shery: thank you.e will take a more detailed look later in the show. we want your opinion, so please give us your thoughts. chipmaker is rising. edward chan is here. what is that tell us about the market for smartphones? >> the market for pc and smartphones is not doing well. demand is tepid. hynix the market was expecting a poor result. we saw everything fall, margins, revenues, operating profit and that is because the prices are about half of what they were a year ago. this just confirms the expectation. this year we may see the worst of smartphone decline on record. shery: those expectations already having the stock rise, but what is the outlook for what chipmakers spend and given the slow expectations, how can they write out this --ride out this? >> you will see demand flatlining, even the smartphone market is now decelerated, chipmakers have to keep a lid on costs, keep upgrading production to boost yields and margins, and hopefully there will be a driver of growth, and undergrowth. shery: thank y

shery: which donald trump are we his big later?e a more presidential figure or just the usual angry populace we have seen so far? lasten he won new york week, he was careful to reframe his message and take a more presidential town. he has been advised by the people he has brought on in recent weeks that he needs to change his tune and come across as someone who is more knowledgeable, experience, world leader type. we get have to see what tonight. i suspect he will try to be focused and talk about how big this win was tonight, but you never know. it is always unpredictable when he comes up to the podium. you said it. let's turn to the democrats. strong,clinton looking so where does bernie sanders go from here? >> bernie had a good night tonight. wellllary clinton has done tonight, particular among white voters, something she has lost in states before, particular among women, strong night there. this will not be bernie sanders last stand, but they will have to think about what kind of message they want to take forward. where they uni

meanwhile sheri fell apart. >> it's not our fault. phil: but she and cole got some welcome news. you're still racing and you're about to start the leg right now.

i am shery ahn. up, making a move. we will find out why some economists say the strength of the yen will force the boj to intervene. details coming up after the short break. ♪ angie: welcome back to "first up". i am angie lau. what we are watching for you. south korea votes in parliamentary elections. tos election is interesting take you about because surveys heading toe party is the largest margin of victory that korea has seen in three decades. straightfocus on on year, reporting march unemployment figures on thursday. this has become the region's most unpredictable data set. 300 jobsry, only added. jobs,ists expect 18,500 that's thursday. china releases first-quarter growth figures, and the economy is still expected to slow. analysts surveyed expect gdp to rise 6.7% on the year, the weakest quarter of growth since the global recession. revenue growth at infosys gaining traction through acquisitions. newer digital services improving, but the company faces challenging and reviving i.t. services. it

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shery: that is the reaction everywhere right now. they do not disclose them buying atf's and how it translates into by individual stakes in individual companies, but we can estimate that that is what was done. there are the regulatory findings and by etf managers, and what we found out is that the ¥3 trillion of every year, that is more than 27 billion dollars, and it is now a top 10 shareholder in more than 200 companies on the nikkei 225, a holder in more companies. if we bring out that chart, we can see that the boj is a shareholder in many, many companies in the nikkei 225, and we are seeing that with the boj, toy people are expecting it accelerate the purchase of etf purchases. when they meet this week, they think they will update it to ¥7 trillion, and that could read they are the number one by the end of next year, and if we estimate that that could be also ¥13 trillion. and it could hold the top ranking in at about -- basically, a big hedge fund. angie quite well, basically, it is very clear on what the agenda is. is it refle

phil: sheri and cole got off to a slow start. >> i don't know where i am. phil: at the detour, camels

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i am shery ahn.mic recovery is gaining pace according to the earliest batch of private indicators for april. we have stephen engle watching all of the details. we are talking not a deep shade of recovery. stephen: more like a backwards j. we don't have official numbers for april, but we have private gauges, one from china, three from overseas, one from satellite imagery which is very interesting. i want to bring up these four , a slightt show improvement. we count of new this -- kind of knew this, but now we see the main index rising to a year high. it is still below 50 and showing competence is quite weak. also belowctoring is 50. .5 -- to 50.5. and the china satellite manufacturing index, this is a base company called, where is it? sky, i can't find it. space no. they track more than 1000 different factories in china and see the economic activity coming in and out of the factories. angie: they are looking for trucks going out, raw materials? stephen: this rose slightly to 42, still below 50, from 4

i am shery ahn. rishaad: still ahead, up for discussion. in the south tennessee taking center stage? ♪ ♪ you are back for "trending business." and the south china sea is on the agenda as the foreign ministers wrap up a two day meeting in hiroshima. this is ahead of the g-7 summit in japan at the end of next month. steve is here looking at the thing. beijing cannot be happy that the whole business of the south china sea is being effectively discussed behind their back. china is not in the g-7, and japan controlled this meeting as it is in japan. the u.s.-japan alliance is going to push this issue. pleased.china is not the prime minister mentioned, please, g-7, do not hide this issue. it will overshadow other issues like non-liberation issues. japan also sending a message by hosting this foreign ministers eating in hiroshima, 71 years ago, the bomb was dropped in hiroshima, essentially ending world war ii. we have live footage of the wreathsministers laying at the hero shema site or they will be pretty soon. -- zero shema site. kerry is the h

