the injuries up to this point, i've seen bruises, lacerations, i've seen cuts. one of the passengers i spoke with didn't want to describe what he saw on board the train that derailed. this is wheatsheaf lane, multiple injuries, 50 is what we're hearing. this is what i heard thus far. the bucks county congressman is -- let's go back live right now. what we're awaiting for is philadelphia mayor michael nutter to arrive on scene. this is a hectic scene over here. also philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey. he's right there in the middle wearing white. we're waiting for him to address the media up to this point because right now they have cordoned off this entire area. it's about a four-block radius that they have shut down. there's plenty of people out here as well. that's what we're seeing. that's what we're hearing. beyond this point, that's where the train derailed. excuse me. throat's dry right now just from all the excitement out here. there are still victims coming forward right now. there are two septa buses that just took people away. that's what

never seen anything like this in my life. most personnel will say that as well. >> we're joined live from philadelphia with the latest on the amtrak train derailment in about ten minutes time. >> let's take a look at futures. stocks ending lower in yesterday's trade. similar to what we saw on monday. today perhaps markets will come back. this is just the implied open. we'll see what happens at 9:30 a.m. when wall street opens for trade. bonds really stealing the spotlight. that has been triggering a lot of market turmoil given the volatility in the bond market. yields inching to a six month high when looking at the ten year treasury note but it's come off the high of the day. 2.24%. that's the ten year treasury yield. this was seen as a leading indicator for the u.s. bond market. also higher at 0.65% and the ten year u.k.gild at 1.79%. in response to what we're seeing in the bond market stocks are higher today. we saw a big sell off in yesterday's trade. we'll get you a look at european equity is. ftse 100 below 7,000. the xe

he said he's never seen a scene like that. obviously he's iraq war veteran so i'm sure he means non-war relateed scene like that. but, upping, he talk about -- i asked him exactly what did you do at first? he said i just kind of looked around to see if there was somebody i can help, gathered myself quick toll make sure i was okay. he counseled all this body parts i think he said. >> oh yeah. >> make sure he was fully in tack there. he did call his family and let them know he was okay. you saw him tweeting out photos. i think he was actually texting back and forthwith bruce gordon at some point tonight giving him information on what was going on on board the train. when he was here with me a few minutes ago, he was actually on his way to be debriefed i think by fbi agents who are in the emergency command post down at sedgley and frankford. i'm sure they're interviewing everybody on board. >> they are. >> report roar checking,. >> i've got to interrupt you for just a second and i apologize for minute but i'm told i need to get t

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we've not seen him for quite a while. we assume he's getting briefed he will brief us with whatever he can tell us. we've been saying here it's very early and we have questions. as we've seen here it's calmed down to a great degree. more police vehicles more fire department vehicles but points you can see -- >> i've got to interrupt you i apologize we have commissioner ramsey going to talk to us. here comes commissioner ramsey right now. commissioner ramsey. chief joe sullivan. here at wheatsheaf and frankfurt. here comes the mayor. here is the mayor, police commissioner and other personnel. we're going to take them live right here. you can see city personnel, chief joe sullivan. and homeland security here. along with deputy commissioner richard ross. just quickly getting information together before they talk to us. and we expect to get the first briefings. this occurred about two hours ago here amtrak train with 248 passengers on board and five crew members from what we understand. there are reports of serious injuries o

of course we've seen seen that significant rise in bond yields particularly in europe over the last few weeks, but that rise in yields has just pawds for breath over the last couple of trading sessions, including today. the ten-year in germany, .62%. similar kind of moves we've seen in the u.s. we're looking at 2.17%. it had been a little bit bit more elevated than that. part of that reason of course as well was that we had weaker data out of the u.s. the back end on the retail and consumer side. let's look at come identities because the oil prices managed to rally a little bit further over the last week or so really because the u.s. dollar had been weaker. in fact the u.s. dollar has bounced back a bit today but nonetheless the oil price has managed to rally, this because of geopolitical concerns ongoing fight between isis rebels and iraq. as we look today, we've got wti up .4. brent .4%. the u.s. dollar which has been weakening over the last month or so managing to bounce back a little bit today, particularly in the currency pair where we've seen the most aggressive action. it's given

