sebastien pins and his forest, with his own images and in his own words. [birds singing] [sebastien speaking french] announcer: coming up on a future episode of "21st century"... in china's guangdong province, recycling electronic waste, or e-waste, is a multi-million- dollar business. some 80% of the people who live in the city of gui earn a living by ripping apart old electronics, especially mobile phones and computers, and salvaging valuable components to sell on the lucrative e-waste black market. but the communication revolution brought about by these high-tech products also has a darker side. kaiser kuo: you know, we should really be mindful of nowadays people get rid of their old phones all the time. announcer: kaiser kuo is a director with baidu, china's largest internet search engine company. kaiser: sometim they enup in, uh, cities in coastal china, were dismantled in very, very unhealthy and unsafe ways, that would expose not only the people doing the disassembling to toxins, to dangerous chemicals, but also pollutes the air and the groundwater.

. >> that is right, hey, sebastien. >> reporter: hey, guys, incredible for the caps, highest in franchise wins looking for victory number 55 in colorado against an avalanche team that should be noted is fighting for a playoff spot on their very own, pretty much good for the caps after a tough loss in philly on website. a physical style of play, absolutely legals zatarof here, punishing hit by the capitals winger. zatarof had to have out of of the game after that. that gave the caps a needed boost. beagle picks off the pass, great effort from number 83, washington up 1-0, another four play. great half pass,çó half shot fo marcus johansson. alex ovechkin. and how about the wizards. the equipment manager putting morris' old suns jersey in his locker, of course got traded mid-season from phoenix to washington. quick quickly finishing, one wizard always comes to play, you can count on john wall, 12 points, 12 minutes in the first. suns up 46-40 late second quarter in that game. to the diamond we go. opening day just three days away. one big story line for the nets, can bryce harper and jonatha

sebastien! >>> it's wednesday, april 27th. coming up on "early today," a clean sweep for the donald while hillary's wins spells the beginning of the end for bernie sanders. they set their sights on one another. >>> tornado. 24 americans are in the path of large hail, high wind and more severe weather today. >>> meet the boss who just made hid 2,000 very wealthy and any who will inherit his music and beyond and new study on how dogs really feel about hugs and start getting excited for the coming summer olympic games. we are 100 days away from rio. "early today" starts right now. i'm betty nguyen. the donald goes 5 for 5 while hillary clinton hits 4 out of 5. trump swept last night's contests by huge margins and got a whopping 46 64 of the vote in rhode island. he edges closer to securing the nomination. >> i consider myself presumptive nominee, absolutely. look. senator cruz and governor kasich should really get out of the race. they have no path to the nomination. as far as i'm concerned, it's over. these two guys cannot win.

. >>> he got drunk stole an ambulance and slammed into 10 cars killing one man today sebastien isaacson was sentenced to 16 years behind bars of that 2014 crash on green belt road in prince george's county. >>> in the district a 24-year- old ma dui after hitting and killing a man in northwest. , driving out of thomas circle headed down the access road when she hit a man on the 1,300th block of massachusetts avenue. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> five men arrested after linked to last month's bombing in belgium they believe one of the man is the so-called man in the hat we've seen on airport surveillance video at the brussels airport. >>> that suspect was the last identified suspect at large from the paris attacks. investigators are trying to figure out if he is the same man in the video. >> belgium police made 5 arrests friday ultimately nabbing the only remaining fugitive from the paris terror attacks. 31-year-old muhammad. >> muhammad was arrested. >> last seen in november at a gas station suspects salah abdeslam just two days before the terrorist attack. authorities

sebastien isaacson pled guilty to several charges for the december 24 20 14 incident. police say he car jacked an ambulance that had stopped to help him after he was involved in an accident on the beltway. his blood alcohol level was 0.19 at the time of the incident. the stat wants him to serve more than 20 years behind bars. >>> two women now face murder and assault charges for killing a man in frederick, maryland. police arrested 22-year-old alexis lucas and 29-year-old tiara lucas for stabbing a man on machine. the three got into a fight at the old town tavern on market street. the victim died at the hospital. >>> you might remember this the gallery place metro station in january. we've learned the six teens accused in that beating will not face charges. prosecutors dropped the aggravated assault charges against the wilson high school students. police say one of the teens sucker punched a rider and when will the rider fought back, the others attacked. d.c.'s attorney general and metro are not commenting on the decision. >>> 4:49. the woman whose suv landed in a cree

vonnie: our thanks to sebastien galy. roussef julian emanuel is stated with us.t bull market ever. coming up we'll speak with mark in new york00 and 12:00 p.m. in london. stick with us on bloomberg "surveillance." ♪ >> i'm francine lacqua in london. let's get to the bloomberg business flash. nejra: a big boost for a canadian airplane maker. delta airlines has agreed to buy 75 jets. the first major u.k. -, delta is the first major u.s. carry to buy the planes. the deal would be valued at $5.6 billion. bombardier's ceo will join the european close at 11:00 a.m. in new york and 4:00 p.m. in london. airbus, first quarter profits fell 23% but it still beat estimates. a engine glitch -- plus shortage of kevin cramer and slow down production. --- a shortage of cabin equipment slowed down production. preparing toank is sell its operations in lebanon and has gotten interest from local banks. ceo was to shut down money-losing businesses and cut 25,000 jobs. and that's the bloomberg business flash. francine: let's stick with banks. deutsche bank posting a surprise profit in

