all are being brought together for a first of its kind carrollton metro station now with the shakeup take could be in the works at metro. >> reporter: yeah, i spoke to very well informed orange line pages here caught up in those day long delays on monday. they already know about the unprecedented meeting that will happy with all 650 net metro managers and they welcome a shakeup and a major fix that is in the works in 15 critical areas. >> i'm surprised they let it go this long. it will add time to the commute, but as long as they give us some heads up so we can plan, either do the bus, shuttling, that type of thing, i'd rather not have the train go off tracks or have the fire and smoke. >> reporter: you know, we've been hearing manager talk about and acknowledge that some people might end up losing their jobs in this shakeup plan that is in the works. and that is really a key point here as some of the people who ride metro on a daily basis say they are ready to fire metro, they are ready to start with some other -- start their day off commuting in some other way. using an alternative

right now molette green is hearing your concerns about rider safety and the staff shakeup, we'll check in with her in about ten minutes. >>> today prosecutors may try to push back the trial of baltimore police officer edward nero. he faces assault charges in the death of freddie xwfwra. officer fe investigators say gray died from injuries he sustained after officers put him in the back of a police van. six baltimore police officers face charges in his death. officer nero's trial should begin tomorrow. we'll let you know it that changes. >>> two women have serious injuries after a domestic incident. officers were called to chase tree place in woodbridge last night where the incident turned physical. investigators have not said whether either woman is facing charges right now. incident happened a mile away from where police officer ashley guindon was shot and killed in february. now, guindon is one of the officers honored during a ceremony in prince william county last night. ♪ fellow officer david mckeown was with her when she died. >> at that moment ashley, jesse and i were the ones ne

major shakeup. the tsa's head of security is out. a new national command center created. the long lines. will it be enough? >>> taking shots. donald trump defends his new attack ad focused on bill clinton's past, while hillary clinton slams trump's business records. >> how can anybody lose money running a casino, really? >> and bernie sanders warns the democratic convention will be messy. >> that's what democracy is about. >> our one-on-one straight ahead. >>> dangerous storms. tornadoes in oklahoma, large hail causing drivers in texas to seek shelter.

. >>> a shakeup in the race to the white house. coming up, the results from a new nbc news poll about who's ahead in the general election. >>> also a somber anniversary. we look back at the devastation that happened five years ago when that deadly tornado ripped through the town of joplin, missouri. a new poll shows hillary clinton's lead over donald trump in the general election may be shrinng >>> a new poll shows hillary clinton's lead over donald trump in the general election may be slingin shrinking. that difference is also within the poll's margin of error. now, in april a similar poll showed clinton with an 11 point advantage over trump. a hypothetical matchup between bernie sanders and trump has sanders winning by 15 points. clinton will be in the bay area on wednesday for a fund raiser. trump plans to rally in san diego on friday. >>> bernie sanders is campaigning in california this weekend. >> today he conclude add two day swing through san diego county by speaking to sporters in vistvi -- supporters in vista. he called fo

. >> coming up, a shakeup in the polls. a breakdown of who is leading in the general election according to a recent poll as the crucial state of california, the primary coming up a few weeks away. >>> also, president obama on a visit to vietnam. the important goal the president hopes to accomplish. a shake-up in the polls: according to a new n-b-c wall street journal survey >>> turning now to decision 2016, the shakeup in the polls. according to a new nbc "wall street journal" survey the race between hillary clinton and donald trump is getting very close. that same poll shows bernie sanders as the person who could decisively defeat donald trump. jennifer johnson has the story from washington. >> reporter: a hillary clinton/donald trump matchup in november would be a tight race according to a new nbc news wall street journal poll. a big drop from a month ago when clinton held an 11% lead. >> polls this far out mean nothing. >> reporter: that same poll shows bernie sanders beating trump decisively 54-39%. >> i am the stronger

the protesters who were instrumental in the sfpd shakeup. jean, we're getting more answers but unrest and bitterness still in san francisco. >> reporter: that's right. tonight the police chief is out but protesters say they now have their eyes set on room 200 at city hall. as mayor ed lee was meeting with his newly appointed acting chief tony chaplain, lee's critics were busy taking steps to begin a recall effort, filing a notice of intention to circulate a recall petition with the department of elections this afternoon. christina gutierrez is a hunger striker who fought for the removal of the police chief saying she and supporters will support the recall effort. >> and i would do anything in my power to see that will happen. because he has failed the city of san francisco.