you seen what i seen. he's seen what i've seen. she's seen what i've seen. everybody seen what i seen. >> leland -- >> you remember what happened in ferguson right? >> look up there, look up there. police cameras. police camera. police camera. police camera, police camera. everywhere. and the police camera seen them drag that man into the van healthcheck was okay. he came out of the van -- >> leland, nobody knows what happened and everybody thought "hands up don't shoot" was the mantra in ferguson. >> i can't cuss. i'm sorry. they not trying to show what's they did. >> okay. do you remember what happened in ferguson, right? you remember what happened there? and you think they killed somebody for nothing in ferguson. what do you think -- the police are asking us to get out of the street. we appreciate. all right. there we go. we're trying to help the police out. they have been doing incredible work under tough circumstances. >> they ain't lock nobody up. >> you remember what happened in ferguson right? >> yeah. >> and you remember the whole idea of "hands up

we have seen how sand storms have slowed down.terday, to the north of the anbar province by the oil refinery to see how iraqi special forces are facing off with isis. one group described how during the sand storm of two days ago, isis used that cover to get within 20 meters of the place they were defending. the sand storm dropped and a firefight began there. slow moving and particularly in the oil refinery to push isis. they leave behind a burning oil refinery if they were forced to retreat retreat. they have to move slowly and they are willing to fight. they wanted to wield their fire power around us. they say they have the ammunition they need and people they need but it is slow going. that is replicated. it will be tough dislodging a group like isis who are willing to die, but that is the task ahead of the iraqi security forces with washington providing at times unhelpful 24 hour comment as how this is going. >> nick thank you. >>> 41 minutes past the hour. time for an early start on your money. asian stocks are lower. look at

dominic: we already have seen that.f you look at some of the politicians remarks, they say, hang on a moment, we don't want more week yen trends. there is not much need to really push u.s. dollar-yen higher. maybe 128 -- 130. things are floating right now. if you look at at the boj's inflation target, initially coming out at 2%. then saying this is a long-term trend. there is not a line of the same. it depends on the trading partners and where they are trading. lyrically, there is not much support for material weakness but long -- yonder 124. rishaad: suddenly, it has a big fall and then it goes into range again. is it morettern and about dollar strength than yen weakness? dominic: if you look at the yen trading versus the euro are the , it is clearly going sideways since may. some of the pattern that you have seen in terms of the yen weakness is because the monetary and focused on the easing side which was a key factor. the monetary policy decision at the end of the day. rishaad: will we get further stimulus in japan a

the darkest day this cop has seen.ore, the officer agrees with the protesters. >> what do you think about their claims is right? >> well, the baltimore city has had a certain mentality, stat-driven. they want arrests. he don't care too much about moving violations. they want arrests. the command staff believe that arresting people is the way of deterring crime. >> reporter: as an extraordinary condition, the police commissioner wants to rebut the allegations this officer makes on live television. here's a little bit of what he had to say to anderson cooper. >> i think the officers realize they're going through a transition. a significant change has to take place in the police department. >> reporter: this officer who is now looking for other jobs, says things are now so bad, only one thing will change everything. >> we do not believe in commissioner batts or his command staff. we want them to go. >> reporter: miguel marquez, cnn, baltimore, rhode island. >>> colombia's rebels have suspended a cease-fire after troops ki

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i've seen one taken in on a stretcher. right now it's unclear which patients -- there are six in critical condition. it's unclear right now which hospital those six are at. but officials do confirm six people in critical condition, about 50 overall. of course, unfortunately, five people dead in this train derailment which is only about ten-minute drive from this hospital here. so this is one of those main hospitals they started to rush people toward immediately after the derailment. jim and jacqueline? >> all right, randy gyllenhaal in port richmond. thank you for that update. we know that former pennsylvania congressman patrick murphy was on board this derailed train and he tweeted a photo shortly after the derailment, itself, showing what it looked like inside. well, here's what he said about the derailment just a little while ago on msnbc. >> i was sitting on the bench then when it crashed, obviously it wobbled at first, then it went off the tracks and then we went off to the side and it -- it buckled meaning our car we

