steven: if you took the u.s.conomy and looked at the inflation dates, most of it has a number near 2%. on a literal interpretation or the various inflation prints, most of them have been trending up. there is a move in real wages as well. the question is will it still be there in three to six months time? probably not. if the global ones come through, as we would expect. tom: i want to ask a more philosophical question with your courageous call on lower rates. you took a lot of grief when you took the call. are central bankers working with messiness toern that hope in a period needs a more simple economic analysis. rates are low, do something. steven: i think you are right. every couple of decades or so, there is an intuitive shift in central bank thinking. it was only 1989 by the way that new zealand's central banks started to target inflation. the fed was only targeting rates in 1994. every 20 years or so, things start changing. i am not arguing from a big bank , i would respect the fact that there are shifts g

season was part of the reason why steven vote believes in steven vote. he was 27 when he made his major league debut. he was 30 when he was made a starter by the a's. >> first pitch to right. and that bay by's gone. and that's a grand slam for steven vote. i think he feels okay. >> he responded by putting up a half season that earned him a spot on the american league all- star team. >> it meant a lot to me. it was definitely my top moment of my baseball career. it was an unbelievable experience to go to a major league all-star game as an all- star and know you belong there was a hard realization for me to come to. i went through the what the heck am i doing here. i don't belong here with these guys to yeah you do. i think that's a huge step for everyone to take in their career as a baseball player is to know you belong with your peers. >>> both of their seasons parallelled the a's team. vote wasn't as good in the second half of the year as he was in the 1st. for the a's to be good this year, they'll need not one but two catchers healthy and in the lineup

salina stevens/ juror - "i believe his privacy was violated and that's not okay." -- juror salina stevens says she had no doubts and wanted to send a message not just to gawker, but all media. -- stevens - "i went into that deliberation room thinking one way and that video sealed it for me." "i just feel like if he knew he was being videotaped he would not have spoken about the things he spoke about." -- and for publishing that video . stevens and other jurors came down hard on gawker. here's how the money breaks down: the jurors say gawker's liable for $15 million dollars in punitive damages. owner nick denton -- $10 million. and former editor aj daulerio -- $100,000. that's on top of the 115-million they awarded hogan friday. in all: more than 140-million dollars. -- 24237-48 terry bollea hulk hogan "i feel great i am really happy about everything that's happened and i think we made history today because i think we protected a lot of people from maybe going through what i went through." -- but gawker says it's not over . they may have lost the trial, but they'll win the -- 2:41:04-11 ni

that was our goal. >> reporter: as rhonda and steven made their way up this eagle creek trail they had some challenges. >> had it been raining at the beginning i would not have gone up. >> reporter: by the time steven and rhonda headed back down this narrow path the weather suddenly disaster struck when rhonda slipped off the trail. >> a man hiking with rhonda said she fell off the cliff. >> reporter: rhonda's best friend recalls an ominous conversation about that hike. >> i knew there was a hike planned. >> he said he is either going to propose to me or kill me. >> reporter: five long years past until a grand jury was called to review all the circumstantial evidence. their decision an indictment. nickels was arrested and charged with the murder. >> what changed after all these years that lead to his arrest? >> evidence was really nothing at all but what did change was a best selling true crime writer, steven jackson writes an e-mail to the prosecutor saying that he is writing a book about the case and it seems as though there is no justice here. writes him back and says she is going t

austin on the. >> steven f. austin. >> i don't have that. i't >> right there.he >> we're taking out west o virginia.virg >> david who you got for upsetss >> you like hawaii as well. >> who do you have?ave? >> upsets. >> i like the temple owls coach fran dunphy.uny. >> really? we have that. david even are on the same page. >> okay. >> a lot of good young playersou on that team i think they couldd do some damage. d >> who else? >> you know, i was going to -- - want to pick stony brook becausu they got jameel warn knee.warnne one of the best players in the s country.y >> okay.. >> i actually pick stone 93 brook >> that's my -- coach knows hows to prepare those guys. >> minor league pro basketballab team. >> i'm going to stake tonyke ton brook.ook. you talk me night.u talk >> flat out. >> i have kentucky in the finalh four. fo (laughter).