a shakeup in saudi arabia. how will this play out in the oil markets?audi arabia's king issued more than 50 ro decrees reorganizing the government. for a post-oil era. they were replaced by the he previously served as health minister. and he was not being named as head of the newly ministry of energy. since 1995.oil job it shifted opec policy. he became an advisor to the royal court. he is a former deputy governor. he becomes the head of the new ministry. part of a wider government reshuffle that says we are in line with 2030. that is the blueprint that was in place for last month. the chief economist at oman investment fund. we've just been talking to riyadh. he was the man broken many deals. this change was a mean for you? >> i think there will be continuity. a reshuffle of parliament. is probably in the making for some time now. king and a new power balance in riyadh. these are all key positions that are more in line with the rulers. he's been very active. on the international stage of the domestic stage. i think this will be essentially a change in

a major shakeup in the race for the white house. republican candidate john kasich has now cancelled his planned news conference at dulles today, and he says he's going to be making a statement in columbus at 5:00 tonight. officially drawn out of the race following last night's big loss in the indiana primary. >> we gave it everything we've got. but the voters chose another path. e are suspending our campaign. melanie: the head of the r.n.c. tweeting that donald trump will be the presumptive nominee. on the democratic side, hillary clinton narrowing local to bernie sanders in the indiana primary last night, which sanders says gives him the momentum. senator sanders: i understand that secretary clinton thinks that this campaign is over. i got some bad news for her. melanie: sanders would still need a massive change in super delegates to clinch the nomination, which is unlikely. meanwhile, trump seems to be focusing his attention right now on hillary clinton. in a new cnn poll released today, clinton beats 13 percentage points. tons of

. >>> saudi shakeup. the most powerful man in the oil industry is out. what the change means for the already volatile oil market. >>> big stumble. shares of the company that set out to disrupt the lending industry fall more than 30% raising new questions about its business model. >>> in demand. the sector that's growing fast by cleaning up and is creating jobs, lots of jobs. those stories and more on "nightly business report" for mond >>> good evening. and welcome. the oil industry in focus tonight. the advance of the massive canadian wildfire traveling through the oil sands region appears to have slowed. but we begin halfway around the globe with a changing of the guard in saudi arabia. the man who for decades has been in charge of the largest proven crude reserves in the world has been replaced. the oil minister of saudi arabia, ali al naimi, the de facto leader of opec and when he spoke, others followed. now there's a new man in that role and he could usher in long-term change for the sector that's been the touch point for the market. hadley gamble re

. >>> tsa shakeup. outrage grows over long lines and his big money bonus. >>> a widely debunked conspiracy tory. about the death of one of the clintons' closest friends. trump attacks bill clinton's history with women, what we found in the archives. >>> out of line. the va secretary compares veterans waiting for care to people waiting on line to disneyland. tonight, calls for him to resign. >>> living with a mystery illness. not knowing what's wrong. tonight, celiac disease and the test [000:00:59;00] >>> "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. for years, he made america laugh. whether as the jell-o pitchman or as the patriarch of the huxtable family. bill cosby's fall from grace among sexual allegations took a more serious turn today. cosby ordered to stand trial on criminal sexual assault charges. the comic icon facing the possibility of a ten-year prison sentence if convicted of a crime