haven't you seen "terminator"? >> and now, his twin brother is nearing the end of his 15 years at limon. >> that's what you get for being wild. you miss out on everything that's precious to you if you're wild like me. >> another young inmate is on the wild streak of his own. and his behavior could cost him more than just time in the hole. >> daddy. daddy is stuck. he's stuck in the mirror. i can't get out my daddy. >> many of colorado's most violent convicts are sent to the limon correctional facility, a level four penitentiary on the eastern plains of the state. but when they get into trouble here, they go to administrative segregation, a lockdown unit where they spend 23 hours a day in their cells. >> segregation is basically the jail within the prison. and that's where some of the more colorful, disruptive types are housed. >> one of those inmates is jonathan hall. serving 40 years for murder. >> take that camera somewhere else. >> our crew first encountered hall while interviewing another inmate a few doors dow

if you have been riding muni lately you might have seen this up inside the buses and we developed a muni ad and this will be running through 500 muni buses through the month of may and june to coincide with small business week. this includes representatives from other cities and the city of los angeles an organization called the national league of cities and even the white house which we're very proud of and hopefully to inspire others to take a similar approach to government services, we created a retrospective and wanted to make sure we shared our lessons learned and this can be downloaded on the portal through that url and what what were the lessons learned? one of the most important is to get your leadership on board not only do we have the support of mayor lee i know the commission over the years has advocated tirelessly on behalf of building this portal and now we're seeing the the fruition of all of your work. we talked quite often and we were honest and respectful of each other we didn't always agree but the head the head butting resulted in better results and you want to be sure

i've seen all ages, i've seen children practically knee high 3 feet high. they're not just high school students out demonstrating in a positive way. as the curfew has been lifted. it's a positive scene here. you can hear the drumming. they've been marching. they've been chanting. "we've got no problems we come in peace." there have been smaller demonstrations going on around this city hall area earlier in the day, but this is the biggest we've seen. you can just see it dancing in unison in coordination, all kinds of costumes out here. it's a lot of positivity now after, you know several days of the day of unrest of course on monday, then several uneasy days. now this view curfew is lifted. people are out celebrating, and we'll just let you watch for a moment. ♪ i think you can make that out. they're singing a song "what is love, baby can'te bey don't hurt me don't hurt me no more." we haven't seen anything like this yet. >> right. we certainly haven't, athena jones. thank you so much. appreciate it. we're hearing this is about seven different bands from hig

how much the government will pay in damages remains to be seen. if a judge grants class action status elmo barnes and others who live in st. bernard's parish and the lower ninth ward can sue for reparation. >> i don't see getting restitution, but i'd like to see these mistakes not happening again. >> 39 tornados have been reported across three states tonight. meteorologist kevin corriveau has been tracking an active storm front. it's been a rough week. >> it has. today is the worst we have seen we are looking at a tornado that was across parts of oklahoma. we had seen 39 tornados. that number will go up through the rest of the night. we have tornado watches and warnings in effect from nebraska all the way back to texas. take a look at the tornados we have seen today. a lot of damage in parts of the area. i want to show you damage that has come out towards oklahoma. we have seen over buildings in homes - do you have the video of tornado damage 50 homes and rain across the region. there's injuries associated with the tornado. and the overnight hours

this is a chart of recent multiples we have seen on other chip deals.t 24 times --n what have we seen from the other recent deals? about 13.5. this premium that is being paid is a lot higher than we have seen for other deals in the industry. they're willing to pay up to get synergy, cost cutting. that's why we are seeing this premium. is it justified? i will leave that to the experts. stephanie: happy birthday to your son, julie hyman. turning six. how about the top stories crossing the terminal at this hour? the battle in the wearable device space. ,awbone is suing fitbit accusing the company of stealing its employees and trade secrets. hired aways fitbit five of its employees coming to using those workers of taking secrets with them. -- accusing those workers of taking secrets with them. the lawsuit comes just as fitbit plans to go public. , analystsw york city pushing back against the regulators. a proposal would require car services that can be booked via smart phone to comply with many rules that govern yellow cabs. the changes would address fares,

