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thank you for your time. 26 pass the rm bloomberg is on the market.ie hyman is here. >> let's take a look at where stocks are trading right now. we do have a pullback today, in part because of worse than estimated earnings as well as other selloff in small caps. we have seen that one a lot recently. let's take a look at individual movers. g.m. is a down mover. 2.4 million vehicles, the total for the year to over 15 million vehicles. $209 inadd an extra charges this quarter. congress is still looking into why it took g.m. over a decade to recall the models. and a manufacturer of radio and mark were wave product -- microwave products is being bought in an attempt to reduce its alliance -- reliance on the defense market. ♪ >> welcome back to the second half-hour of bottom line on bloomberg television. i'm mark crumpton in new york. -- the top the stop stories we are following. china is warning the u.s. it is jeopardizing military ties by charging five chinese officers with cyber spying. china announced it is suspending cooperation in a joint cyber securi

cyber-theft of other trade secrets and other information for are economic gain is not something we can are rm tolerate. >> credit it is your honor likely they will ever be arrested. sarah hoye. al jazeera. >> let's get to that. is it really a meaningful thing to say we're going to charge chinese nationals but they're in the chinese military, we're never going to be able to prosecute them? >> i think this is more of a statement quite frankly and the u.s. saying enough is enough. this type of activity has gone on for many years and the u.s. has spoken with the chinese government about it. they feel they haven't seen any noticeable results. they are throwing down the gauntlet the line in the sand and say if you cross over this is what's going to happen. >> what is going to happen? >> i hope it starts a dialogue that there chinese will step back and say we need to do something about it. it's unlikely that they will get extradited and show up in a u.s. courtroom. were they to travel outside of china if they went on vacation for example into europe or elsewhere for example, they could be arrested m

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zeke's cancer is called rms. it attacks his muscles. when it was diagnosed, it was stage four.espite all that, friends say the family is in good spirits. >> they're survivors. they're staying very positive and they are getting through stuff. sometimes life hands you difficult situations but they're perceiving. >> zeke's mother says he's doing okay and his body is responding well to chemotherapy. he'll start radiation next month. ll to come at 11:00, a night of laughs in washington, d.c. >> after my stellar 2013, what could i possibly talk about? >> the president pokes fun at himself at tonight's white house correspondents dinner. we'll have highlights. and a job fair at tes las gets shut down. we'll tell you why. >>> and later, the state wideman hunt for a cal fire chief suspected of murder when abc but the truth is: there's so much in life we can't control. here's something we can: colorectal cancer. it's the second leading cancer killer in the u.s., but it is almost entirely preventable! most colon cancers start as polyps, and screening finds polyps, so they can be removed be

>> nigerian officials say 54 people rm kill last night in two attacks, blamed on islamic extremists from the boko haram group. there is apparent disagreement tonight how to free the kidnapped school children's. the country's defense chief says he knows where the girls are but the use of force could get them killed. nigeria's president has rule out swapping a group of detained extremists for those girls. >>> senior white house officials say president obama will meet with ukraine's new leader next month, petro poroshenko is promising peace. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is in donetsk tonight. >> reporter: pro russian separatist fighters quenching their thirst and licking their wounds. ukrainian helicopters and paratroopers came in and cleared them out. leaving as many as 100 rebel dead. residents were rattled. >> we are all worried, this woman says. how can you bomb us, unarmed people? today, they were regrouping. >> this is the last line of defense for rebel militants two miles down that road. the donetsk airport said to be held by ukraine security forces, three miles i

. >> kelly rms bolar of akron ohio, is a 43-year-old mother and a teacher's aide. also a convicted felon. she went to jail in 2011 for illegally enrolling her children in a school district. >> i had issues with my school district. i was talking to my father about it, send them to our school, my school. you're here every day, here all the time anyway. >> was it done to sort of sneak it in? did you know i'm putting an address where i don't live. >> right. i've been working for the school system for many years, i knew a lot of students who did the same thing. >> find an address, put it down. >> it wasn't like i was finding it, it was burger king's address, it was my dad's address. we lived on the same road. but he lived in the township and i lived in the city. we literally lived five minutes from each other. >> and the township had better schools. >> they did. >> her daughter enrolled in her father's district copley fairlon. >> we had a computer lab, we had the garden outside, we had our own greenhouse and i was just so grateful to have been able to go there. for just

