. >>> al policía identificó a warrens sloan de 41 años de edad como sospechoso de matar a la joven deroamericano que mide 5 pies 7 pulgadas tiene un historial de violencia y es considerado peligroso. >>> un hombre de richmond se llevó un susto cuando estaba sentado sobre su arma la cual se disparó, después de los hechos la víctima se trasladó al hospital para ser atendido. >>> la guardia costera de california salvó a una adolescente que casi se ahoga en san francisco, las personas dijeron que había una persona atrapada en ocean beach, dos nadadores entraron al mar y rescataron al joven. >>> el presunto asesino múltiple de ingle side en san francisco, se declaró no culpable, bihn thai luc enfrenta cargos por homicidio y allanamiento de morada. >>> hace solo unos minutos terminó una búsqueda más para dar con la adolescente sierra lamar que desapareció hace casi 3 semanas, se desplegó una brigada de 3 personas más y perros especialistas. >>> estas son áreas que no hemos despegados, esta es el search número 6 que hacemos en el caso, este es el área donde estaba en morgan hill, ahora vamos

. >>> also, we're looking at the banks and mortgages, timothy sloan from wells fargo will be here. >>> first, let's take a look at where we stand as we approach this final stretch. down 71 points. not the lows, certainly off of the worst levels. double digit loss. nasdaq now being sold today, down 36 points. better than 1% to 3,019. with the decline in the session about 11 points, 1376, last trade there. less than an hour to go in the trading day. china, of course, front and center remaining a focal point for investors as fears of a hard landing continue to weigh on sentiment. henry mcva is not a bull on china but does not see china collapsing. we'll get more of his comments and how to invest in china and get a piece of that growth. >>> oil, mining, financials under pressure today. better than expected earnings as well as wells fargo. not doing much for those stocks today. more on the clues of the health of the banking sector. we've also got goldman sachs on tuesday. a big week for earning coming up. traders keeping an eye on technology. poised to snap a record weekly win today with d

it's ibm and sloan-kettering. how do they planning on making money? the medical records that are in that licensing database. the benefit is that with this huge database, you have people in australia, asia, southeast asia, india, all of these cancer doctors that can look and say, they discovered this in india, something similar is going on in australia, and merge it together. >> everyone knows someone touched by cancer. it's the littlest thing that could pebbly help, it's wonderful. >> months matter. >> deb, thank you. >> of course. >>> and now, golf, golf's latest superstar has a boy band past. no matter what small business you are in, managing expenses seems to... get in the way. not anymore. ink, the small business card from chase introduces jot an on-the-go expense app made exclusively for ink customers. custom categorize your expenses anywhere. save time and get back to what you love. the latest innovation. only for ink customers. learn more at chase.com/ink in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all, w

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now i did have st chance to speak with vincent orange's campaign manager, doug sloan. take a listen to what he had to say about this victory. >> oh, great feeling. it was a hard fought campaign. council member orange is an excellent campaigner. he was working day and night and hard fought victory. we're happy it's over, it's done. and now we can focus on the business of the city. emancipation day is coming up on the 16th. we have a whole weekend filled of emancipation day festivities. >> how is he feeling? >> he's great. he is elated. it was a hard fought victory. took a lot out of all of us. we sing congratulations to everyone that ran the campaign and you know, we are looking forward to coming together as a city, as a people and moving together in a positive direction. >> because vincent orange was able to pull that lead out by a wide margin, there will be no need for an automatic recount, typically that happens if the margin is less than 1%. now the candidate can request a recount, but we don't know at this point if that will take place. we're in the process of tryi

of practice a spaniard is looking to retain the title he lost to australian casey story last year sloan himself was third fastest moving three hundred of the second slower than his rival and to a world champions are separated by britain's. to a second process in practice despite the promising showing the twenty six year old says he still be happy with a top six finish come race day the reds i mean are they setting his sights higher. meeting with today because we do follow the. time of the obviously i saw him copy because golly said on the buy seems much better last year i think we have even more potential for the motor. over to the hardwood now where in the n.b.a. denver have beaten phoenix one hundred five ninety nine zero home court when the suns three game winning streak the first quarter went to the visitors twenty nine twenty one for the nuggets game on its head in the second side match at fifty two all time are enough willows go again high thirty points including this sixty four fifty six the denver nuggets out school their opponents in the period while three points to secure a fi

