when sheffield was there, and it was his idea to buy the stuff.s pretty unspectacular producing land, but it was good enough for him. he was buying this from the majors, mobile and exxon and other people back then who were departing texas and putting the money into offshore plays and overseas plays. in fact, pioneer itself did some of that but held on all that texas stuff. in recent years, pioneer and some other companies like concho and diamondback have seen there may be more oil if they can just figure out how to get into it horizontally. about five years ago sheffield told his geologists let's figure this out and even he was surprised how much oil there might be in the basin in these horizontal shales. david: nootribox says they are pills can be more efficient. >> they have three pills and coffee cubes. one is called "rise," and you are supposed to take this daily. all the pills are formulated a [indiscernible] and what they call pro-science. carol: not exactly under the fda? >> everything is fda approved. it's relatively mild. there are some c

going in focus with mike ozanian, carrie sheffield, john tandy and bruce jackson. 1980.agan partnered with jack kemp in congress to get tax reform. could trump partner with ryan to do the same? >> the answer is, yes. trump is saying, make america great

teachers like lorraine sheffield and deborah robinson. >> they've got to take us seriously. we're not a rug. we're not under anyone's feet. we shouldn't be treated like that. >> reporter: lorraine and deborah, like many teachers in detroit, choose to have their compensation spread out year round, during summer break. with the deeply indebt district running out of money june 30th, those summer paychecks won't come. >> that is the money that takes care of us across the summer. >> reporter: nearly every school in the district has been forced to close this week, with more than 1,500 teachers calling out, more than 45,000 students staying home. michigan's legislature is working on a restructure plan to bail the district out. the governor today said the sickouts are making that harder. >> i would hope they would get back in the classroom, because the kids come first. >> reporter: in detroit neighborhoods, an unscheduled spring break. how many of your parents went to work and left you home? >> all of us. >> reporter: the few parents who are home -- >> i agree they should be paid. a

going in focus with mike ozanian, carrie sheffield, john tandy and bruce jackson. 1980. ronald reagan partnered with jack kemp in congress to get tax reform. could trump partner with ryan to do the same? >> the answer is, yes. trump is saying, make america great again. paul ryan saying, prosperity through economic growth. listen, under reagan the animal spirits were unleashed on the u.s. economy. major blue chip companies, cisco, dell, created under the reagan years. now an app economy with low-wage mixed jobs that pay hardly anything. >> mixed jobs? >> and a third watch. third of manufacturing workers on welfare, david. really bad>> it is awful. john, not to diminish reagan, but before reagan, a couple of years before reagan, jack kemp, a great tax cutter, had this kemp/roth plan and reagan kind of piggybacked on that and used jack kemp to get that through congress. could the same happen with trump/ryan? >> i think it certainly diminishes reagan to mention trump in the same breath and i think that's the problem. define paul ryan and the republicans, run as fast as i can

there are also parliamentary by election's and sheffield brightside.lobal news --global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . francine. francine: turkey's prime minister is expected to step down this month after losing a power struggle with president erdogan. the politics have seemed tricky stock markets. is that she is meeting with the executive board. let's speak to jon ferro. he is in charge for all of our government reporting. great to have you on the program. how worrying should this be? ohn: we saw the biggest drop in the currency since 2008. nearly if i present drop last night. that shows you how worried investors are. some of the contract that anyone dogan made --erg they have been happy with the policymakers that he has put in charge of the top jobs. some of his geopolitical conventions are not part of the world. that is what we're seeing here. we are seeing the contract coming undone. francine: what are we worried about? the rul

run about five years ago sheffield told his geologists let's figure this out and even he was surpriseduch oil there might be in the basin in these horizontal shales. david: nootribox says they are pills can be more efficient. >> they have three pills and coffee cubes. one is called "rise," and you are supposed to take this daily. all the pills are formulated a some what they call pro-science. carol: not exactly under the fda? >> everything is fda approved. it's relatively mild. there are some company say they are not selling real nootropics. that the term they came from the 1970's and is related to one compound that is not scheduled by the fda. it's not actually allowed to be sold as a supplement. other companies are selling it and it is available. carol: and you have some well-known investors of you break out in the story that have invested in this. you tried them? david: several of them? >> i like drinking coffee. i think of going to stick with coffee. carol: didn't have the promised effect? >> with some of them you have to take them a long time to get the effect. i did not feel very

