, but even if st. louis where it's cheap and poor people are still struggling. >> now, why would, if your friends tell you that they were voting for donaldhe trump? >> my friends didn't vote for donald trump. i did have relatives who went that way. people, i was covering as journalist, interviewing people. i heard a variety of reasons, real difference between people went to rallies and people who were just voting for him, rally people were all riled up. they found demagoguery attractive, xenophobia, racism. that was appeal. other who is were willing to overlook that, many people who were just desperate for work, they wanted infrastructure program. they wanted jobs and what they wanted most ironically was sense of stability, things had gotten out of control and wanted lives back again. unfortunately what happened trump brought more chaos and let down his own voters. >> so your -- you're an opinion journalist? >> absolutely an opinion journalist. i respect that and let people speak for themselves but i switch

covering protests or simply asking public officials questions but joining us to discuss this in st louismissouri mike fall a reporter with the st louis post dispatch welcome to the stream mike i want to share a video comment that we got from a member of our community on this topic especially when it comes to the u.s. and i want your thoughts on this here's you know a millman a columnist that week. thankfully united states there hasn't really been direct interference with freedom of the press and there has been a hungry ugly there won't be the bigger problem is that digger matic decline in public confidence in the press on the rise of partisanship has given an opening for political actors to frankly avoid the press as a check and i don't know what the solution to that is within the current media ecosystem where all the incentives a line up to encourage me to be only more partisan so my critters diving right in there talks about incentives to encourage the media to be more partisan he doesn't see this ending positively given your story what do you make of this comment i you know i believe

. >> the st. louis prosecutor says a resolution of the pending charges against the governor has been reached. more information expected later today. >>> the planned release of a video game called "active shooter" has been canceled.

. >> reporter: his legal team has fought back hard, accusing st. louis prosecutor kimberly gardner, of political buy as. she dropped a felony invasion of privacy charge against the governor last week after the judge agreed she could be called as a defense witness. a special prosecutor has now been appointed to consider refiling the charge. r consideri refiling the charge. a political firestorm with the woman at the center of it saying she is done being a punching bag. >> i had no ill intentions, other than not being made to be a liar. i'm not lying. this was hard. it was hard at that time and it's hard to talk about now. i'm not lying. >> she adds that she has not accepted any money to tell her story. and apologized to the governor's wife. she's not showing her face, you noticed. she says that's to maintain whatever privacy she has left for her children. savannah and hoda. >> blake, thank you very much. >>> we have a lot more to get to, including a wild scene at a texas airport. after, get this, a monkey

the st. louis fed president tells bloomberg it could be time rate hikehe projections. >> the whole ideas at your aiming the number great heights man in the future when you don't know what the data is going to be is something we should get out of the business of doing. and it won'ta: risk investing more in iran unless it secures an it waiver. trying to salvage the nuclear accord. we are live in sofia. anna: good morning, this is "bloomberg: daybreak europe." through the risk radar and see where we are on assets this morning. drifting upwards in the asia concern about the treasury yield, 3.1% is where we are on u.s. treasury spirit what will that do to to the u.s. economy? though seems to be some of the concerns in the market. getting some comments from the chinese delegation in washington , talking about increase contact with united states, just a early signs of those talks that we will focus on over the next couple of days. the u.s. 10-year at 3.1%, decoupling that from the dollar as we see the dol

st. louis, decatur included. this is for tomorrow.e only big severe weather threat we have all week long. this is the story. so this chart shows you the warm colors are above average. the cooler colors below average. all of april we were in the cooler colors. now everywhere is on the mild side. warm weather today all the way from hartford to mobile. look atlas vegas. 100 degrees today. even green bay up to 80 today. 15 degrees warmer than average and we continue into wednesday. philadelphia, gorgeous 77. st. louis at 89. we could see some record highs in the desert southwest. phoenix up to 104 on wednesday. by the time we get to late in the week we're still getting warmer. look at raleigh up near 90. florida in the 90s. it's only the northern tier that cools off as we head to friday, saturday including new england, but it's quite a nice run right into the weekend. >> bill even has a sunnier outlook himself. >> i'm affected by the weather. >> you must be doing your makeup differently or something when it's sunny out. >> that will be th

