sara: it's interesting.e from elon musk the other day, that said building a company is like building a cake -- making a cake. you have to have all the ingredients in the right place. i think it is a balance of how much talent you have and what -- in what part of the organization. i would say we are very heavy on the product development side and the marketing side. charlie: warren buffett is also a friend of yours. sara: yes, yes. charlie: he likes people like you, entrepreneurial, starting your own business. they also suggested you join the giving pledge, which you have done. sara: yes, i have. charlie: what does that mean for you? sara: it is a great honor and i have so much gratitude for being a woman born in this place and time in this country and i feel that the world will be a better place if women are better utilized on the planet, and have the opportunity to fulfill their potential. so, you know, my success, if i can pay it forward in a small way, to help further that, it is just the best feeling. cha

sara: yes, over 200. charlie: 27 are male? sara: ok!] charlie: so it is clearly a success. people are speaking about it, people like the president's wife, the first lady, other people have talked proudly about wearing them and what it means to them. that is what made you. where are you going now? going now is am that first of all, i understand fit and i understand how to iniver comfort plus results an industry that is really merely focused on how we look and not how we feel. i am completely inspired to take invent andpanx and keep inventing better solutions for women and i've got a long list of them, charlie. charlie: give me an example. sara: heels. shoes are so uncomfortable. charlie: they so are. sara: iowa where he heels and they are so recoverable. that is on my list -- i am wearing high heels and they are so uncomfortable. that is on my list. charlie: what is your distribution list? sara: we are in 60 countries and we have bulk of our distribution in five or six countries, that we are widely distributed and women everywhere have t

sara wants to go, go ahead.> hey hi to jardz led leto. >>> coming up we'll get you ready for the day ahead. >>> taking a look at futures. dow futures down 14. joining us from chicago is lou breen, strategist out of the trading group. we've had sharp moves in the currency market. what are you hearing for the reason behind the selling today? >> well, i think one of the causes may have actually started at the end of last week that's when dollar yen tested the a key technical level at 1.066. the yen is an unique situation. it's not only an indicator of financial conditions but it can also be a cause of that em. the yen as a funding trading currency gets too strong it can get people out of trades that are financed by the yen. even though the underlying investment may not have gone bad. therefore, the yen itself can cause conditions to weaken or in various markets that the trade is being used in. today, we're under 1.06 on the yen. today, because of the weaker data in china, the yen is doing both functions, it's not o

meteorologist, david murphy, is on the terrace. >> dry out here for now sara. some of us are dealing with showers, starting with the cloudy look. we are socked in as an an upper level low, and a couple of showers to the north and west not anything more than a nuisance in western berks county. as we take a look at the just radar view and the live view on stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see there is a cluster and a line of thunderstorms from the beach to the west side of the garden state parkway. be careful they are producing a lot of lightning but not severe storms or particularly gusty. just lightning and thunder. you'll want to remain indoors while the lightning is around. it's cool out there. 54 in philadelphia and more of the same in washington and cooler up the coast in new york city, but everybody from here to there socked in by the clouds and kind of damp, as we roll through the day, 2:00, 57 degrees and a high of 58 at 4:00. by 6:00, 55 and by 8:00, 53 and 10:00, 52. there is a possibility of an afternoon shower and drizzle as well. storm tracker

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick is off, in the news this noon. the search is on for an inmate that escaped from a new jersey prison. and voters are heading to the polls in the crucial indiana primary. but the big story is the gloomy conditions that just won't go away. sky 6 hd telling the story. it's cloudy, cool and damp all over and we are stuck with these conditions for the work week. david murphy is live are the call. >> reporter: it does last for the next several days. on radar you don't see much of anything in the way of a shower, a little bit of that in south jersey, but you saw on sky 6 hd picture how low the clouds are hanging and you are getting light, misty drizzle in the region, that is what you expect the rest of way and maybe a pop-up shower and the area of low pressure that came through earlier this morning that brought the steadier rain is push ago way from us. and there say frontal boundary that swings to the south and west and along the front is continued stability and easterly flow on top of it brings mo

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off. in the news this noon, a local woman accused of a school scandal heads to court in chester county. >>> but the big story on "action news" this noon is the hot and steamy start to the memorial day weekend. as we go live outside at the jersey shore pretty picture from cape may. it's going to be a crowded few days at the beach as we mark the unofficial start of summer. first, lets get a look at the holiday forecast and the possibility of a heat wave this weekend. the first one of the year. meteorologist, melissa magee, is in for david murphy with the hot and finally friday forecast. >> reporter: happy friday to you rick. as you mentioned it's already warm at this noon hour. temperatures are climbing easily into the 80s we'll check out the numbers right now. 83 in philadelphia. 85 in reading up in trenton 84. the poconos mild 73. and cooler in beach haven 69. and we have a bit of a sea breeze in cape may point and 70 degrees. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have dry

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off and the big story on "action news" this noon is the latest developments in a plane crash that could be the result of a terror attack. authorities are searching for pieces of the egypt air flight after it disappeared from radar. marcy gonzales reports with the latest. >> reporter: the u.s. navy is helping with the search and the cause is unclear and officials say there was no distress call. search teams scouring part of the mediterranean sea for the wreckage of egift flight a 04. they are looking into what caused the flight to suddenly disappear from radar. the flight left paris at 11:09 local time bound for cairo, with only 20 minutes left in the flight, the pilot spoke to air traffic control and said all was fine, five minutes later. the jet vanished from radar. >> airplanes do not just disappear. that is why we are looking at possibly something catastrophic like a bomb. >> they are considering terrorism as a possibility. >> if you align the situation properly. the probability

i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost. good morning from me as well.irst, today's political story, ted cruz dropping out of the race after losing yesterday's indiana primary. >> with a heavy heart, but with boundless optimism for the long-term future of our nation, we are suspending our campaign. but hear me now, i am not suspending our fight for liberty. >> the move effectively makes donald trump the gop's candidate for president. in a tweet rnc chairman reince priebus calls trump the presumptive republican nominee and calls on the party to unite and focus on defeating hillary clinton. as for the democrats, bernie sanders got a surprise victory in indiana. much more on the political story. >>> the wall street set up after an ugly day, another selloff on wall street yesterday. at this hour, early futures indicating a lower start. dow futures down 45 points. s&p futures down 7.5. nasdaq futures down 15. nasdaq in particular has been an underperformer. it's finished lower eight of the last nine sessions. as for early trade in europe, let's see where we a

. >> we should also say it's great -- great to have sara haines back from maternity leave.ring the hot pink. how are you feeling. >> i'm feeling -- i have makeup on, clothes that aren't sweat. this already made >> nobody's spit up on you yet. >> i haven't had to solve a world problem like why he's crying again. >> we're so happy you're back. pictures coming up later in the broadcast. >>> also on this memorial day, we're remembering those who have sacrificed everything for our country. president obama will lay a wreath there at arlington nat n nationnatio national cemetery. >>> we'll start with the storic flooding in texas and kansas. killing at least six people. as east coast deals with tropical depression bonnie. abc's gio benitez is on rockaway beach here in new york city with the latest. gio, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, dan, good morning to you. we've been seeing this rain and fog all morning long. it's a memorial day washout and this morning, so much of this country is dealing with some devastating weather. deadly storms plaguing millions this some 20 inches

the next few days while sara is enjoying a honeymoon.ery good congratulations to her and her new husband. let's bring you up to speed on the markets this morning. futures right now pointing to a slightly positive open. but this does of course come on the back of strong gains. 2% gains and over 3% gains for the nasdaq. only just, though, in the final trading it looks like we will hold on to gains for may. the dow called higher by 3. nasdaq as well. 1.875, near the top of the range in recent week which is has been 1.7 to 1.9. 1.4% on tenhe ten-year. >>> the dow is up on its best streak since five straight winning months ending in june 2014. six out of ten s&p sectors positive led by tech which is up by more than 5%. check out the month-to-date returns the dow is up 0.6%. the s&p higher by 1.6%. and the nasdaq has jumped more than 3%. wilf, if you had sold in may and went away -- >> we have had decent gains. we've also had it in the dollar. we've also had it in oil. those three united gains don't often hold for that long. will one of these

i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you sara. >>> a reading police officer is facing charges tonight in connection with a traffic stop last month. it happened on the 800 block of green wood street. that 27-year-old jesus santiago jesus. said he turned over for not using a signal and she turned on her video as it escalated and then santiago grabbed the phone out of her hand and slammed it on the ground and then punching the woman and slamming her to the ground. he is expected to surrender tomorrow. >>> members of the naacp wilmington clergy and activists are calling for an investigation into a deadly police shooting. they want them to investigate the death of jeremy mcdole, he was shot in his wheelchair last september. the delaware department of justice found no probable cause to charge the officers involved. >> our justice system in delaware lacks the courage to do that which is right and that which is just. >> they are calling for the immediate termination of joseph delos that fired on mcdole. >>> ridley township police released this picture of a bank robber suspect.

. >> actress helen mirren is set to play sara winchester in a yet-to-be-announced movie.legend has it sara winchester was afraid she would be haunted by people killed by winchester rifles. to keep the spirits away, she never stopped construction on her house. even had crews build fake doors and staircases to nowhere, 24 hours a day. >> helen mirren can be the queen, she can be sara winchester. celebrity crush there. >>> 4:55. dropping the 49ers for a chance at olympics. >> jared hayne is trying for a spot on the rugby team. his father is from fiji and he played on their national team in the past. good luck to him. >>> world war ii veteran is riding his harley-davidson from coast-to-coast to honor his fellow military members who never made it back home. the 89-year-old served in the marines during world war ii. last month he set off from southern california on his way to washington, d.c. the goal is to roll into town just in time for memorial day. he made a stop in salt lake city on saturday where he talked about his mission to honor those who died in the attack on pearl h

. >> sara it's warm this afternoon. from you out be about keep the cool drinks handy especially if you are exercising or toiling outside. as we look at satellite it's mostly good news, cloud cover along with last night's rain, all exiting the coast and we broke out the fog and low lying cloud cover at the shore midmorning and things are looking bright across the breadth of the reason, 82 in trenton and 82 in allentown and reading and even numbers of course close to that cool ocean number, you are in the 70s. dew points this morning, a 67 degree number in philadelphia. anything over 60 is considered humid, you get over 70 it's considered oppressive. and philadelphia is seeing drier air move in. furnish south feels sticky like cape may and dover. but the drier air from the north-northwest will eventually make it to the coast. if you head out to the playground with the kids this afternoon. sunscreen is important and the cool drinks. and by 4:00, 87 that is your expected high. some neighborhoods could go 88, 89 and that 87

jen ashton joins us live. >> sara, thanks for that.ow, let's turn to amy with the morning rundown. >> good morning, everyone. the big story this morning, torrential rain and flooding turning deadly over this holiday weekend. prompting new evacuations, massive flooding has swamped much of central texas, killing at least six people there. this swollen river seen here from above is expected to crest at nearly 54 feet, second highest level ever. miserable conditions also plaguing much of the east coast and abc's gio benitez is in rockaway beach with the latest. gio, good morning. >> reporter: it's truly a memorial day washout here on rockaway beach. this rain and fog is from tropical depression bonnie. we'll see this over the next several hours and that's why flooding is a concern here right now. but let's take you to texas, we have seen some 20 inches of rain falling over the weekend. killing at least six people and triggering emergency evacuations. right now, at least two people are missing. we have a 37-year-old man who was trying to he

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lets go live to our own sara bloomquist who is with the volunteers.ou are taking calls now. >> reporter: we need to get the phones ringing, the number to call is 1-877-940-6222. call now to donate to the childrens hospital of philadelphia. we are teaming up with them to help support their annual daisy days campaign, this year benefiting the cancer center at childrens hospital. the cancer center sees more than 500 patients each year and follows more than 4,000 others, patients coming from all across the globe for their expertise. i want to bring in julia a former miss philadelphia and a current patient. >> i grew up at the childrens hospital, because of cystic fibrosis. >> what do you say to people to get these phones ringing? >> research is the key and that is what daisy days support is research for the cancer center and that gives children a chance to dream big and be miss philadelphia one day themselves. >> i'm bringing in the robinson girls, young ladies i should say. you see jim gardner is taking a phone call now and some other volunteers here. an

sara what didpliou leaoki today. >> reporter: police are reviewing video from inside and outside of the high school and inteeiew both the gmml and the boy both freshman who were involved. as ofpliet they have not made a determination as to whether file criminal charges. police are i desestigating a sehe c al assis,, th that alleg happened inside of the building on friday utoteokioon. d freshman gmml llegeported a freshman boy attad her in the stairwell. >> ir i scared to go to school. i have to tell my parent, i have to switch schools i'm scared. >> the attacker is alsole od and suspended pending the investigation. there are cameras inside and outside of the school, but not what happened in the stairwell only what happened bassrore and only whasifter. ed bassrore and >> there is surveillance of the two students in question walking down the hallway and also exiting the building, that is what we provided to philadelphia police and they are using it toer themm investigatior f >> students say the hallways are flooded with students and teachers when the final bell rings but the building empt

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off and in the news temple university is planning a memorial for a former school president that died last night and a new legal battle is brewing over the bridge gate scandal in new jersey. but the big story is your friday forecast filled with clouds and rain. what else is new right? it's a bloomy afternoon in wilmington. yesterday was just a tease and the weekend is not looking much better either. with us is meteorologist, melissa magee, staying dry inside at the "action news" big board. >> reporter: things are filling in right now in the delaware and lehigh valley. double scan live radar showing areas wet in wilmington and rain filling in for lancaster and lehigh counties. we'll widen out the picture on stormtracker 6 live double scan 3-d, we are tracking this down from the new england region to the mid-atlantic. this is moving off to the north but areas in central pa and virginia, it will work its way to us in the afternoon. we are in the lower 60s in millville but cooler at the

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon rick is off and in the news this noon. a man is arrested for trying to poison food at several grocery stores. and millions of additional vehicles could be included in an expanded recall. and the big story on "action news" is the investigation into the shooting of a man by a philadelphia police officer. the man was killed driving a minivan in overbrook last night. now investigators are trying to figure out if the shooting was justified. >> reporter: we are waiting for a new update from police but what we foe is four shots were fired by a police officer. and the gun fire killed the man driving the minivan. they saw the minivan and called because they thought it was suspicious and maybe casing the neighborhood. marked cruisers and officers were in uniform and four of them were at the scene. it all unfolded here at the intersection of lancaster and overbrook. the shooting happened on the other side of the block but the minivan went to this side of the block and crashed into the vehicles causing a cha

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon developing knew in burlington county. a train slammed on to the track. that crash disrupted service on the new jersey river line. john rawlins live on the scene with the very latest. >> reporter: good afternoon sar remarks let me set the scene here we are on broad street in riverton and behind me is the car, the station wagon struck by the train and to the left is the river line unit. and moving to the left here we see the crossing at main street that is where the accident occurred. they are referring all questions to new jersey transit. witnesses say though it was about 11:30 when the light rail train struck the older model, gold station wagon. there were do people in that station wagon, an older couple from this small town. >> we were on the train and heard a big thug on the jar and it shook everyone up. and we look out the window and a mercedes benz was stuck on the river line. is he lucky to be alive and it was a serious incident and you can only attribute that to the miracle of god. >> i turned

sara bloomquist is live at spring garden and delaware avenue in philadelphia. sara what is the story here. >> reporter: well jim, today governor tom wolf praised the pennsylvania liquor control board for freeing the six-pack. you can't buy beer at this north liberties lukoil at least not yet but they are looking for ways to modernize the state's liquor laws. >> pump your gas and grab a six-pack, it may be a reality coming to a gas station near you. today the liquor board approved nine applications to sell six-packs of beer. >> it's convenient. 7-elevens and gas stations and stuff like that. i don't have a problem with it. >> i'm not against it as long as they card everybody and don't allow the underage drinkers it may be a good thing for us. >> governor wolf who sent a letter asking the board to grant the licenses, pointed to a court decision allowing the sales if the points of sale are separate, on the other hand separate cash registers. young kim works at this northern beer distributor one that opposes the change. kim thinks the code is just fine the way it i

i want to go live now to cnn's sara murray inside the anaheim convention center, and tell us, sara, what is trump saying about how this all went down last night? >> reporter: well, brianna, as usual, donald trump is not mincing any words. he took to twitter to talk about it saying the protesters in new mexico were thugs who were flying the mexican flag. the rally inside was big and beautiful, but outside criminals. right now here in anaheim it seems a little bit more tame outside. there are a couple of protesters, but, of course, as we know, these things can build as the day goes on. this might be a little bit calmer because it is the middle of the afternoon in anaheim versus an evening event, but clearly tensions running high as they usually are when donald trump goes to a very populated city center and especially like southern california where there is a very high latino population. >> sara murray, thanks very much. we'll continue to watch that in anaheim along with you. >>> there is a new hike for the democratic front-runner hillary clinton. she's holding her own rally right now in bu

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back to you. >> sara, thank you. overnight, priorities usa, a hillary clinton super pac is releasing a commercial targeting trump. it hits him as his relationships with women. priorities usa will spend over $100 million by the time the campaign is done. >> you can see there was blood coming out of her eyes. blood coming out of here wherever. >> does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat ass? absolutely. >> this is significant and coming from the democrats and the hillary clinton super pac. expect more of this going forward. >>> also, overnight, john kasich says unless donald trump changes his view, the ohio governor would be hard pressed to endorse him. john kasich spoke exexclusivelyo anderson cooper. he says it doesn't feel right to run as a third party candidate. he told anderson he has not made up his mind about backing the presumptive nominee. >> you are undecided? >> i am. i'm undecided. >> are you undecided if you were vote for him? >> at the end of the day, endorsing will mean a lot. frankly, my wife

sara murray, thank you so much. bring in legal voices to walk us through all the different names because i know a lot of you have no idea who these people are. i have constitutional attorney page pates standing by and american university professor. paige, let me begin with you. i understand that you know william pryor, he's one of the names. you know mr. pryor quite well. who is he? >> i've been in front of judge pryor, not a personal friend of his, but i certainly know his judicial philosophy and temperament. he's a reliably conservative judge by all accounts. in fact, you may recall that his appointment to the 11th circuit court of appeals in atlanta which is where he currently sits was somewhat controversial itself. he was president bush's choice, but he was not unanimously confirm. in fact, it was pretty close as to whether or not he would even get that seat, but since he's held that seat, he's been very conservative, and i think this is someone that the far right would certainly be comfortable with as a nominee

we get more from sara sidner. >> reporter: john and alison, we talked to alfred jackson. prince's older half brother. they share the same mother. he talked about his relationship with prince, but also talked about how he found out he died. he learned that from watching the news and shocked and hurt. then he talked about the fact he was able to take a look inside paisley park after prince's death. >> mr. jackson and i had a special supervised two-hour tour of paisley park and it allowed mr. jackson to personally grieve and personally feel the warmth of prince's spirit. the doves and everything. >> what was it like taking a tour of paisley park after your brother died? >> we look at the premises. inside paisley park. we have seen the vault door, but we never entered? >> what was the experience like? >> he is a genius. >> when you looked around. it looked like the work of a genius? >> yeah. >> what were you feeling at the time? >> i felt great. i was happening he was still living. i wanted him to still be with me. >> reporter: we know the rumored vault does exist. a source f

nbc's sara dallof has more. >> reporter: violent twisters rumbled across northeast colorado, sweeping up debris and darkening skies. this massive tornado was one of several spotted in re, colorado. >> it was one of the most photogenic tornadoes i've ever seen in 35 years. >> reporter: there were no fatalities, but at least five people were injured. debris strewn for miles, dozens of electrical poles were destroyed, leaving many without power. >> never been through anything like this. >> reporter: outside denver near the city of wiggins, a multivortex tornado lifted motor homes and uprooted trees. >> campers upside down, sideways. floating in the lake. a boat shed that's just been crushed. >> reporter: in arizona, a rare winter blast in flagstaff. just an hour west, hail and rain were to blame for at least six injuries and two deaths on i-40, which closed for hours. arizona was one of ten states with reports of damaging hail saturday. as the storm pushes east, millions are in the threat zone. more tornadoes and hail possible in the country's midsection through tuesday. families urged t

back to you. >> thank you, sara. more evidence donald trump has work to do. illinois governor bruce rauner will not endorse the nominee and will skip the convention. others are taking trump's side. rick perry, the former governor of texas will support trump and illinois governor mike pence. >>> and first on cnn, the fbi probe into hillary clinton's e-mails one step closer to completion now several aides have been interviewed. officials tell cnn so far nothing has turned up that would lead to federal charges. the latest now from justice reporter evan perez. >> reporter: good morning. the fbi has now reached into hillary clinton's inner circle as part of the investigation of the private e-mail server. in recent weeks, several aides, including huma abeldein has sat down and discussed the probe. now one major step still left is for the fbi to interview secretary clinton. that is expected to happen in the next couple of weeks. so far, u.s. officials tell us that investigators have not found evidence showing clinton willfully violated the law. it is clear the inves

isa: sara no es la Única madre de familia en esta situaciÓn.enos cinco menores entre dos a cinco aÑos que habrÍan sufrido abusos similares. los padres denunciaron ante la procuradurÍa capitalina lo que le ocurriÓ a sus hijos y hoy fueron recibidos por el alcalde de la capital que se comprometiÓ a esclarecer el caso. >> gran parte de nuestro interÉs es llegar hasta aquÍ era sensibilizar a la poblaciÓn. isa: el presunto agresor se llama rafael leopoldo duarte. este hombre es pareja sentimental de la directora del kinder. la procuradurÍa capitalina ya comprobÓ que al menos tres menores si sufrieron abuso sexual y una mÁs abuso psicolÓgico. >> todos los niÑos hablan de los juegos de las escondidas en el baÑo. isa: sin embargo el abogado del presunto agresor lo niega. abogado: las primeras pruebas fueron contundentes. los menores no tienen ninguna conducta, ninguna reacciÓn que demuestre que hayan sido abusados. isa: mientras se realizan las investigaciones de la fiscalÍa mantendrÁ vigilados a duarte que continÚa en libertad. >> se ha solicitado a l

we have cnn's sara murray with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. will there be party unity? today may be the day to give us the best indication. donald trump is traveling to washington to meet face-to-face with house speaker paul ryan. that is after ryan said he wasn't ready to fall in line and endorse donald trump. he said they need to get to know each other a little bit. today is the opportunity to do that in washington, d.c. what we have seen is trump supporters are laying the ground work on the hill reaching out to paul ryan. ben carson has spoken to paul ryan and donald trump has been saying and tweeting more optimistic things about the meeting. >> i think he's a good man and i really think, you know, probably we'll come out with something that's probably good, i hope. otherwise i'll continue on the path i'm on. >> i don't really know him. i met him once in 2012. we had a good conversation in march on the phone. we need to get to know each other. >> reporter: all of this could be laying the ground work for them saying there is common ground. w

sara daloff, nbc news. >>> and the fraying within the republican party reached a new level this weekend after presumptive republican nominee donald trump told nbc's chuck todd he was blind sided by paul ryan's refusal of support. >> your take to paul ryan is, hey, the voters have decided, get on board. >> well, i would say that's true. to be honest, i like paul ryan. i think he's a very good guy. he called me three weeks ago and was so supportive. it was amazing. i never thought a thing like this. i got blind sided. >> you feel blind >> i would say stunned is a little -- it's politics. i'm never stunned by anything that happens in politics. yeah, i was blind sided a little bit because he spoke to e many three weeks ago. >> trump also hit back against former massachusetts governor and presidential nominee mitt romney who has said he would not be supporting trump. >> i'm never going to get romney's endorsement. he joked. he blew the last election. >> you think he's been ungrateful? >> he was. he's been ungrateful, which is okay, because a lot of people are ungrateful. he's been ungrateful

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i want to discuss this with sara sidner. she's here with more. hello, sara. was definitely addiction the doctor needed to treat? >> no. the attorney did not say that. he said it could have been for pain management and/or addiction. so never came out and said for sure that he was there because prince had an addiction to opiates. what he didn't say -- what he did say, though, was that this was a life saving mission and that brings up a lot of questions, because just down the road, from prince's paisley park, there is a place that treats addiction. and so this -- there is a lot of questions going on right now, why send someone from so far away, why call someone who is a doctor who then sends his son who is not a doctor on a life saving mission. so there are a lot of questions that are going to be looked at by investigators into this case. this was a real revelation. nobody knew the person whose voice was on the phone calling 911 was someone who had never met prince before, who had just shown up at the home to try and help him, and that he called 911 because ever

well, for those wondering how sara is doing, she, max and baby alec joined us on "the view" yesterdaytake a look. >> you are such a hot dad. can i just say that? you really are. >> look at his pocket squares, a binkie. >> i come prepared for everything. >> can i say look at his hair. >> look at the head of hair. >> it was a joke, i said if this baby doesn't come out with hair, i'm not keeping him. the day the doctor saw him, he goes, there's a lot of hair, and max goes, we're keeping him. >> he is so cute. >> little alec richard, adorable, named for his grandparents, grandfathers, i should say, just adorable. >> and she's enjoying motherhood? >> she is enjoying it. but it was kind of like a day out for mommy. you know how it is when you first have a kid, you're holed up with the child. she got her lair done, makeup done, and so it was like a day at the spa. but it was great. she's doing a great job. >> breaking out of intense cabin fever. you start talking like a baby. >> can i just say, though, like max is such a wonderful father. he took a couple weeks off to spend time with the bab

on cnbc, i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost. good morning to you.et's get straight to the markets this morning. yesterday, we saw the s&p flat and the dow down. in unison by the tune of 0.5%, 0.6%. that equates for about 28 points for the dow. 14 points for the s&p. and about 125 for the dow. ticking down fractionally at 177 this morning. >>> new data overnight out of china showing consumer inflation for a third month in a row, producer deflation did ease and china managed to close with a gain just barely in the green. the big move came in japan overnight, a .2% move in the nikkei. saying the government will intervene if the yen's one sided rise -- they used the word intervention for the second time recently. it was a very explicit threat to the currency market to stop buying the japanese yen which actually has stopped. the last few sessions or so moderated. we saw a bigger move. a half a percent this morning. that weaker yen going a long way to help japanese stocks and overall sentiment across the board. we are seeing strengths in banks. and prices

i'm sara eisen. >> i'm wilfred frost. friday the 13th.a thing out here as well. >> happy friday, yes. >> ooh ooh ooh what's going the happen to markets? >> the markets are down. that friday the 13th spook. yesterday we were mixed. saw the s&p slightly positive. the nasdaq slightly down and the dow was flat. looking at pretty much mixed flat performance for the week as a whole. which given the extreme negativity we've seen in the retail is not too bad. we are called lower by about .4% which equates to 80 points for the dow. the u.s. 10 year. 1.724% rite naught. >> global market picture. europe, strong gdp numbers. double what analysts were expecting in terms of annual rate. not doing a lot to help the indices. declines across the board. italy the hardest. the banks have been at the forefront of the selloff. >> over night in asia we saw a mixed picture. half percent gain in the nikkei the day before. 1.4% decline overnight. also losses in hong kong down 1%. and shanghai down .3%. >> nikkei managed to eke out a slight gain on the week. keep

back to you. >> sara, thank you. donald trump under fire this morning for refusing to promise he will release his tax returns before the november election. several times over the last few years, trump promised to release taxes. since then, he said the returns since 2009 are being audited by the irs. he will not release them until the audit is complete. the audit does not prevent you. the irs says trump is free to do so. trump says he has no plans to do so or push his lawyers on the subject before november. >> if you were my client and under audit, i would say don't release them. there may be some information. >> if there are, they are meaningless. at the right time, i'll release them. i hope to release them. i would like to release them. when i'm under order, i can't do that. >> the only thing standing in the way of donald trump relea releasing his taxes is donald trump. he first said he won't release taxes because of being audited. we asked the irs. federal privacy rules prohibit discussing individual tax matters. n

i'm sara eisen. >> i'm wilfred frost. we'll bring you up to speed on what the markets are doing right now. last week we ended half a percent to 1% down for the three major averages. those declines really coming on friday for the rest of the week looking pretty much flat. today we're looking at a slightly positive open but not too significant. the dow falls higher by 24 points. the s&p by 3.4. and the nasdaq by 7 points. the ten-year note as we know in and around 7.5% the last couple of weeks. and it's towards the 1.7 level right now. 1.714. >>> as for the global market picture, traders shrugging off economic data out of china. we got chinese investment, factory output and retail sales. all of them grew slightly more than expected, slightly less than expected in april. but we managed to see gains. the shanghai composite up a tenth of a percent. in hong kong, similar gains. and in japan the nikkei was up sharply earlier in the session. the weaker japanese yen, some talk of fiscal stimulus there but it sort of sold off into

cnn's sara murray has more. >> reporter: donald trump took one more step toward uniting the party on monday sitting down privately here at trump tower with bob corker. he is one of the top ranking senate republicans and a foreign policy expert. donald trump and corker met to speak about foreign policy and corker brushed aside they may have been talking about something else. perhaps the veepstakes. >> i have no reason whatsoever to believe i'm considered for a position on that. i'll say that until i'm blue in my face. this was a meeting between two people who didn't know each other except over phone calls. getting to know each other. >> reporter: now even though corker says he has no reason to believe he is in the running for the trump vp, it is still early and there are a possibilities. a number of allies say corker could add gravitas to the ticket. all that comes when polls show trump neck and neck with hillary clinton and in a tighter race than many predicted. >> thank you, sara. >>> happening now, president obama continuing asia pivot in ho chi minh city. the president just finish

sara, i love you, and... [phone rings] ah, it's my brother. keep going... sara, will you marry...rings again] what do you want, todd???? [crowd cheering] keep it going!!!! le. it's what you do. todd! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. i know we just met like, two months ago... yes! [crowd cheering] [crowd cheering over phone] >>> she says she feels cheated by contractors she hired to rebuild her home after a fire. there's help available from an unexpected source but only if you make sure to do one thing after a fire. >> her home is piled full of boxes and furniture, waiting for her home to be fully repaired. >> basically everything was just burnt and hanging or melted. >> patterson received $62,000 from her insurance company. soon after a man showed up at her door. >> he said well i know you don't want your soon as i get that contract i'll get that repard. >> she hired him to fix the fire damage in 2010. >> he didn't begin the work. i cancelled the contract. and then

>> that's a great point, sara.way below the levels that i think most of the officials would like to see them at. so, you know, those are really heavily governed by these foreign economic developments that's why i'm saying, the fed, some of the lot of data that the fed is focused on is overseas. >> dollar index is up 2% this month. will that continue or produced in a hike that's now coming? >> that's a very important and great question. i think the dollar right now i think is going to be range-bound against most developed market currencies. what we're seeing right now, i think this is a really ov overarching theme, when you talk about the dollar and the euro, you have to look at the differentials in the treasury spread which have been blown out multidecade wide. i don't think see we see the dollar getting broader. >> in may as well, we've seen crude up so that relationship of weak dollar and strong oil has broken down. can that relationship remain broken down or will that see one of the two flip the other way? >> we