steven caponi spent nine months in confinement.ters. he's now back in general population and he's found that old habits die hard. >> the hustle never sleeps. the person i'm hustling right now has no idea what i'm about. >> not only is he hustling again, but he's raised the stakes. >> we're working on getting bonded out right now. the bond right now is $18,000. i need $1,800 to get out. so i'm not hustling for nickels and dimes anymore, you know? i don't want the canteen anymore. now i'm hustling to get bonded out, and it looks like it might come together. >> but this deputy has caponi on his radar. >> i notice he seems to be a social bug. he's always trying to involve himself in everything that goes on in the pod. usually the guys that are running hustles and running games are the ones that are circulating the pod like that. >> this is my little clique right here and this is what we do all day, play cards. there are people in here that do know what i'm about. and i consider them friends because they're not going to reveal what i'm

steven shot at her four times. five times, excuse me, hitting her four times and he then turned the gun on himself. and i also checked some court records this morning just two months ago steven byce was arrested for a domestic violence incident involving christy. he, that charges eventually reduced to a disorderly conduct. i'm digging more into this case and we'll keep you updated. live in hudson, meg shaw, news on channel 5. >> thank you. >>> and people today, state lawmakers are introducing a bill to keep another tragedy like the -- tragedy like the one in hudson from happening. and jineane boyd is from cleveland heights sponsoring a bill calling for guns to be removed from homes after certain domestic violence incidents and based on a newschannel 5 investigation. the loopholes and laws that allow abusers to get their hands on guns. >>> and 6:35 right now. the federal investigators are this is not the first time there have been serious in canton. we looked at ocean safety investigations the last two we'res and mo

steven at a solar bears game. steven is the brightest little boy. if you ever see him smile, he comes with such joy all of the time. >> reporter: what does he like to do? >> does he like sports? what does he like to do? >> steven is in the third grade. he loves under acting with if you put him in a social much. he loves watching tv. >> why is it important for steven at this age to belong to a family and have a mom or dad? >> something that every single child ever on this earth preserves more than anything. if you have a passion for children children and you want to be there for someone and give them all of the love you possibly can. steven is the perfect child for you >> to learn more about adopting steven or any of the children we feature here, call the number on your screen or go to 9 family. com. remember, adoption from foster services or training you might need, always provides. >> i'm tracking a rainy start to your sunday morning i'll let you know when the rain heads out and the cold front comes through, coming up. >> >> orange county deputies

let's talk with steven miller, a top aide to jeff sessions. steven, welcome back. the ted cruz campaign. alice stuart, his communications director, saying that this back and forth over the wives and the fight and the feud and the spilling the beans and now the retweets. let's put up the retweets so our viewers can see it. that donald trump sent overnight. she calls that conduct unbecoming of the office he's trying to run for, and also points out that the ad -- the ted cruz campaign had absolutely nothing to do with this. and has nothing to do with that super pac. steven? >> things thanks for having me back on. it was interesting. you asked ms. stuart about my comments and whether or not the cruz campaign would call on the super pacs to stand down and she wouldn't. she said something about a reality tv show, it was hard to follow. but she wouldn't call on the super pacs to stand down. this began with a super pac trying to stop trump and help cruz. and to this day, as you just heard there, they won't go out and condemn and also ask to stand down and cease and desist

calls fraud, waste, and abuse. >> reporter: former employees told us excessive spending began when steven nardizzi took over as ceo in 2009. they point to the 2014 annual meeting at luxury resort in colorado springs as typical of his style. >> he rappelled down the side of a building. >> reporter: to make a grand >> yes, come in on a segway. come in on a horse. >> reporter: nardizzi defended the charity's spending. >> if your only fixation is spending the most on programs, that is feeling good, but not necessarily doing good. you can run a lot of programs, spend a l, and have them be ineffective. fred and diane kane raised $325,000 with golf tournaments. >> i feel like i'm representing all of these people that have donated over the years. all of these seniors over 65 that, that have sent them $19 a month. all the people on fixed incomes. if nobody is going to talk about this right now, and it has the to be then it has the to be me. >> reporter: are you done with wounded warrior project? trying to see change there. >> sources tell the cbs news the board received a financial audit. there ar