sebastien a pregnant woman was in the car but survived. she had a healthy baby. >> i looked over.t know he was gone. seeing him lay over the steering wheel. i've never seen is anybody like that, you know. >> shirley lincoln survived the crash that took the life of a close friend. 77-year-old al hargrave. she was pregnant at the time and feared losing her baby. >> i didn't know if i was having a girl or boy. all i wanted was a little girl. after two boys. and she's the best thing. >> little alana was born 10 months ago, beautiful and healthy, named in part after al. they were hit by an ambulance carjacked by this man, sebastia son. he was sentenced to serve 16 years of a 40-year sentence. >> do you think he deserved the full 40? >> definitely. he would have deserved that plus more. but i guess he got away with it >> lincoln spent six weeks in the hospital with a broken hip and pelvis and concussion. and a sound of an plans causes panic attacks. >> ambulances, terrified. they scare me completely. i cannot drive and have one come in behind me. it's terrible. >> but she is staying str

. >>> sebastien isaacson pled guilty to several charges for a december 2014 carjacking of an ambulancehad stopped to help him. his blood alcohol level was 0.19 at the time of the incident. the state wants him to serve more than 20 years in jail. >>> today there will no classes at villanova university. there will be a party instead. a victory parade for the men's basketball team. they won the ncaa tournament this afternoon. and i'm betting that there won't be a lot of folks at work or anywhere else. >> when will they get an education? >> they will get it in. >> what a great sunrise outside early this morning. yes, indeed, check it out, every. you won't get to see it for long. we have quite the cloud deck overhead, on enjoy it while you can. the sun will disappear about the next 10, 15 minutes. what to expect on your friday, cold air moving back in. windchills are in the 30s this morning. clouds this morning and risk of a sprinkle, but dry, breezy and plenty of sunshine this afternoon. doesn't feel like april anymore and there is no warm air anywhere in sight for the weekend. how the wea

sebastien isaac democratson ple guilty to several charges for the december 2014 incident. police say he car jacked the ambulance that had stopped to help him after he was involved in an accident on the beltway. his blood alcohol level was 0.19 at the time. the state wants him to serve more than 20 years behind bars. >>> former house speaker dennis hastert tried to pay millions to keep someone quiet about his past. and today we could learn more about why. prosecutors will submit paper are work in a some believe has new information about this part of the case. prosecutors say the misconduct is connected to some kind of sexual abuse. the former republican gr to breaking banking laws. >>> catholic church could be forever changed today. the vatican is planning to release pope francis' writings on divorce and whether divorce catholics who remarry outside of the church can receive commune i don't know. the pope has given a lot of pope to progressives who want him to develop a more inclusive and less polarized church. conservatives worry pope francis is diluting catholic teachings

they have come along now because of advances in natural language understanding, artificial sebastien>> you'll say what is the news today? weather apps, what is the weather? they will be used possibly to set your calendar. very useful applications. you're setting a meeting on tuesday my boss talk to your boss and figure it out. >> ho you does that what alexa does? >> they take the words you say and understand the meaning of it and kind of hard for computers to pull meaning out of the words that are strung together. alexa has gotten and siri gotten good at that and so will chat box. >> these are written out? >> yes. >> you did this? >> i did. >> your conversations were? >> unsatisfactory. my conversations were -- i mean, this is very early in the chat box era. you can see my conversations on the screen about the weather. what is the weather? it took the chatbot a while to figure out. they touch the app and get the weather. >> did they respond instantly? is it instant or do you have to wait a second? >> some them responded instantly and orngs a lthers a lag or a d. if they say this, the

. >> you've worked very hard on this story along with nimir and sebastien on getting this video and reportingd curious, are the parents, the families, the friends of these girls, what are they saying that it took you to show them this video when this video has been around for a while? are they angry at the lack of information from their own government? >> reporter: absolutely. they're very angry. they feel abandoned. some of the parents we spoke to were very angry at both the federal and the state government, and, you know, they just feel abandoned. many of these parents are living in very desperate conditions. you know, i did speak to the governor of borno state and he assures us that he's doing everything he can to provide support to the parents. you know, he did go along on thursday to the two-year anniversary commemoration services. there, you know, he spoke to some parents. and he was visible on the ground in light -- in the wake of our video. but, you know, the parents want more to be done. some of them are quite astonished, really, that it took cnn to show them the video that clearly h

is currencyow strategist sebastien galy.ade in the markets. does the trade get stronger? probably. the yen remains a relatively cheap currency. in terms of policy, they could go more negative on the interest rates. they may lose some credibility doing that. it will be a tough loss, but mostly, they could get lucky as the u.s. is proving to be better. what we are seeing now is short covering. this is just a partial correction, not too much to be concerned. it is hard to reconcile what is happening with the currency and the rates market. i have heard so many different reasons for why the japanese yen has gotten stronger over the last couple of weeks. one of them is looking at the differential with the u.s.. how do you look at that? the domestic market in japan is looking at the actions of the central bank and is beginning to lose confidence. everything the central bank wanted to have happen is not happening. as the equity market goes down, the banks go down within the equity markets, currencies get stronger, so the japanese ar