shery: bp has reported earnings. analysts had expected a loss of 244 $9 million.romig bp is they are repositioning business to be free cash flow positive at a price range between 50 and 55 dollars a barrel for oil. that is on the back of the company preparing for or six dollars oil. profitable, to be they were anticipating $60 a arrel next year. to be able to pay the dividend without having any money. what they are doing in this earnings statement is saying, we are recalibrating the company so we can make sure we can ensure the dividend for you, even if the oil prices is as low as $50 a barrel. >> t-mobile earnings out, beating estimates for earnings and revenue. >> you summed up verizon's call and a wrap. how would you sum up t-mobile? >> 12 quarters in a row we have talked to customers, the model is working. we are not generating huge service revenue. it is leading to cash flow growth. this machine is working, stay out of the way as we will not stop. emily: amazon shares popping over 12% in exciting -- extended training. billion up 28% year-over-year. were $1.7p

i am shery ahn. so, it is the auto industry reeling from another scandal.ag crisis, then emissions cheating, and recalls by several manufacturers. that itubishi admitting manipulated feel economy tests. thank you for joining us. you know, how bad is this? can we compare it really with vw? >> good morning. the first thing when i heard this yesterday was another day, another carmaker confessing. so this is really bad. first of all, it is a mitsubishi crisis. ands mitsubishi's fault harks back to the date when mitsubishi had the scandal in 2004, and apparently the around that time they started cheating on the fuel consumption. so first of all this is a mitsubishi scandal in japan, but -- createve wider more waves around the world because it leads to the perception in the end that many are cheating. so it makes you wonder what will happen next. well, it is clearly not as bad as vw. that is for certain. whichever way you are dressed this, it not? >> yes, it is fraud. you are right, of course, it will not be as big as volkswagen's scandal, but it is fraud. i don'

not make report, but this shows the some of the resiliency that sherry yeley in, the ambiguity that sheryhn deal with last week in her speech. >> it is a good report, wieters did -- wages did better than expected and economists were saying 200,000 plus, so good numbers domestically. ist strikes me about the fed the fed is clearly counting the ecb and the doj, whether intentional or not, met by minute, the dollar is weak or but 5% against both the euro and the yen over the past month or they are data dependent, that focus on jobs and unemployment rates and wage .rowth markets fore the being confused, but clearly markets are a confused as to whether to be bullish about this report or look globally for other reports. >> we've got more economic data ahead. this week, we crunched the case , plusr housing numbers japan's latest budget and how brexit fears are shaping banking policy. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg best. signs the u.s. real estate market is getting even hotter, on prices rose nearly 6% in january according to the s&p index released on tuesday. we had a perfect expert on hand to a

shery: mitsubishi motors has admitted falsifying fuel efficiency tests as far back as 1991. formed a panel of three former prosecutors. the investigation should take up to three months. the president apologize for the scandal, which has wiped out half of the company's market value since last week. can the company survive this scandal? dave: the speculative has turned to a couple of scenarios. one is a buyout and the other is a bailout. as for a buyout, there is the this gushing about the possibility of maybe a chinese company maybe an indian , carmaker. as for the domestic japanese business the forecast is not , good at all. they are one of the smallest carmakers in japan, so it is unlikely that part of the business would survive. scarlet: yahoo! shares are slightly lower after announcing board forh star getting new directors to the board. is this a surprise? jeff: no, this was the option we all thought would happen. starboard was running a proxy contest and they wanted to replace all or most of the board of yahoo!. that would have been miserable outcome for everyone. what w

. >> the pastor and renee would not answer questions about shery's past. we know her mom made tens of thousands in contributions to the republican party and political candidates. throughout the day we've been looking into the background of the suspect and her mom, we are working on that part of the story for 5:00, we'll see you then. reporting live in king of prussia, brandon hudson, "nbc 10 news." >> thank you. a lot quefs still remain about this case. many are wondering why the amber alert went out so late last night. we have the answer from police. many of you followed this from the abduction to the rescue on phones and tablets through the nbc 10 app. nbc 10 was first on the scene and first to send out a news alert. get alert likes these on big news and weather stories, the nbc 10 app is a free download in the app store. you can count on nbc 10 to follow new developments in the baby kidnapping and rescue on the air and online. >>> our 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with storms. the first alert weather radar is tracking a line of rain moving into o

shery: nestle reported first caught a beat analysts estimates.nd coffee, sales rose 3.9%. analysts had expected a 3.6% rise. the first quarter growth rate is the slowest since 2009. nestle is struggling to get consumers interested in frozen pizza and convenience meals. new zealand's a central bank has -- anjournalist investigation found that a news how the media sent information about the cut from a media lockout on march the 10th before the official release time. they said there is no evidence of any impact on the financial markets. it was discontinued. the chief investment officer at goldman sachs's asset management says he expects a wild ride in the world stockmarket and not much to show for it. who oversees about $15 billion of volatility will continue as nervous investors dumped shares at the slightest hint of bad news. --protects -- dix mid single predicts mid single-digit stops in draw stocks. portfoliohe existing of hedge investment. breven-howard and perry capital. that could happen as soon as today. high fees, and the riskiness of the a

