michigan governor rick snyder also spoke and was booed as he took the stage. this is an hour.applause] pres. obama: thank you. hello, flint. [applause] how is it going, wildcats? [applause]

the governor rick snyder, who has been loudly criticized within and without flint, over the last year so. he appeared in the room a short while ago. he was booed by the crowd, by the residents of flint. when the president begins speaking we'll bring it to you. while we wait, we'll bring you up to speed on the other big story we're following this hour. sources now confirming to nbc news that ohio governor john kasich will be dropping out of the 2016 presidential race. that would mean that from a field that initially stood at 17 candidates on the republican side, one now remains. so you can forget about a contested convention, forget about the second ballot, forget about all the delegate scenarios we've been talking about for so long. right now, this means that donald trump's party takeover is practically complete on the republican side. this is a political odyssey, the likes of which we really have never seen before. in 11 months now, from billionaire businessman and reality tv star, now to the republican party's choice for president of the united states, while hillary clinton fights o

michigan governor rick snyder will be there to greet him and he is asking for a private meeting.wants to work together to solve the crisis and improve the quality of life. the white house is not saying if he will make time for the governor. >>> detroit public schools are closed again today. the union urging all of the members to call out sick for a second straight day. the district warned it won't meet payroll past june. union leaders calling on the state lawmakers to pass a $715 million bailout plan to keep paycheck flowing through the summer. >>> and ample security when six more members of the rhoden family are buried in ohio. eight family members found shot in the head last month in what police are calling a sophisticated preplanned operation. hundreds of marijuana plants found on the rhoden property. police are not releasing a motive for the killings or if the remaining family members are facing an ongoing threat. >>> a special administrator to handle the estate of prince. the singer's family was in court monday trying to determine the fate of the $300 million estate and a va

obama: i know governor rick snyder is here. [booing] pres.bama: no, no, no -- he is here because we are doing some business here. members of congress are here including your outstanding senator, debbie stabenow. [applause] pres. obama: flint's own dan kildee is here. debbie dingell is here. brenda lawrence is here. john conyers is here. and sandy levin is here. an outstanding michigan delegation. we've got secretary sylvia burwell, who is the head of health and human services, works for me. and administrator gina mccarthy is here as well. i want to thank the superintendent and the principal for their hospitality, and i want to thank all of you for being here. now, not too long ago, i received a letter from a young lady, an eight-year-old girl named mari copeny. you may know her as "little miss flint." those of you who have seats, please feel free to sit down so folks can see behind you. if you don't have a seat, don't sit down. and like a lot of you, mari has been worried about what happened here in flint. she's worried about what it means fo

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governor rick snyder will greet him and insist he wants a meeting to solve the crisis and improve theife there. the white house is not saying if the president will make time for the governor. >>> detroit public schools could be closed again today. the teachers union urging all of its members to call out sick for a second straight day. the district has warned the union it won't be able to meet payroll past june. union leaders calling on the state lawmakers to pass a $715 million bailout program. >>> a special administrator appointed to handle the estate of prince. the singer's family was in court on monday to determine the fate of the $300 million estate and a vault rumored to contain thousands of unreleased songs. if no will is found, the minnesota law states his siblings and half siblings receive his possessions and earnings. >> you want the vault? we are all fascinated by the vault. >>> all right. a wild finish in game two of the nba playoff series with the spurs and thunder. the refs admitting they got it wrong. who benefitted from the blown call? we have coy wire with the bleacher

the lawsuit names rick snyder and the government. flint water became contaminated with lead when they switched the water source. >>> evacuees who fled the wildfire two weeks ago may be able to return home june 1. those who lived in the least damaged areas will be allowed in first. schools will not reopen until the fall. the wildfires destroyed 2400 structures in for the mcmurray. 90% of the city is in text. >>> a high school student is in in in the hospital after a brain injury after playing bubble soccer. he collided with another player hard enough to have bleed on his brain. the doctors say they are waiting for the swelling in his brain to go down before they can perform reconstructive surgery. >>> first responders jumped into action after a dozen tourists found themselves stranded in a hot air balloon in northern california. strange wind caused them to go off course in napa county. the highway patrol helicopter was called into rescue. the balloon said they -- balloon company said the passengers were never in danger. >>> new on "ac