bullard,ined by jim president of the federal reserve bank of st. louis. another special show featuring you. >> thanks again for coming out. t-rex i have to thank you for the very interesting presentation you gave on friday where you signaled caution on monetary policy. five big reasons you think the fed should not continue to hike rates. broadly what are you so concerned about? what is the risk in fed move? rateshink global interest are still low and i think we have to keep that in mind and so what's normal today is lower than what it has been in the past and people have been talking about this for quite a while. we can't lose sight of that. it seems to me of all the cautions the most urgent one is yield curve flattening. you said that it is getting close to crunch time on the yield curve. it could actually invert relatively soon. what is driving it and why is it happening? >> if the effect goes up three times threat the rest of this year you have to ask yourself is the 10-year really going to go up that much in that timeframe. if it doesn't we are going

st. louis gardener says she's dropping a felony computer tampering charge. >> i remain confident that we have the evidence required to pursue charges against m mr. gritens. but sometimes pursuing charges is not the right or just thing to do for our city or our state. >> he had been under pressure to resign since he admitted in january that he had an affair before he took office. he also faced an invasion of privacy charge related to that affair. that charge was dropped earlier this month. a special prosecutor will decide if he should be charged again. nbc's ron mott has the latest. >> reporter: hey there, kasie. we're at the state capital here in jefferson city, missouri. a lot of lawmakers on both the left and the right grateful that eric griet ens has done what many thought he delayed too long and that is announce his resignation. we know there was a bipartisan impeachment effort underway. the governor who campaigned as a change agent in 2016 saying he wanted to clean up missouri politics is

you would imagine the new york fed might take the lead but the st. louisut out a white paper pretty recently about this. >> yeah each individual fed has done good work on this i know steve has been talking to a lot of them today at this conference i have not noticed a particular fed that's taking the lead although the st. louis fed what was interesting about that paper is they really compared bitcoin to currency and how the valuation was very similar so we, you know, talk a lot about is bitcoin in the bubble or not in the bubble but they just said essentially the value is the same or at least determined in the same way. >> there's also a place specifically in terms of acknowledging the value of bitcoin in terms of the function what are some of the catalysts that you see that could possibly keep this going higher >> a couple of different things. if we look back historically the last time that goldman made a big move was when they bought into circlen the s financial they are the leader among the institution so that's one catalyst we have number two, we could

nbc's blake mccoy has more from st. louiseporter: missouri's embattled governor facing possible impeachment has abruptly resigned. >> it's clear that for the forces that oppose us, there is no end in sight. i cannot allow those forces to continue to cause pain and difficulty to the people that i love. >> reporter: it's a stunning downfall for a once rising star of the republican party. eric greitens' affair with his hairdresser a year before he was elected became public in january, exposed by her ex-husband. she broke her silence last week. >> i'm not lying. this was hard. it was hard at that time, and it's hard to talk about now. i'm not lying. >> reporter: she accused greitens of coercing her into giving oral sex, slapping her, and trying to blackmail her into silence using a naked photograph allegedly taken while she was tied up and blindfolded. greitens is charged with a felony for campaign finance violations. another charge for felony invasion of privacy was dismissed but could be refiled. greitens has strongly denied cl

, chicago as -- boston, chicago, st. louis as part of this larger story. of the important point story for many of us who are not of african descent is the general story of america as a promised land, many of our parents came to this country as part of looking for a better life. the perception of america being a site of freedom itself. we know little about the fact that it was people like mary jo's grandparents -- their free labor is what made this country a site of prosperity. a place wheres. irish americans, jewish americans, bohemian, greek, place, german, it made a where they could come and prosper. laborabor and near free under sharecroppers made this country prosper. the reality of the great migration, they were already here. they did not come to the u.s. to find a better life. they tried to move throughout the u.s., looking for someplace within the u.s. to find a life that was better than where they had lived in the u.s. ,o the great migration centrally, is a story not of coming to america to find the dream, but trying to find their small piece of he

