what we found is during a spike, in the middle of a spike you see risk assets suffering a negative return. . negative return on average high-yield s&p or rebound fairly quickly. a major finding, for institutional investors who are thinking volatility is coming or it pops, do i need to do something different, we found generally you don't unless you are able to get out of the way immediately before you feel that , it makes more sense to stay the course. mark: you think inflation will top out at 2%. lots of forces at play to make this happen. why 2%? why won't it go above 2%? karen: there's concern in the market. it could drift a little above 2%. , oilof those concerns today and you see other courses in the market possibly lifting inflation higher. we think that is counterbalanced . a lot of excess capacity. a lot of competition in various markets. are hugedemographics trend for the foreseeable future. technology is a force to keep inflation low. we have a fed that is very much on top of it. constant communication. vonnie: is there an optimum liquid versus illiquid asset allocation? karen: w

look at that spike. boom, it spikes in 2012. 2014 is a little lower. when you look at that and this amount of cash he's spending at a time when no banks were lending to him, does it look to you that he's flush with cash and can't get loans, or what do you see here? >> this is what's so terrific about what my colleague, david fahrenthold has done. it's diving into the weeds of president trump's finances in a way that wasn't done in the run-up to the 2016 campaign. he's now getting the scrutiny now that he should have gotten back then. to answer your question, i have no explanation for that. if you talk to any financier here or any well-healed person in new york city, they will tell you flat out, no bank in this city would loan him, trump, a

spike lee, like you as an ethnocentric racist.t to pay donald trump is a racist and it doesn't matter what he does. you are going to say he's racist because you have been trained to be that. you've been trained trained to say that. >> did you hear what he said? did you hear what he said about blacks being given status? >> anything that america offers two blacks were very successful in this country and you just dismiss it. tell me where you want to live. >> laura: leo, go ahead. >> what are you going to cut them off? >> laura: i want to stop for a second. both of you having -- were trying to have an honest conversation. kevin can get hot on stuff, but leo you can too. i can too. we all can have a real conversation, maybe make a little progress because i think spike lee that says love on one side, hand and hate on the other. love is not calling someone and mf. love is saying maybe i don't agree with you one charlottesville, maybe i think you handled that bad. where can i work with you? i think -- leo, let me just finish. spike lee a

and spike lee said this is global issue, and he's right.right actions all around the globe. the expansion of netanyahu's alt-right. everywhere around the world we see a right wing that's disturbing. he's being courageous and impolite. bad actions require inpolite speech. >> you said it requires that. this movie set to be released in one year, the one-year anniversary of charlottesville. the audience at that film festival reportedly gave it an eight minute standing ovation after the premier. and the footage of that moment of that white nationalist driver plowing into the crowd at the end is shown at the end of the film. talk to me about what message does it send. >> we can continue to talk about these things, donald trump's very dangerous rhetoric in turnturnerms that normalize the speech or call it for what exactly what it is. hate fueled fear mongering appealing to the versions of themselves, making people believe there are people other than you here to take your opportunities, they are not citizens like you. that rhetoric that goes back a

i think spike lee felt that you had robbed him of the palme d r d'or. and he said wim wenders had better watch out. somewhere deep in my closet i have a louisville slugger bat with vendor's name on it. he since said he was -- it was slightly immature but still thinks he was robbed. rector in these circumstances? >> well, let me speak to spike right through the camera. i did say it already in interviews. spike, i was the president of the jury, but i didn't decide anything on my own. and that was a year, 1989 with amazing movies and some great directors didn't get rewarded, and you're one of them. and i hope we can make peace. he just reached out for me, spike. he said, we should meet in brooklyn. i hope it's not a dark alley, but maybe we both bring our baseball bats and cross them peacefully? i think it's about time to end this. >> if you do that, come on our show together, in cannes, a protest just this last week. women protested the cannes awards ceremony this year for only featuring 82 female directors in its history compared to 1,688 male directors.

bat spike lee appeared on the red carpet sporting knuckle dusters reading the words love and hate. can might have got a bit political this year but good intention. also need to translate into action it's time there were more women directors competing for the awards this year just three of the twenty one films in competition are female directed that needs to change time is definitely. and certainly with that we wrap up another show so don't forget to check out our website for more on the program or of course follow us on social media from me and the rest of us here as always thanks for joining in the exam tomorrow. on the next edition of your all next we catch up with the one and only. thirty five years after she shot to international cream with her country ninety nine red balloons she's embarking on a major jubilee tour through marker forty you'd stay jennifer's or a celebration name out next time on your own facts. journey for donna sold by swiss commodity traders. african states permit high levels of sulfur in fuel. trade is a legal and highly lucrative. saloons the air and soil.