he spent the day alongside the republican governor of michigan, rick snyder, the democratic mayor hereven brought along the epa administrator, geena mccarthy who was brought before congress in march and criticized very heavily for her role in not responding to this crisis quickly enough. now, that said the people here they want to see accountability. when their republican governor took the stage here before the president they booed him, jake, a very different response, of course, when the president took the stage. they're hoping to hear that message of hope and accountability moving forward from him. jake. >> all right, sara gannon with the president in flint, michigan. thank you so much. to talk more about boom's visit to flint let's bring in print favorite son michael moore. michael, good to see you again. thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me on. >> you listened to some of the president's speech. here is a clip from the speech, i want to get your reaction to. >> are we playing that clip? >> we're working hard to make sure that flint is whole again. to make sure that this pr

before the president spoke, governor rick snyder made his first comments in flint since the crisis beganand you won't be surprised. he was met with jeers. >> so thank you for the opportunity to come share a few thoughts with you today. and i look forward to the president's comments and again, i thank him. thank you. >> academy award documentary filmmaker and flint native, michael moore joins me now. welcome back, sir. >> thank you, chuck. >> let me get your reaction. you watched the president, saw what he said, saw his remarks. your reaction? >> i'm glad he went there. i have a lot of respect for president obama. i voted for him twice. i'm very disappointed that he didn't come with specific things that the federal government was gonna do to help the people of flint. they need these pipes and they need this fixed right now. and i think i was last on with you in january. i said that then. >> let me pause for a minute. january. i'm going to check my calendar now. it's may. i'm with you on this, i sort of am -- if this were, i grew up in miami, i was there during hurricane andrew. i guess wh

so embattled michigan governor rick snyder took the stage at northwestern high school, prior to the presidentm water crisis that needs to be repaired. >> audience: boo! >> larry: man. last time i heard an audience boo like that, it followed the announcement, "ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the bacon brothers." that must feel awful, being booed by a group of people who disagree with every word you're saying, when all you're doing is standing at a podium, you know, just trying to drop some science. ( laughter ) ( applause ) call me if you need someone to talk to, governor snyder. i'm just kidding. don't call me. but to his credit, obama helped calm residents' fears by sampling some of the water. >> and, uh, this used, uh, a filter. >> larry: it had to use a filter. he's the president of the united states. i mean, i get the optics, but you can't take any chances. check out what happened when moments earlier when a flint official sampled unfiltered water. >> larry: he chose poorly. he did. gotta be careful. that's all i'm saying. did the right thing. but flint is not the only place in michi

obama will make a stop at a food bank, and will sit down with flint's mayor and michigan's governor rick snyder, the president signed an emergency disaster declaration for flint in january to help with the efforts to combat lead in the city's drinking water. >> well, there is much more to tell but this noon. the appointments that never happened for prince. who the rock star was set to meet. >> and, cancer and heart disease are the top two killers of americans, but the third biggest killer in this country is something you may never expect. we'l >> bombshell report on superstar prince, past emergency calls, who called 911 this time. jamie yuccas shows us that person was at pacely park for a very specific reason. >> the minneapolis star tribune report doctor howard cornfelled, national authority on opiat addiction treatment, was called by prince representatives the night of april 20th. however, doctor cornfelled could not clear his schedule for an april 21 meeting so he sent his son to minnesota in hopes co-quickly evaluate his health and devise a treatment plan. but when andrew corn felled arrive

governor rick snyder greeted him on the tarmac this morning after air force one arrived. the president is set to meet with state officials to discuss efforts to resolve the issue there. he will also visit some local students, one of whom an 8-year- old girl who wrote him a letter about the problems facing her community. >>> elsewhere in michigan, in ann arbor the fbi says a man admitted to spraying mice poison on a produce section in at least three grocery stores. the investigation started after a whole foods employee noticed the man spraying the liquid mixture on food and then reported it to police. the store says it immediately closed down the salad and hot food bars and sanitized the areas out of an abundance of caution. >> what if he's been doing it for weeks or months or years and we're just suddenly seeing him? it makes you think about everything you buy all the time. >> so far, no reports of any illness. but state health officials say more stores may have been affected. ♪[ music ] >>> still ahead, a $10,000 payout for a 10-year-old. it's all for helping fine-tune i