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these would be nice and searching billions of web pages jack sloan snippets of discussion that would supposedly have some impact on the star and although i'm sure there probably should be more a state of israel there. it's done i think mainly a small way wouldn't be surprised if all the big globally of ways to eavesdrop and see whether the station would get them some. of which or the half of the star or in some cases you suggesting there might be noise out there is likely to move the stuff so but i don't think it's a big thing and i think whoever is i think is probably just in the to go out there and so i doubt he's talking about. image in the talk is put out there each this is . moving the mortgage i think regulate instance of the distance our last thought about class crashes as they relate to currencies. obviously the currency markets the biggest currency is the biggest market the world many trillions of four x. traded on a daily basis and it seems that the going for. already here there's going to be some call it a currency war and the euro dollar and attorneys round. based on what

share some of the feedback that we received from last happy hour stephanie have fun what commander sloan said on you tube finally they take a sip of that alleged martini the canadian dude commented on you tube now my big question is that real booze that they have in those martini glasses and donnelly daro tweeted out below to show love the show tonight finally got to see someone drink a martini andrew blake was great so more controversy around the martinis on happy hour with the plot thinking picturing your guest last week appeared to be enjoying a drink well we still can't tell you what's actually inside the houses but that would ruin all the fun anyway. i also want to respond finally to a viewer who wants to know where to send story ideas david who are not asked this question suppose i know of a possible story you guys might want to cover who can i get in touch with and we would love any stories or tips so if you guys do have something that you want to share with us feel free to e-mail t.a.'s producer at g. mail dot com that's it my rant this week but i'll be back with more later in th

investigators are looking for 41-year-old warren sloan of fairfield.police say he has a history of violence and is considered dangerous. he is described as african american and weighing 205 pounds. >>> the search for missing bay area teenager, sierra la mar expanded today. robert handa tell us where they're looking now and the one noticeable difference between this search and the others. >> reporter: today's search for missing 15-year-old sierra lamra is using a familiar approach in unfamiliar territory. >> we're just looking for anything that looks like it would be interesting. just looking for things that are out of place. >> reporter: search and rescue teams began rolling into san martin and gilroy this morning. communities just south of morgan hill. investigators believe the teenager was abducted close to her home on march 16th. until today the search focus around the home and near by fields where her purse and cell phone were found. >> i don't want to say we eliminated areas but we have covered a lot of morgan hill area. >> reporter: one noticeabl

that is the most he has ever sloan in his young major league career. he is only 23 years old.x shut-hound inning and allowed only two hits. they got four runs and got that 4-0 shut-out win. once again, a lot of optimism surrounding this team today. -- he threw 109 pitches. gio gonzalez will be making his home debut for the nats today. the young pitching staff looking very, very good so far. once you get the bats cranked up, it could be a very exciting season. we'll be talking about it all morning long here at nat park as the nat get ready to ring in the home opener. so once again, 1:05. it will be a big day. holly morris is coming down to join me next hour. we have a lot of trick. so stay tuned to fox morning news all morning long. that's it for now. let's go back to the desk and wisdom and allison. >> we have to ask him about the gloves. he will have to man up. it is no that cold. >> tender paw. >> it is cold, wisdom. i don't see you out here. >> whatever, dave. >> we'll do that in off the wall. >> all right. >>> a big day ahead for the washington caps. they begin their first

investigators are looking for 41-year-old warren sloan of fairfield.lice say he has a history of violence and is considered dangerous. he is described as african american and weighing 205 pounds. >>> the search for missing bay area teenager, sierra la mar expanded today. robert handa tell us where they're looking now and the one noticeable difference between this search and the others. >> reporter: today's search for missing 15-year-old sierra lamra is using a familiar approach in unfamiliar territory. >> we're just looking for anything that looks like it would be interesting. just looking for things that are out of place. >> reporter: search and rescue teams began rolling into san martin and gilroy this morning. communities just south of morgan hill. investigators believe the teenager was abducted close to her home on march 16th. until today the search focus around the home and near by fields where her purse and cell phone were found. >> i don't want to say we eliminated areas but we have covered a lot of morgan hill area. >> reporter: one noticeable

it was the society of memorial sloan-kettering. there is this terrific gala at the met in new york. it is a beautiful thing. and it raises a lot of money for this charity. karen zucker was there. it was a bunch of people there. you know how sometimes they say the morning show people don't get along? wait a second! >> what am i seeing here? >> everyone thinks that everyone's rivals. but here's the great thing. kelly ripa who you see there and -- we got along beautifully. let's look at picture again. oh! i'm sorry. >> who did that? >> somebody. she's a sweet girl. >> was there any instinct to go tonya harding on her and just go after the kneecap? >> you are sick! >> just put her out for like a day. nothing serious, nothing lasting. >> she was really funny. >> you're competitive. >> i know, i'm terribly competitive. >> she's great though. >> they're not opposite us directly. they're on at 9:00, we're on at 10:00. >> but still. >>> there was a cool article in the editorial section of the "times" on sunday and talked about when was the last time you had a good conversation with somebody.

