the fbi is investigating the deaths of two inmates, michael tyree and walter roches, died within a month of each other last year. both suffering from serious mental illness. and inmate advocates say neither received the treatment they needed. this week, kqed began a series of reports on the extent of mental illness in county jails throughout california. here now to tell us about their investigation are kqed reporters julie small and lisa pickoff white. welcome. >> thank you. >> let me begin with you, julie. what made you decide to investigate this particular aspect of jails? >> both lisa and i have reported on prisons and following the struggle of prisons in california to accommodate mentally ill inmates, and some of the changes that have occurred there to prevent the prisons from -- the overuse of force against mentally ill inmates, overuse of isolation. a number of restrictions placed on the prison's jail. not yet. and we knew they would be receiving -- they would be having larger populations in the coming years. >> yeah, and we'll get into the reasons for that in a second. but lisa, y

roche in the m think roche has ever done anything to help drive it tacts in any direction.he company is saying and its tax 1% rise in situation. m&a we saw a recently was to bring in a product. strategic fix. be in aany will position to get involved in m&a again. when is the best pharmaceutical companies in terms of blockbusters, new block esters, about to come to market in the next five years. to do anything. it is much more about delivering on their pipeline and the question of how they compete with bristol-myers and merck and the others in this new area of cancer. you for yourk insights. we are joined by the roche ceo. thank you for joining us here on bloomberg. i don't know if you heard the answer from one of our analysts talking about the organs of a strategic fit for roche if you do go on the m&a hunch. do you think that could potentially be a fit for you guys. >> good morning. changedstrategy has not whatsoever. on acquisitions, targeted acquisitions. where we build our existing franchises. assets and newct technologies. as you will understand, we are not commenting

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that's former white sox first baseman adam la roche. >> he walked away from a $13 million contract.e is speaking out for the first time about putting his family first. here's t.j. holmes. >> reporter: first baseman adam laroche's son, a constant in the clubhouse. but when the white sox said the boy was a distraction, laroche shocked his teammates. >> guys, i love every one of you, but this is an easy decision. i'm choosing my family over you guys. >> reporter: it was a decision every parent would love to make, but few can afford to. after all, laroche is a millionaire. but walking away from an extra $13 million for six months of work? have you stopped and thought to your >> i haven't yet. but it's still fresh. >> reporter: to his 14-year-old son, drake, it makes perfect sense. do you think your dad was crazy to leave $13 million on the table? >> no. >> reporter: no? >> that makes me proud to hear that. >> reporter: laroche fulfilling another dream. a road trip with his family that he hopes isn't a nightmare. >> just the four of us cooped up in an r.v. we're going to find out how muc

you're watching "world news now." ♪ >>> well, it's been more than a month since adam la roche stunnedorld by walking away from a $13 million contract after the chicago white sox asked him to stop bringing his kid to work every day. >> now he's opening up for the first time about something else that may have sparked the decision. abc's eva pilgrim has the story. >> his equity from baseball garnered national headlines. >> i also applaud adam laroche. >> adam la roche surprised his team. >> the white sox first baseman choosing to retire early after he was told not to bring his son drake to the clubhouse are women every day. >> he's either been a spoiled ballplayer who wanted to have his kid in the workplace or this sort of paragon of virtue for parenthood being this great father. there is more to it than the simple narrative which is that he quit because his son couldn't be in the clubhouse. >> reporter: the first baseman going deep in a new interview, espn magazine for the first time talking about the backlash against his decision to quit. i never took it for granted. one, i get to play

cellgene, roche, and astrazeneca could all take a look. all the deal affidavit gave a boost to biotech valuations across the board. nor "nightly business report," i'm meg terrell. >>> dreamworks and comcast made it official. last night we told you two companies were close to a deal. today they confirmed they are getting together in an acquisition worth $3.8 billion. comcast is the parent company of cnbc, which produces this program, and it says it expects to receive regulatory approval and the purchase will help comcast grow its film, television, and theme park products. shares of dreamworks up more than 24%. comcast slipped. >>> and there was one more, oracle agreed to buy cloud service provider texttura for over $660 million. the deal expands oracle's offerings for the construction and engineering industries by helping contractors manage large projects. shares of textura soared over 30%, oracle down 1.25%. >>> new data on the economy which grew at its slowest pace in two years during the first three months of 2016. the economy recorded g