that was st. louis fed president james bowlers speaking exclusively to -- james bullard speaking exclusively to bloomberg. coming up, the skirmish between cvs and the -- cbs and the redstone family. who will emerge in control of the network? the latest next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." and i am scarlet fu. lisa: i am lisa abramowicz. cvs is suing for a merger with viacom, but sumner redstone is pulling back in delaware. joining us for the latest is our bloomberg deals reporter. what a soap opera, a made-for-tv movie. what are we learning for a? they came out in with the nuclear option. she has changed cvs bylaws so directors cannot vote to dilute her control, so -- nuclear!ryone is going nabila: [laughs] exactly. lawyers are saying that cbs is theing to take away redstone power forever, and so they are fighting back what is going on. pat.ourtroom is our reporter is down there. there is an overflow room with about 25 people in there as well. let's take

the bullard break, the st. louissident says the central bank should slow the pace of rate hikes in order -- credibility. it has just gone 7:00 a.m. in london. 10:00 a.m. in downtown dubai. this is the state of play on the equity markets. the question is, are you pricing a target risk correctly? is there a bigger, more systemic issue to consider? in the the question market. morgan stanley says italy's woes are mispriced. government bond yields ratcheting higher, volatility around markets in terms of stocks in europe, bonds in enoughare not pricing aggressive market moves. let's look at the risk radar. futures are set for a lower open. , that is a haven assets of choice. or is it swiss? do you want to have yen or swiss in your back pocket? two year government bond yields are rising, the government has gone long of a year. does that have more to do with the fed, or more to do with the risk off sentiment in the market? nymex crude is down, a little run of bad luck on the oil market. you are seeing a drop on nymex. moving

. >> the st. louisutor says a resolution of the pending charges against the governor has been reached. more information is expected today. >>> several twitter accounts have been highly critical of philadelphia 76ers star joel embiid and one of his teammates. now a report says the accounts were operated by the team's own general manager. >> what? >> hmm. we have more in the "bleacher report." brighthouse financial allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities... with a level of protection in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. the beswith neutrogena® beach? beach defense® sunscreen. helioplex™ powered, uva uvb strong. beach strength protection for the whole family. for the best day in the sun. neutrogena®. i think, keep going, and make a difference. at some point, we are going to be able to beat als. because life is amazing. so i am hoping for a cure. i want this,

st. louis - nordstrom's top executives visited st. s tuesday to apologize to three teens who say they were the victims of racial profiling at the company's brentwood store. the private meeting took place just after 3 p.m. at the hilton airport hotel. the executives met with the teens, their families, and adolphus pruitt ii, head of the st. louis naacp.before the gettogether, the mood was different."i was nervous, embarrassed, and humiliated," said mekhi lee.lee and two friends were at the nordstrom rack last thursday. he said they were followed around the store and one customer was rude to them.lee said they made their purchases and left. however, someone in the store called brentwood police, who stopped the trio outside, checked them out and found they had done nothing wrong. the teens went back to the store to talk with the manager. that's when they said the employees became rude. "they were rude to us by not letting us talking to the manager and said we can only talk to the police," lee said. blake nordstrom, co-president of nordstr

making the clock counting to bring the next target in your column to the entire country champion st louis. sixty. one minds. alone a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and europe is booming people from around the world a flocking to the old co-incident which is good for the tourist industry but it's a huge challenge for especially popular destinations like one of my favorites that . not least because of the monster cruise ships twelve stories high and thirty.

and it's was of interview with the st. louis fed president at 1:30 p.m. eastern.is bloomberg. ♪ . . mark:: religion. they'll is -- i'm mark crumpton. the palestinian observer to the human condemns the violence that the israeli border. he calls the actions and atrocity. massacre is at the same place where the united states of america illegally and unilaterally in a provocative way is opening its embassy. >> 52 palestinians are confirmed dead and another 1200 injured. the -- moving the embassy angered palestinians. fake videos posted by state-sponsored anger provoking.nline is >> for too long, we have been a little naÏve about the scale and nature of this challenge, but the naÏvetÉ is disappearing fast. there's a growing public recognition of the dangers posed by the dark side of our digital world. -- mark: the disinformation can come from trusted channels makes it especially challenging for security officials fighting is spread across the internet. sanctions relief from the u.s. or north korea giving up its nuclear weapons. that they must have proved before sanctio