they're the protesters who were instrumental in the sfpds shakeup that led to greg suhr's resignation. mayor lee mets which his newly acted appointed chief toney chaplin but unrest and bitterness from the outside. critics of mayor lee are taking steps to begin a recall effort and filed a notice of intention to circulate a petition with the department of elections. we spoke with one person who fought for the removal of scheef suhr who says she and her supporters will fight for the mayor's recall. >> i will do anything in my power to see that will happen. he has failed the city of san francisco. >> mayor lee's critics are citing the housing crisis, worsening problem with homelessness and scandals in the police department as reasons to have the mayor recalled. >>> here's what happens next. the paperwork was submitted at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. san francisco's elections director was not in the office so every petition has to be reviewed to see if it meets election code and if it does, the recall effort can begin. >>> in many ways this is classic san francisco politics. we've seen it for

tivo is planning for a monumental shakeup. we'll hear from the ceos from both companies. ♪ emily: vox said it was expanded into tv and creating a studio for snapchat. many traditional news outlets are struggling to keep media levels up. they are siphoning away at dollars. i set down with jim to find out with more about his expansion plan. emily: you are doubling down. why now? jim: all of our growth is on mobile generally. within mobile, it's on a few of the big platforms. e-mail is a mobile application. ucs doing more e-mail newsletters. facebook is a great mobile application and we are investing in face back. snapchat is the fastest growing. we have a great brand. we want to unleash those great brands either in food or tech or news and take advantage of our storytelling skills. we are really excited to be investing more and snapchat. emily: i am curious about how these are evolving. jim: that's a good idea. year. a i think they were aware of the brands we were creating. we are creating a new group of france are designed for

>>whoosh >> steve: into the oakland police sex scandal and the secret department shakeup after this prostitute revealed details of her relations with officers. while still a minor. >> steve:you are watching kron four news in prime time. >> pam:now at 8. >> pam:growing fear over the spreading violence on bay area freeways. and east bay neighbors telling us they are feeling helpless. >> pam:good evening i'm pam moore. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. >> steve:the latest shooting happened four. but that was one of the nearly 2- dozen shootings along east bay freeways since november. >> steve: on highway- 4 every day. who are now driving in constant fear. kron 4's alecia reid joins us live. just off highway- 4 tonight. >> steve:how can drivers possibly >> reporter:good evening pam and steve question. they don't know. drivers we spoke to say they're now on edge and now paying closer attention to their surroundings. >>- cuz you never know where those bullets can come in >> reporter:the number of shootings have raised fear in drivers. if they don't need to take the freeways, they stay away. >>- if i ha

still ahead, saudi arabia's oil minister and a government shakeup.tell you what that means for opec and the oil market. ♪ mark: you are watching bloomberg markets. betty: this is the european close. saudi arabia unveiled its far-reaching government shakeup in theing new leadership kingdom's powerful oil ministry. a 20 year reign is over. mark: care to explain what it means for saudi arabia, the global oil market is bloomberg's managing editor of the middle east and africa. he joins us live from dubai. what does it mean? how do these changes affect saudi policies? there are two aspects, one is oil policy as it has been since 2014. their insistence on protecting market share rather than trying to protect the price level, that will remain unchanged. he was part of the teen the kimball that policy and if anything, he is present team they came up with the harder line which in this on iran joining any freeze in production which seems to more accepting of not including iran in that freeze. the other part is, the story -- the count -- the saudi economy away

what is the next big shakeup?i think augmented reality probably has a much more interesting area where you can play with a bunch of your friends. i actually think it's going to sort of take over the board game business and the party were -- where people get together and have fun and play a game with an augmented world in front of them. i think that will be very fun. emily: how big of a future do you think the console and console games have? nolan: i have been expecting it to drop off for the last 10 years, so i'm probably the last guy that should answer. i think pc's do a good job of gameplay, but the consoles represent purpose-built things that give access to people that are less technically literate. i think they are around for a long time. emily: we've been talking about diversity in the tech industry. i'm curious for your historical perspective. why do you think it is tt women have largely been left on the sidelines of the tech revolution and the gaming industry in particular? is there anything you remember fr