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i'm speaking with steven hideman, rhonda swim, and ambassador kurt volker as a former u.s.assador to nato, also former deputy secretary of state. what is the answer to the question that president obama posed today in buenos aires, how do we do this in an intelligent way? is there an answer? >> i have to say, i think president is asking that question not because he's looking for the intelligent way but because he's try to discredit the idea of more military action. in fact i think if you are looking at what we can and should do you have to come back to the military question. there's a war going on, one side is winning, one side is losing, one side is i.s.i.s. which is terrible. how does this sort out? there will be some sort of military solution on the ground. iran, russia, hezbollah h are al in there trying to slaip what's going on. shaib what's going -- shaips the other questions. what do we do on supporting allies and communicates, what do we do about a close contact political organization, once there is a balance of forces on the ground. you have to get to the military s

actor, legend, steven baldwin joins me now. welcome to the big show steven. >> hi pal.roovy as a 10-cent movie. let's talk about donald -- donald trump. it actually costs quite a bit more than that although if you are truly christian you would give it away for free. >> i will pray about that and speak to the producers immediately. kennedy: you were fired twice from the apprentice. i sigh you on both incarnations. why are you supporting donald trump when he obviously has an ax to grind with your work ethic? >> well because i still got blessed as a result of interacting with the big guy. raise a lot of money for my moms charity. her breast cancer organization, an important thing and it was fun. i had fun on celebrity apprentice. kennedy: and all-star celebrity apprentice. very smooth. >> thank you. kennedy: does it make you to chris christie of celebrity apprentice if it -- if you are supporting donald trump after he dismissed you? >> i can cop ran lots of things but what did you just say quack does that make me the chris christie of what? kennedy: celebrity apprentice. >

it's watch the change in steven douglas.coln/douglas debates he is going to be the democratic candidate in the 1860 election. the democratic party splits over the is livery issue. steven douglas is vicious in attacking abraham lincoln because he says to lincoln you treat african-americans negroes as they were called then as if they were equals. they're not our equals. when he realizes the power of hadis rhetoric and the effect that it's having on his country, or our country, he shifts, not that he begins to embrace equality for all but he stops the attacks in the 1860 campaign. he recognized the power of rhetoric and how you can tear this country apart, if you say things without thinking. >> fascinating comparing it to today, right? >> i think so. >> fantastic. tim know thank you so much. i appreciate it. you can watch more of the political drama, the upcoming episode of ra"race for the whit house" tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. moderated about ed by that voicu cannot mistake kevin spacey. >>> coming up next my interview

steven, here's a question for you. play a little game called who said it, donald trump or barack obama. here's a quote. "over the last decade we've spent a trillion dollars in war at a time of rising debt and hard economic times. it's time to fix on nation building here at home." >> well, we all know president obama's talked about nation building here at home. the problem is he hasn't done that because he's left our border wide open. he sent all of our manufacturing jobs overseas and he's hollowed out the middle class. an agenda you support also, mark. the point i was making with nato is there's an effort to get eastern bloc countries to join nato as part of the effort to try to push back putin that would put the united states in a position to offer war guarantees to countries we're not going to fight and die for. this has been a major debate and you know that. >> okay. >> with respect to his speech today at apec -- >> we got to go. >> this is important. he laid out a plan to sanction iran, dismantle their terror netwo

