she has a you know rocky road for the next couple of weeks but we expect her to do very well. >>again the microchips may reveal whetheor stolen in addit to the rv and police say they think the driver may have purchase that rv using a stolen but this case still is very much under investigation fortunately. no one was killed in office can pan back to you and hopefully those dogs will be reunited with their rightful owners and good thing they're going to cover. it was not as widespread as at false a ballistic missile threat remember from last year in hawaii, but it was just as fake just before 4 30 yesterday afternoon. >>a false tsunami threat was spread around the world through official channels supporter. >>erica angle has the details and they are leading to an official investigation stretching from switzerland to hawaii. >>the message appeared to come from the pacific tsunami warning center in hawaii. it reported a magnitude 8 earthquake in japan and that there was a tsunami threat and it was fabricated it was not a real message a d there was no earthquake in japan. the center

solution when it comes to meeting those global challenges ok so it's a rocky road at the moment but still as we heard from alexandra you know she delivered a fairly positive speech up to tell us more about the background of why harvard invited the chancellor and if you see this as also an important platform for her what do you think it meant to the chancellor to be invited to receive this degree to be able to deliver this address. well i think for her it was a great honor to be here to be here far away from problems at home from political turbulence in germany and europe and of course it was a great honor to receive a a degree and to speak here today for her words it is quite. a way of celebrating this day to invite famous and prominent speakers remarks a cover of course here steven spielberg and smoko was the force german chancellor who was invited here to contrast. with and how to hold and this university we also have to mention has very close ties to germany going back to the 19th century but also there is one thing that we should mention the faculty at harvard is considered to be rath

still ahead, rocky road, uber went to wall street to start its next chapter and investor enthusiasm wasreet it. ♪ ♪ >> it was one of the most talked about ipos inears and today uber finally made its wall street debut. it was an offering that captured the attention t vestors on wall street as well as drivers and passengers on main street but when the rubber finally hit the road the enthusiasm just wasn't t the stock notched a rare first-day decline for such a high-profile ipo falling more than 7% to close bel its ipo price. irdre bo takes a look at what happened. >> it was the most talked about ipo of the year. the big wall street debut and it fell short of expectations. >> at this price i reflected the environment and it is uncertain any time and any time there's uncertainty in the market and investors will be hesitant to get $8 billion of their there ares tour. >> the road to uber's initial o publicering was already bumpy and its shawler lyft has struggled in public markets as investor questioned the business model and wondered when, if ever, it would stop losing money uber losses was

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despite the rocky road ahead many of taiwan's newly wedded gay couples are optimistic and determined to carry on. reminder now for our top story at this hour british prime minister theresa may has announced that she will resign as leader of her conservative party on june 7th that comes after heavy criticism from within her own party after she failed to get support for her breakfast deal thank you she will remain a caretaker prime minister until a new leader is chosen that could take several weeks. coming up next our show eco africa will look at an effort to light up uganda out with solar power and that's in just a few minutes on. eco africa. these people used to make money by hunting elephants. now only earn their living collecting elephant dung. here in queen elizabeth national park in uganda. their work plays an important role in protecting this endangered species. next d.w. . i'm still curious and. do it yourself more. than. you tube channel. and don't miss out. germany's. non-constitutional 17. there's no foraging for journey. around. on scene these basic tents. this is. restrain

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success it's the outcome that the constitutional court in vision last year and i think it's been a rocky road to get here obviously a court ruling telling the government to recognize or rights for same sex couples was enormous the subsequent referendum was really rough on the l.g.b. teach community and drew the attention of the entire world so arrive at this point and have this resoundingly victory promoted by leadership such as the president herself is is enormous and i think it sends a message to the entire world and especially across the cage of civic region now the vote does go against a series of referendums last year where the majority of the taiwanese people wanted now is to be defined as a union between a man and a woman only so dive on still seems to me they divided on this issue how do you see it. well the outcome of a referendum does matter it does signal some sort of public opinion polling but the outcome of the referendum does not overrule the constitutional court ordering the government to recognize these rights we also have to remember that fundamental rights aren't up for a po

as the retail sector continues to take big hits the auto market is also seeing its fair share of rocky roads ahead to help us break it all down is lauren fix the car coach lauren welcome back. thank you for having me lauren let's just get right to it ford is back in the news again and not for the right reasons according to the company will be slashing 7000 jobs worldwide that comes to about 10 percent of its salaried workforce this restructuring will save about $600000000.00 a year and while it's certainly going to impact workers in north america half of the cuts also will be distributed across south america russia and europe how has this impacted the company's stock and what do you make of this move does it make sense going forward. well it's a cost cutting measure i mean you're looking at about $900.00 jobs happening this week that are going to be salaried employees that will be let go where they have a lot levels of multilevel management so if you've got too much management and not enough people actually making money for the company you have to get rid of some of that access and that's wh