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. >> yes it does mean a shakeup. at the moment, no one is talking about the early elections. they still have more than two years to run. i think there would be quite enough people. the major parties are aware that going to the polls at the moment is probably not a good idea. what we will see now is a new chancellor selected. the real shock will, if the freedom party wins the presidency on may 22 in the runoff election. then all options are open. >> we're going to take a short break. only come back, more news. stay with us. >> brazil's embattled president says the impeachment process against her has its suspended. this after they annulled last house boat. reports say the senate plans to go ahead with its impeachment vote this week. the latest. the greek debt crisis. it certainly did not end today. nothing firm came out of the meeting. they did welcome the latest reform package. they want more progress reports on implementation before any more aid money. the ministers are also set to meet again on july 31. >> they had been putting it off for months, europe's own finance ministe

andrew: we are talking about the biggest economic shakeup since the kingdom was founded in 1932.y will list the company, take money and drive a sovereign wealth fund that they were used to diversify away from oil, rollback subsidies, increased taxes. jonathan: looking at the oil revenue last year, and 2/3 are employed by the state sector. is a problem around the corner? is this a little too late? john: we will find out in the next few years. there is round for hope, not all of them great ones. one of them is they now know, they all understand even the crest members of the royal family, that something needs to change. there is extraordinary ways. in this case, there are vast amount of money that they do not know where it went to us so they pulled it back in, that is another area. the other fact is that this is inll a monetary -- monarchy the king wants something and it --sonn want something wants something. emily: apple shares slide as the world company grapples with slowing demand for the flagship product, the iphone. we knew they were declining for the first time since 2003, but

we've been hearing rumblings there were going to be some massive shakeups.oday was the day he decided to do that. 20 top managers gone. 7 senior officials. the names have not been publicly released, but i'm told there were today. he's made a lot of bold moves si in the six months since he's been there. this is just another one of them. >> do you think he's done with the firings? >> i don't exactly. from the people i talked to, it sounds like he's going to go and try to clean things up a little bit more. one of the things the general manager has talked about are the silos at metro. you talk about an agency of 13,000 employees. there are too many people that report to too many people. what he's trying to do is clean all that up, to streamline the system, so that there are only so many people that can make tough decisions about the transit agency. frankly, that's what they need right now. no, i don't expect them to be done at all. >> thanks, adam. we appreciate it. >>> some troubling new numbers about the zika virus tonight. 279 pregnant women in the united sta

a gentleman thought the republican party needed a major shakeup and that trump was the shakeup that wasd. you could have script me -- scraped me off the floor. i was amazed that someone that was this big ceo could make that decision. i think there are many more that will as well. mark: i talked to one religion who said -- one republican who said trump's supreme court list was enough for him. that was enough for that person to go never-trump to, he's better than hillary. fred: better than hillary right now is the only hurdle to get over. that might not be very difficult if you are republican, or moderate, or indie. mark: we will break down what fred thinks trump can do to improve his brand even more. we will talk about that after this. ♪ . . mark: we are back now with republican strategist fred davis , who recently boarded the trap -- the trump train. let's talk about trump's brand. if you were so on the trade and that you are making his ads, what would your posture be? how would you conceive that project? you remember, about a year ago, a representative of the trump campaign did call us

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what the next big shakeup -- what is the next big shakeup? augmented reality probably has a much more interesting area, where you can play with a bunch of your friends. i think it's going to sort of take over the board game business and the party -- where people get together and have fun and play a game. with an augmented world in front of them. i think that's going to be very fun. emily: how big of a future do you think the console and console games have? nolan: you know, that's -- i have been expecting it to drop off for the last 10 years, so i'm probably the last guy that that. answer i think pc's do a very good job of gameplay, but the consoles represent purpose built things that give access to people who are less technically literate, so i think they are around for a long time. emily: we have been talking a lot about diversity in the tech industry. i'm serious about your perspective -- historical perspective. why do you think it is women have largely been left on the sidelines of the tech revolution in the gaming industry particularly? i