spike lee speaking to our arts editor, will gompertz.the vanities, was one of the defining works of the 1980s, has died at the age of 88. the novel is an attempt to portray new york high and low today. i figured that one of the likely areas where the high and low can gather involuntarily, albeit is in the courts. in the 1960s and 70s, tom wolfe was a pioneer of newjournalism, using a subjective standpoint and rejecting the more traditional detached style. his other works of fiction included the right stuff and the electric kool—aid acid test. the editor of the new york times book review described wolfe's death as the "passing of an era." more on this saturday's royal wedding. before her engagement to prince harry, meghan markle was known for her acting career and her humanitarian work. but, according to time magazine, she is now one of the top 100 most influential people in the world,as she prepares to embark on a very different life. our royal correspondent, daniela relph, has travelled to los angeles to find out more about meghan markl

and we would have to see a huge spike in gas prices, up to $5, $6 a gallon that ford would say, okay, we've got to bring this back they have ways of importing cars whether it's out of production in mexico or asia or other locations. but primarily they want to build trucks and suvs here in the u.s. >> is turning away from cars a good move from ford? rebecca is an analyst and joins us now same question to you what happens if those gasoline prices do spike again? consumer behavior changes and suddenly people want cars. is this a good strategy for ford >> you know what, kelly, it actually is a good strategy for ford what my research has shown is even when gas prices spike up, consumers change their buying behavior for about three months and then they go back to buying the vehicles that they really want and what i like about ford's strategy here is that it's not that ford is, you know, turning back the clock and going back to gas guzzling truck-based suvs. they're just going towards a more modern interruption of what we call a car which isn't a traditional sedan anymore. >> what happens to

today adding to the prior four days of spiking but wait. italian bonds were trading it at the two year was at negative rates only a few days ago so a few weeks ago so. people are bunkers this is hilarious the world is flat and i can prove that because the ship of the economic state is about to fall off the edge of the world in plummet into the abyss so no economic interest rate gerrymandering manipulation contortionist that deeply. reengineering plain man. will result in anything less than the bond apocalypse the bond market is in a three hundred air bubble it's about to blow and it's going to cause massive problems and chaos so let's put it really compare it to the united states ok we we both like clowns as president that's apparently true but italy can't print their own money yet they're trying to introduce a parallel currency but nevertheless one can agree that they've had a history of devaluing they kept on devaluing for example leading up into the euro i did a lot of deals with them when i was at a film distribution company and we kept

movie to spike to the top. so he's trying to politicize this movie. throwing daggers at a sitting president and calling a sitting president nasty names is not going to get people to the polls. we are not going to watch no movie about the kkk. the democratic party he loves created the kkk to manipulate and dominate. he needs to zip it. >> we look at little spike lee as one of the gatekeeper of the democrat plantation. he don't want to see black people couple. he wants to see black people stay snuck the pain of their an investors and slavery. jesse: it looks like diamond and silk won't be seeing the spike lee movie. it's a year since the mueller investigation has gotten under way. there was a mole in the campaign. >> we now have that mole. >> yes. here he is. >> so you are the mole? mole. most of excellent agent you have ever seen. jesse: obama had a mole in the trump campaign. >> i think it's sick and sad. it's time for mule tore end this investigation. this was manufactured by the left. mueller, he should have

today adding to the prior four days of spiking but wait. italian bonds were trading it at the two year was at negative rates only a few days ago so a few weeks ago so. people are bunkers this is hilarious the world is flat and i can prove that because the ship of the economic state is about to fall off the edge of the world and plummet into the abyss so no economic interest rate gerrymandering manipulation contortionist that deeply. reengineering claim mansion. will result in anything less than the bond apocalypse the bond market is in a three hundred air bubble it's about to blow and it's going to cause massive problems and chaos so let's put it really compare it to the united states ok we we both like clowns as president that's apparently true but italy can't print their own money yet they're trying to introduce a parallel currency but nevertheless one can agree that they've had a history of devaluing they kept on devaluing for example leading up into the euro i did a lot of deals with them when i was at a film distribution company and we