he had seen the parade of celebrities, who sat down over the years with the big save. the top ten and to do that pet trick segment and become must- see tv. he's been called the mark twain of our generation. but dave letterman allowed a side of him to be revealed, that few people outside of his immediate circle have seen. >> and i guess that you are always an alcoholic. >> when did it start? >> i started drinking when i was 11. >> really? >> yeah, it is that old thing where my dad used to like scotch and soda and that they would try one and i try one. and that this is fantastic. i just kept drinking. i drank right through until i was 34 and that i had the short nbc and i said to myself you're a fool, a dumb fool that you cannot do this. and that you know they just don't give these shows to everybody that you would have one and that you drink yourself in to trouble that you're done, pal. >> and he said he was going to die if he kept drinking. tonight at 11:00 we'll have more as he would reflect on their heart surgery and the birth of their son as they would talk about br

if you've seen or video from sky fox, have you seen it at all?yes. >> then you've seen, you know, what we've all been looking at which looks like a whole bunch of twisted metal and wreckage. now we don't know whether some of it is the train whether it's something the train ran into. but when you see that, knowing your background and what you do to try and figure out what happened what does that scene tell you? >> one of the critical things they're going to be doing first is determining if there's any overhead lines out. the trains are powered by an overhead wire that carries 12,000 volts ac. if any of that is down, it may be wrapped around portions of the wreckage. it will be very important to get that de-energized first thing. so railroad forces are going to identifying where the power is fed from that feeds that area and they're going to be cut the power in order to facilitate the rescue operation. after that, i would expect that rescue of the people inside is probably going to take most of the rest of the night. so i doubt that you'll have any

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this is seen as a set back. you have to remember that iraq and iraqi government forces have been working on their own for a short time. the u.s. expected there would be time of days where you'd see setbacks at the same time you'd see overall in the greater picture things are advancing. if you look at the statements coming out of the department of defense, they point to the fact that from the outset that this is going to be what it calls a long-term project, that is what we are seeing. at the same time the coalition is saying that the fact that there has been overall improvement made, according to the statement that we read from the department of defense that the front line is i.s.i.l. in its words, have been pushed about 25%. >> thank you kimberley halkett. let's say and talk to niklas piachaus. thank you for talking to us. the latest shows that i.s.i.l. is capable of attack and seizing territory. does the u.s. condition, the u.s.-led coalition continue with the air strikes or does something need to change in st

what we've seen in the u.k. market is the marathon running has been well-known and people start to branch out. they look to find those water cooler moments. they try to do different things. the american companies come over from the u.s. with their concepts use social media so well. >> it's quite a competitive space. you've got tough mudder spartan race how do you make money in that area and remain competitive? what kind of scale do you have to get to to come out profitably? >> i want to say you want to look at 2,000 people in the event. that's probably the magic number. there's costs behind it. get that customer and return customer and word of mouth. without that you've got to get that. priceless. >> in terms of mass sporting events, does it get evens crazier from here. that's the trend we've seen the last couple of years, with people dressing like zombyes or do we go back to racing from a to b? >> i think marathon growth we had in the north of england, we're seeing black pool york manchester, all selling out. t

again, this is the biggest uprising we've seen today. many of the protests before and after that announcement mostly peaceful. two protests scheduled later this weekend are two of the larger ones expected. tomorrow a group is expected to converge at city hall at 2 p.m. organized by black lawyers for justice, many people expecting another peaceful large gathering here tomorrow afternoon at city hall. >> peaceful but not everyone celebrating. >>> we want to go to our mola lenghi and the intersection of pennsylvania and north avenues where police are moving in and making those arrests. >> reporter: that's right. it's a much calmer scene here than at city hall and really throughout the day today, very lively scene here today, 10 p.m., curfew came and went. scores of protesters remained in the middle of the street at the intersection defying police orders for them to go home and for them to scatter and disperse. police and these national guard troops over here on the street corner were able to finally get these folks dispersed in the last 30