it names governor rick snyder and other officials, along with two officials hired to evaluate water qualitythe naacp is seeking class action status in what is just the latest civil suit to be filed over the water crisis. >>> now to a story you will only see on wu couple is reunited with a stolen puppy after offering a reward to anyone who returned her, reunited with the 4-month- old boston terrier maggie thanks to a senior in high school and wusa 9. >> rojita? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you all so much. >> aww. >> come here. >> maggie. >> come here. >> you guys are so welcome. >> aww. >> come here, my girl. >> you guys are welcome. >> tuesday, we told you about michael steel who took his puppy to run some errands downtown. he left his car for about 45 minutes, with maggie inside. when he came back, the puppy was gone. wusa 9 encouraged viewers to roshita smith did that, and found the dog near raymond elementary school tuesday. >> i am going to miss her. i really am. i only met her for a day, i only her for a couple of hours but i am going to miss her. i'm so glad she is back home

. >>> michigan governor rick snyder filled up jugs of water at a pub in flint michigan part of an efforto show he is comfortable drinking from the tap. he requested a private meeting with president obama and the mayor of flint. >>> it is a scary thought. everything from pain relievers to antibiotics, found in certain oysters, along the coast of oregon. an associate professor at portland state university says local oysters there are tainted with potentially dangerous contaminants. >> high number and high concentration of flame retardants. flame retardants are in fire suppressants, used to fight fires, fight forest fires. and that in the past several years, there had been a forest fire in the water shed above the bay. >> maryland state officials have conducted similar tests. they are recommending that people should limit the amount of fish and crabs they eat from the pa tass co river and baltimore harbor area. >>> self navigating military ships could soon patrol the seven seas. the pentagon just unveiled this unmanned battleship. the 132 feet vessel went from concept to creation, in just f

he'll meet with governor rick snyder.ast week snyder said he wasn't sure if he'd have time to meet with the president. the president will also speak to flint residents. >>> investigators are trying to determine why a small plane broke up in midair over long island. also three people on board were killed when the plane went down yesterday. the single-engine plane was flying from south carolina to connecticut. >>> new research indicates that the nation's third leading cause of death isn't a disease at all. it is -- or a condition, rather. kenneth craig explains. >> reporter: a new study suggests that medical errors are now the third leading cause of death in the united states behind heart disease and cancer. >> the impact on patients is significant. >> reporter: dr. martin mccarey says it leads to 250,000 deaths a year. >> by medical error we're talking about medication dosing airsors and preventable complications. >> reporter: they say most medical errors aren't due to bad doctors, they say systemwide failures are responsi

michigan governor rick snyder freed up emergency funding last march, to get the district through the end of the school year. >> a ship full of passengers are on historic voyage this morning, carnival cruise ship with more than 700 people on board left miami yesterday, sailing to havana cuba and two other cities. many of the travelers are cuban born returning after the country loose ends its policy on letting those who left return by sea. >> this crews will depart every other week from miami. >> well, a lot of sore muscles this morning after 40,000 runners tackled the 37 annual broad street run. >> the race stretched from broad and fisher to olney, all the way to the navy yard in south philly. runners braved the cold and rain to complete yesterday's 10-mile race. they came prepared, wearing ponchos, crash bags, anything just trying to stay dry. some even i saw them taping their shoes. but for one run they are year's race was extra special. >> i love with you all my heart. will you marry me? >> i didn't know, i had no idea. he really surprised me. >> the newly engaged couple met in col

michigan governor rick snyder setting up a new board that will eliminate to limit children's exposuread across the state. the governor signed an order creating the child lead poisoning elimination board. when residents are still using bottled water and filters -- hope the suspect will give them information about islamic state's strategy in europe, but today, he did not say anything. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. david: commodity markets are closing in new york. metals and mining stocks rebounded from losses earlier in the week. aluminum gain the most in a month and copper and zinc also seeing gains, gold extending his -- oilfor a third week little changed to end the week. the second week of gains in u.s. production continuing to decline. one region impacting oil is nigeria. the delta has been rocked by we saw the impact as a dish of the country's oil industry contracted 2% in the first quarter. i want to bring in chris kettenmann. but are the company's most exposed to risk in nigeria? >> it is a big deal. th