. >> but first, adam la roche walked away from a $13 million contract after the chicago white sox askedw he's opening up about something else that may have driven that decision. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ >>> well, it's been more than a month since adam la roche >>> well, it's been more than a month since adam laroche stunned the sports world by walking away from a $13 million contract after the chicago white sox asked him to stop bringing his kid to work every day. >> now laroche is hoping up for the first time about something else that may have sparked the decision. abc's eva pilgrim has the story. >> reporter: his exit from baseball garnered national headlines. >> i also applaud adam laroche. >> reporter: adam laroche surprised his team. >> the white sox first baseman choosing to retire early after he was told not to bring his 14-year-old son, drake, to the clubhouse every day. >> he's either been a spoiled ballplayer who wanted to have his kid in the workplace or this sort of paragon of virtue for pa

roche down, novartis also down. sanofi today, big, big day for the company. it reported little change in first quarter profit, another drug maker, and also a decline in sales. one month, one day, of course, after disclosing its interest in medication for $9.3 billion to rekindle growth. now, they responded, it reject the hostile offer, saying, and i quote, substantially undervalues the drug maker and isn't in the best interest of its shareholders. sanofi consequently is trading down by 6%. this is the biggest decliner in europe today. restaurant group, it's a u.k. restaurant group, shares have fallen to a four-year low, biggest decline since 2008. shares down by 27%. this company operates 500 restaurants and restaurants. basically it issued a profits warning amiths deteriorating sales. it's starting a strategic review. the c.f.o. is leaving. basic it's been hurt by increasing competition from casual dining chains and also a drop in businesses to u.k. retail parks, where many of its outlook are located. not only do we need you to come over to the u.k. and spen

novartis hires banks to sell 33% of the voteing rights stake in roche. and according to multiple media reports, two are submitting a formal offer to buy barclays shares. more will be released on wednesday of this week. >>> so moving on, ellen higgins with us, chief investment officer, what is going on with the markets? because 1.5% a week ago we were near two-year lows or so on the s&p 500 as you point out and on the ftse as well. now we are close to a year high. do we like the rally? >> we like the bearish sentiment in the markets. when you look at the association of the individual investors in the u.s. or the ratios, there's tremendous demand for a sign of bearishness. and generally the sientiment indicators that we look at. they are very cautious about the markets. that's a risk of today. that's providing support of the markets. >> what's driving us? >> well, long-term from '08 to '09. memories of '08 to '09 and a narrative at the start of the year with respect to china and commodities. very, very bearish basic conditions in the markets. and if you lo

it goes from buffalo to roch ester. look how big it is. nearly 4,000 square miles. 27% of the residents have college degrees, household income above $55,000. look at this district in the heart of new york city. 76% white. only 15 square miles compared to nearly 4,000. how much mo more than $82,000 the household median income. you're competing in different races within the race and the outcome of the delegates will effect whether donald trump can get to 1,237. let's say mr. trump wins and the others do well, let's give second place to john kasich, third place to ted cruz, under this scenario trump builds his lead, but he's not getting out here to the magic number. right now donald trump says i'm above 50%. i can win most of the new york delegates. let's say a scenario like that plays out. in that case mr. trump gets 68 of the 95. that would be a big day for mr. trump. let's say kasich and cruz split the rest of the delegates, that gives trump more momentum as he comes out. that would be a spring board out of new york, but then he has to do

> we have had sales figures --s morning from year us from europe's biggest .harmaceutical company, rocheuarter sales rose by 5% narrowly beating analyst's estimates. steady as she goes. >> that is the best way to describe it. we have a 1% beat versus consensus. as expected, the key engine is the breast cancer portfolio. i think perhaps on a relative basis to consensus, it is coming through sales, which is a drug used for helping deal with flu outbreaks. although they are lower than last year, they beat estimates by quite a bit, so that help them make up for quite -- for some other drugs that did not quite make it. >> we had a good or a bad influence? there we are. >> the numbers are good. the diagnostics business is doing very well. david: johnson and johnson sales are up in premarket after reporting earnings a little while ago. strong pharmaceutical sales boosted the company's. you beat on your earnings per share and certainly did below the estimates for revenue. take us below that. tell us what is going on beneath those topline numbers. >> we had a very strong quarter with all of our b