sheri sheriff deputies got that call, finding four adults and one teen-age boy found dead.s old to 4 years old survived. they say none of the dead committed suicide and that is leading the sheriff to warn local residents that at least one killer is on the loose. so far no suspects, no motive. investigators do say the rhoden family was targeted and a few minutes ago a family spokesperson read a brief written statement. let's take a listen. >> the rhoden family would like to thank everyone for all the outpouring of prayers and support for their family. they ask that everyone being respectful of their family, of their loss at this time, and they also have a plea to anyone who has any information in this matter to call 1-855-bci-ohio. >> alex, the police are asking for the public's help. there are still many unanswered questions at this point. while authorities say they believe the killer or killers could be armed or dangerous, they do not believe there's a larger threat to the community. instead they are offering protection to members of that family who they believe to be the

>> sheri, you have to come with me to the trump protest tomorrow.ild. >> i don't really want to. sorry. >> oh, why not? you know he's awful. don't you want to feel the bern? >> so what are your political rights in the workplace? do you have the right to say what you want? do you have the right for other people to not push their views on you? we'll break it down coming up. cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >>> welcome back. we all want free speech, but sometime the office can turn into a political circus. we're bringing some helpful tips when it comes to talking about politics and the election at the office and keeping you from getting canned or for misconduct. >> it can get out of control. associate director of works career consulting firm joins us to break it down. things are turning into a circus at the office. people talkin

sheri coming back to brava, here you have this establish, amazing writer who has won a clue -- slew of awards. now she gets to director and work. even though she is this amazing, established writer, the truth is, she is being nurtured as a director and is being given some space to direct. >> the play is described as ceremony and -- where ceremony and theater me. in the indigenous tradition, when you turn 52, it is like the completion of an important era. the importance of the ceremony is to say, you are 52. whenever you have been caring for the first 52 years, it is time to let it go. really, here, they have given me carte blanche to do this. i think it is nice for me, in the sense of coming back 25 years later and seeing personally my own evolution as an artist and thinker. the whole effort to put the chicano or indigenous woman's experience on center stage is, in itself, for euro-american theaters, a radical position. because of the state of theater, it is a hard roll to hold up in institution. it is a hard road. i am looking at where we are 25 years later in the bay area, looking at

he grew up in sheri dang, the child of two teerchtion. his quick wit was evident at an recallly age. he graduated from high school at 16 years of age. he headed o. off to high school winning a scholar lp 10 attend yale. after college, ray heeded what would be the first of several calls to serve his country and joined the united states navy. where he served for three years with the pacific fleet during the korean war. after leaving the navy, ray returned home to arkansas, earned a law degree from the university of arkansas and married betty joe. ray began a successful legal career before being elected attorney general in 1970. after one term ray was elected to the house of representatives from arkansas' fourth district. ray served with distinction including on the judiciary committee where he helped draft articles of impeachment against president nixon. in 1978, he narrowly lost an epic senate primary featuring him, fellow congressman and later governor jim guy tucker. he returned to the family business of education becoming the only man t

sheri coming back to brava, here you have this establish, amazing writer who has won a clue -- slew of awards. now she gets to director and work. even though she is this amazing, established writer, the truth is, she is being nurtured as a director and is being given some space to direct. >> the play is described as ceremony and -- where ceremony and theater me. in the indigenous tradition, when you turn 52, it is like the completion of an important era. the importance of the ceremony is to say, you are 52. whenever you have been caring for the first 52 years, it is time to let it go. really, here, they have given me carte blanche to do this. i think it is nice for me, in the sense of coming back 25 years later and seeing personally my own evolution as an artist and thinker. the whole effort to put the chicano or indigenous woman's experience on center stage is, in itself, for euro-american theaters, a radical position. because of the state of theater, it is a hard roll to hold up in institution. it is a hard road. i am looking at where we are 25 years later in the bay area, looking at

[applause] >> now we will talk about what sheri is seeing for predicting policing and sentencing at the community level. >> i work for the center for media justice as an organizer and i am an organizer with our bay area. i am from california. i will talk about three things when it comes to predictive policing. a little around t the data, the money and lack of accountability. and what is happening on the ground. the first one is, and it what kind of brought up, but it is where the data is neutral which we know is not the case. we know we have historical studies proven over and over again that various communities might actually do more crime yet other communities are policed for that crime. if that is the case, and t theitathe data going into the studies, it will only produce inaccurate information that relies on racist human assumptions. that is number one. the other one is there is an influx of money, it was discussed earlier in one of the panels, around muna coming in. a lot of that has gone into these predictive policing softwares that are unproven. and there are several deparliamedep