reporter: president obama landing in flint today, right there waiting for him, embattled governor rick snyder. the president meeting with officials and taking a sip of flint's water himself. >> if you are using a filter, flint water at this point is drinkable. >> reporter: those filters used to remove lead after hundreds of children tested positive for lead. one girl's emotional letter to the president helped bring him here today. 8-year-old mary copeny. many who blame the governor for the scandal, booing him today. he's vowed to drink the water for a month to show it is safe. the president wanting to send that message, too. >> i really did need a glass of water. this is not a stunt. >> reporter: but many here, like the reeves family, drink only bottled water. >> in the water is not good, it's no good. so, don't come on and put on a show for us to act like you doing so much and it's already, because it's not. >> reporter: and david, the president says it could be at least two years before all of those lead service lines are replaced, and the water will be safe to drink without a filter. david

michigan governor rick snyder whose administration has taken some public blame for the lead tainted water also addressed the crowd and let's just say he was not well received. >> i want to thank him for coming here today. this is an important moment to show how we can move forward to work together to say you deserve better and to bring that to the city of flint. both short term and long term. so thank you for the opportunity to come share a few thoughts with you today. i look forward to the president's comments and again i thank you. thank you. >> i do think that part of what contributed to this crisis was a broader mindset. it's an ideology that undervalues the common good. we especially underinvest when the communities that are put at risk are poor. you know, that attitude is as corrosive to our democracy as the stuff that resulted in lead in your water. >> two michigan state regulators and a flint water official have been charged. governor snyder will be a guest on "morning joe" later on. >>> a state of emergency has been declared in alberta, canada, where an out of control wildfire ha

rick snyder setting up a new board that will work to eliminate children's exposure to lead across thete. it comes in the wake of the water crisis in flint, michigan. the governor signed an order creating the board. residents are still using bottled water and filters as the public health emergency in flint continues. the national rifle association today endorsed donald trump for president. 2000 wasump, who in among those calling for an assault weapons ban, told the group today "i will not let you down." thousands of gun enthusiast were on hand to hear him speak. he wants criticize republican politicians who "walk the nra line." global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists and more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. thank you. breaking news come a top credit and headphones -- hedge fund executive at carlyle group is leaving the company. this is after several funds in his units posted losses. he is leaving the firm and will become a senior advisor and fans to start his own investment firm according to a statement released. the firm's deputy chief in

the president is there to meet with governor rick snyder and talk about the lead contaminated water crisisdrink some of the filtered local water saying that the water is drinkable but that it does not negate the need to replace some of these types. the president again speaking at the high school. michigan declared an emergency four months ago because of widespread contamination in the water. to state officials and one city official has been charged in the case. the environmental protection agency is accused of being 30 and handling waste water from oil and gas exploration. environmental groups are seeking a measure to compel the epa to regulate the disposal and say it has become more acute with the prevalence of fracking and increased earthquake activity. u.s. officials say an agreement has been reached to extend a fragile cease-fire to the northern city of aleppo. a deal was reached yesterday and took effect at midnight. they say they have seen a decrease in violence since then but knowledge that while asians persist in some areas. dayal news 24 hours a powered by our 2400 journalists in

michigan governor rick snyder looking to stop administrative investigations into how to state agenciesed the plant drinking water crisis. they are hampering state and federal inquiries. the attorney general of michigan says it could have a chilling effect on the criminal investigations and could lead to a obstruction of justice. nasa hit a snag while releasing air into an experimental written vital room at the international space station. -- inflatable room at the international space station. willl goes well, the pod swell four times in volume and have a new way of living for astronauts. it was $17.8 million to test this if edible habitat contact -- inflatable habitat contest. inered by 2400 journalists more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. back to you. news,t: more on breaking the jury reaches a verdict that google of developed this without oracles use of java. cory johnson joins us with more. what was at stake was a $9 billion slice of google's android business that oracle no longer has claim to. reporter: it is interesting because oracle acquired this, the