. >> the st. louis prosecutor says a resolution of the pending charges against the governor has been reached. more information expected later today. >>> the planned release of a video game called "active shooter" has been canceled. valve incorporated decided ton put it on its online stream following public outcry. it allows players to act as a school shooter. that's drawn harsh condemnation from families of shooting victims. for its part, valve blames the developer's actions rather than content for the decision. in a statement, valve called it a troll who abused customers. it said it previously removed him, but he snuck back under a new business name. >>> officials in hawaii say first responders will no longer go door to door in dangerous areas to help residents refusing to evacuate. this during the kilauea eruption. operations at the power plant have ceased as lava inches closer. ongoing eruptions have damaged more than 400 power poles and prompted extensive power outages. at this point lava is still e

crony capitalists over there berkshire hathaway and their friends at the central banks and even the st louis central bank head recently said that this new generation is embracing crypto as a reaction to the two thousand a crisis so i think that's important to understand that these two old men they are like the dominant figures in the financial world that because one is a response to so it makes sense that they're go they've been called out brutally so without anyone in a big queen itself doesn't need to call them turds with the mental let me explain that berkshire hathaway is anti american and anti-democratic and you can look at that quite plainly by understanding the stock price of berkshire hathaway which never splits so it's trading i think there are three hundred thousand dollars a share so the message from charlie munger and warren buffett to americans is unless you've got three hundred thousand dollars to buy one share of berkshire hathaway your player bure a peasant to your you know they are the neo feudal lords that are building the system milking the system abusing the system and ag

we will flock to st. louis for the latest on missouri's governor and a shocking development in the case against him. .. mr. elliot, what's your wifi password? wifi? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. [ child offscreen ] hey! let's basement. and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches down here, too. so sophie, i have an xfi password, and it's "daditude". simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. shannon: we reported last week on the possibility that someone inside donald trump's campaign was a secret fbi source. the house intelligence committee wants to know more. >> the regional office are suspicious was glenn simpson at one point, the head of fusion gps testified there is a human source in the trump campaign based on his conversations with christopher steele. shannon: andrew mccarthy joins us with reaction. i'm going to tweet this out for people not as familiar with this case, you outl

. >>> the st. louis cardinals will be without their catcher. molina had a leave the game and get emergency surgery. his brother says he is at home now recovering and thankfully he already has a couple kids, too. just in case. >> can't imagine. >> still ahead, vladimir putin >> still ahead, vladimir putin will be nominated again today. downy and it's done. jimmy dean delights frittatas. a delicious, savory egg breakfast, without all the bread and carbs. made with real ingredients. an excellent source of protein to help power through your morning. jimmy dean delights frittatas. and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... ...plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. dinner date...meeting his parents dinner date. why did i want a crest 3d white smile? so i used crest. crest 3d white removes... ...95% of surface stains in just 3 days... ...for a whiter smile... that will win them over. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life.

and in st. louisrdinals left fielder tyler o'neal doing all he can to make a throw that actually bounces six times before reaching the catcher to nab the runner at home. he's out of there. despite that bullet, the royals beat the cards 5-2 in that one. >> i got to tell you, i don't know who counted those bounces but i only counted five. can we get a replay? >> just have to take my word for it. >> okay. all right. still ahead, mike pompeo weighs in on what the administration is doing to counter any russian meddling ahead of the 2018 midterms. plus jared kushner gets his permanent security clearance after more than a year of working in the white house. those stories and much more coming up. ot to know the friends of our friends. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone. but then something happened. we had to deal with spam, fake news, and data misuse. that's going to change. from now on, facebook will do more to keep you safe and protect your privacy. because when

and rise in st. louis. but not everyone is on board. human rights has opened an investigation into whether the wing violates antidiscrim nate law. the commission declined to comment and the lawyer said they recently held a positive and constructive meeting. >> public accommodation laws were passed to protect women which is exactly what we're doing. >> reporter: but some legal experts disagree. >> we can't say that it's illegal for the men to keep the women out of their clubs and say it's legal for the women to keep the men out of the clubs. the law has to apply neutrally because the larger principle is one of equality. >> reporter: in san diego, men are welcome to join the women focused harrah hub. they make up 5% of membership. >> i believe you can create a safe space with men as well. i don't think we'll change the paradigm of what we're seeing year after year unless we bring men into the conversation. >> reporter: this wedding photographer is one of the members. he and his wife run their small business here. >> you know, the main cli