why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally find from filipino food vendors, like the lichon, for example. it's something that it took years to come up with, to perfect, to get the skin just right, the flavor, and it's one of our most popular dishes, and people love it. this, it's kind of me trying to chase a dream that i had for a long time. when i got tired of the corporate world, i decided that i wanted to give it a try and see if people would actually like our food. i think it's a wonderful opportunity for the filipino culture to shine. everybody keeps saying filipino food is the next big thing. i think it's already big, and to have all of us here together, it's just -- it just blows my mind sometimes that there's so many of us bringing -- bringing filipino food to the city finally. >> i'm alex, the owner of the lumpia company. the food that i create is basically the filipino-american experience. i wasn'

the market, warning of a difficult few months ahead he also noted that facebook and amazon face a rocky roadthey first listed but their shares have recovered since. rishaad: and a report that pollution devices on two models failed to work under a wide range of driving conditions. three years ago they faced criticism of a defeat device similar to the one found. yvonne: in hong kong, we're playing catch-up on the hang seng. galaxy entertainment, the biggest movers here in the city down 4 1/2%. a lot of trade war concerns like w.h. group, down 3.3%, the tech sector continues, a.f.c. technologies down also 68 .6%.ad: the nikkei off set to be opposing these efforts to merge under a holding company. soft bank realing with that uber idea. and also with that drop and that holding, that's taking its toll. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: it is 10:29 a.m. in hong kong, 10:29 p.m. in new york. >> we begin with the late oast then etrade situation. president trump plans to meet chinese president xi at next month's g-20 which could be pivotal in the deepening divide other trade. stocks tumbled around the worl

he had a very rocky road in the weeks since trump made that announcement.roblematic things about race and gender. he said he is not backing down. that makes sense that if going tv got him a nomination, going back on tv more can save him. you can decide how well that worked out. >> for it comes down to things i wrote 18 years ago that i apologized for that were insulting, i'm in trouble. >> this is not just stuff written 18 or 20 years ago. >> i talked to a reporter who covered the fed for 30 years and he has never seen anything like this before. it's not like i will be chairman of the fed. trump was trying to think what can i do to serve his economic agenda? that's why he -- >> not what the fed's mandate is. it's not about the president's economic initiatives to spur growth and get him reelected. that's not why the fed exists. >> how did steven moore do? >> he is doing great. the president stands behind him. steven said yesterday or recently if he feels like he's a liability, he will pull his name out of contention. >>> tonight around the country there as m

so middle of the road or rocky road? you see what we did there? analogy. running presidential candidate joe biden defending his attacks on climate change from alexandria ocasio-cortez. this is a battle of what the left and the moderate members of the party that could erupt come convention time next year. let's go to max burns here and republican strategist noel. max, as the democratic strategist, is it good strategy for two big names of the party to be arguing over this issue? >> i think joe biden has his strategy and the numbers seem to be paying off of building a coalition outside the left. the challenge is against alexandria ocasio-cortez who has done more, can be argued, for climate change in six months than the democrats have in 20 years, do you really want to fight that stream? she has more support in the party. >> neil: she would like a moderate approach. she made that clear. >> it's a radical proposal. it would b she's not backing down from that. so the risk on the left, you saw that obama's policies, which were theoretically middle of the road pol

he also says that facebook and amazon faced a rocky road, but shares have recovered.ge -- renault fell as emissions failed to use on cars. the systems designed to filter particulates in the capture did not kick in at several temperatures. renault recalled diesels amid criticism of a possible emissions device similar to the one found at volkswagen. paul: volkswagen is heading back to the markets, reviving ipo plans for its truck division and looking for buyers in other units. vw of do have the unit listed by august and offering a joint venture. a truck maker jump in u.s. trade on the ipo news on hopes of a complete takeover by vw which currently owns a 16%. shery: plenty more ahead on daybreak asia. we speak to for thos fidelity investment manager. volatility for asian markets. paul: that is almost it for daybreak australia this morning. trading in new zealand is underway. we are seeing it weaker by more than 1% now. one hour away from the open in australia. futures pointing weaker by a little under 9/10 of 1%. all the action coming up on daybreak asia next. this is bl