michigan governor rick snyder is looking to stop administrative investigations into have two state agenciesandle the drinking water crisis. it move follows morning that is hampering state and federal inquiries. the investigations could have what he call a chilling effect on the criminal process and may cause of instruction of justice. french police have detained a man thought to have links to extremism. the man was believed to have a knife and a teargas bomb. the standup took about one block from the best deal, where a labor march was about to start. france has been on age since the -- edge since the 2013 terror attacks. two super hornet jet fighters collided off the north carolina coast this morning. for survivors were taken to hospitals. a coast guard spokesperson tells the ap, crews were notified around 10:30 a.m. 25 miles east of the outer banks. crew members were plucked off of a commercial fishing ship that pulled them out of the atlantic ocean. they were then flown by coast guard helicopter to a hospital in norfolk, virginia. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists

carol: that was rick snyder and jim cannon on bloomberg earlier this morning. ahead on "bloomberg markets," we will check out out the options market is handling today's trading. in the meantime, here is a check on the sectors, pretty much down across the board, but the most is the financial names. this is "bloomberg markets." ♪ julie: it is time for today's option inside. joining me is a managing partner at option did. you.ark am a good to see happy friday, although it's not a very happy friday for the markets today. we are seeing deterioration as the day goes on. looks like another negative week for stocks. what happened? midday, everything turned south. guest: yeah, i think we've got kind of a risk of for the weekend going on. even though the s&p is selling off, we are not seeing much out of the march -- out of the option market at all. moving.ures are barely let's take money off the table over the weekend and put them back to use in other places. and you have seen apple all off as the day has gone by. it was up nicely this morning, gave away all that it had

visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> rick snyder appeared at today's event to offer apologies for the city's contaminatedupply. attendees boot the governor during his remarks. the governor wasn't originally scheduled to speak at the event, but accepted president obama's invitation to address the assembled flint residents. youth that part of the event. -- years that are the event. gov. snyder: today is an opportunity for us to focus in on understanding that we need to work together. we have a short-term water crisis that needs to be repaired. we have a long-term issue about building a stronger city of flint to create job opportunities for everyone. i wanted to come here and tell you, you didn't create this problem, government failed you. i apologize, and i will work hard to fix that. we all need to work together, and so i would like to thank the president for coming here today. it is part of the process to say how we can all work together. i'm committed to working with the mayor, the city council, the neighborhood leaders, the pastors, and all of you, on strengthening flint. we need to work together with

mark: the president met with governor rick snyder and was briefed on the federal government's response. a federal judge says hillary clinton will testify about issues of private e-mail server as secretary of state with a public records disclosures. the judge granted the request of the conservative group judicial watch. u.s. officials say an agreement has been reached with russia to extend syria's cease-fire to the northern city of aleppo. it takes effect at midnight damascus time. officials say they have seen a decrease in violence but violations continue in some areas. global news -- global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. from bloomberg world headquarters, it's just after 6:30 p.m. on wednesday in the work, 8:30 thursday morning in sydney. paul allen has a look at the markets. pual: good morning. u.s. stocks slid to a three-week low. as expected have an impact in this part of the world. the new zealand stock exchange. the opens in 30 minutes and look pretty flat right now. the moderate markets across the asia-pacific

michigan governor rick snyder requesting a meeting with president obama and the mayor of flint in hopes of discussing the water contamination crisis. governor snyder is drinking filtered flint water to demonstrate it is safe. president obama will visit on wednesday. the white house is there are no plans for the president to sample the cities drinking water during the visit. the judge has barred the city of louisville from removing a 70 foot tall confederate monument from the campus of the college. it is 121 years old and honored kentucky people who died during the civil war. the hearing is scheduled thursday morning. the departure of the brussels airport is reopened since the deadly terrorist attack. suicide bombings killed 16 people. yet the airport should be back in 100% capacity by the middle of next month. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you. david: let's go back to the milken institute will conference in los angeles. my colleague eric is standing by. thank you, once again, cliff, nice to see you. i can't

