are overselling on this news. foot locker says that tax rebate delays hurt sales. but it did also say that style shifts did too and that there is lingering impact in the current quarter. adidas is still hot but foot locker says the superstar styles are off their peaks. underarmor is taking a hit in sympathy too. bigger picture, still stuck in struggling women's apparel segment and not alone if the specialty apparel names, getting hit, urban outfit percent. >> putting the stock on pace for the worst week since november 2008, is there hope left for the stock or did it just start off on the wrong foot? it keeps going and going. let's bring in sam poser. senior research analyst. a buy rating on the stock. sam, you said you would buy on any weakness? >> yeah. we have talked about this. so many moving parts to the first quarter. i can walk you through it. tax refund checks from february through march. moved out of march, extra selling day in march. easter in april. lost sealing day a selling day . an asection holiday in

i would be remiss if i didn't is gnize, randall stevenson the current c.e.o. of at&t. he followed bob gates, who was our secretary of defense, wayne perry, the vice chairman of at&t and our own secretary of state rex tillerson, when he was c.e.o. of exxon was president of the boy scouts of america. i think all of us today understand the importance of scouting in our lives and in many cases just reflect back on the fun that we had as young kids and young adults. once every four years, all the scouts in america gather with some from around the world as well at our national scout jam borrowey. we have a permanent high adventure site in west virginia, at the summit. and pete sessions and myself as well as others four years ago went to the summit. and you know what? we just had fun. we went down the zipline and some of the other obstacle courses. and even as adults, we relived it. and we intend to go back later in july as every four years they have the national scout jam borrowey, 40,000 scouts will gather for one week and just have a lot of fun. and get to meet others from

i'm glad i got yelled at by like randall stephenson. if i'm going to get yesterday at by someone.ander graham bell with the telephone. with the watson thing. >> with the telephone, yeah. so we're both at least -- >> you're not -- as a millennial you are not entitled. welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc live from the nasdaq marketsite in times square. you try, you know, just talking on tv three hours a day when you're, you know -- get up at 4:00 in the morning. afl-cio unveiling its executive pay list. the list tracks ceos income for 2016. among the findings the average ceo made 347 times more money than the average rank and file worker. joining us afl-cio president richard trumka. it begs the question, and it's good to see you, mr. trumka, i guess -- >> thanks for having me back on. >> is your idea, or as a remedy if you think a remedy is needed is shining a light on this? i guess that's the reason for this initiative, i think i've asked you before, you're not looking for congress or someone to pass a law capping ceo pay, are you? >> well, we're looking to do a couple of things.