>>you know rocky road for the next couple of weeks but we expect her to do very well.hat was tina patel reporting the suspect or rain bird was taken into custody and to a hospital with minor injuries. authorities say there are already 2 warrants out for her arrest, a $150,000 warrant of burbank superior court.of san fernando. >>a national march, the reason teachers from all over california gather at the state capitol today. and match dot com. >>gone wrong and how police say this man was >>a match dot com romance goes wrong and police in georgia have now arrested a man who they are calling a con artist reporter burt peterson tells us the way he was able to trick a woman. he met online out of $80,000. this is 35 year-old john hill, a sharp dressed man who gwinnett county police say is a classic. >>con artists. they suspect convince the victim that they had fallen in love >>within a week and dating he convinced her that not only are they in love that they should get married and also purchase a home together. >>police say hill interacted with a woman on match dot com in la

. >> she has a rocky road for the next couple of weeks, but we expect her to do very well. >> reporters now in the care of animal control, next issue figuring out who actually owns these death defying mutts. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >> so glad they are doing okay. >> me, too. i'm so glad we did an update. when you just see that video it was so scary to see what happened to that dog. that is a great update. >> i'm even more happy that nick used a "speed" reference in there. keanu reeves. >> anytime you can insert keanu reeves into your story you should do that. >>> we're getting our first look at the damage after a tornado hit missouri's capital city overnight. "new day" continues right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day," it is thursday, may 23rd, 8:00 now in the east. we are getting our first look, the sun has come up over the widespread damage in missouri's capital. this after a deadly outbreak of tornadoes tore through the central united states. here is an apartment building, you are looking at on your screen, this

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>>you know rocky road for the next couple of weeks but we expect her to do very well. in the care of animal control next issue figuring out who actually owns these death defying months, nick watt los angeles. >>coming up on the cob or morning but as with nothing to talk about till the finals the media sinking their teeth into kevin durant's he says don't believe it love that more plus a live look outside here at the san mateo bridge still grand the spot. >>back 9.40 now taking a look at the golden gate bridge, a couple of sprinkles there on the screen we do have a little bit of coastal mist coming down for those of you that are right along the pacific as that fog continues to be pretty dense right up and down the golden gate and other areas it's clearing out now and that's allowing temperatures to rise for nevado at 64 degrees for your current temperature concord in antioch already pretty warm up to 65 degrees each and temperatures will only continue to rise into the afternoon. right now we're warmer than yesterday in concord and cooler than yesterday in oakland, you c

more on the rocky road to brexit ahead.♪ erg. ♪ caroline: let's get you a check on the latest business flash headlines. a new wave for church's chicken. church's- eight outlets will offer employees half their pay the day after their shift. the chain wants to roll out the practice. the restaurant business is being heard by a labor shortage they are getting crated with recruiting, hiring. starbucks rival sword in their trading debut in new york. it expanded the number of shares being offered and sold them at the marketed range. we asked the ceo if the trade war between the u.s. and china is having an impact. >> when we think about our model from a cost perspective, it does not seem to have implications. from a consumer respective, probably a positive implication. that is not something we are focused on. we are focused on executing our model and growing the business. caroline: they have agreed to buy u.s. computer maker, the price is 1.4 billion. that represents a premium 17% above yesterday's closing price. strengthen its pos

last week was a really rocky road.t about every morning, we started with s&p futures down, and just about every day we came back well past where we started. it looks like people don't want to go to that correction. they are going to buy on the di p, as it were. matt: that. certainly seems to be the case the old saying -- that certainly seems to be the case. the old saying goes if we get a change in the facts, you will get a change of my opinion. you would think they would come a little more bearish over the near-term, but i think it is a sign of complacency. a lot of people are assuming the federal reserve is going to bail us out just like they did in december and have over the last 10 years. the problem with that is are they really going to come back after just a 4.5% pullback, or what it have to be much worse? and that is assuming the fed is going to do that. we have the chairman and vice chairman speaking today, so it is going to be interesting to see if they address this issue at all. my feeling is they are going t

we are really in for a rocky road if these tariffs continue.s already troubled, and they are going to get clobbered. there is no question about it. david: lowe's had a more difficult time this morning. what is going wrong there? i think they are in the middle of a turnaround. they just brought their ceo back, and his focus is much more on stores then on prior ceos. i think some of it is just waiting for the turnaround to take hold, and some of it is we might be reaching the end of this economic pop we've had for the last eight or nine years. alix: who is best positioned for the next 12 months? paula: you always have to like t.j. maxx and the other off-price retailers because it is a treasure hunt. you are assuming there is a bargain. you always have to like them in an uncertain economy. often because they are buying in the aftermarket, buying vendor overages, they will be a little less impacted by the tariffs. alix: good point. david: who is most protected from tariffs is it t.j. maxx? paula: probably. they are not protected, per se. they've ju