but again we have seen a sustained move to the upside in oil prices. oil now up about 15% year to date but there's a lot of bears out there that caution that the rally is short lived. >> really interesting the wording of the goldman sachs bearish note because oil can't win either way at the moment. they say we view this rally as derailing the necessary rebalancing and weak oil prices can lead to big supply and demand changes and as it's rahal lid over the next couple of months that makes the process much harder. >> one of the key levels people are watching is when the u.s. swing producer comes in. that was always saudi arabia but it's now the shale producer in the u.s. they will have an automatic trigger and they'll start producing that. so that seems to be the new ceiling for oil markets. >> i love to bring this back to the economy though because it has been lower oil prices that kept inflation well below the central bank target of 2% in the u.k. as well as the u.s. but given the rapid rise we have been seeing in oil prices when does this effect wear

i have seen war. i have seen war on land and sea. i have seen blood running from the wounded.een the agony of mothers and wives. i hate war. [ applause ] >> he founded the nation's facing war, and voters took the third term issue squarely to the polls. could the magic power of fdr shatter alls? the voice of the president was heard. >> the results are now conclusive. roosevelt wins. >> the nation was jub lent. he did it again and at hyde park square, roosevelt and his family received well wishes of their neighbors. again, the president addressed the nation and those of diplomats, and nations south of the border, fdr asked for broader powers than ever before given to any american president. >> the first and fundamental fact is that what started as a european war has developed as the nazis always intended it should develop in the way war for world domination. therefore, with profound consciousness of my responsibilities to my countrymen and to my country's cause, i have tonight issued a proclamation that an unlimited nationally emergency exists and requires the strengthening of o

so right now, not including what we have seen today, we have seen about 11. up until now, we have seen about 117 tornado in the last five days, let's take a closer look. that's what we are looking at in texas. you can see, that is one there in parts of northern texas. those are continuing to move towards parts of oklahoma and we had the tornado warnings in effect. it's also the flooding going on. we had historical flooding in this region, in this region you can see what is going on in some areas alone, we had seen over 5 inches of rain in southern oklahoma and northern texas, and the whole region is about eight inches above average for this time of year. so, of course, you have a lot of damage you have the flooding they have to deal with in the area. the ground is saturated, and now the threat is to the north, where in south dakota we are looking at tornados there. if you look to the west. it is the snow. i'll get to that a little more in the forecast. as you can see, it was south dakota here. i'll get into where we saw it in wyoming, and colorado. from torna

we have seen the veterans display these -- we have seen the pride they had taken and their medals andf us thought perhaps what a fine thing it must've been to be tested in a great cause and to have prevailed. but as this memorial reminds us behind each metal and ribbon there is a story of heroism, but also profound sadness. for world war ii reflected not only the height of human spirit, but also the depths. so today we are here to honor those veterans from that generation with us here today. we remember the more than 180,000 american troops they gave their last full measure in the campaign to liberate europe. we pay tribute to the heavy sacrifices made by our allies, including russia, which lost more than 20 million of its own people during its long battle with the nazis on the eastern front. as we reflecting give thanks, we can never forget we are the recipients of a precious gift from those heroes whose consciences could not accept the theft of liberty or the reality of aggression and genocide. for if we are to be true to these heroes today we must never forget why world war ii was

if you think of the last ten years, for example, we've seen $20 oil, we've seen $120 oil.robably more than that. and we take a conservative approach. about half of our loans are in the exploration and production business. ultimately that business has to be priced at the incremental cost at producing the next barrel of oil over time. and producing this product is getting more expensive and more challenging as time goes on. so this will work its way out. it's actually been a net benefit for consumers. just think of the -- not only the cost of putting in your pump the economic savings, the emotional savings. people talk about that. >> you would think. >> i think you'll start to see it in retail sales. >> 6,200 branches in a digital world. how do things change with mobile money? >> i think the size of the branch is changing. the technology in the branch we do image capture. there's virtually no paper in our branches anymore. people say why even have them? the answer is most people open up their first account two miles from where they grew up. we have a branch within two miles