ceo john cryan has his first investor meeting since last year's shakeup. and an almost 50% drop in the share price. welcome to "the pulse." here in london. i'm francine lacqua. it is an extremely busy day. let's get straight to the markets. we have the fomc meeting yesterday. the fallout from that and the fact that investors had to read price their expectations of a possible fed increase in june. a lot of the immersion marking currencies -- emerging-market currencies are down. 0.6%. down travelf the focus is on stocks. a lot of the airlines -- the stocks are going down. news,we had that terrible egypt deploying naval ships to search for this egypt airbus. they went missing overnight. we have news that it may have crashed near one of the islands in greece. this has not been confirmed. highlymeantime, i suggest if you are a bloomberg . go to live gordha this is our up-to-the-minute blog. there is a press coverage an hour and a half from now. we keeping up-to-date with the and the crisis meeting that france is having. nejra: the missing egypt air flight f

andrew: we are talking about the biggest economic shakeup since the kingdom was founded in 1932.hey will list the oil company, take the money, the sovereign wealth fund they will use to diversify away from oil. they will roll back subsidies, increase taxes. jonathan: looking at the oil revenue last year at 70% and 2/3 are employed by the state sector. is a problem around the corner and is this a little too late? john: we will find out in the next few years. there is some grounds for hope, not all of them great ones. one of them, they all understand, even the crust your members of the royal family, but something has to change. it does appear to be extraordinary waste. they pull that back in, that is another area. the fact it is still a monarchy, and the king wants something and the sun wants something, they can push through. emily: apple shares slide as the world's most valuable company grapples with slowing demand for the flagship product, the iphone. we know apple sales would decline for the first time since 2003, but they still got some analysts off guard, and there could be an

reporter had more on the shakeup. speech.ry the former defense minister said he was resigning from the job, parliament, and the party he has been in because it is not the party he joined. extremists have taken over our party and state, he said. and a reference to the facts his job has been in the air for three days, not knowing if he would continue, he said the prime minister has not had faith in him and he is stepping down. he said he will not leave politics entirely. at him as the new leader of the opposition. molly: the replacement for moshe yaalon, who will fill his shoes? party, hed of another is a controversial figure. wing, immigrant from the former soviet union, extremist views. experience in the military or this post. huge criticism for the past two or three days that this is the price he is asking for entering the government. people saying it is cynical, a blow to democracy and the security of israel to replace someone as respected as moshe yaalon with an unknown quantity. huge political fallout from this to

our coverage of this shakeup continues online. you'll find mayor lee's entire statement from that big announcement this afternoon. >>> all right, let's turn it over to the mystery over the mediterranean. the passenger plane plunged into the sea and terrorism may be responsible. searchers have yet to find confirmed debris from the flight. the plane crashed into the water carrying 66 passengers and crew. the flight from paris to cairo. investigators say the plane made an abrupt turn abdomen dropped steeply, suddenly disappearing from the radar. american intelligence officials believe there may have been been explosion. the question is, was it a bomb? relatives of the people on board are gathered at a hotel in paris waiting for updates. if you can imagine, a horrible and emotional time for them as the frantic search for that aircraft continues. >>> now, that egypt air crash has ties to people living here in the bay area. laura malpert spoke with a woman who went to school with a woman aboard the flight. she joins us with that woman's

major shakeup at the t.s.a. head of security is out. there is a scramble to tackle the long security lines at the airports as frustration are soaring. >> we missed our flight and we are told there is nothing they can do. alison: the t.s.a. head of security kelly hoggan is out desperate the show of support from the administrator a week ago. >> i don't have a plan to remove mr. hoggan. alison: the voice of criticism and congressional ange every proved to be too much after it came to light hoggan received $90,000 in bonuses since he has been at the post. even after they failed to check fake bombs and weapons in security test last year. >> the bonuses were given to somebody who overseas part of the operation in total failure. alison: the agency has opened incident command center at t.s.a. headquarters to better track the line and operations at airport like chicago past few days the wait times plummeted since the t.z .a.thed more screening officers. >> this was always avoidable. it was noble and avoidable. alison: will the changes work natio