we are probably in for some more spikes, depending on what the talks yields.ultimately, whatever the outcome, either an alliance that gets together or a snap election, we are probably headed for elections before too long. whatever happens, do you get the feeling that if it is a coalition between the league and the five star movement, will we see whether or not the country want to be part of the you're it? that is a big uncertainty. that is why the markets are reacting the way they are. are we starting to cement the beginnings of whatever you want to call it, the italian furs, italy leave, will they fall in line? —— exit. they cannot go against all the rossel edicts, especially in terms of sovereign debt, as you have already seen, on the back of that, you either comply or you have got to sever their ties completely and this is the bequest. -- russell. christel aranda—hassel, hopefully it will become clear in the next few days, thank you. china is saying it reserves the right to retaliate to any us actions against its investments. let's go to our asia business h

door here spike lee has been camping many many years way way back he was here with do the right thing which in my opinion should have won the palme d'or it didn't present the jury did not give spike lee it's likely still hates him for it he said if you have. come out with a baseball bat spike lee appeared on the red carpet supporting knuckle dusters reading the words love and hate. can might have got a bit political this year but good intentions. also needs to translate into action it's time there were more women directors competing for the awards this year just three of the twenty one films in competition are female directed that needs to change time is definitely. and certainly with that we were up another show so don't forget to check out our website for more on the program or of course follow us on social media for me and the rest of us as always thanks for joining us today again tomorrow. on the next edition of euro max we catch up with the one and only. thirty five years after she shocked to international cream with your country ninety nine red balloons she's embarking on a majo

there is clearly a n this spike inviolate crime.rly an epidemic of this kind of crime, and someone was bound to call for more guns on the street. it is a familiar response but an easy one. the more profound response is to think what is happening to our young people? what is so sour and bad about their lives that they are falling into fights with each other, oi’ falling into fights with each other, or not even with people that they know, just passing by shootings. what is going wrong but they are not finding satisfaction in life, mi of the richest countries the world. there is something badly wrong. and there seems to be a lot of handwringing, but nobody seems to have a clue how to actually get to the bottom of this. a lot of the evidence shows this is about opportunities, skills and education, how you can tackle these issues leading to teenagers getting involved with gangs and crime, and early intervention. there are also big questions asked about police cuts, we have seen 15,000 officers cuts, we have seen 15,000 officers cut from

spike lee. spike lee's on the flight. i'm like, oh my gosh, there he is. i'm like i'm a jury.he jury that i was on? [ laughter ] and first he's like, "yeah, no, i don't know." i was like, "wow. are you not going to show me the prize?" he was like, "no, i'm just going to do it when we get off the plane." so we get off the plane and certainly i'm there, like, what's up? are you going to show me the prize? and he does. he showed it to me and -- >> seth: and you -- you threw it up on social media. there he is. that's fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] >> well i was so, so happy for him. >> seth: you treated it the way like when my grandmother used to give me like a shirt, like she'd be like, are you going to wear it? like, you gave him something and then you wanted to make sure. you're like, do you have it? did you lose it? >> it really was. that was it. i wanted to make sure and i wanted to see how happy he was. so that was good. >> seth: so this show, you came across this show that was based on a book that oprah told you about. >> yes. >> seth: how does that come to pass? >> no,

today adding to the prior four days of spiking but wait. italian bonds were trading it at the two year was at negative rates only a few days ago so a few weeks ago so. people are bunkers this is hilarious the world is flat and i can prove that because the ship of the economic state is about to fall off the edge of the world and plummet into the abyss so no economic interest rate gerrymandering manipulation contortionist that quickly. reengineering play mansion. will result in anything less than the bond apocalypse the bond market is in a three hundred air bubble it's about to blow and it's going to cause massive problems and chaos so let's put it really compare it to the united states ok we we both like clowns as president that's apparently true but italy can't print their own money yet they're trying to introduce a parallel currency but nevertheless one can agree that they've had a history of devaluing they kept on devaluing for example leading up into the euro i did a lot of deals with them when i was at a film distribution company and we

spike lee on the red carpet with his cast.film in competition at the festival. blackkklansman, set in the early 1970s, tells the story of a black colorado springs police detective who in phonecalls infiltrates the local chapter of the kkk. god bless white america. a white police officer serves as his avatar or double and meets klan members in person. the film is based on a real police detective called ron stallworth. there was a lot at stake, and what he had to even do to get to that position, and i don't want to mimic, i didn't want to emulate, i just wanted to inhabit his spirit. become his friend, let's get invited back. by infiltrating the ku klux klan, spike lee's protagonists bring an inside view of a hate group. some of its figures are cartoonishly drawn but that does not undercut their virulent racism. blackkklansman is a very political film designed to alert audiences to the presence of white racism in trump's america. america first. all: america first! our job as filmmakers, as storytellers, was to connect this perio