our video from sky fox, have you seen it at all? >> yes. >> you've seen what we've all been looking at which looks like a bunch of twisted metal and wreckage. we don't know whether some of that is the train, whether it's something the train ran into but when you see that knowing your background and what you do to try to figure out what happened what does that seen tell you? >> one of the critical one critical thing they're going to do is determine whether is overhead wires there. if any of that is down it may be wrapped around the wreckage. it's going to be important to get that deenergized first thing. they're going to be cutting power in order to facilitate the rescue. i expect a rescue of the people inside is going to take most of the night. so i doubt that you're going to have any substantive investigation begin until daylight. >> so robert how would you go about trying to reconstruct this? what would you go through and walk us through that? >> something like this you know knowing what they know now, it's pretty much all areas y

these men have seen and women have seen so much in their careers saying they have never seen anything so devastating just complete and utter destruction. so we've gone from flashlights it looks like to overheadlights now. that is a whole lot of lights shining down on the scene there. and secondary search is going on now. walk us through what they're doing. >> well what they do now is check all areas of the train to make sure they've accounted for as many people as they can. again they have to get official manifest. so they can be sure who was still on the train when it came through this area. again was not venturing to say what the numbers were at this point to put numbers together he said he couldn't do that until they had a head count. they had the manifest. their count is five fatalities. six critically injured. 53 people transported to area hospitals. total number of passengers believed to be 238 with five crew members on board. but this effort the lighting being brought here i'm sure to allow them to go car by car again, search all sides of the track. make sure no one is unaccoun

we have seen view from the chopper, and we have seen the video, and i just to the video from some, couple of guys, who were, who rushed out of here to help fire fighters, they were only just a few feet away from that train and jim, those overturn cars, their video is incredible. we sent that back and we will get it on as soon as possible. because as you just heard, mayor nutter mention this scene, to my left here that is behind all of these homes here in frankford i can tell you, that that scene is just catastrophic and it is incredible. the mayor was trying to give us, just some of the images coming out of there and trying to describe it but it is hard to describe, unless you can see that video for yourself but, obviously with it being night fall it is hard for us to see the the images coming from that scene, but they are on the scene. setting up a number of command posts, right there, at wheatshe have lane, call can see american red cross is on that scene right now. they are trying to feed some of the first responders out here, and some of those searchers who are still out here to make

when you've seen one va you've only seen one va. in this regard we have seen no recent operational structural changes in the va. implemented in local facilities perhaps because the facility leaders have not understood that the changes are mandatory. >> doctor you'll have to make -- clean up your time here. >> i'm one sentence left. >> okay. good. >> hearings like this are important and helpful and the va appreciates the opportunity to be here today. we want to help fix the medical care problem. the unfortunate truth, however, it's far easier to throw money at the situation than it is to fix it. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you doctor. mr. morris? you have five minutes to come across with your testimony. >> ranking mean north bradley and distinguished members of the subcommittee, we thank you for examining the issue of overcoming barriers to more efficient and effective va staffing. veterans should never be short-changed in their medical care. what many do not know is that physician politics along with existing discriminatory an

i think it will be a slower trickle that we have seen in the past. get your thoughts on a couple of these. we see the list of public companies, the idea fitbit -- there we are. univision -- which one of these stands out? of theunivision is one key companies that most people who are watching the ipo market are focused on univision is one of a slew of these private equity backed companies bought during the buyout boom that will come out. this will be bigger in size than a lot of the tech ones. it could be $1 billion. that joins other companies such as first data and sunguard that are all speculated to be doing ipos this year. the biggest ipos we are expecting for this year. there's no alibaba, but maybe these sponsor backed deals could fill the void. pimm: my thanks to bloomberg's leslie picker and kayla of triton. americans hitting the road for memorial day weekend. we are about to get more bang for their buck. ♪ pimm: welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." some of theok at top stories across the terminal right now. the u.s. senate may have a fin

i think what we've seen is calm. some would say it's calm because they're here. others say it's not necessary. things are going well. it's unnecessary. this curfew is a major point of contention. >> with a ripple effect. i went to dinner last night. i was the only person in a restaurant that otherwise would have been bustling and then it hit me the ripple effect on business necessary this community has been enormous. >> yeah. we opened a casino in the fall. 24-hour casino. it closed for first time once this curfew started. there's a very popular bar in fells point neighborhood who said their business is down 95%. >> what a shame. >> throughout the city people are very upset about the curfew and questioning whether it's necessary. >> justin, thank you so much. great job on the reporting and great job by the "sun." let me bring in cnn legal analyst mark o'mara. mark how would you defend these cops if you were asked to do so? >> well, with the premise that it's like planning a surgery when you don't have the blood test or the x-rays. one thing we're going to look at