. >>> tsa shakeup. the head of security forced out as outrage over long lines and his budget. >>> a widely debunked conspiracy theory. about the death of one of the clintons' closest friends. trump attacks bill clinton's history with women, what we found in the archives. >>> out of line. the va secretary compares veterans waiting for care to people waiting on line to disneyland. tonight, calls for him to resign. >>> living with a mystery illness. not knowing what's wrong. tonight, celiac disease and the test that could change your life. >>> "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. for years, he made america laugh. whether as the jell-o pitchman or as the patriarch of the huxtable family. bill cosby's fall from grace among sexual allegations took a more serious turn today. cosby ordered to stand trial on criminal sexual assault charges. the comic icon facing the possibility of a ten-year pri

find us in the fiber aisle. >> welcome back 6:12 head ev security tsa is out of a job. >> shakeup comespeople are stuck waiting in security check point lines for hours at airports across the u.s. kelly hogan has held this position since 2013 and recently came under fire from bonuses he got including one totaling 20,000 and security lines were not improving. >> are you hitting the roads this memorial day. you won't be alone. aaa forecast more than 38 million drivers on roads and highways most in 11 years and saaa credits nace's lowest gas prices in more than a decade. more cash in americans pockets and better job market. >> i think i'll be hitting road this weekend guys. >> nice. >> i'll be off the road then. >> come on. >> i've never seep you drive. >> i'm dispointed in hardyness of that laugh. >> that was nice from you over there yeah i heard it. >> i'm out of here. >> that's good stuff. >> guys we have rain still out there. but i have to show you how you know some people were waiting out from yesterday. look at this. dance-off between spring-ford and haverford baseball game sam sent t

. >>> new tonight, a shakeup at this tsa, aimed at fixing those long security lines. in a memo to staff today, tsa's peter necessaryinger says they are creating a center to track times. >>> cause for calm and patience in baltimore. earlier today, a judge acquitted an officer. he ruled that officer nero not guilty. judge williams said nero could reasonably expect the officer driving the van to be responsible for securing gray. gray died from a broken neck while being transported, you recall. despite the not guilty verdict, an attorney for the gray family says he was satisfied with the decision. >> he did an amazing job not only of applying the law correctcorrec correctly but explanling in detail. >> another trial for another officer begins june 6. >>> the news 4 i-team has learned that full funding will be required for maintenance issues. it had been argued to be they will also answer questions about how the agency is spending money. >>> meanwhile, a slow roll for tens of thousands of riders along the blue, orange and silver line. repair is requiring trains to go more

the shakeup after indiana's dramatic primary puts donald trump squarely in the driver's seat. >>> an overnight collision that lands a police officer in the hospital. it calls for people sprinting from the scene. plus. >> lots of minutes here. >> the monster jam on the baseline. it's not how you start. it's how you finish. a come from behind win for the warriors. today in the bay starts right now. a good wednesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia can novenl we made it. >> it will be a day to bring the umbrella. you will need it at some point in parts of the bay area. let's get a look at the radar. you do see moisture. that will be moving into the north bay. i think that's mainly where we will see the showers for the first part of your day and maybe some mist and drizzle in san francisco. so we'll be watching out for a little more of wet weather moving in to round out this workweek. we'll see this into the first part of the weekend. i'll detail all that coming up. let's head over to mike. >> bridge from emeryville camera. as we look at the map, we s