today adding to the prior four days of spiking but wait. italian bonds were trading it at the two year was at negative rates only a few days ago so a few weeks ago so. people are bunkers this is hilarious the world is flat and i can prove that because the ship of the economic state is about to fall off the edge of the world in plummet into the abyss so no economic interest rate gerrymandering manipulation contortionist that deeply reengineering play mantua laissez shill will result in anything less than the bond apocalypse the bond market is in a three hundred yr bubble it's about to blow and it's going to cause massive problems and chaos so let's put it really compare it to the united states ok we we both like clowns as president that's apparently true but italy can't print their own money yet. they're trying to introduce a parallel currency but nevertheless one can agree that they've had a history of devaluing they kept on devaluing for example leading up into the euro i did a lot of deals with them when i was at a film distribution compa

spike, which the is an etf. spike, which is an etf. see the volumes at the top have been trending somewhat lower. said if you look overall at the product portfolio, we are pleased with the volumes we are seeing. pickup and itity itexpected to calm down as goes on. >> two months ago, this was a consensus it goes on. >> two months ago, this was a consensus trade, the volatility would be higher. for a whole host of reasons. all volatility said that point trade back. >> we are in may and things calm down in the summer. volumes have been low recently. we will see how it plays out. >> thank you. coming up, how much do you want to bet, gambling on the profitability of the trump kim summit. what you can't miss coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: compared with last year, investors are anxious >> have trade wars across emerging markets. no surprise global financial stress indicators have moved higher. you can see the tick up with positive territory. the red lines -- red lines indicate -- this is a measure of risk must different asset lines

in florida, a teen in church got an alert that her heart rate was spiking. she was rushed to the hospital where doctors diagnosed her with chronic kidney disease. >> it's crazy how this watch led me to the hospital and helped me with that, which i'm so thankful for that. >> well, apple's ceo tim cook got wind of her story and responded with a tweet, stories like deanne that's inspire us to dream bigger and push harder every day. >>> a close call for a wine country high school. the school's agricultural barn went up in flames last night with dozens of pigs on the property. kpix5 ease don ford has the story. >> engine 11 got the call and didn't sound pretty. >> got dispatch for a fire at santa rosa high school ag building in their barn and came in as multiple animals within the building and the building was on fire. >> fire fighters found 42 pigs inside and luckily the fire wasn't what they expected. >> the fire was smaller than first reported. >> would wood -- woodchips too close to a heat lamb and no one hurt. the ag teacher said it was a close call. >> few

according to the labor department, openings spiked.he highest since the government started tracking the numbers in 2000. employers are having a hard time finding qualified applicants. >>> and pizza hut is expanding its beer delivery service. now, pizza hut started the delivery trial last september in phoenix. it's now widening that beer delivery test to 100 locations in arizona. in california pizza hut drivers will be trained on local alcohol laws. now, the authority to cancel a beer delivery if customers can't verify their age. anne-marie. >> i feel like that's going to be a pretty popular service. pizza and beer goes pretty well together for a lot of people anyway. >> i wouldn't be surprised about it gaining popularity. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, diane. >> all right. thank you. >>> still to come, face time to the rescue. a soldier stuck at an airport is able to witness an important moment for his family. but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is bel

and student bullying has spiked in the last year. generally speaking since 9/11 hate crimes have been steadily increasing with the exception of spikes i mentioned. >> i was wondering if because we are running out of time and i know the chair is very strict. my question, do you have charts for individual groups that you represent in this regard? a chart if we could put it in the report of 10 or 20 years of reporting through religious or latino or african-american, transgender, muslim, would be very effective in terms of what is happening as everyone is talking about data all day, it would be nice to see it. >> to the earlier point, it is 250,000 average from 2004-2015, data is based on the national crime victimization survey and other data the federal government pooled together and we are happy to provide this information. >> you said earlier we were in a moment we observe the federal government retreating and bringing up cases and addressing hate crimes and in an earlier panel we received from doj we heard combating hate crimes is am