governor rick snyder says flint's tap water is safe when filtered, but residents still need to run their faucets for five minutes a day. he also says he's pushing the city to replace lead pipes. >>> well, it's in the name, but now starbucks is facing a lawsuit over how much ice is in its cold beverages. a federal lawsuit claims the popular chain overfills cold drinks with ice instead of the advertised amount of liquid coffee. the suit accuses starbucks of misleading ku ining customers. it alleges 24 ounce beverages only contain 14 ounces of coffee. >>> now to a bizarre crime involving a pretty pricey bathtu jacuzzi tub, but how he managed to pull it off has a lot of people scratching their heads tonight. >> reporter: unusually to say the least. now, i have done scores and scores of stories about stealing, stealing fancy cars, stealing designer purses, stealing rolex watches, but stealing high-end bathtubs? that's a first on 4. this is union hardware. it's been doing business in our city since 1914. union hardware is to plumbing what you might say tiffany's is to jewelry. a toilet that pl

governor rick snyder hopes the president will drink the water during his visit. the white house says there are no plans to do that publically but insists the water is now safe. if you get on facebook you may be getting one side. the social media site is black listing conservative news sites and choosing articles from liberal sites like the new york times. the team who assembles the news is made up of people who work for left leaning news organizations. that comes weeks after mark zuckerburg promised they would never try to influence people on how to vote. >>> summer is right around the corner and now there's a good reason to put your tan on. sunshine can lower blood pressure and help lose yokwait. blood vessels release nitric oxide and lowers blood pressure. researchers say the chemical and ultra violet light can trigger certain jeagenes linked to the y clock to kick start metabolism. another reason to love the sun. >> this could be a traller's worst nightmare. (baby crying n. ( >> that is not the fun part. i have been that mommy. it is mortifying for me and the

there was a document telling governor rick snyder that includes a line about flint water and then a 49 page reduction. is there a reason as far as you can remember why there were 49 pages of reductions? governor snyder: i do not review the specific ones. those would've been issues other than flint. >> would you release the information on the reductions? as we often ask for people to release their information. gov. snyder: if you have that request, i am happy to go through the process. there is confidential information that could create liability. >> so you are making a commitment to release those things? gov. snyder: there are things that we need to be careful about. i already had this discussion. >> and there were campaign related e-mails, are you also willing to share those e-mails with us, because some are concerned about is being overlap in terms of what you are doing with flint. you have your e-mail which you personally manage and campaign related -- gov. snyder: it was an account created for my campaign that i have personal e-mails in. >> as long as you're willing to share with t

with us now is rick snyder, and what happened? on a day when the consumers are holding up, until this year, it's been bad for retail sales. what's going on with these stores? rick: there are number of moving parts. first, there's a weather issue. it's much more than that. nordstrom called out last night full price business was doing fine, but once it goes on markdown, there's a price transparency on the internet, so you can give the consumer what they want, apparently they are still buying. there's also price deflation in these categories. what i have been pointing out for some time, i noticed matt mentioned michael cores being down. we had a three-year run in handbags, where handbags were the fashion item, the must-have fashion item. it's a very high price point, they are very high margin. when that business started to level out, i think there was some weakness in the department stores that was massed by the strong trend. don't have aags good replacement cycle. that's true. handbags are becoming smaller, because the need for large

the president is meeting with governor rick snyder. he also plans to meet with the mayor of flint.d table to hear directly from flint residents. >>> public school teachers in detroit are being encouraged by union leaders to return to their classrooms this morning. this after two days of sick-outs that nearly shut down the entire district. teachers are now being assured by state appointed emergency manager they will be paid for the school year. >>> georgia governor nathan diehl has vetoed a controversial deal that would have allowed college students to carry concealed weapons on campus. he's siding with the university of georgia and georgia tech officials says the measure would make it harder for campus police to protect teachers an students. "early start" continues right now. >>> we gave it everything we've got. but the voters chose another path. >> donald trump delivering the final blow to ted cruz's campaign. trump wins indiana and is now, according to the rnc, the presumptive nominee. >> i think we can pull off one of the great political upsets in the history of the united state