sunday july 29th, rbc is teaming up with memorial sloan to hold the annual decathlon for children's cancert raised more than $500,000 and this year's goal is 1.5 million. joining us now is the coceo and new york jets offensive lineman to tell us about the very important event. great to have you with us. great to see you. you are probably one of the largest guests we have ever had on the show. in terms of the event, it's like wall street's decathlon. >> wall street is a very competitive place. we want to channel that competition into fund-raising and no better cause for the kids onicology unit. >> i am told by guy to call you brick. brick, how did you get involved with this cause. >> dave maloney started this in 2009 and when i heard the idea of a deckathalon and working out, it reed me of a combine. almost the olympics. also this was a great cause. you are raising money for cancer research. i was all in. i was definitely all in. >> it was a great cause, but will it affect the play on the field. will you lose weight and get bounced around? >> i am not allowed to participate. i think my back

i first met max slung when he was in hospital -- max sloan when he was in a hospital recovering. he was in pretty tough shape. we hosted a dinner here recently and he had gained 40 pounds and was preparing for the wounded warriors games. i offered him to dinners after he finished the first one kind of quick and he readily excepted. after he finished the first desert kind of quick, i offered him another one. it is the most anybody has ever eaten in the white house. [laughter] we have capt. ludwig smith here today. this is our first time back on a bike. she will be riding in tandem along megan spiker harris, who works with the wounded warrior project. it is good to have them both here. and then there are the shy brothers, eric and devon. when eric enlisted in the army, devon made a promise that, if he got hurt, he would finish with his brother started. eric was struck by a sniper and then given enlisted. now there ride a specially made tandem bike with devon leading the way. they are taking on this latest challenge the way they have done every other, together. these men and women a

a democratic pollster and fox news contributor, author of "hopelessly divided," sloan shown.takes. everybody's putting lists together and most of the people on the lists are all saying, no, no, not me. why is that? >> the worst thing you can do is say yes because if you say yes, there is extraordinary scrutiny and questioning. marco rubio has had a few questions asked. he is at the top of anybody's list. the best thing for him to do is to do what he's done. rob portman is also at the top of the list because there is a very close race. it will come down to ohio and florida and they are the most likely in my opinion. >> liz: what did you make of jeb bush basically not saying no, saying if he got the phone call, he would consider it? >> i think that's wise, otherwise he would not have been considered. i hear a lot of people saying that the republicans have to place a minority on the ticket and rube rubio would be great because the hispanics will vote for the republicans. i think that's foolish reasoning. i think they should be looking for the strongest possible vice-presidential

professor of orthopedics at cornell university medical school in new york, and the chief of orthopedics at sloan-ketteringk city. >> dr. heeley was the expert that said what he did and the type of tissues that he took put the transplant recipients in harm's way. >> bone that is osteoporotic who has had cancer or other disease is not as strong. it's not going to stand up long enough. it doesn't heal as well and so that is a serious problem. the hiv testing for example, was not conducted in the standard way. these donors could have been infected and the processing not been sufficient to cleanse that bone and make it safe for transplantation. several of them actually had cancer. >> let's go back to cancer and we spoke about this earlier. unless it was lymphoma, leukemia, breast cancer doesn't affect the bone. brain cancer doesn't affect the bone. lung cancer, not unless it is metastatic cancer, there is no infection in the bone. >> however, the cancer will have eroded that bone, it will have weakened that bone. the treatment that the patient has received for that cancer will have compromised the tissue in a