>>whoosh >> steve: into the oakland police sex scandal and the secret department shakeup after this prostituteations with officers. while still a minor. >> steve:you are watching kron four news in prime time. >> pam:now at 8. >> pam:growing fear over the spreading violence on bay area freeways. and east bay neighbo

opponents say that could pave the way for a major shakeup of the turkish political system. >> this is what happened last time the turkish parliament talked about it. a full out brawl between members of the ruling justice and development party and the opposition. it reflects just how much is at stake. one in five turkish lawmakers could face prosecution. it's the pro-kurdish party that has the most to lose. the vast majority of its parliamentary members would face trial. many are accused of sympathizing with the workers party, a charge they deny. >> we are the alternatives to violence. we are its antidote. that is why we are in the parliament in the first place. we want to talk about alternative solutions to violence. we are trying to find nonviolent ways to solve the kurdish problem. >> is a thorn in the side of president erdogan. with that parliamentary meat -- without parliamentary immunity, they could support trials. violence there has intensified since last summer's breakdown of peace talks between the government and kurdish insurgent groups. there has also been an increased crack

♪ emily: you guys made a shakeup a couple of years ago, two dozen junior partners, only five were promoted 19 were fired. you now have a partnership with six general partners and you guys are equals. how is this going and how strong do you feel the partnership is today? john: it is firing on all cylinders, better than i ever emember. emily: john you have been there for 35 years, kleiner was one that got in early. it seems you are making later stage investments, is that of the fundamental shift in strategy? john: it is a strategic thing. early-stage venture capital from incubations to startups is the bread and butter of our business, but companies stay private longer than ever before and they are raising more capital, and we believe that if you are smart, if you are careful about the choices you make, you can earn six times on your money on twitter, or 11 times your money on lending club, while helping those entrepreneurs build great companies. emily: there is a growing concerns about valuations of nonpublic tech companies, all of these unicorns, do you think these valuations are getting ah

a shakeup may not necessarily be that bad for the stock at all.rt off with a familiar fear returning to the market. all the major stocks heavily tied to china. falling hard

they say it could also lead to a shakeup of the japanese security alliance. u.s. president barack obama will be in japan next week for the group of 7 summit. he is als scheduled to visit the atomic bomb city of hiroshima. it's not clear will the incident will have an effect on the visit but t many people in okinawa sa it's's clear that it will have effect o on t the relocation of futenma air base. nhk world, okinawa. >>> a senior u.s. official says president barack obama will speak about the many lives lost during world war ii when he visits hiroshima next week. >>> obama will be the first sitting u.s. president to visit the site of the world's first atomic bomb attack. ben rhodes says obama will make a brief visit to the peace memorial park and is likely to offer flowers. rhodes oversees the president's national security communications, speech-writing and global engagement. he says the visit will be a chance for the president to reflect on the loss of life in hiroshima and nagasaki and many other places during the war. rhodes says he thinks obama's message will b

a shakeup may not necessarily be that bad for the stock at all. but first, we start off with a familiar fear returning to the market. all the major stocks heavily tied to china. falling hard today. look at joy global, caterpillar, fears of a chinese slowdown. copper feeling the pain. are we starting to see the familiar fear of china and a chinese slowdown back into the market? guy, what do you think? the last time the fear was in the market, that was a very bad time. >> the fear is back. but a lot of this has to do with the strength in the u.s. dollar as well. a lot of this through the strength in the u.s. dollar. a lot of people talking two fed rate hikes later this year. i'm not sure i'm in that camp. i think the dollar is on a hair trigger to go higher. coupled with the fact china is definitely slowing down. coupled with the fact that a guy like david einhorn last week talks about how caterpillar is one of his top short ideas. coupled with the fact that these stocks have been on fire for the past couple of months. they all do set up for a move