things are chaotic in italy again, bonds are spiking, something is going on.le point is, yes, but it should have never been that low in the first place, and this may be a semi healthy return to some form of normality f we can ever describe the european bond market with that term. it's not an implied negative but maybe a longer term positive to get us back to where we should have been. >> long-term, y yes, but a lot distance between we've had a massive amount of debt limits. you normalize interest rates but at a much higher level of debt so that combination is where it becomes more dangerous >> more pain to come, peter? >> well, it's interesting. the italian bond bubble has unwound. but it's intensifying in german with the ten-year quee yooe-yea 10 basis points. >> peter, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> on deck, we'll drill down more on oil. the big reason why crude oil is falling this morning have not said that in a while. and today's rbi, the most random but interesting thing on stock moves. we're back after this. - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow ol

in death and the spike in violence has a lot to do with trunks decision on at the embassy mli even as we're seeing today thousands of people are out in protest and were most likely going to see a lot more violence as well now western european envoys weren't present at netanyahu celebration ceremony when that chance to say.

how can this market be so blase about the spike in oil prices?hy don't we freak out when the price of crude runs up in response to tensions in the middle east. first, i don't think the market is actually ignoring oil when missiles fly back and forth between iranians and syrians and israelis over the somewhat peaceful golan heights area it should be unnerving. if there is going to be a hot war besides the one in yemen, but here's the thing, the stock market know has it can't necessarily trust the oil futures. equity traders know oil traders are a very skittish bunch. they take up crude on any and all tensions if buy, buy, buy >> they see one thing buy oil and bad news so the stock people have become suspicious of these big runs when driven by geopolitical risk. the ridiculous spike in oil in 2008 which ended up in a total collapse of the oil market so for those who don't remember, let's go over what happened back then because it's pretty instructive for this moment. while the u.s. economy had begun to fall apart in the year 200le, the dmroeblg eco

spike, a 7 ton cassanova brought here to the national zoo for a very specific purpose.e recently moved to washington from florida and we were there as he was released from quarantine so he could meet three females he had been admiring front other side of the fence. there was some trumpeting. and some ear flapping. another sign of happiness. but with one, maharani, ranny for short. there was canoodling. >> they're hitting it off. >> reporter: they do aper to be hitting it off. no expert in elephant love. that looks like something going on there. in fact this is not their first meeting. as they say elephants never forege an item at a zoo in canada in 2014. ronnie became pregnant three times. but sadly none of the baby elephants lived past infancy. now the national zoo hopes they will have better luck. how is this going so far? >> going excellent. couldn't be happier. these guys have a great social history with one another. we are hoping that they would pick up where they left all. in fact seems to be what is happening. >> we returned yesterday, the good news got even bett

by infiltrating the ku klux klan, spike lee's protagoras bring an inside view of the hatred.heir virulent racism. blackkklansman their virulent racism. blackkkla nsman is their virulent racism. blackkklansman is a very political film designed to alert audiences to the presence of white racism in trump's america. america first! my job as filmmakers is storytellers to connect this period piece to present day. what is happening now did not just pop up out of thin air. blackkklansman just pop up out of thin air. blackkkla nsman is just pop up out of thin air. blackkklansman is a great return to form for spike lee, it was praised as his best film in years. and one with significant commercial potential. for the first time in a while he has fashioned a very engaging film that looks set to really resonate with the zeitgeist. a polish director won an oscar in 2014, so there were high hopes when his letters and came to cannes this year. it is the story of a doomed romance during the cold war in europe. cold war follows the tempestuous relationship of a pair of mismatched musicians whos

this i think there will be a spike in the royal family of popularity.y are such a popular couple. i think this is going to open up to the royal family to people who weren't interested before and finally make an institution that has seemed clunky and old-fashioned and move much more slowly to society seem that more relevant. the queen appointed harry as a commonwealth youth ambassador so they'll travel the world. she's canny, the queen. she knowshat an asset meghan will b and she will use that asset for the future of themona >> i was going to bring that up. the commonwealth is something is -- it's britain's last ties to empire that is all over the world and people are fond of it. we had a big commonwealth meeting, the last the queen will host, she doesn't travel is anymore and this connection with the rest of the world and him being the ambassador and her as well with him will be a big deal. >> definitely, in a post-brexit landscape our royal family are constantly send abroad by the foreign office with the royal family's approval and they will be dispatc