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. >>> abbvie and roche winning regulatory approval for a drug they teamed up on that treats a rare typef blood cancer. >>> let's get to today's top trending stories. if you want to travel first class affordably, try flying on a wednesday. new studies by fare compare shows wednesday is the least expensive day to fly first class if you book your ticket at least seven days in advance. it's nearly 20% more expensive to fly on a friday or a sunday. there we go. one to take note of. >> which makes sense. friday and sunday are the most popular travel booking days. >> it's not ground breaking. >> it's a supply and demand. helpful to know. on a wednesday. >>> police arrested 400 sit-down protesters on capitol hill yesterday. the demonstration was led by progressive group democracy spring in favor of changing rules on political money. capitol hill police originally totally underestimated the size of the situation, bringing only one school bus to actually transport those arrested out of the area. they needed a few more when they encountered a few hundred protesters. >> indeed, they did. >>> the na

novartis is looking to sell its stake in roche. that is what is being reported at the moment.his is novartis and the white. white.he it has been another 4 -- another performer. novartis could gain. the chairman is looking. novartis to a not just to neutral. -- to neutral. look at zodiac as well. ?emember that news people questioning the news. hans: futures -- pointing negative last night, the market opened that is coming up next. ♪ guy: good morning. welcome. you are watching "on the move." we are moments away from the start of the morning trading. and hans nichols has your morning brief. tos: saudi arabia is set reveal a fresh vision of the future. and draghi holds the door for yellen, but will she step through? with the bank of japan on thursday. bloomberg confirms the boj now owns more japanese equities that the world's biggest asset managers. we ask, what is left on its shopping list? it looks like the fair market value of cac is down. the dax looks up. maybe that tells you a different story in terms of the auto sector. let's check in with caroline hyde. caroline: a very g

independence party leader nigel for roche, and mark steyn will be arguing against the notion. our road to the white house coverage continues this evening with john kasich and ted cruz speaking at the republican party dinner,ukee's annual and their remarks get underway at 8:30 eastern. thate media teaches us democrats and republicans are supposed to be at odds with each other and i think that people need to recognize that we need to be respectful towards each other, and we need to understand that senators are respectful toward each other. that will be more conducive to getting real policy done instead of just acrimony and vitriol. >> these people we see on television are real people. when we saw president obama, perhaps the thing that most stood out to me is he had bags under his eyes, he was tired, he is a real person dealing with real things. highnday night on q&a, school students from around the country attending the 54th annual senate youth program talked about their experiences from the weeklong government program, and there plans for the future. they met with the branches

pfizer is now worth more to a roche or novartis or senofi than to the american shareholders because the tax code is not resolved. jared has got it right. we need to fix the core problem. this is like having skin cancer and you put a band-aid over it. and that's not going to solve the problem. the cancer can still spread. we have got to solve the problem. i agree with him, there are a lost in lot of inequities in the tax code. i think we need to get to a better tax code and we need to solve the problem. i want to build great american companies. i think this is taking away from that. let's go to a territorial tax system. >> i want to underscore, bill that ripple effect that you're forecasting. you think there is going to be a wave of takeovers of american companies by foreign companies because of these new inversion regulations. but that's sort of the intended consequence of the treasury's action? >> the inversions of the unintended consequence of having a dysfunctional corporate tax system. i say go to a territorial tax system, tax people where the money is earned, these companies all pa

if you go back to roche buying sin tex, it was primarily a tax situation at that time.coming from a lower tax zone, you do have an advantage buying a u.s. company, and that is happening, no question about it. >> final question from me on valeant. got to ask, you were a board member. your timing -- i'm going to watch you in the future -- your timing was excellent. you stepped off the board in 2014. they're looking for a new ceo. given the troubles that have taken place at that company, do you think they will be able to find someone who really has great experience? i mean, even your name has been wanted about. i can't imagine you would consider it. would you? and do you think they will be successful? >> obviously, i can't talk about valeant and my plans with valeant, but i can just say in general that valeant is a very good asset, especially the bausch & lomb business, which -- >> which you were chairman as well. >> i was chairman of bausch & lomb, and that's why i went on the board for a short time. that asset is a very good asset, and that's primarily due to the good le

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