we have unfortunately, in st. louisuilt a home for a police officer there who pulled somebody over, routine traffic stop, got his license, for the police car, and while he was walking back away from the car, the guy put a gun in his neck and shot him, and he's paralyzed from the neck done. called michael flamion, in a specially designed smart technology home that we helped to build for him in st. louis. there's another police officer that we're about to build for that was shot in the head. mark: do you feel there's more and more of this taking place? >> it seems so, you know, it seems so. it's a dangerous business. you put on the uniform, you drive around, waiting for trouble. mark: pretty much. >> that's what -- we're waiting for the call where there's trouble, and then you go and try to deal with it. so it's a dangerous business, you know? it's a dangerous business. it seems in certain areas it's more dangerous than other areas. mark: we'll be right back. simple goodness is ahhhmazing! meaty morsels. a tender texture.

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"the st. louis post-dispatch" writing, the governor abruptly announced he is stepping down effective 5:00 p.m. friday in an impeachment effort. a nexternor admitted to her marital affair but denied allegations he threatened his lover with a compromising photograph. bash last night's announcements to reporters -- announcement to reporters in jefferson city. brighton's: -- governor greit3n

it's a bit dopey and and and d >> at first time when i saw this leg of a tray rescue st. louis, deer or a 16 my horse? >> a tall horse. >> not a horse it's a branch of a tree going down this hole 7 to 8 feet down. >> for whatever is down there. >> if something is cleeming. then it comes out. they had their own run of bad lu luck. then you feel tears. >> thank you for finally coming out. >> well, one more rescue. this one is tinier than that little kitten. watch this guy. he was out in his yard. then he heard something. >> i heard some splashing over here. >> so this guy here in montana went of to vision investigate. you see, there is a pot. >> that pot has some water in it. >> little accidents and chip mumpg traps. >> yes it is. so pours the water out. then he reaches in and just simply pets it. >> exactly. >> oh, it's leak so tired. >> and treading water. >> which has to be cold. this video was captured back in october and this guy said it was very, very cold so he lifts up his shirt to dry him off the chip mucmunk is like cuddling. then he woke up, remembered it was a wild an

matt finn in st. louis. matt, thanks.cipants in everything from fantasy football to march madness pools to big dollar wagering on games and matches are rejoicing tonight. the u.s. supreme court has ruled a federal law banning sports gambling in most states is illegal. my colleague and co-anchor at tonight shannon bream tells us what that means. >> today the u.s. supreme court decision is set to up end the world of sports gambling. blocking states from sponsoring, operating, advertising, promoting licensing or authorizing sports gambling in most all situations. but. >> what they really said was that congress doesn't have the right to tell state legislators what to do. that should be up to legislators and the voters. >> judge alito likened the law to posting federal officers in state chambers armed with the authority to stop lawmakers from voting. quote: a more direct affront to state sovereignty is not easy to imagine. justice ginsburg writing the dissent argued the court could have used restraint in nullifying the federal

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application but there was no such -- >> their work medications that were intercepted from a wire in st. louis in response to the motion to suppress and the government quite wisely indicated it was not going to introduce those communications but i think more broadly two things about that. first, i would say that when you have a insufficient order any communications that are intercepted pursuant to that order are unlawfully intercepted and that was the premise of this court's decision in chavez and second that to the extent the government is making this back in arguments about a severance principal and seeking to introduce severance principle that the lower courts have recognized in the exclusionary rule title iii that there is simply no textual footing for that. >> we did recognize that [inaudible] this order would not be sufficient? >> potentially leaving aside the argument that you would affirmatively states this jurisdictional invitation but i think more broadly if you agree with us on the issue of facial insufficiency the government's fallback argument leaving aside the relatively cursory

we speak exclusively to the st. louis fed president.ood morning, this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." 7:00 in london, 8:00 in germany. we get the data from germany right now. consumer prices rising 1.6% year on year, unchanged month on month. that is the latest in the german data story. ais comes in the context of stumble from the german economy. that is what we heard early on this week on .3% increase in the size of the german economy, softer than forecast and the weakest in more than a year. dutch-portuguese growth cooling. of weather fx,e the flu, idiosyncratic factors? or is it something more sinister around trade? we are seeing the cpi number coming through in terms of the euro. pretty flat on the euro-dollar at the moment. we will get more details on that. you have breaking corporate news. burberryver far from a brand check. this is the state of play, up 16%. they are doing another share buyback, a new share buyback. is million pounds, this making progress, raising consumer demand. highlights, 2.70 3 million -- for the full-year