in 2008, there was to spike in prices. -- there was a global food spike in prices. and may not have touched you, because we live in such a plentiful country, but that price spike was like a food atomic weapon in what it did to the global food economy. it actually turned those economies upside down. i will talk a little bit about it later, but, for example, in mexico -- mexico gets most of its corn from the united states. there is a complete dependency on mexico, whose main crop, food, tortillas, are made from corn comes from the united states. in 2008, there was a price spike, and one of the reasons there was a price spike in the united states -- how many of you remember the s ethanol surge? if a farmer could get five dollars a bushel instead of two dollars a bushel, five dollars for an ethanol plant and two dollars if he sold it to mexico, what would you take? that price hike caused riots in mexico, created devastation, because people cannot afford to buy the basic grain for its food product. i give these as examples because one of the things that i think many peop

new spike lee joint. made their first public appearance at the 24th annual rookie premiere. 40 of the top nfl rookies were there to pose for their very first nfl trading cards. how cool is that? the regular season is just four months away and players there were getting schooled on the business of professional football while still taking in every moment. >> collecting cards and finally seeing yourself on one is very surreal. it's very weird. but it's very cool at the same time. >> yeah, very cool. that's how you really know you made it besides the huge paycheck that you get. >> they're going to have a lot of those surreal moments. first big purchase, first game coming up, a lot of firsts for them. really cool. >>> the future was on display for the 21st international high tech expo in china. attendees got a glimpse of a lot of technologically advance robots that could some day be in your living room. they were small size bots with the ability to chat to larger come pain i don companions that can patrol the

ones were the other two the sort of the best director and runner up film the runner up so much to spike lee's black klansman an amazing film based on a true story incredible true story about a black police officer who successfully infiltrated the ku klux klan on the phone pretending to be pretending to be white that pertained to be a racist the best spike lee film in years and for me it deserved the palme d'or got the runner up a grand jury prize but definitely worth a watch that film also. polish film cold war won the best director prize this is from the director of ito which won the oscar a couple of years ago for me this is the best made film this year and can beautiful black and white film it's a love story set in soviet era poland wonderful music perfect acting perfect direction really really a joy to watch really enjoy the joy of cinema those are two of my highlights this year and they both came out with two of the two of the top prize and so so it definitely was a pretty good here in cannes this time around i just would have liked to see a bit more female voices and female award

called "the daily spike."s first post is about his kennel and how you can get your dog to love it. jasper never loved his crate. he was a tiny puppy. now he's so big. you can check it out at foxnews.com. you can ask spike and he will try to answer them. i don't think he can do it much longer. thanks for joining us. don't forget the president making a big announcement tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. i'm dana perino. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast and 3:00 right now on the white house lawn. the first lady, mel clania trum will have a news conference. this is happening as rudy guliani said the president could defy any robert mueller subpoena or take the fifth. an eruption in hawaii forces hundreds from their homes. lines of lava oozing down streets and destroying buildings and torching trees. we'll take you there

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ecb's -- tells bloomberg that the central bank is spiking -- monitoring spiking btp yields as the government's a coalition deal. >> it is change from what has been happening recently. the problems of italy are the same. it is known by everyone. ♪ anna: good morning, everybody. it is friday morning, 7:00 in london. mrs. -- this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." breaking news from the drug sector. a confirmation of 2018 full-year guidance unchanged. astrazeneca is maintaining their guidance. the estimate was for $.57 per share. they are maintaining their full-year view. they still seek full-year core eps at 350. the estimate was 345. it is interesting to look at the details as they come here. you have got a bouncing act for astrazeneca between the newer drugs and older drugs. newhart treatments, disease drugs -- new heart disease drugs. one of the more controversial strategies has been called externalization. how much is this external eyes externalization process went on these numbers -- weighing on these numbers? there was an agreement that gave a u.s. based company an interest in one of the the

post-election last year we saw a significant spike in bullying as well. as i mentioned earlier, specifically teachers on students bullying has spiked in the last year. generally speaking, since 9/11, hate crimes has been pretty much steadily increasing with the exception of the spikes that i just mentioned. >> i was wondering if because we're running out of time and i know that the chair is very strict -- >> it's true, and i have some questions. >> so my question is, do you have charts for your individual groups that you represent in this regard that you could submit? because i think a chart, especially if we could put it in a report of, say, 10 or 20 years of reporting for like religious or latino or african-american or transgender or muslim, would be very effective in terms of seeing what exactly is happening because everybody's been talking about data all day. it would be nice to see it. thank you. >> can i just -- you know, just to go back to the earlier point, the statistic i cited, it is indeed 250,000 average each year from 2004 to 2015. the data i