former mitt romney strategist stuart stevens and newt gingrich will join us moments. but first let's go to trace gallagher to break down the numbers. >> reporter: the university of virginia is in a league of their own breaking down the numbers. over the past seven presidential elections, his accuracy rate is about 97%. and now he believes that donald trump, who has dominated the primaries and caucuses so far, will likely carry a significant share of the remaining 19 states, but he also points out that carrying a significant share may not be enough. because for trump to clinch the nomination, he needs 1237 delegates, which means he would have to win almost 60% of what's left. that's a lot better than he's done so far. and come june 7, when all the votes are cast, the 66 delegates john kasich won in ohio could be the difference in trump not getting the nomination. listen. >> he's likely to get close, and it's possible that he actually gets to the magic number. but i would say the probability is he gets close but doesn't go of. that's the way it looks today. >> but if he

. >> scott, wounded warrior project, chief executive officer, steven nardizzi, and chief operating officer al giordano were fired by the board of directors after a meeting this afternoon here in new york. >> with a gift of $19 a month you can join wounded warrior project. >> reporter: by appealing to america's generosity, wounded warriors project raised more than $1 billion in donations since 2003. $300 million in 2014 alone. but while the money was pouring in, it was also flowing out. on lavish employee conferences. in 2014, $26 million. >> let's get a mexican mariachi band in there, the logo, put them on every staff members desk, get it catered, have a big old party. eric millette was a staff sergeant when he took a job with wounded warriors as motivational speaker. after two years he quit. >> i'll be damned if you will money, and drink it and waste it instead of helping brave men and women who gave you freedom. >> reporter: more than 40 former employees told cbs news that spending by the charity was out of control. these two former employees were so fearful of retaliation, they asked us

it has been phillp stevens' life long passion.. phillip stevensthe music ranch "this was my investment for my future, for my kids, everybody..' over the last twenty years, he has hosted hundreds of concerts, fundraisers, and weddings.. with some of the biggest names on the country scene have stopped in to perform.and play with locals.. lynard skinner.. trace atkns.. kellie pickler.. the stars.. and the up and commers....'this is joshcrayson. he was a contestant on american idol..' it is a place is full of good ole down home memories...."most of these i have picked up over the years. this particular guitar vince willnick..he played with the grateful dead for years..' but the show may be coming to a close for good.. after county inspecters laid down the law..ken suarez inspectors say the ranch has to put in a sprinkler system..$18,000.. and tie tinto county water, maybe twenty thousand.. that's just the beginning.. to bring every thing up to code.. about 100,000 bucks.. phillip stevens the music ranch'shoot. i don't have anything clo

very sudden. >> reporter: back in bossier city, steven hamm worries what comes next. complete, total loss at this point. not many of us on the street have flood insurance. because this never happens in this neighborhood. never. >> reporter: more rain is expected. the good news, only abut an inch forecasters say. the threat of rain starting to diminish. now concern turns towards the rivers. floodwater has to go stom where. from tennessee, to gulf of mexico, scott, the rivers will rise. and it will be record setting. >> david begnaud, david, thanks. the cbs overnight news will be right back. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. (sounds of birds whistling) music introd

douglas. >> steven a. douglas was among the most ruthless politicians of the day. >> and more importantly, probably the most important politician in the united states. >> i would call it david and goliath, but under the circumstance worth than that. david didn't even have a slingshot. >> douglas doesn't open on the issue of slavery. instead, he plays to the crowd. >> ladies and gentlemen, i do not question mr. lincoln's conscientious belief that the negro is his equal. but i do not regard the negro as my equal! >> douglas was not one to talk about legalizing slavery in the territory so much as he wants to paint lincoln as a pro negro politician. he is, in other words, playing the race card, and playing it in the most shameless fashion imaginable. >> but the prairie lawyer is not going to be deflected from his mission, to see the end of slavery in america. >> lincoln had always said that if slavery isn't wrong, then nothing is wrong. the slavery was horrendous. >> and i think it was because he hated the way