morning meteorologist in oklahoma city and tulsa and kansas city and st. louis, that's where the line of severe weather is could pick up. that's a vigorous low that's coming out of the southwest. for a skit 40s and 50s. i doubt these change too much because pretty soon i would think most locations will stay cloudy already. 50 by san ramon. 52. and 51 martinez and el sobrante. it's pretty close there. san francisco went up, too. it's still 52. that is really cold. everything is onshore as far as the wind direction. and the speed is variable. but it is west at 13. at sfo. excuse me, oakland. hayward is west. san carlos is west. 26, gust of -- 36. miles per hour. that is a screaming delta breach. that means 70s at best for some inland. 48, 51. ukiah to sacramento. 59 chilly degrees in palm springs. brrr. 56 las vegas and flagstaff at 28. cool air in place. for us, extensive low clouds and by tomorrow, we warm up a little bit. a couple will spins -- little spins in the atmosphere. a lot of tropical clouds here. keep an eye on that. probably heading more towards sout

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we're seeing storms rolling into quincy, as well as st. louis. let's take a closer look. st. re thunderstorm watch and the suburbs west of the city are getting severe thunderstorm warnings because the winds are so strong and we have hail. speaking of severe weather, 40 million americans at risk today. this is the first week we we have had had a severe weather outbreak across the areas of the center of the country. we'll look for that risk down through texas today. temperatures have been so warm it's feeling like july in new york city. we had records shattered. 90 degrees yesterday. look for the summer heat to persist today and get even hotter out there. a high of 91 is in the forecast. look how high that is compared to the normal temperatures. it will stay in the 90s from the midatlantic into baltimore as well for today. then it cools down relatively speaking, if you consider 87 degrees in atlantic city in early may cool. it gets cooler though. towards the weekend, temperatures start getting closer to what we would typically see this time of year in the 60s by the time we get

. >> in fact there were communications that were intercepted from a wire room in st. louis in response to the motion to suppress, the government, i think quite wisely, indicated that it was not going to introduce those communications. but i think more broughtly i would say two things about that. first, i would say that when you have a facially insufficient order, any communications that are intercepted pursuant to that order are unlawfully intercepted. i think that was the premise in chavez and giordano. and second, to the extent the government is making this back end argument about a severance principle, seeking to introduce a severance principle the lower courts recognized in the exclusionary rule of context in title iii, that there is no footing for that of will. >> you did recognize that if it were deleted, this order wouldn't be sufficient. >> potentially. leaving aside our argument that you would have to affirmatively state a jurisdictional limitation. i think more broadly, if you agree with us on the issue of facial insufficiency, the government's fallback argument,

coming up, on daybreak asia, an exclusive interview with federal reserve bank of st. louismes bullard at midnight u.k. time. that, you don't want to miss. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ welcome back, this is the european open. 15 minutes to go until the start of the open. this has been a week characterized by political risk. italy, a president under fire has been set to be ready to replace the stand in with the original choice, if the two populist parties can revive coalition talks. --the next few minutes, it's the spanish parliament will begin to debate a vote of no-confidence on their prime minister. we bring you the headlines as they happen. they tell bloomberg that the socialists are close to securing the backing needed to oust him. let's get to our reporters on the ground. annamarie, i going to kick it off with you. the saga has been breathtaking, what is the latest? >> the latest is that sell holds all theni cards. we are hearing he might swap the foreign minister -- the commerce minister to the foreign minister. we could see a populist government as soon as today. but if he

we have severe weather from st. louis, to chicago and indianapolis, can't rule out an ice lighted tornado, possibly hail, this system pushes through, bringing heavy thunderstorms into chicago later this afternoon into this evening. severe threat into the early evening hours and then makes its way to the east coast. by tomorrow afternoon and evening. making for a rough afternoon and evening rush hour. we're looking at some wet weather, but nothing all that bad. just some off and on severe stuff. that's what's going on. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. with this clever little app called audible. you can listen to the stories you love while doing the things you love, outside. everyone's doing it she's binging... they're binging... and... so is he. so put on your headphones, turn on audible and binge better. >>> good wednesday morning, we're taking a live look outside. still low clouds over the city earn at times some drizzle not only there but around the bay area. we're heading into the low