tomorrow a first on cnbc interview with timothy sloan of wells fargo.th more in a moment. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ female announcer ] each one of us is our own boss. ♪ and no matter where you are in life, ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ >>> here's what to watch for tomorrow. >> rick santelli on the floor of the cme group. tune in for tomorrow's consumer price index. we're exhechting headline inflation to increase 0.3 of 1%. strip out all the all-important food and energy called core, we're expecting 0.2 of 1%. at 9:55 eastern, university of michigan sentiment survey april preliminary read. we're expecting 76.2. tune in. >>> ammary thompson. this is what i'll be watching for on friday. two big banks report first-quarter results. jpmorgan's earnings seen falling from last year though expect an improve quarter over quarter thanks to a strengthen in its investment bank. wells fargo reporting its earnings increasing from last year, thanks in part to strength in its mortgage business. >> all right. ea

a democratic pollster and fox news contributor, author of "hopelessly divided," sloan shown.the veep stakes. everybody's putting lists together and most of the people on the lists are all saying, no, no, not me. why is that? >> the worst thing you can do is say yes because if you say yes, there is extraordinary scrutiny and questioning. marco rubio has had a few questions asked. he is at the top of anybody's list. the best thing for him to do is to do what he's done. rob portman is also at the top of the list because there is a very close race. it will come down to ohio and florida and they are the most likely in my opinion. >> liz: what did you make of jeb bush basically not saying no, saying if he got the phone call, he would consider it? >> i think that's wise, otherwise he would not have been considered. i hear a lot of people saying that the republicans have to place a minority on the ticket and rube rubio would be great because the hispanics will vote for the republicans. i think that's foolish reasoning. i think they should be looking for the strongest possible vice-pr

but sloan believes the case against him should be thrown out. >> if the justice department believes thatn etch that they spent constitutes campaign contributions, then they need to change the law to make it clear. but it doesn't mean you prosecute somebody who had no notice it's against the law and try to create a crime that way. >> reporter: federal prosecutors declined to be interviewed. but according to do you means, the justice department spent vast federal resources to pursue this case. at least 56 fbi and irs agents were deployed in the four year long investigation. >> after all these years, i finally get my day in court. people get to hear my side of it. >> reporter: the trial was delayed in part because edwards lawyers asked it to be postponed while he was treated with medication for an irregular heartbeat. and there's this. john edwards was offered a plea deal that would have meant a few months in federal prison, and he would have been allowed to keep his law license. he turned it down. >> it's an incredible gamble on his part. there's a real reckless on his part. if there's any

on friday, we are helping gary sloan, a wonderful actor, director, professor, catholic university, torehearsal." and saturday, we have play time. 15 theaters throughout the area who are going to be offering activities for children, workshops, tours, all sorts of backstage activities. and all week long we're premiering "taking care of our own" a new initiative to help washington-area theater artists with emergency needs. >> unbelievable. and this is the first annual theater week. and the whole thing is to bring attention to the fact that we have a very active theater. and big audience here in washington. you want to grow it, is that right? >> we have an extraordinary theater community in washington, thriving, the second most prolific theater community in the country after new york. 84 theaters, over 800 productions every year. 9900 performances. and over 2.2 million audiences every year. that are attending washington theater. >> linda levy grossman, thank you so much for coming and glen pearson, we love your music. it's just fantastic and people will be able to hear it. for more inform

a first on cnbc interview with waels fargo's chief financial officer tim sloan joining us.out on a company like citi? we'll break down the charts in talking numbers. and as we head towards the tax deadline this weekend, of course we all know there are only two certainties in life, death and taxes. are those two certainties good investments? we're talking funeral and tax-related stocks coming up. maria and i look forward to seeing you from the new york stock exchange here at the top of the hour. >> bill, thank you very much. and do check out shares of coinstar. cstr, known well to herb up nearly 8%. stock trading at an all-time high, herb. >> don't look at me. >> i'm just saying, this is a heavily shorted stock. there are people that think the company's des destined for a fall. and those people have had their donkey handed to them this year. >> they have this year. jim was on "squawk box" saying this was one of his shorts. and went back saying he's not a short-term guy. quarter-to-quarter-to-quarter stock's been going up. >> they've been making money every quarter. >> yeah.

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sloan foundation.science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the signs of strain were evident again today in the u.s. housing market. the latest numbers highlighted how tough it's been to fix a vital economic sector. tonight, we look at the housing news as we begin a series, "after the fall," on how wall street, the economy, and financial regulation have changed since the crisis of 2008. builders have been cutting back on housing construction, but in march, there were still more new homes for sale than people wanted to buy. the national association of realtors reports sales last month fell over 7%, the most in more than a year. overall, some 328,000 homes sold, less than half the rate in a healthy market. and

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