intended to cause serious injury to esther neunaber when he struck her with that pipe" says judge steven andreasen, plymouth county district court. neunaber originally faced first degree murder charges. as part of the plea agreement to lesser charges.... neunaber admitted guilt and detailed his crime in open court. "when dad died, i did not know what to do next. i was not epared to be the man of theouse" says jonathaha neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. "i took some pills, with the idea that we could all be buried together. obviously that did not work, i'm still here" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. neunaber could spend up to sixty years in prison. he's required to serve at least seventy percent or 35 years of his sentence before being elligible for parol. lukas: a train vs semi semitrucks trailet torn in half and it's load all over the ground. yesterday afternoon... an 18 wheeler turning off lewis boulevard and into the kent feed location was literally cut in half after being hit by a northbound union pacific train. the driver of the semi was not injured . traffic had

"making a murderer" is a series about steven avery... after 18 years in prison, avery was exonerated of sexual assault and attempter murder in 2003 ...but two years later, avery ended up back in prison in connection with convicted in the case... publicity from the making a murder has raised calls to have avery's case reviewed....thoug h wisconsin officials insist the series does not present all of the evidence. the case has even divided the small town of manitowoc (man- i-toe-wok) where the whole story played out... nate stewart shows us how the community is handling the attention... "a once peaceful county in northeast wisconsin.. (nats - protests) ...has become the center stage for controversy, alleged corruption..and chaos "we just have a feeling that brendan and steven are both innocent and that they deserve new trials and that they should also be aware of what they have going on in this town as far as their government goes" it's not just the protestors here in manitowoc that think steven avery is innocent...it's all over the country

steven stevens, we're happy to have him with us. and inside politics anchor john king, gloria borger, nia-malika henderson, david chalian, k kayleigh mcenany, van jones. stewart stevens, first, let's start with you. what do you make of governor romney's speech. you heard dana bash saying some folks in michigan think it actually is going to help donald trump. >> listen, i think governor romney went out there and spoke his mind and said what he thought was important about this race and about the country and the choices before us. you know, he echoed ronald reagan's speech and that's really what it is. he feels, and a lot of people share his view, that donald trump is a disaster for the republican party, and a disaster for the country. so if you aren't -- if you don't speak up when you believe that, it doesn't make sense. i don't think he can gain this thing out politically and say you do x and y and z will happen. it's a time you have to speak up. you have someone who is a front-runner for the republican nomination that has to researc

. >> craig: i'm craig stevens. keep it here the news continues at 5:30. lynn martinez and danielle knox are up next. >>> >> >> this is 7 news at 5:30 supply and now at 5:30, a crash and dash at a south florida apartment@building in the middle of the night making for one rudee wake ening. good evening everybody. a driver getting iewft a wrecked vehicle and then making a run for it. >> lynn: that's right and property managers a a get tired of making the same repairs they say. >>. 7's elitsa bizios live on the scene in northwest miami-dade with the top story. a let's a. >> reporter: you said it and also these people living here tired of waking up to crash ses like this. take a look at the building here but today one person who was outside during this csh says he is thanking god sthea alive. >>> and i jumped up and bam. >> reporter: it wasn't the wake up call any one living in% this apartment complex in northwest miami-dade expected friday eye didn't think a car would cause thal much damage. >> reporter: miami-dade police say this woman key vanna role was spe

stevens. >> danielle: and o o hurricane some south florideans are sad to see go. dem no lition day on a rol landmark rollercoaster. >> and literally i love miami. >> lynn: he freak enloves miami. and he is dishing about the things he loves. that cliewtdz spring seasoso of empire. >> danielle: and dinner can be done in just minutes with the chef's recipe for fish as we grab a "bite with belkeys." >> lynn: and we're getting breaking news. live pictures out of oakland park. pairntlywo lanes northbound here on the i are blocked because ave traffic problem. >> this is actually the turnpike i believe. look. that two lanes, three lanes squeaking by. you know it's rush hour and that's going to be a problem. police ront scene. we're coming right back. >>> >> >> danielle: well, fans are just two weeks way from the return of empire. a star of the drama letting viewers in onn what's to come. it really has been a long winter for empire fans. >> lynn: but the arrival of spring means hot new episodes. everything about spring is nuvment 7's shireen sandoval live in the plex with