carrie it was so unseasonably cold that if feels like an extra-big spike. >> big spike in temperatures today. still hot tomorrow. we'll have a dip in temperatures in the middle of the week. outside now, everything's looking good with all of the sunshine overhead, and a lot of people going to the beach to try to cool off. that's where it's cool. 68 degrees. we take a live look at ocean beach now. there will be a lot of people out there enjoying the day off. warm, inland. sunol, 82. we haven't made it to noon yet. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. we're already at 85 degrees in fairfield. and morgan hill, 82 degrees. it's 79 in san jose. whatever you have to do outside, get it done in the next hour or so, or it's going to be uncomfortable unless you're at the coast. half moon bay reaching 63 degrees. making it to the upper 60s. we're at 68 degrees now in san francisco. if you're going to be grilling in livermore, tri-valley is going to be really hot. at 4:00, we're at 90 degrees. 5:00, 87. winds will pick up around 6:00. it will be 84 degrees and then cooli

and eventually we could spike at about 90 degrees before the temperatures come back down.ut look at how fast that happens. we'll be at 83 degrees at 6:00. winds pick up and it drops down to 78 degrees at 7:00. and then it will continue to fall sharply from there. as we look at the high temperatures for today for the south bay, los gatos expects a high of 88 degrees. and it will be up to 87 in danville today. so some of these spots coming down from those mid-90s we had yesterday. and in hayward, expect a high of 78 degrees. still cool for half-moon bay with a high of 65. and 76 degrees in redwood city. san francisco, a little bit cooler than yesterday and still very gusty. winds coming in from the west at about 18 miles per hour. at times, some higher gusts. in novato, a high of 80 degrees. and 83 in napa. if you will be going out to some of the hiking trails in the south bay, or maybe just going outside and spending time at the park, take it easy. in the south bay, the sun is going to be beaming down. and it's going to be breezy, but still really hot. doesn't provide much

we are really enjoying the summer like spike in our temperatures. it's going to be hot today but then tomorrow starts to cool off. we have a lot of changes here. as we start out this morning, live look outside in san francisco, we wake up to no fog and that is what we'll sigh througho see through the day. heading out for the morning drive to work or school, we'll be at 61 degrees at 7:00. it's going to warm up fast. 73 degrees by 10:00 and 84 degrees at 1:00 today. if you're planning to head outside for lunch, keep in mind it's going to be heating up especially in martinez. check out our temperatures going from 73 at 9:00 to 92 degrees. yeah, it's going to feel like summer out there even as you head back to work. you have to crank up the air conditioning. we'll have low 90s for much of the interior valley. a little cooler, 75 degrees and we'll also have more cooling in san francisco, 70 degrees with mid-80s in santa rosa, as you're starting out this morning getting dressed, it's back to the business where short sleeves and shorts if you can to try t

it spiked all the way up into the upper 70s. we've seen that be the leading factor that's driving equity volatility down. >> if we get back to apple for a minute too, j.j., i mean, if ever you wanted an example of how important, if you want to use that word, that stock is for overall sentiment and the overall market, i mean, if we haven't learned something since last thursday, i don't know when we ever will >> absolutely. scott. particularly number one held stock for three years in a row number one traded stock. people take a cue from apple overall, as much as you want to look elsewhere plus, it feels like the psychology of the market has completely changed over the last week where i look at things now i almost look at i'm looking at things like mid-january. not only do you see technology, as josh mentioned, financials, energy so every day you're getting, besides the two big ones having to be tech and financials. you're getting other sectors of the economy to come in and pick up the slack i think that's the most important thing

i would hate to see a big spike in oil that would be problematic. of all of the things i own, i'm most worried about the airlines. it's a really, big, important cost to them i'd hate to see it get out of control. >> are we not worried about the impact of corporate profits? we've been hearing companies talk about rising costs particularly when it comes to transportation costs. >> right right. >> trucking shortages are impacted energy prices are impacting them at what point do we say, you know what, we just booked 26, 24% profit growth year on year in the s&p 500 so far throughout earnings season? >> right. >> we're setting up for very difficult comparisons and here we are in an environment where energy prices and other things are going higher. >> i started off the show accurately what he said as long as it doesn't stay here for that long. i think along with the fed when the fed looks at oil prices and says it could be right now it's not. i think it helps on jobs now when we're exporting energy it helps that we are energy independent at this point. sh