i have never seen anything like this in my life. this was a four-alarm fire department response and they are calling this a level three mass casualty incident. the fire department is in command on scene in terms of the total number of people when it derailed, the number that we've got now seems to be a firm number. 243 people total on board. that includes five members -- 238 passengers 5 crew members. again, very serious news tonight is that five people at least have been killed. now, in terms of the mangled wreckage that you see there, what that means for the survive survivability of the crash, they used special operations firefighters who took hydraulic tools into some of these cars and cut the train apart in order to try to get to passengers. they rescued a number of passengers that way. they had to physically cut into the cars in order to get people out of them. even while they were proclaiming that they were able to save people that way, though neither the fire department nor the mayor nor anybody else who just spoke is able to

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order (calling names). >> good afternoon parking space and commissioners i'm corin one side we've seen a lot of this project i think what you're seeing today is to a great stent the results of a significant amount of community involvement and participation you're seeing it all at one time we've been hammering the worries for 6 months or more and i know they're a lot of improvements to the project as a result of the role be intensity community involvement i don't think anyone has issues around the design that is in general well supported by the community the remaining issues are again dual event because it will wish such a mess when we have giants games and we have hoping not to make it worse if possible to make it better than it is now and the second big issue is the commitment have to actually pay for mediations in money is gimmick to the general fund there is no guarantee that will come back out and go to projects we very much want to see a dedicated committed funding source for the mediations that we think are going to be necessary to make our neighborhood survive this so i don't ho

rishaad: what about the discounters we have seen?ounts in hong kong and mainland china for some of these brands. has that hit that were a of the exclusivity of them? interestinga very point on that. you would think that if you reduced prices, you would make them more accessible. that is the first thing you would think. let's look at the context in terms of what the price drops have been. bands -- brands like typically been doing, what was happening was a lot of were traveling. creating a scenario where they are selling it. what this is going to do is brand anat and give opportunity to create engagement at the store. give them the option to come to the store which is very important for luxuries. the value of the top 10 luxury goods, have you calculate brand of value? what is a determinant? typically what we look at are the financial earnings. the portionrnings. of corporate earnings that can be assigned to a particular brand. rishaad: apple is the top of the tree globally? >> that is the first step in terms of assigning a portion of t

the civil war is still not quite seen that the civil war is not quite seen that way. black leadership was pivotal in bringing about emancipation in the midst of the war. the civil war is a great and pivotal story of african-american history. it can't quite get the same traction as the more recent civil rights movement gets because that is a much more recent memory. host: our c-span cameras have been covering a number of events . we did not cover that event last night. it is perhaps something you will be able to look for on the appomattox website. they may have some photos if not video of last night's program. live coverage on american history tv, as we see soldiers beginning to walk by on the richmond-lynchburg road. what was the long-term physical and mental and societal a fact of the injuries, mental and physical, by soldiers? what was the impact will be on the civil war? david: the impact on soldiers was absolutely profound and on a scale of almost no other war we experienced. there were hundreds of thousands of civil war veterans on both sides. thousands came out

that's been seen as a resistance level for wti crude. flat on the day you have to take note of what's happening with gold. it's up about 3% year to date but you would think it elevated volatility in the equity markets and bond markets would send investors into safe haven assets like gold. that's considered a bullish signal for those that watch technicals on gold. let's talk about asia. it's a volatile session in china with shares seesawing between gains and losses. the hang seng has been rallying lead by a spike in property stocks but they're still looking for explanation as to why the property stocks were out performing. speculation of a tie up with hong kong and the shenzhen boosting equities but no plans to announce a deal on friday. >> let's explain why we saw that late session up 2% at the close and you're quite right a lot of it had to do with the property stocks and broadly over speculation. speculation in the market among investors that we could see a connect sooner rather than later. it could be earlier than that. early septembe