steven o'brien.would like to renew our preparedness as yemeni government to go to talks with the houthis and saleh supporters any time, anywhere, in order to end the bloodshed in yemen. this is what we expressed by going to the talks in december 2015, where an agreement was reached on a number of points related to detainees emergency assistance, and other humanitarian issues. a place was set for new talks in january '14, however, the rebels have hampered any attempt of efforts in that direction. they have not come through on their commitment to peace on confidence-building measures, and they did not come to the consultations in january and are procrastinating on any future date. we should like to express our strong support to the special envoy and the importance of the international community's support of these efforts. this is the only path that we support for peace in my country in accordance with the gulf initiative, and the out put of the national dialogue conference, and security council resolut

i'm craig stevens in havana. we have live coverage of the historic events today of the president in cuba. >>> >> what was s sposed to be a night of fun in key west taking a frightening turn. and that's when my foorm went nuvment an ultrabig party over. what happened during the festival heartbrfaking. >> a cooler day and what will be an even chillier night in south florida. >>> and a disney classic. 2016 sty. we're sitting down with the stars of the new jungle book. >> and at this hour we continue to follow a developing story. 13-year-old girl missing from miami. >> this is 7 news at 6:00. >> tonight at 6:00, a site many thought they would never see. i hope that my fis visitere indicates that we agree to set a new chapter i cuban american relations. the leader of thehe free world and raul castro meeting face to face na n- havana. we recognize president obama and his administration against the blockade. >> and his repeated peels to congress to have it removed the embargo is going to end. live coverage of the presid

scraig stevens. seven jews. >> belkeys: well, craig, cuba setting the stage and working on the final preps for the rolling stoneses performance thrairt movement the bapped's march 25th concert is free and it's their first ever on the island. >>> 7 news will of course be there to cover the concert as well as the president's historic visit. look for live coverage from lar this month. >> lynn: that's right. you and craig will be there. you're wack now or thinking about i i >> lynn: and next on 17 news a woman who loves to exer scer size with one less thing to worry about. yeah, this guy in the streets. the re reason head at 6:00. >> belkeys: and what's goi on in side a south florida city hall brings out federal agents. >> lynn: a woman with fertility problems get the help she needs to become a mom or so she thought. now she is calling hard and patrick for help. >> belkeys: and a facebook post of a young woman ordering a meal is going vie vavment find out why it is getting so many likes or shares i know

steven hayes, good morning to you. no sleep, no need, right? quinnipiac last hour. new polling in ohio and florida, trump lead marco rubio 45-22 in florida. that is a big number. >> that's a stunner. if that's true, it's very bad news for the rubio campaign. there are other polls with a spread not quite that big. there was a monmouth poll showing he was leading among the people who had voted. but if this poll is accurate it's trump. bill: in ohio kasich trails by 6 points. in the quinnipiac poll. it was 31-26 trump from the

come...making a murderer.how you can see the two attorneys in the steven avery case... the defense attorneys in "making a murderer" are taking the show on the road. road.dean strang and jerry buting are making a stop in cincinnati on their tour.the steven avery case is so captivating... and his attorneys are hoping to capitalize on it's success. the attorneys argue that avery is serving a life sentence for a crime he didn't commit. tickets to the may first show will be on sale soon! she shot her husband- but tonight an adams county woman is out of jail.pamela franklin was sentenced to six years in prison in the 2012 shooting of her husband who's a well-known dentist.she was released after just four years.only nine on your side's t-j parker was in the courtroom for the shocking early-release. emotions ran high in this judge granted pamela franklin's request to get out of prison- early. pamela: franklin: 40:59 "thank you" franklin- thanking the judge- after she wrote a letter- describing her time in prison. in it- she talks about successfully completing several rehabilita