he also said facebook and amazon faced a rocky road, but shares hav recoverede.s geraldine and andrew. side ande uber to one see if this was part of the trade concerns or more technology space. overall, when you look at technology, is it valued correctly? overvalued? are we seeing it valued? even if they don't make money? geraldine: we view the tech sector as two kinds. there is a tech that is well-established that has more attributes according to stocks rather than growth and we like those kinds. these are companies that are very robust and they are cheap relative to the growth market. and then there is a new kind. more less established, more up-and-coming with the future cash flow is less and valuations and multiples are more inflated and is part of the market was more kosher. it is a story of two worlds and people group it but there is a whole part of tech that we find relatively cheaper. francine: it is basically where it is in the value chain but is it also regional? geraldine: we find in the u.s., some of the 10 so this would also be in china. this would be

they know we'll face a temporary rocky road, but if we don't bring this to the floor right now, we don'tng tools that tariffs allow the president to do, we're not going to be successful. when the economy is booming, when the gdp is at the highest, right, when unemployment as 50%, 50-year low, this is the time that we've got to do that. yes, the agricultural industry in my district has over 5000 participates. farmers realize, if this isn't achieved now, we're kicking the can down the road. the president has the long game in his heart. he knows how to negotiate. that is why pennsylvania 13 overwhelmingly voted for and supported the president in the last election. stuart: i have to bring to your attention a "qunnipiac poll" which put mr. trump against joe biden and joe biden came on top by 11 point. now how are you going to turn that around? how is the president going to turn that around in pennsylvania? >> stuart, i don't have a lot of faith in the quinnipiac polls. i think i recall in the last election they put hillary clinton winning pennsylvania by more than 5%. we know what happened th

giants hit the road taking on the denver rockies. a recap of the cold weather game. >>> and we've got your eye on a morning commute this morning. pretty slow through richmond. it's still early. 4:38. a lot more news ahead. and families are gathering itaround the table.america, thanks to reynolds wrap, dinner preparation is perfect, and everyone knows to be mindful of their manners. dinnertime has changed. our quality hasn't. reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, life. to the fullest. >>> good morning. here's today top business headlines. trade talks between u.s. and china. $200 billion in chinese goods from 10% to 25%. china has vowed to retaliate. it includes modems,s furniture, lighting and auto parts. yesterday, however, u.s. markets extended the selloff. the dow down 650 points this week. actually at the low end of wha

fortunately, the rockies were on the road in pittsburgh.e they beat them 355-0. >> it is played in late may. now, people. >> and a guarantee that ski mountains are close. >> there's plenty of snow. it's still snowing this morning. the blue on the map shows you where it's snowing. this is the storm responsible for the 50-plus tornados in the last few days. it's snowing in nebraska, south dakota, wyoming, montana, even snow in the mountains in colorado. northern portions of utah. still wintry in the higher elevations. let's talk about today. we're going to be talking about severe storms. today, we're talking about 7 million people at risk. unfortunately, it's the same areas hit hard through tulsa, joplin, springfield. and the central portions of missouri. all of the rivers are at flooding stages right now and it won't take much to get additional flash flooding throughout this region. thursday looks like another severe winter outbreak. one for the northeast. a first for the season. then back here in the west. 47 million people, mostly because

plus the giants on the road playing the colorado rockies screen out highlights coming up.s the bay but not across the state there are some showers in southern california and the sierra nevada what does that mean for the rest of the weekend. i've got your forecast. >>and i'm tracking your commute around the bay area we're checking the bay bridge day and if you are no delays right now sfo. we do have clear skies than yesterday. so this does bode well for your air travel b wouldn't be surprised to see a few delays dropping the kids off the bus stop this morning, temperatures are still in the 50's much like yesterday a very similar start to the day has to yesterday in fact the afternoon hours though actually going to be pretty different. your daytime highs going to be warmer and skies going to be clearing out sooner than yesterday said robin. >>all right back to the bay bridge crews are clearing a stall truck west of treasure island that's not helping it says adding to the slow traffic coming into san francisco right now still not backed up into the maze but it is slow for wes