st. louis cardinals traded him so he could be closer to his family. his mother lived in pleasanton. he took a leave of absence from the cardinals after learning of his mother ace diagnosis. the family is asking for memorial donations to the therapy development institute. gretchen miss cot i was 55 years old. >>> the state assembly democrats announced today they're going to set aside $1 billion in their budget proposal to provide health care for undocumented young adults and the poor. the plan was unveiled today. sponsors include san francisco assemblyman phil continuing and bill chu. it will -- to young adults without legal status and subsidizing health insurance for residents living in poverty. another part of the plan would establish a database to track payments for health care, something proponents would say about this. >>> to strengthen our safety net. it will help to reach the affordability but also to increase access. it will allow more californians to be able to have health care and to be able to afford it. >>> one of the biggest hurdles to overcome will be governor jerry bro

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the east st. louis massacre brutally demonstrated the lack of safety and protection afforded to black citizens. on july 2, 1917, white mobs unleashed a fury of violence against the city's black community. the pogrom left over 6000 ashest neighborhoods in left over 6000 african-americans homeless, over 100 men, women, and children dead. in response, the naacp organized a silent protest and parade in new york. nearly 10,000 african-americans, the men dressed in all black the , women and children dressed in all white, signifying respectability, dignity, somberly marched down fifth avenue to the sound of muffled drums. they carried signs that read, "your hands are full of blood. we have fought for the liberty of americans in six wars. our reward was east st. louis. patriotism and loyalty presuppose protection and liberty. make america safe for democracy." dubois, impeccably dressed with his walking cane in hand, was at the front of the march. it is important to remember that black protest has always to cont

bowler of the st. louised who says the fed -- if they aggressively tighten their -- they're going to be responsible for inverting the yield curve. take that as an investor? stop elieve they'll short. it's nice to hear them be concerned about this. done this multiple times. debatesa dueling pianos going on in the ned with the news wires. to hink that once you get that 2.5% level, you get much dependent and that i e any they will before forcing the yield curve. viewers can view the chart just shown. catch up on analysis and save reference.for future this is bloomberg. ♪ omberg. ♪ >> this is "daybreak: asia." i'm betty liu in new york. yvonne: and i'm yvonne man in hong kong. nissan is under further pressure forecasting full-year operateling profit but missed estimates. see operating income this $4.9 billion. ell below the anticipated. sales in the u.s. have seen a dismal start this year. in the medium term, of course, we wants to aim at u.s. groupt in the market but in the short term this fiscal year, profitab

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scotty with the st. louis cardinals was traded in the off season to oakland to be closer to her. pitchers yu darvish and john lester of the chicago cubs contributed $10,000. darvish has never even met the other player but wanted to show solidarity. >> let's turn to the warriors now one game away from advancing in the nba playoffs. en and they will look to close out the pelicanss. >> the dubs dominated game 4 rolling to a 26-point victory behind the hamptons five lineup as it's been referred to. >> larry beil is live at oracle joining us with the preview of game pief hopefully the last game, larry. >> really. >> yes, you know we're focusing on something off the court here. with the warriors and pelicans as we count down to game five. generally we don't put the spotlight on knuckle heads doing dumb things. but in this case we hope it's a teachable moment for some. tlfrs a guy who tweeted a death threat involving draymond green during game four. apparently the guy is a stand-up comedian though not funny. he apologized a few minutes later. this turned into a national story and player

comments by st. louis fed president james bullish says the fed is thinking the same way. >> it used to be a big oil frac was bad news but now i think it's neutral. it hurts our consumer side but it helps usn the production side and more or less washes out at this point. so i think it's not what it used to be to track oil priceor the u.s. economy. >> and rbq economics says the biggest will be of distribution. higher wealth prices is oil company shareholders and from oil consuming regions in the ions of oil producing r which there are now many more. this time a lot money stays in the united states. economists their new ideas may not continue if oil surges abo $100 a barrel. gas prices have outsized impact on the american psyche. sustained gas prices ave $3 a gallon could undermine confidence but there might be an offset to that, too. >> i think people aremu paying o attention to our energy prices. energy prices going up are somewhat bad for the consumer. they've benefitted from aax cut. >> will better growth