europe as you have seen in the recent forecast of the european commission and we have seen actually anprovement in the production production. the mood is improving. oil price remaining overall low. low interest rate. so it's a good period of time to invest and overall the environment should remain more positive than it was two or three years ago. >> but you don't think the increasing price of oil could be a head wind for the economic recovery in europe. >> no i don't think so at this level and the price has improved a little bit but still there's an excess of offer versus demand. >> switching focus to iran republican senate leader mitch mcconnell moved to end the debate over the agreement. if the vote to end debate is successful final passage of the bill could follow immediately or drag into next week bob corker told andrea mitchell he believes the bill is important in limited iran's nuclear capabilities. >> there's a lot at stake here and that's why the bill on the floor is so important that the senate and the house have the ability to see this is transparent that iran will be account

we have seen a little bit of weakness in data in europe recently. seeing where it's difficult to get the expoints higher nen shl move, when you look toward the other agriculture commodities, where we have seen the downward cycle for the last couple of years there's more chance of upside and as we lose that production we'll reverse the stock gain. >> do you need you need the expertise of a meteorologist. >> 90% of what we do is weather. >> do you have weather men in house? >> we have meteorologist on team andconsultants. but at the end of the day we can normally tell what's going to happen in the next 15 day of weather but it's still risk taking and guess work to what really might be happening. >> talk to us about palm oil. dryness in southeast asia. could that result in weaker demand in general from southeast asia? >> from a supplies perspective. if we get this dryness come through, there's a lagged impact so the dryness today will lead to production lost in 12 to 18 months time. it's been weak recently. it's dented by the drop in the fuel price. if

i've seen war. i've seen death. the sorrow covers your entire being.t none of you will ever have to experience some of these things i've seen and felt here. and he goes on to design what he saw in ramadi. you can read how it changed him being over there. and how he talks about the iraqi people and the difference that we're may going ingmaking there. and he says do my family and friends, do me a favor, pass on the kindness the love the precious gift of human life. and he talks in that letter about doing more random acts of kindness how he could change our world. it is a letter filled from one extreme to the other of emotions and of life. and again, amazing, absolutely amazeing letter. i was blessed that that was the last correspondence that we have that stood for what he believed in. >> his sort of final words to you and your family. little did you know the world would hear his words. and all these years later, after he lost his life so incredibly bravely. you tell me, were you watching the coverage of ramadi? i understand when you saw the moment that t

i have seen a lot of trauma in my days. i had never seen anybody bleed out that fast. ever before. >> the two warring factions fight over sanchez's body. the gangs are so determined that even a brutal death of one of their own inches away doesn't stop them. medics finally drag the body out to the clinic to dr. allen. >> he was not moving. he had a pasty, dusty look about him. i grabbed his head. it was -- the back of his head was bleeding. >> after an intense and bloody 30 minutes, heavy reinforcements flood the yard to bring the riot under control. remarkably, sanchez is the only fatality. over all, the wounds are deep and widespread. nearly 300 reported injuries. >> i don't know how you quantityfew violence. for me that was the most i had seen at any one time in one place. >> the leader of the southern hispanics was convicted of riot, voluntary manslaughter, and attempted murder in the death of miguel sanchez, a member of his own gang. after this the second incident in six months pelican bay is put on lockdown and remains that way for years to come. no more than a fe

we have seen a lot of chatter. we've seen a lot of analysts saying aetna is going to be cigna.humana or some m&a speculation coming there. also that it could be bought -- and i bring that up because it is an industrial bellwether. you have a big bellwether deal and the m&a continuing in these all other sectors. year, we have been talking about health care and the pharma sector. someone is making a bid for someone or out bidding and when else. and what happens when the fed ends up raising rates. let's get the money at lower rates and what are the effects? be something where there is energy to borrow now before the fed raises rates. the event of the fed raising rates is not going to be the big market event people expect. it will be the pace of rate increases or how far they go to the terminal rate. velocity to your point than anything else. do you think the m&a has been mass -- has been masking any weakness in the stock market? we have had the m&a which could be supported. joe: there is probably that idea that there