washington later this do hope eventually the two sides will still reach a deal even though the road ahead remains pretty rockythink a deal will happen? >> eventually we hope and believe a deal should happen because a deal between the u.s. beneficial to be both countries but also to the large.economy at >> economically, china cannot likely let this slide without retaliation. do you expect renminbi other steps?r any >> i don't think the chinese the theip will use renminbi to retaliate because interests. chinese beijing, at a forum in president xi jinping emphasized rmb china will not use the as a tool because a stable rmb is in the best interests of china. china is a very large importer as well as exporter. the rmb is devalued, it will make all imported products from to components much more expensive. also, a deappreciation of the r.m.b. would dampen domestic confidence so at this juncture believe the chinese r.m.b. will not depreciate too much. it would help exporters but how detrimental from your estimation has this trade war been on the chinese economy? hashis trade friction provided extra incentive for chin

in the foothills of the colorado rockies and elite athlete enjoys the freedom of the open road.she gillian's cycling career has been farfrom easy. she is transgender. after a long struggle with her identity she now competes as a woman. it started at an early age, since i could remember i thought the feelings of me not feeling normal in my own body. i tried to come out throughout the years, and suppressed it by taking antidepressants. i did that for a number of years to try to cope with the feeling inside me. she found refuge in cycling but after transitioning she thought she would have to give it up. then the international olympic committee relaxed its rules on transgender athletes stop the requirement for reassignment surgery was dropped and she was free to compete against women as long as she took hormone therapy to reduce testosterone. women as long as she took hormone therapy to reduce testosteronelj didn't therapy to reduce testosterone.” didn't think i would ever cycle again, not in a race. one of the best days of my life is healing that the rules had changed and once i he

for the president's press conference, and so while everyone expected that the roads and infrastructure agreement would be a rocky one, certainly this environment in washington has become even more politically charged and that raises questions about sensitive discussions that are currently under way over how to fund the government past september, over how to raise the spending caps and perhaps most importantly about raising the debt ceiling those conversations have been moving forward in a productive manner but certainly the acrimony that we saw today could throw a wrench into those negotiations as well, guys >> we may have gotten a whiff of all this with the president in the last few days saying that, before infrastructure's going to happen, he wants the congressional democrats to pass the new nafta. >> reporter: right i mean, chuck schumer pointed out there's been roadblock after roadblock sort of thrown into the agreement at the last minute first it was, you must pass the usmca, that came out in the letter earlier this week, and then it was you must stop all investigations before he would consider negotiating

uber'seas the ipo's, long and winding road to going public comes with a rocky debut.ace to 2020 heats up. we take stock of presidential contenders. romaine: uber finally made its trading debut on a day when the rest of the market was seeing a selloff. the ceos but the bloomberg about going public today. control when you go public but you control how you execute as a company that are you bringing in happy consumers all over the world. we are going to focus on what we can control. we raised a lot of capital to invest and grow for many, many years. that is what we are focused on. romaine: joining us is the founder and managing partner a t structure capital and he was also one of the early investors in uber. we had a little clip of the interview there with dara and he talked in the interview quite extensively about the idea that uber was going to be profitable some day come that this was a big mission of his. i guess the question is when you consider the trajectory of the company so far from houston can they achieve profitability? >> thanks for having me. i appreciate it.

fortunately the rockies baseball team is on the road. they won't be back until friday. point are expected to reach the upper 60s you are up to date that's the news update this hour, guys i'll send it back downtown to you. sara >> all right, sue, thank you we'll see you next hour. some fed headlines that are just crossing the "wall street journal" reporting that economist judy shelton has been interviewed for a potential nomination to the federal reserve board of governors. and in an interview with the journal, former trump economic adviser did say she would like to "see more market-determined interest rates," adding that her previous concerns about low interest rates have changed in light of the trump administration's fiscal policies we know that the trump administration is searching for potential fed nominees how would the market view a choice like judy shelton i think of her as sort of hard money kind of gold standardish maybe her thoughts have been updated. >> so we've heard president trump, you know, we've heard him say he was anti-easy money then we heard him say t

road. >>> another did whale has been spotted on a bay area beach. chopper five over what appears to be a great whale at livermore beach. the carcass seeing mostly intact sitting on the rocky shoreline behind some bones. the marine mammal center says they will hold off on a necropsy until the whale is in a safer location, this is the tenth gray whale to wash ashore in the bay area this year. there have been 21 along the california coast. experts say it is an unusually high number number. they are finding many that died were very been, a sign of an whales having trouble finding food as they migrate north. >>> i am elizabeth cook with nvidia out of san jose where police say a serial person at your is behind ball behind bars arrested after this violent robbery that happened in front of a child. police say happened last week on towers lane. the victim walking up a flight of stairs holding her young daughter's hand, that is when the suspect approached her from behind, ripping her purse away, dragging them both down the stairs. the investigation led police to the suspect, 26 -year-old pablo cabrera, who police say is linked to similar robberies. officers say he targets asian fem