. >>> a shakeup in an agency trying to speed up the long airport security lines. the tsa's head of security was fired. the oversight committee tweeted that kelly hogan was dismissed. there were complaints of bonuss that he received as millions of passengers suffered at massive lines around the country. >>> and we're getting a look at excerpts from bill cosby's deposition. in it, the actor admits giving the women he planned on having sex with sedatives and admits to an inappropriate encounter with a girl who was only 17. tomorrow, the judge will determine if there is enough everyday to send decades old assault accusations to trial. >>> a baltimore police officer was cleared in the freddie gray police brutality case. six officers faced charges buoyed ward nero was acquitted of assault. a judge ruled in a non-jury trial that nero acted as a reasonable officer would. >>> a fence surrounding one of san francisco's most iconic park isn't doing much to detour tourists. >> but many people are still finding a way to snap a pic of the famous painted lady. >> reporter: san f

the shakeup after indiana's dramatic primary puts donald trump squarely in the driver's seat. >>> ance officer in the hospital. it calls for people sprinting from the scene. plus. >> lots of minutes here. >> the monster jam on the ba

at the heart of the government's plan, the biggest shakeup of the prison system in decades. other policy proposals include requiring foreign nationals to pay for the treatment on the national health service and a speeding up of child adoption. elizabeth: my lords and members of the house of commons, the government will use the opportunity of a strengthening economy to deliver security for working people, to increase life chances for the most disadvantaged, and to strengthen national defenses. the legislation will be introduced to preven tackle extm in all its forms and promote community integration. laura: and to the race for the white house now. democratic candidate kelly clinton is that hillary clinton is still struggling to shake up left wing rival bernie sanders. in kentucky last night but it was sanders who took our again. mathematically it is almost impossible for him to beat clinton, but he insists he will state in the race until then. senator sanders: many of the pundits and politicians, they say bernie sanders should drop out. [crowd boos] sanders: the people of cal

we have seen a big shakeup at the top of the saudi oil administration. is something that anyone involved in the oil industry needs to be aware of as well. manus: it does indeed. that whole conviction trade about what happens with ali willimi, how much hardball they actually play at the next opec meeting? this is what we will touch on throughout the show, which is that change in power, that change in tone. will there be a change in tone? will they push you ran -- ira to get on boardn? board? to get on anna: you can see the couple of stories we have been talking about. 45.52. shanghai composite's down. we will talk more about what is happening with the export and import story and the foreign-exchange reserves as well. all of that is having an impact. dollar/yen in there. the prime minister talking about how japan still has tools to tackle it. crude prices on the rise. knocked out canada more than one million barrels per day. fires are straightening -- threatening to spread. a provision protects companies on contracts that would go one fulfilled their contr

leon: a shakeup in metro's big plans to repair the rails and make your commute safer, the schedule being moved up. federal authorities say they cannot wait. three sections are in need of repair right now, meaning closures and some places for nearly two weeks. there was another arcing insulator tonight at the friendship heights station. will get the ntsb report on a daily amtrak crash in philadelphia that happened one year ago tonight. the train derailed in ,hiladelphia, killing eight injuring 200. it was traveling nearly twice the speed limit at the time. the engineer told investigators he has no memory of what happened. alison: the police officer who arrested freddie gray is now on trial. baltimore officer edward nero facing charges in the arrest that automate lead to gray's moments in court. jonathan: we have all seen the video, but we now know that edward nero is the person who andgray in leg shackles lifted him into the van, facedown without a seatbelt. nero's lawyer said that no crime was committed. the most rheumatic moment in court today, video of a -- the most dramatic moment in

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major shakeup. the tsa's head of security is out. a new national command center created. hundreds of screeners added to help alleviate the long lines. will it be enough? >>> taking shots. donald trump defends his new attack ad focused on bill clinton's past, while hillary clinton slams trump's business records. >> how can anybody lose money running a casino, really? >> and bernie sanders warns the democratic convention will be messy. >> that's what democracy is about. >> our one-on-one straight ahead. >>> dangerous storms. tornadoes in oklahoma, large hail causing drivers in texas to seek shelter. fans at a beyonce concert to evacuate. there's more bad weather on the way. >>> and zika warning. mosquitos carrying the virus could be weeks away from arriving on the u.s. mainland. how many repellants stop the zika mosquito? alarming reports of a consumer report today. tuesday, may 24 th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on this tues