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his cancer is called rms and it attacks his muscles. when he was diagnosed it was at stage 4 but despite all of that the family is in good spirits. >> they are survivors and they are staying positive. it's a difficult situation, but they are percent veering. >> zeke's mother said he is doing okay. his body is responding well to chemotherapy. he will start radiation next month. we wish him well. >>> our meteorologist lisa argen is here now with a preview of the accuweather forecast. >> we had a clear spot this morning with the gusty winds, keeping the marine layer well-mixed. now the clouds are gathering and we are looking at cold conditions throughout the day today and an approaching storm system that could bring a few sprinkles around the hills. >> also ahead, a job fair at tesla gets shut down and we will tell you why. and a new device that can tell you exactly what is in your food. a high-tech calorie counter and so much more. >> the warriors against the clippers has ended. last night they bottled in game seven at first round at the

ron died from a heart attack shortly after his son was diagnosed with his cancer is called rms and itttacks his muscles. when he was diagnosed it was at stage 4 but despite all of that the family is in good spirits. >> they are survivors and they are staying positive. it's a difficult situation, but but they are persevering. >> zeke's mother said he is doing okay. his body is responding well to chemotherapy. he will start radiation next month. are with that family. lisa argen is here now. she's talking about the accuweather forecast. >> yeah, we have a variety of clouds out there, breezy winds in the higher elevations. a little fog at the coast. we have put it all together and here's a look at emeryville. you see the low cloudiness. temperatures in the 50s here. not getting out of the 60s today and maybe a few sprinkles in the next day and a half. i'll show you the forecast when we return. >> all right. also ahead, a job fair at tesla gets shut down. we will tell you why. and a new device that can tell you exactly what is in your food. a high-tech calorie counter and so much more. fa.

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rm, jumping out of elevators and cars -- how does that translate into books? >> there is humor.as on for six entire months. what was that experience like? >> telling their life stories. >> telling their inspirational advice. they will also crowd source some of their content to talk to their fans. this is a new approach to publishing. >> it does sound as though you are going to need to be creative. >> absolutely. >> do these people have writing talent? are they going to write their own books or are they going to be ghostwritten? >> it will be a combination of both things. dawson has already sent in his first essay, which is fantastic. they're all of these voices. -- there are all of these voices. there is nothing to say that youtube isn't the place where stories can originate. >> is this also a way for you to find a new audience? youtube enthusiasts might not be at barnes & noble. is this a way to get them in the store? >> absolutely. it keeps books in the cultural conversation. it allows people -- youtubers to interact with their fans, which they don't now in a physical form. it

. >> rm the search for two missing new jersey boys erpded after they were -- ended after they were foundafely in south carolina. they were allegedly abducted from school by their father, hours after their mother was found stabbed to death. once found they were taken to a relative's home. an amber alert for the boys was cancel. >> three people are missing after a hot air ball oop captured fire happening at a festival in central virginia where a pilot and two passengers were on board. police planned to search for the wreckage. efforts were complicated by the threat of storms. >> talk about a close call, the f.a.a. revealing details about a collision between a jet and an unmanned drone. a small remotely piloted aircraft almost hit a commercial plane in march. >> the airplane pilot said it was so close he was sure he collided with it. thankfully inspection to the airliner found no damage. >> investigators don't know if it was civilian or government owned. the f.a.a. are working hard to create a safe space for the drone and commercial jets to operate. >>> on the high schools of a cav jal stat

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question that seems to be on everyone's mind is could the isla vista ram pain have been prevented -- rmage have been -- rampage have been prevented. the killer sent out a daily message. one company works for schools. they use computers to monitor for key words, then have people evaluate whether there might be a legitimate threat. >> no single parent or guardian or school or school district for that matter can filter through all of the information that's out there, in an effective manner. >> then it's up to school administrators to have an action plan and try to get help for the troubled student. in the case of the gunman in santa barbara, his family was alerted to the video and tried to intervene but they were too late. some were asking if laura's law could help prevent the tragedy. that's a state law that allows counties to set up programs to order people with severe mental illness. so far, nevada county is the only one to implipment the program. but just last week, san francisco supervisors promised to put the matter before voters if the board does not approve a program by summer. >>>

prisoners, nobody knows you're here, they don't remember who you are, they don't remember why u came here rm e-- why you came here: we want to give -- came here. we want to give the lie to that. we want to come to the floor, to go to public events, to say the names of people who we have not heard of their fate but that their mothers want an accounting for. as we do this, we do so look forward to a day when the world east most populous country can be called a country where people can speak out, be respected, and when the chi demeeze -- chinese government respects its own people, it will command much more respect. so again, i thank you, congresswoman ros-lehtinen so much for taking the lead to bring this forward, congressman castro for your important remarks, to my pals mr. wolf and mr. smith, you've done so much, you've made such a difference. it's an honor to serve with you and work on this important project together. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentlelady from florida

it doesn't position the party for the white house the 2016, the rms. >> this is pattern we've seen. 2010t year for republicans. saying we've got the message. we're in good shape for 2012. the opposite was true. good congressional years, bad presidential years. long-term can't be a successful national party unless you're also a presidential party. and a pollster down here says right now the republican party is only a congressional party. not a presidential party. >> good to see you. >>> coming up, the spurs take care of thunder in game one. in game two, it was easier for them. plus why did this mma fighter voluntarily tap out of the fight that he was winning? his surprising explanation next. you won't believe it. that when we come back. ♪ [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning