in one thousand nine hundred one romy schneider checked into rehab intensity because a lot. of the film is based on real events while in rehab schneider agreed to an interview with a german magazine. family are tough film shows a fragile star struggling with addictions to pills and booze smarting from scandals and broke yet still full of charisma and charm the director was able to get closer to the late star than many documentaries have been able to do helped considerably by lead actress mary by much who plays schneider here. found that it really took us all the first night as i listened some typhus or so each of. self i was myself. and as it with you and a friend here tish but i enjoy the east. so innocent our lives are in the best of them hard for us because old. boys are smart fully embodies the stars in chanting allure and deep sadness and she was honored for that performance with the lola for best actress. ish been i'm so happy i'm so happy so thank. you lola and kate and he puts a song also diminished. the film by director factors akon one only two words this night for

schneider, thank you. i think this is one of the first moments after the 2016 election that makes sense, where i am listening to somebody that explains things in a way that my instinct tells me this is right. every time is this, these awful shootings and massacres in your schools occur, suppose sort of -- i tradition is the wrong word -- i the only the quote, solution to a bad guy with the gun is to take away the gun. i got a sense that there was an inertia on capitol hill as far as dealing with this, i would say, crisis. sandyok at the parents of hook. as far as they're concerned, it is a crisis. themicians, we can berate or love them or whatever. they responded to thanks, public criticism and cash. safety ofd hold the the nation's children above their wallets, that you think? -- don't you think? is the crisis at the point where america needs to look long and hard at the constitution, particularly the second minute, and decide it is not fit for purpose. it was written almost 300 years ago in a completely

lot of stillness about iconic actress rumi schneider three days and keep the whole show as one of the stars worst crises and the circumstances surrounding her last major interview it's a drama about hedonism and loneliness it was good writing so i know it's once jocose a place it captures the real person behind the legend darkness of. a loser in one thousand nine hundred one checked into rehab and turned city casino meantime . the film is based on real events while in rehab schneider agreed to an interview with a german magazine. family are tough film shows a fragile star struggling with addictions to pills and booze smarting from scandals and broke yet still full of charisma and charm the director was able to get closer to the late star than many documentaries have been able to do helped considerably by lead actress who plays schneider here you. see on the daily toucans all before smart as i listened on haifa street so if you. don't find this michel the only thing she has it with you and a friend here tish but i'm going at least. try. and i somehow think i'm the best of them have for

schneider, thank you. think this is one of the first moments after the 2016 election that makes sense, where i am listening to somebody that explains things in a way that my instinct tells me this is right. every time is this, these awful shootings and massacres in your schools occur, suppose sort of -- i tradition is the wrong word -- i the only the quote, solution to a bad guy with the gun is to take away the gun. i got a sense that there was an inertia on capitol hill as far as dealing with this, i would say, crisis. sandyok at the parents of hook. as far as they're concerned, it is a crisis. themicians, we can berate or love them or whatever. they responded to thanks, public criticism and cash. safety ofd hold the the nation's children above their wallets, that you think? -- don't you think? is the crisis at the point where america needs to look long and hard at the constitution, particularly the second minute, and decide it is not fit for purpose. it was written almost 300 years ago in a completely di

brenton schneider said. the suspect has only been described as an 80-year-old man, about 5 feet 5 inches tall and wearing a white shirt. schneider said sheriff's officials believe no threat to the public exists anymore and a shelter-in-place order has been lifted. ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) new this morning... santa clara police need to find a man who sexually assualted a woman. it happened on april 29th on the corner of benton street and waterbird way. the woman was walking on the sidewalk when she was grabbed from behind and groped by a man. the attacker ran away. police have not released a description of the man. ( darya ) happening now... palo alto police are asking for the public's help identifying a man who broke into a home. a woman says the thief entered through her sliding glass door while she was out running errands. when she got home she realized her jewelery safe and suitcase were gone. she reviewed her home surveillance video and saw th

schneider of illinois. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 879, the gentleman from illinois, mr. schneider, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. schneider: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of my amendment which would help those communities saddled with housing our nation's stranded nuclear waste while the federal government has failed to meet its legal obligation to find a permanent repository. this is something my too ituents understand all well. the former nuclear -- zion nuclear power plant located on valuable lakefront property has housed more than two million pounds of spent nuclear fuel since the plant's closure in 1998. this waste situated on the very shores of lake michigan is both an extreme environmental hazard and severe burden to the quality of life of the residents of zion. deterring economic investment, depressing home values, and driving up property taxes to fill the void of local revenue. zion is not al

schneider: mr. speaker, i rise today joining the families and friends in santa fe, texas, grieving for another 10 lives tragically cut short by senseless gun violence. yesterday this body held the now routine moment of silence in respect for the victims. just as we did after the waffle house shooting in nashville, marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, first baptist search in sutterland springs, route 91 arts musical -- music festival in las vegas. and the list goes on and on and on. 46 sometimes this chamber has stood to remember the victims and every single time congressional obstructionists stood in the way of doing anything concrete to change this deadly pattern. we haven't considered background checks, or bans on the assault weapons, or gun violence restraining orders to keep firearms out of the hand of mentally ill, or even for goodness sakes, bump stocks. i sit on o the judiciary committee. we haven't held a single hearing about reducing gun violence or working to keep our children

schneider. the chair: the gentleman is recognize. mr. schneider: destabilizing activities in the middle east are not a new phenomena, but their reach has expanded in iraq and yemen and the establishment of a potentially permanent foothold in syria. such presence enable ice ran's increasing support for hezbollah, including not only weapons transfer bus assistance in building an indigenous rocket producing capacity. i therefore appreciate the work of the house armed services committee including a provision authorizing the secretaries of defense and state to develop and implement a strategy with foreign partners to counter iran's destabilizing activities. my first amendment would ensure the strategy includes specific countries in which iran is operating. an assessment of their destabilizing activity theansd implications thereof. my second amendment would require a report on iran's proxy forces in syria, lebanon and an assessment of the threat posed to israel, other regional allies and u.s. interests. it is important to know where iran is op

i know rob schneider. i know the crew over there. great people. they are funny.out the product they make in just giving people an opportunity to break away, laugh, have fun over something silly. "snl" used to have some of that. the jimmy fallon skit is still funny and no politics involved there. it's making fun of us. it's people. that's where the camera should be focused. >> being a connoisseur of comedians even when i was little listening to richard pryor in my bedroom by myself wearing headphones, because he was cursing. [laughter] that's where i learned it. richard pryor when i was 12 years old taught me how to curse. the company used to grow out of i think will ferrell as george w. bush or dana carvey as bush 41. even him playing ross perot, even chevy chase as gerald ford -- >> its not having the same effect on the president that the past the entire dead on of their presidents. >> it was satire. the comedy grew out of creativity and not out of hate for an individual. that's why it was so unique and different. even will ferrell mocks george w. bush, but we d

here's bonnie schneider. >> good morning, frances and phillip. we have an update for you. we have an even larger more widespread area of severe weather as it expands across the country. yesterday was a dangerous day. today the same. 40 million americans at risk for severe weather. this could include tornadoes. be careful if you're out in kansas all the way to you will and i will down south toward texas. eventually these storms will push east but in tas theyex 90s again. could see some record-breaking numbers. cooler conditions across the west including colorado and into nebraska. >>> so we're watching for the storm system eventually to push to the east. but heavy rain on friday. frances? >> all right, bonnie, thank you. >>> one nba mom just had a huge day during an episode of "the price is right." check this out. >> all she needs is a car. >>. let's go, go, go, go, go. she got it. >> that is lisa beverly, the mother of l.a. clipper guard patrick beverly. after a big day on the wheel she walked away with two cars and over $41,000 in prizes. and patrick didn't hide his excit

let's go to meteorologist bonnie schneider. >> good morning. in maryland we still have flood warnings because it's going to take awhile for that water to reseed. a lot of the bulk of the heaviest rain working its way toward south florida. as we watch the map for alberto, we'll be looking at the heaviest rainfall accumulating when the storm makes land fall later this morning, early this afternoon right along the panhandle of florida so pensacola, panama city, this is where we could see some of that really heavy flooding rain from alberto. the first named storm of the season. then what happens after that? we'll be watching for alberto to work its way further to the north. so much of the gulf coast and southeast still impacted by the storm, and even the mid south. it's ghg to be a rain maker over the next couple of days as the storm works its way from south to north making land fall later today. something to keep close watch on, phillip. the storm getting an active start to hurricane season which officially begins june 1st. >> don't tell that to m

joerg schneider, the cfo of munich re joins us on the phone. this time around look slightly eye watering. a combined ratio of 80.6, the market was looking for a 93.6. that is a standout number. natural disasters a factor in this. is this a one-off? wouldn'tod morning, i call it a [bleep]. we had a good start into the year, but it is clear for your reinsurer -- what also contributed is we could reserve for earlier quotas due to our conservative reserve setting practices. euro i wonder how the weakness we have seen in recent your euroaffected strength in the first quarter. what do you think of the volatility of the currency? joerg: that is a challenge for us. we tried to cope with it with strict policy of coverage. that means the differences in assets and liabilities of the respective currencies are relatively low. nevertheless, we have volatility in our numbers and we do not expect the euro to strengthen therefore, we saw some extreme in the last couple of months -- the last 12 months, so we are relaxed and we will be able to deal with it wherev

schneider whether or not there's an opportunity to sell the l'oreal stake.an you update us on the thinking given the pressure brought to bear by dan lowe. should it be monotized >> a lot of investor interest on this subject, but i have nothing to add to what we said prior and the latest disclosure is this >> we are talking about the latest issue in philadelphia and how to train people to deal more sensitively. where do you think you are in that process >> well, jim, we have committed to close all of our 8,000 company-operated stores on the afternoon of may 29. and we are currently working with our external advisers and external organizations to help shape that program we think of it as a day of discovery. this is a step in that journey, but we are right in the middle of crafting that and putting that together. and we're looking forward to the opportunity to roll baa out, and experience that. we think it will make us a better company >> kevin the proceeds on this deal with nestle, does this impact the closure or ranges on that? >> we continue to build new sto

elena schneider, michael scherer . it feels the democrats have the momentum going into this election. what are the realities in terms of fundraising and also prowess for each of the parties? elena: at this point democrats and a candidate position are in a great position. byincome is were outraged democratic opponents last quarter. it is much higher than in traditional midterm years. in a candidate fundraising perspective, democrats are in a great position. the party perspective is a little more mixed. the rnc has had more success with the president, with the party in power, they are able to raise more money off of getting things done in their agenda. the dnc has not had a rebuff fundraising operation and neville be painful for them. -- and that will be painful for them. they are outmatched in the outside spending. groups like the congressional leadership fund raised more than $60 million last year, another record-breaking number. it is a mixed bag for democrats and fundraising. michael: the other difference is republic

that is jodi schneider in hong kong.w is valentin marinov, head of x x -- fx research at credit agricole. why have we not seen markets jump on this more? this seems to be a very substantial offer from the chinese. the are a lot of details we do not know -- there are a lot of details do not know and people who were not believe that china will redo this -- reduce this trade deficit but hundred billion dollars -- by $200 billion. valentin: when the initial demand of 200 billion came from the trump administration, the initial response was that it was too aggressive. the fact that they are now willing to do that is raising the question, how will they do that? --h that hurt their exports will that hurt their exports? will that hurt global trade? think how to get to that number, those questions will hold the markets for the time being. anna: even if this is substantiated by the chinese, because of the difficulty of leaving it is possible to get there by 2020, we have limited risk on potential? valentin: yes, if they want to get

with the impact imminent, bonnie schneider is tracking the storm. couple things.king about a subtropical storm. help me with the definition of what this is. we were talking about the landfall being around 1:00 p.m. what is the latest forecasting telling us? >> the center of circulation with alberto is getting very, very close to the florida coastline. with the next hour, the center of circulation will pass over some land, whether it is this beach or a barrier island. that's the definition of landfall. to go back to your other question about subtropical, it doesn't mean less tropical. it means it is a category of a type of a tropical system. meaning, it is a hybrid. we have cooler air mixing in with it, as well, in some of the upper levels of the system. it is not fully tropical, though we're seeing the banding that is characteristic of a tropical system that we might see. it is a little confusing. some people do think a subtropical storm means less than. as maya reported, 65-mile-per-hour winds, that is below hurricane status, which is 74 or greater, but it is a s

. >> kristin schneider owns a home in this neighborhood and said they save her about $500 a month in energy costs. the house is for sale and she hopes it's a selling point. >> the life is 20 to 30 years depending on the canals. if it pays off in five to six years, that's amazing. >> in san jose, katie marzulo, abc 7 news. >> owning a car is optional in many part of the bay area. >> it doesn't make great financial sense. >> is adding a vehicle adding to your life or just an unnecessary expense. michael finny is here to break down the numbers. >> strike a pose and a look at the fashion stand outs at the met gayle a. >> i'm sandy patel and there are signs of summer in the seven-day forecast. we will look at it coming up. >> all of that is ahead for you, but here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks, dan. get ready for a glimpse into the future. >> you invited my mom tonight and i kid you not, she was like you know what, tell jimmy i can't, but we will make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the bran

sergeant schneider saying they came out within a minute of first getting the call, two the two victims to safety and were able to secure the perimeter. we will have to learn more details about what the relationship was between the shooter, and if it was the 80-year-old description we received earlier and the two victims. we will be waiting for updates. as soon as we know when they will be, we will get that information out to you. reporting live from mill valley this evening, sam brock. "nbc bay area news." >>> a lot of questions to be answered and you bet the police will be bringing them to us in the next several hours. we will bring updates to you online as well as complete coverage the night at 11:00. >>> well, a san jose family says they're living the horrors of their son's murder all over again. michael russell was 15 years old when two of his friends stabbed him to death, calling it a thrill kill. the d.a. decided to try those teenagers as adults, and prop 57 says a judge should make that determination, not prosecutors. nbc bay area's damian joins us from juvenile hall where one o

let's go to jessica schneider. the president's newest attorney, rudy giuliani back on television, fox news, claiming president trump cannot be indicted in the russia probe. it seems like his focus on indicting the president or not is a diversion from the other i word, impeachment. >> rudy giuliani is really saying impeachment could be possible. the special counsel here could write a report. rudy giuliani is attempting to draw really clear lines in the legal landscape here. he says that the special counsel's team has concluded that they cannot indict a sitting president and they've informed the president's legal team of that legal conclusion. giuliani says that really only means one option for the special counsel if this moves forward, it would be to write a report that could then be referred to congress for any possible impeachment proceedings. interestingly, giuliani is going even farther than that. he's saying not only can the special counsel not indict but he argues they also have no legal authority to even subp

let's go back over to bonnie schneider with a look at our forecast. >> watching florida, alabama, andhese places impacted by alberto. >> stay with us, you're watching "early today." another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrinkle repair®. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena®. see what's possible. somehow we always leave packing to the last minute. guys, i have a couple of things to wash. we got this. even on quick cycle, tide pods cleans great. 10x the cleaning power, even in the quick cycle. it's got to be tide. [stomach gurgles] ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea.♪ try new pepto with ultra coating. >>> now to a story about schools around the world bringing science and math to life. that band is now c

jessica schneider. >>> coming up, a look inside of the u.s.ary command center where members of the u.s. military constantly keep watch for incoming missiles and possible attacks. we do whatever it takes to fight cancer. these are the specialists we're proud to call our own. experts from all over the world, working closely together to deliver truly personalized cancer care. expert medicine works here. learn more at cancercenter.com i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. to me, relatio

also tonight, details on anti-trump eric schneider man. attorney general resigning after a bombshell report that he allegedly punched, spat, sat on women, two of them needed medical help that he's a serial bad newser of women. he faces a justice department probe. but will he face criminal charges and who's going to replace him? but first, primary polls are about to close in four states that trump won in 2016. we're going to give you a preview of what's coming up in those polls and what's coming up in the midterms. we're going to bring you katrina pearson and melissa atkinson coming on. stay tuned if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers like where to treat, can feel overwhelming. so start your search with a specialist at cancer treatment centers of america. start with teams of cancer treatment experts under one roof focused on the delivery of precision cancer treatment. start at one of the cancer treatment centers of america hospitals near you. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> ellis hannagan is a political analyst with metro papers. he joins us from paris to talk about these developments. thanks for being with us. >> hey, natalie. good to see you. >> despite the president's denials it appears he did know about the payment to ms. daniels months before this moment on an airplane in april. let's revisit it. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no, no. >> what else? >> why did michael cohen make that? >> you have to ask michael cohen. michael is my -- an attorney and you'll have to ask michael cohen. >> do you know where he got the money to make that payment? >> i don't know, no. >> so the president there caught in a blatant untruth. how could this hurt him? >> if you say one thing in april and something different in may, it goes from no to yes, one of them has to be wrong. there's so many ways it can hurt him. talking about campaign finance issues, any sort of contribution, frankly, of any sort. even an in-kind contribution, whether legal or not, certainly needs to be reported. none of th

. >> let's go to meteorologist bonnie schneider for more on this weather. bonnie. >>> tracking alberto, it's bringing rain not only to panama city but also south florida. it's unorganized but is on the move and will likely impact a good portion of the mid-south going into the middle part of this week. so while you head back to work this week watch out for heavy rain through the tennessee valley. the storm system is a slow mover and will bring rain to coastal florida. we're look at hot weather for those barbecues today. temperatures 90 degrees in oklahoma city and texas. but above normal temperatures as far north as minneapolis and chicago into the 90s. that's where we're seeing temperatures above normal. also watch out for the threat of storms in the northern tier of the country. the south watching alberto and good news, at least for the incoming rain in maryland we're not looking at more rain for that area, at least not today. >> thank you so much. >>> in the on again off again back and forth surrounding the high stakes north korean nuclear summit as of no

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> we turn to another story next, hawaiians are used to living near volcanos, but for one community this time, it is different. we talk with a resident forced from his home as lava moved into his neighborhood. >>> also the u.s. president says we will soon know the time and place of his summit with north korea. while we a weights the rwait th three detained americans. we'll have more on that. histor. you could learn you're from ireland donegal, ireland and your ancestor was a fisherman. with blue eyes. just like you. begin your journey at ancestry.com another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me protected. xarelto® i

jessica schneider joins us with much more on that. >> reporter: rudy giuliani's basing that conclusion, not only on what he says mueller's team has told the trump legal team, but also really on guidance that was issued by the justice department in the nixon administration and also renewed during the clinton administration. and that guidance says a sitting president cannot be indicted but really the fact is that doesn't end the inquiry since the supreme court has never weighed in on this issue. but nevertheless, rudy giuliani getting his message out, directly perhaps to the special counsel and of course this being the one-year anniversary of when the special counsel was named. over the past 365 days, there have been quite a few developments, twists and turns and also a number of charges. in fact, 75 criminal charges in all have resulted in this year-long probe that's against 22 people and companies, that has so far amounted to five guilty pleas, one person sentenced and interestingly, the guilty pleas include former white house national security adviser michael flynn and deputy campaign

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> all right. let's talk more about this and other things. republican strategist noel nikpor. she was also a fund-raiser for giuliani's previous presidential campaign. and cnn political commentator and democratic strategist keith boykin. good to see you both. all right, so let's begin with these powerful words coming from the judge t.s. ellis. keith, what do you make of -- is there anything to this open criticism coming from the judge? >> well, i mean, first take into consideration, this is a republican judge who's making this announcement. but i don't think there's anything untoward or inappropriate about this special counsel leaning on paul manafort, trump's former campaign chairman, in order to get trump or get information about trump. this is what prosecutors do. yes, paul manafort may not be the ultimate target, but he is a pawn, if you will, in the process of getting to who the ultimate target is. and i believe that paul manafort, at least i think robert mueller believes paul manafort has more information that could lead to the informat

. >>> let's get a check now on your weather with bonnie schneider. >> what we're looking at right nowain and storms. it was a really nasty day across the plains yesterday. more severe weather but this time it's pushing eastward. 40 million americans at risk for some type of severe weather. it could include a tornado today. large hail as well. the bulls eye is into kansas. but the rain will persist for chicago, cincinnati and detroit. we'll watch for that. and as it does, it's going to change things for friday. because a lot of that moisture will be affecting cities in the mid-atlantic and northeast. speaking of those cities, if it's feeling like july to you, you're not mistaken. look at these temperatures. yesterday we had highs in the 90s for d.c. we're seeing 93 is the forecast for today. and as you can see, the typical temperatures that were in the forecast for boston, new york and washington, d.c., they are much more like july well above normal. even climbing to the upper 80s for boston. and it is going to stick around for today. eventually we'll start to get cooler conditions, bu

let's bring in jodi schneider from hong kong. good to have you on the program.dent trump expected to announce at 2:00 p.m. washington time? -- he is widely expected to announce that the u.s. will leave the deal or perhaps that they will be extending the deadline for it by weeks or months. the president has called it a bad deal, has harshly criticized his predecessor barack obama for making the deal, and has said on a number of occasions that he doesn't like it and he doesn't think the u.s. should be in this agreement. yet, just last week, he said that doesn't mean he wouldn't agree to a different accord, to something else and when the french president was in the u.s., he talked about perhaps a different kind of agreement renegotiation to deal with ballistic missiles and potential tensions in the region, but at this point, it looks strongly like president trump will be saying the u.s. is done with this current agreement. an insane deal. what are the implications if the u.s. withdraws from this? what implications could it have for the u.s., especially its allies h

. >> kristin schneider owns a home in this neighborhood and said they save her about $500 a month incosts. the house is for sale and she hopes it's a selling point. >> the life is 20 to 30 years depending on the canals. if it pays off in five to six years, that's amazing. >> in san jose, katie marzulo, abc 7 news. >> owning a car is optional in many part of the bay area. >> it doesn't make great financial sense. >> is adding a vehicle adding to your life or just an unnecessary expense. michael finny is here to break down the numbers. >> strike a pose and a look at the fashion stand outs at the met gayle a. >> i'm sandy patel and there are signs of summer in the seven-day forecast. we will look at it coming up. >> all of that is ahead for you, but here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks, dan. get ready for a glimpse into the future. >> you invited my mom tonight and i kid you not, she was like you know what, tell jimmy i can't, but we will he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay righ

two law enforcement sources telling my colleagues jessica schneider and david shortle there have been at the shooting at santa fe high school. this is located outside of houston, texas. this update now coming minutes after the santa fe school district had confirmed multiple injuries. after an active shooter situation unfolded, not long after the start of first period this morning at santa fe high. but now this information being confirmed that there are, quote, multiple fatalities at that shooting in santa fe, texas. this will lead to several questions, who are among the fatalities, who are among the injured as well and who is the suspect that is now in custody according to the assistant principal at santa fe high school. but as we watch these pictures together, poppy, it gives you a sense of what is happening there on the ground, a makeshift triage if you will that has been set up at the entrance of santa fe high. as far as the rest of the campuses, about three others there, i'm told, operations have resumed as they investigate what is considered a deadly school shooting. again this w

with that storm expected to touchdown soon, i want to bring in meteorologist bonnie schneider joining me now with what to expect. i want to talk about alberto, i know have the radar up. but the flooding in maryland, second time in the couple of years that that location ellicott city saw that catastrophic flash flooding, right? >> it's true. it's usual we could see that even though it has been the second time as well. let's go back to that a little bit and talk about the flooding. what we saw in this area was really incredible because to see that much rain in such a short amount of time, ellicott city right in the center of the action, 7 inches plus. so we saw i'd say just under 10 inches in a matter of six-hours time. where this is located in a valley area, you have all these hills around ellicott city, just looking ato p-- at the toe poggraphy, that's one reason why we're not seeing that the. looking at alberto, the storm is not headed in that direction. it's headed into another direction into florida and alabama as you saw from the live report. look at that, we still have our tropic

anna: thank you very much, jodi schneider joining us on this key story. london, the hassey him asset management. i have market reaction to the iran nuclear deal announcement in terms of crude oil, the dollar, financial conditions in the united states. a little wobble in some assets and in asian equities this morning. no great strides downward in terms of risk appetite this morning. does that surprise you? was it all in the price? what explains the way the markets are taking this with a level head? >> markets will see what happens in this game of chess. there is an immediate impact to the action trump has taken, which is geared around what happens with inflation and oil prices. oil prices are now over $70. the last time we had this level was november 2014. we would expect oil prices to contributing to the inflation print number in the u.s., which impacts inflation rate hikes in the u.s.. the debate over three hikes forces -- versus four. it will have implications, but everyone wants to see how this plays out. anna: where does that leave your equity strateg

women tell the paper schneider man repeatedly hit them and strongly denies the allegation saying in part i have no assaulted anyone. sneiderman says he's resigning because the allegations prevent him from effectively doing his job. we should mention he is an outspoken supporter of the me too movement. >>> new details in the golden state killer case. now that that mystery appears to be solved. some wonder if the suspect had help. sacramento sheriff's department is convinced the east area rapist acted alone but sacramento bee spoke with a former investigator who crack the case. several victims heard the attacker speak to someone. that may as well have been a confused things for those victims and it's also possible the attacker was talking to himself. investigators in sacramento maintain joe see deang low is the one and only suspect. >>> what will it take to end a backlog in rape kit testing? investigators will explain what resources are needed. the goal is to test 200 sexual assault kits by the end of next summer and put the process in place to make sure new kits get tested within a month.

cnn correspondent polo sandoval is following this for us and jessica schneider is talking to her sources. what are you hearing? >> we know at least this is no longer an active shooter scene. but as these details are coming out, they are becoming much more troubling. i have confirmed with law enforcement sources that there are multiple fatalities here. we don't have a number on it. that's because this scene is still being processed. the technical teams are still on the ground there. we know for the most part that now though that this scene has been cleared out of these students, we know that parents have been going to a nearby hospital in galveston, texas. but right now i've been talking with law enforcement sources, they do tell me multiple fatalities. again, this is all in an evolving investigation, involevg number coming out. this started first period in santa fe high school, in texas. we know as information is being beginning to come out here, we know there are at least multiple fatalities. we know the harris county sheriff is on the scene there, assisting. they have called this a mul

georgeliam schneider, mason and also at cnn. we will continue with carl weinberg.k on the radio as well. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is whom serve -- "bloomberg surveillance." barclays says fraud charges had been dismissed on capital raising. the bank was accused of conspiring with officers and employees to commit fraud. the court throughout charge of unlawful assistance link to barclays $3 billion loan. the office is likely to get the charges reinstated. elliotthas backed management. the south korean conglomerate has a controversial a $.8 billion deal between two units. elliott said the arrangement would change minority investors. sony is turning away from the gadgets that made it famous. the company's new ceo will unveil a three-year plan tomorrow that embraces sony's growing reliance on income from gaming subscriptions and entertainment. in the last year, the company sold fewer televisions, cameras, and playstation consoles. wo open in north america with a gross of $125 million. less than expected, but the highest opening for the weekend ever for

joining us now is marianne schneider—petsinger, the us geoeconomics fellow at chatham house, a think london. first of all, your reaction to the because it is not particularly a surprise? it is not a surprise, donald trump on the election trail promised to do this and also given recent statements, this is not a surprise at all. what do you think the effects of this pulling out are going to be on the day itself? does it mean the deal is over or can it continue in another form? the deal isa continue in another form? the deal is a deal between iran and six other countries. just because the us is pulled out, it doesn't mean the deal is dead immediately but it could die by 1000 cuts. it means the european parties, the uk, germany and france will want to maintain the agreement, but they will not impose sanctions and they will be hit by the secondary sanctions of the united states. most likely european companies will face this choice of do they want to maintain business ties with iran or the united states? they will probably choose the united states and that means iran will have no benefits

. >> let's go to nbc meteorologist bonnie schneider for more on that extreme weather. bonnie, good morning. >> good morning, phillip. the rain has stopped, it will take a while for the water to subside because it is pooling in one area. incredible amounts of rain in ellicott city. now bracing for more rain in florida, alabama and mississippi. you heard the stage of emergency. subtropical storm alberto continues to be on the move. we are expecting land fall sometime today, possibly late morning, early afternoon. look at all the rain that is anticipated for the region. we'll see the worst of it in and around the big bend area and to the panhandle. that's where we could see up to 10 inches of rain on the higher amounts localized flooding certainly possible and all that rain will stretch across the southeast, creating for potential for flooding. with it being memorial day weekend, a lot of people would have headed to the beaches. we run the risk for high swells and dangerous rip currents along the entire peninsula of florida. so even on the east coast, not the best day to

schneider. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. schneider: i thank my colleague, mr. smith, and i rise today in support of my amendment, formally codify the boots to business program. i want to thank my friend from iowa, congressman blum, for his work on this amendment and on our bill, the veterans' entrepreneurship training act. as transitioning service members enter civilian life, they bring adaptability and experience to excel as entrepreneurs. however, they often lack business-specific skills or experience that can help bring their ideas to reality. the boots to business program seeks to fill these gaps and help prepare transitioning service members, their spouses and also veterans for the challenge of starting their own small business. participants take a two-day in-person course on business ownership, followed by an in depth eight-week online course that teaches them day to day skills they will need to run a successful small bills. such as the fundamentals of developing a business plan, or how to acquire financing. i am grateful my amendment is included in the n

jodi schneider is here to talk about these trade talks. it was not quite good for trade, was it?tly. sel meetings. coun the u.s. started blasting china for its protectionist measures. thea came back and said, u.s. is being protectionist and particularly with the threatens $150 billion in tariffs. the u.s. envoy comes back and says, it is in the realm of "alice in wonderland," where black is white and white is black. we are having a lot of harsh words. the spokesman for the wto meeting said it was some of the harshest language he had seen. it was extraordinary in its intensity, he said. clearly, they are trading a lot of barbs over these proposed tariffs. this is after the talks last week, which were supposed to ratchet down trade tensions. collegial setdly, up for the next round of trade talks. jodi: wilbur ross, the commerce while theis saying, talks continue, and the good news there is high-level dialogue, things are going slowly and there is a lot to be done. it is unclear whether they will getver -- be able to anywhere in terms of talks before the u.s. would impose these sanc

eastern schneider, thank you. you can see president trump's announcement live on bloomberg television tomorrow, very early if you're watching here in hong kong. 2:00 a.m. to be of if you are watching on the eastern coast of the u.s. -- viktor shvets. schneider, thank you. you can see presidentthere are . what are the risks and what is the noise? viktor: most of the things associated with donald trump is essentially noise. viktor, pleasure to have you on the program. as presidents. the fact people that of the accord, does that mean evil pullout. he could be back in just like nafta. to me, a lot of that is noise. what is real is the u.s. dollar and u.s. dollar appreciation. almost two months ago, every commentator believed the u.s. dollar into the long-term bear market fo trajectory. it started to appreciate considerably. we are seeing stresses starting to emerge whether it is argentina, turkey, indonesia. the question is what drives the u.s. dollar, how far is it going to go? how much stress there will be on liquid

jodi schneider is watching all of this. on what is going on in italy and what has propelled the two groups to be divided? jodi: the populace forces do not want to help mr. scissors. they are very angry over there lost bid for power and want to have elections as soon as possible before september. of course, this is going to throw some chaos and uncertainty into italy's future. anti-f the issues are the immigration versus pro- immigration forces, and also, euro skepticism. they're an anti- immigration versus anti- immigr, euro skeptic and the five-star movement is antiestablishment. together, these populous forces are saying, we do not want to see the status quo. we don't necessarily want to be part of the larger european union. element some anti-euro to this as well among them. that's really this widening divide is over those issues. and again, it looks like it will be somewhat chaotic in the short run as they try to form a new government. yvonne: italy already one of children of the european union,. how will that impact the

jodi schneider is with us now.ld this news affect negotiations because some are saying it is a pie in the sky. jodi: it is a big number, and we don't know the details of how they would get to that number, how that would be arranged. it is said to be through more american imports and other measures. rishaad: the calculus and i assume, software makes no difference? in thehe proof is pudding, devil in the details. but if there is a serious offer of $200 billion, that is significant. it is important not only a because of the reduction in the trade deficit but a significant find that china is serious about these talks and about avoiding escalating trade wars. the fact that they sent that premier, who was a member of the inner circle, to washington after the beijing talks did not go well is also an important find. china is serious. now the question is what does the u.s. have to give up in return, and can this be a deal that allows them to keep talking and avoid those terrorists? -- those tariffs? rishaad: chinese importi

deal johnson calls the historic, while mark schneider says it is a great day for coffee lovers. shares of air france are in freefall, down the most in 16 years. the government warning via airline -- warning the airline will disappear if labor sites continue. let's talk about this nestle-starbucks deal. tell us about the mechanics. what does nestle actually get for its money? >> it is almost easier to say what nestle does not get. they do not get physical assets, they do not get a stake in starbucks. what they do get is the right to distribute starbucks coffee around supermarkets and wholesale. massive global reach. they can push the starbucks product through these supermarkets and other outlets. it is an asset they did not really have. nestle is well known for nespresso pods and nescafe, but they did not have the beans. theiris a return from consumer back to roast coffee. the question is how to get back into the market -- do it with the existing brand, via an acquisition, or partner up? they have chosen the last option as a way to grow. they had taken arguably one of the biggest

>> it is the third biggest acquisition for nestle and the biggest for the new ceo, mark schneider, who been leading the company since january of last year. some analysts are saying it is an expensive bet, but on the other hand, it is starbucks. it is the name in coffee. >> activist investor elliott management has made an all-cash bid to acquire athena health for $160 per share, sending the stock to its highest level since january 2016. investors seem to like the deal, so what do analysts say athena health is doing wrong? >> pretty much everything. it is everything from you missed operationally, you have failed to issue accurate guidance. you have missed the forecasts you do set out. you cannot launch your products, too much executive turnover. it is a brutal letter in terms of assessment of the performance of the company, and is making the argument that pulling them out of the public market to get things under control would be a better option for them. >> let's finally get back to the buying of rival drug maker shire. the deal transforms it into a top 10 pharma giant. does this prove t

. >> on washington journal, former cnn political analyst will schneider talked about his new book on american politics, trump administration, and took questions. well, it is shaping up as a national crisis. the issues of guns and school shootings have become the number one issue to most americans right now. they want something done. that chose the evidence of becoming a crisis, exactly the way i described it. voters are telling elected officials and everyone who will listen, we have to do something about this. not necessarily gun control, that could be part of it, but they want something a

eric schneider the women resigned after four women came forward in a new yorker report claiming he assaulted the democrat has been a vocal supporter of the me too movement. donald trump's plan to roll back $15 billion in federal spending in the hands of congress. budget director mick mulvaney, to a rescission package. and wasteful government spending will not change the $1.3 trillion on the best bill passed in march. jerusalem thanking donald trump for recognizing it as the capital of israel. the city square near the us embassy will be named the united states square in honor of a president. donald trump and jared kushner will attend the embassy opening as part of a white house delegation. 11 minutes after the hour, donald trump nuked the iran nuclear deal. what happens next? our next guest says it is time for allies to decide, do business with america or with our enemy, iran. outraged community once the socialist democrat to step down for refusing to say the pledge of allegiance. the reason behind it will make your blood boil blues the new neighborhood watch, amazon's quest for world dominat