criticism for her agency'sre also greeted officials, among them the karenf the state of michigan, rick snyder. who today was booed very loudly by residents even as he tried to apologize for the crisis. >> i want to come here today -- to apologize. to say i'm sorry and i will fix this. >> clearly, the crowd not hearing any of that. now earlier at a stop at a local food bank. the president was briefed by united command and federal officials by the response and recovery effort. he said when asked, if he would sample the water in flint. >> generally i have not been doing stunts here. but -- >> okay now clearly, the president making sure that people know that if the water is filtered, it is completely fine to drink. i should point out, chris, that he met with a local round table of community leaders before coming here to deliver a standing-room only speech to a raucous crowd here at northwestern high school. >> let's face it, government officials at every level weren't attentive to potential problems the way they should have been. >> now even before the president stepped down off the air force one

local officials, among them the mayor, karen weaver and the governor of the state of michigan, rick snyder. who today was booed very loudly by residents even as he tried to apologize for the crisis. >> i want to come here today -- to apologize. to say i'm sorry and i will fix this. >> clearly, the crowd not hearing any of that. now earlier at a stop at a local food bank. the president was briefed by united command and federal officials by the response and recovery effort. he said when asked, if he would sample the water in flint. >> generally i have not been doing stunts here. but -- >> okay now clearly, the president making sure that people know that if the water is filtered, it is completely fine to drink. i should point out, chris, that he met with a local round table of community leaders before coming here to deliver a standing-room only speech to a raucous crowd here at northwestern high school. >> let's face it, government officials at every level weren't attentive to potential problems the way they should have been. >> now even before the president stepped down off the air force one

michigan rick snyder would not be a bad choice, you flip michigan, you win. because john kasich won it i would say snyder or kasich. >> snyder is very damaged. >> what happened to suzannah martinez? >> i got to hear the man of the hour. gregory? >> you know, if i were trump, i would pick ken wall. the actor from "wise guy" that way if they say, what about the wall? you could say i was talking about ken wall. >> i can't believe, i hope you believe them. it's fun to watch. one more thing up next. >>> time for one more thing. a special one, kg? >> the u.s. military has identified the navy s.e.a.l. killed by isis in iraq yesterday. the american hero was special warfare operator first class charles keating iv from san diego. he was 31 years of age. keating first enlisted in the navy in 2007. he served three deployments overseas, earning decorations including the bronze star. the pentagon says the s.e.a.l. was part of a quick reaction force that moved in to rescue u.s. military advisers, from an isis attack. he was killed in a firefight. our thoughts and our prayer

michigan governor rick snyder is looking to stop administrative investigations into how two state agencies handled flint's drinking water crisis. the move by governor snyder follows warnings the investigations could hurt state and federal inquiries. russia is including maria sharapova on its preliminary team for the summer olympics in rio, despite her provisional suspension for failing a drug test earlier this year. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2,400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world from the bloomberg newsroom, i'm mark crumpton. "bloomberg west" is next. emily: i'm emily chang, this is "bloomberg west." coming up google dodges a $9 , million bullet. a jury verdict wipes out the oracle claim. biggest ride hailer, ft andhic alliance with ly others to take on uber. and the journalist who wrote the original story, outing peter thiel after thiel reveals he is indeed funding hulk hogan's lawsuit against him. to our lead, a $9 billion sigh for google. the u.s. jury has found that they did not need a license from the lawsuit that is dragged on since 2010. o

michigan governor rick snyder says 15,000 eligible for medicaid. anyone under 21 who drank that water will be eligible so will pregnant women until two months after their baby is born. >>> parents, this just into the live desk from prince george's county schools. we just got word an alert that margaret brent regional school in new carrollton, it appears that it is going to be closed due to a power outage. is this throughout the day. we're being told by officials that if you go to pgcpf do t.or they will continue to update you throughout the morning on the situation. so once again, new carrollton, margaret brent regional school is closed because of a power outage. thousa now back to you. >>> on the roads, take a look here. again on beach drive two different problems, really three different problems. knowles avenue between 410 and the d.c. line. and in the district, shut down between the d.c. line and military road because of the ward. we have road buckling and high standing water. southbound 295 near nannie helens burroughs avenue, water blocking tw