his two run shot tied him with eric sheffield for 25th all 25th all-time.ewell season. the red sox in first place and the orioles lost to the yankees 720. tree into a massive wildfire in alberta canada forcing people to flee for their lives or the blazer the western canadian oil city apartment buried as burden on 1600 structures so far. it is now threatening the city's airport in communities. some neighborhoods already in ruins and walls of flames are threatening thousands more homes in the heart of canada's oil sands region and we are seeing oil at the fire today. lauren: before you had a bitter this morning, checked every thursday forecast greater cinco de mayo forecast with maria molina. >> we have some nasty weather across the eastern u.s. right in the middle is where you're dealing with quiet weather conditions at least for now. we are dealing with rainfall in west virginia, virginia and parts of ohio. you'll need the umbrella throughout the day today. the problem across the eastern u.s. is dealing with temperatures this time of year. in chicago as the

but people consider scott sheffield the smartest guy as a operational guy for oil. he's going to be retiring z that concern you and affect your investment recommend sngs. >> no, they have a great staff. there the coo is taking over f you're on the conference call. he hits everything operationally. the guy is a stud. so they're g. in good hands. no concerns there. >> mike, we're going to wrap it up. thank you, mike kelly. >> fuel a biggish knew france today. protesters are blocking oil depots ands nuclear power plants over labor law reforms. this comes two weeks before france hosts a major international soccer tournament. you see the fires and water cannon there at play. long lines for gasoline throughout france because of fuel shortages. france's prime minister says the labor reform will not go away but the government is open to negotiation. news alert now on microsoft and facebook. dom chu has it. >> very interesting story here. two tech titans getting together in a partnership in this case here what they're looking to do is put down a cable connecting northern vir

like nathan sheffield.s home in beacon hill. >> this is my house -- this was my house. nothing left. it's gone. >> reporter: fort mcmurray is the oil sands capital of alberta and obvious devastation throughout this city. many of those residents have been evacuated here to edmonton, at least 1,800 of them overnight, overnighted at a shelter on cots. just an absolutely heartbreaking scene, jim. >> so heartbreaking to see people losing their homes. paul vercamen on the scene of the fires there and from those wildfires to wildly erratic dictator, growing fears that north korea could test a nuclear weapon at any moment. this as the rogue regime holds its most important political gathering in more than three decades, where kim jong-un is expected to further consolidate his power and perhaps flex some military muscle. the her met kingdom defiantly conducted four nuclear tests and in the past month alone has fired off four missiles. let's get right to cnn's will ripley, live from pyongyang, north korea. will, what

. >> a democratic pollster and strategist and senior political for schoen consulting and sherry sheffield senior writer opportunity lives and bold great media. great to have you here. >> speaking of a great candidate in hillary clinton. you're on the democratic side. should she debate bernie sanders on fox? >> i believe i'm partial to her but i think she's done extremely well in haul of these debates. really been able to showcase the level of specificity that she understands the issues and specifically in foreign policy will really help her. a lot of people who support bernie sanders are doing that because of his pacifist policy. global leaders around her are backing her, i think that that's meaningful and i think she absolutely should and sends a good message about doing it on fox? >> what do you think? >> she should do it on fox. fox will do a great job. however, she is putting herself at risk if she repeats what happens in brooklyn. that was you go any and nachty and brutal. if she does, it she needs to be a states woman, not turn off bernie sanders supporters and that's the risk that

turn to beth furry, nbc.com senior editor, tamra drought, the vp of plss and research and carrie sheffield "opportunity lives." you have voiced skepticism of donald trump. are you saying, it looks like he'll be the nominee? >> it looks that way. when you're competing against a $2 billion juggernaut of free media for trump. trump was complaining about the ads against him. that's nothing compared to the free media he's gotten. so you know, i think that heading into indiana, the polling, as you've been repeatedly showing, it's -- >> but this is what's confused me. what was the message? did you ever pick up the message of the stop trump movement? they say he's not going to win in the fall, so they're trying to make the electability argument. i've seen that argument used against the candidates that excite the passion of the base for a long time. but besides that, what is the argument? >> i think the biggest problem, they didn't have a good alternative. ted cruz never proved to be a palatable alternative for republicans. john kasich, who polls the best of all of them in terms of electability was

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