rick snyder is with us.as is going to be dead money in the next 12 moths which is why you're sticking by your $15 price target. >> yes, that's what we're saying. it has a 5.5% sales. >> you say it's going to be flat with a flat store expansion. >> i think we guided down the margins. this year we're expecting a little gross margin next year, so a little -- the big margin compression is going to be this year as they begin this build-out by expanding their store base by 50%. next year, that anniversary, we could get a little bit of leverage there. >> rick, great to have you with us. ri ri rick snyder. "power lunch" is back in two. and all i had to do was ask for their money and pretend i was investing it. their life savings is now my lifestyle. female announcer: don't let someone else live the life you're saving for. find out if you're dealing with a registered investment professional at investor.gov. it's a great first step toward protecting your money. before you invest, investor.gov. e*trade is all about sei

governor rick snyder assured us that there was no racial motivation behind his decision to ignore the lead-copper rule. completely ignore democracy and replace the democratically elected officials in flint with emergency managers by his decision to ignore the outcries of patients of people of citizens in flint who explain that the orange slush that was spilling from their tap water didn't smell right, didn't look right, didn't safe to drink for them or safe for them to wash their babies in. i will give you that governor snyder didn't think he was making a decision based on the race or poverty of that population. that would be explicit racism. that would be explicit bias, but i will also give you assurance whether admitted or not, governor snyder would never make that decision with respect to a population that looked like him that had the financial wherewithal that he had, that didn't give him an unconscious reason to believe this group of people were somehow less than, somehow different than or somehow not entitled to the same treatment as a population of his own children. that's impl

amy: is it a model for this somewhat the unelected city managers that michigan governor rick snyder appoints in charge of places like flint? juan: yes, but with one big difference. the governor of michigan n did have the power under the laws that existed to dodo that. puerto rico supposedly is a self-governing territory that was granted self-government by congress back in the 1950's. this is the situation not just of a statete imposing ititself a city, but of one nation imposing colonial control on another nation. so this is the problem that has really rankled folks and become part of the presidential race because bernie sanders has come out strongly opposed to the bill today. he is supposed to be having a conference call with puerto rican leaders to discuss possibly presenting an alternative bill in the senate. and this bill still has to be voted on by before house next week. then it will have to be considered by the senate. there are several senators who have come out against it. anyone could filibuster the bill. amy: let's go to sanders for a moment. the democratic primaries june 5. sande

campaign that's played out so far is hillary clinton and bernie sanders have both called for governor rick snyderign. president obama hasn't done that. hasn't weighed in on that. do you think he should? >> i think -- >> either way? >> i think what has happened there is such a trafficsty, such a derelict of leadership on that governor's part. we now know that he knew -- and he knew months, at least months before it was made public. he should step down. he should step down and let somebody else take his place. these are kids. what we don't talk about -- we're killing our kids. we're poisoning our children. okay? when a country poisons its children, and it spends trillions of dollars going out in the world and fighting all over the world but we don't have the little bit of money to put the phosphates in the water to protect the pipes -- okay, we have a serious crisis of morality in our country. and this guy is morally impaired, that he would let this happen, that it would even come into his purview. can you imagine? >> there are others who ascribe blame on several levels saying the e.p.a. had some r

michigan's governor rick snyder spoke before the president at that event but he got a less than warm booing ] >> good afternoon. good afternoon. >> now, earlier today on "morning joe," governor snyder talked about the reaction and why he hasn't stepped down. >> i appreciate people being angry and frustrated by the situation, but i got up in front of the entire state and in front of the people of flint to say, there are people that work for me that didn't use common sense. that there's investigations still going on and if someone's working for you, you should take responsibility for that. and i have. and i've put a focus on fixing the problem. >> snyder also stressed that the water is safe to bathe in, but he wouldn't put a date on when it would be safe for everyone to drink, saying it's a process, and they need to trust the experts. >>> coming up, you can't always get what you want. the rolling stones asking donald trump or telling donald trump to stop playing their songs at his rallies. the stones join adele, steven tyler, and neil young. all of them have asked the campaign to take