it is official, folks, a new indiana jones movie is on the both harrison ford and steven spielberg have sign said on but they'll have to wait until 2019. >> so far away. >> it is. >> ha-ha >>> sorry, we are just excited. >> just take your time. >> that was a sneak peek of hillary clinton's guest appearance on the comedy that airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. >>> matthew perry has signed to play the late senator ted kennedy in a mini series"the kennedys after camelot" it's a sequel to the series on the real's channel. >>> and steven colbert and stevertin seem to be getting along splendidly on the late show. >>> my friend 's a pal i always believe in. >>. that's why i love my best friend steve >> that's why i love my gary >> wait, steve. who's gary? >> he's my best i've been singing about him the whole time just like you've been singing about your best friend, steve. oh. heart isn't pumping well. (water filling room) about 50 percent of people die (dog whimpering)rs of getting diagnosed. but there's something you can do. talk to your doctor about heart failure treatment options.ou know, the more

joining me, steven hideeman, rhonda swim, track 2 middle east institute, and kurt volker, former deputyretary of state. thank you all for being with me. the place i'd like to open this up and begin to discuss is listening to what james bays has said in geneva what represents progress there ambassador? >> honestly you're not going to see any progress in geneva any time soon as i look at this. the tide that has turned is that with russian support, assad has gone from being ton defensive to being on the offensive. and able to retake territory to push back against moderate rebels and also now a little bit also pushing back against i.s.i.s. he is not about to negotiate his way out ofen power in syria. things continue to develop on the ground. >> when you sa say develop on te ground ron da how do you say notions of development on the ground? >> what i look at is assad is trying to do fait accomplis. plit chiz he's going to -- politically he's going to hold elections next month, nobody ask pressure him to do otherwise. and militarily, we just heard from your correspondent what he's trying to d

guy: steven major, thank you very much.ks.fresh brexit heavyweights fro speak out. ♪ guy: welcome back. let me quickly show you what is happening with the markets. then, i will show you a piece of data. european markets are 12 minutes in. the ftse 100 is absolutely flat rightg now. i can show you this on the bloomberg terminal. this is the latest here. let me just say the delta is changing a little bit. surface, but ise relatively good news. what we never get to see is the breakdown. a lot of the outflow from china is repaying loans. repaying or is's it household money rushing out of the company? it is hard to say. on the surface, it looks like there is a slight positive there. it is less bad. guy: good stuff. let's get to bloomberg first world news. nejra: chinese regulators are said to be planning to impose new rules to end the practice of homebuyers taking out loans to cover down payments. the move will affect developers, small and companies, and others. hong kong residential home sales plunged 70% in february from a yea

. >> and i'm craig stevens live in havana. it was a remarkable sight when between washington and havana. the leader of the free world on cuban soil. president obama is not going to be here all that long. just a couple of days. while he's here, he'll meet with everyone from the cuban leadership to the people bitterly oppod to it as he tries to build a new lationship between the united states and this island. >> wheels down, histsry in havan -- history in havana when the president touched down on a rainy afnl just before 4:00. we heard from him via his potus account. [speaking spanish], translation what's up, cuba. just touched down and look forward to hearing directly from the cuban people. then the first family emerged. umbrellas hat hand asashe stepped into the history books. first lady, daughters sasha, malia and their grandmother, former minister bruno rodriguez. despite the flowers and the greetings, it was noticeably low key compared to the pope's airport arrival just 6 month ago at which raul castro received the pontiff.

our traders on the desk are pete najarian, brian kelly, steven sieberg and brian grasser. lumber liquidators getting taken to the wood shed and a shocking call on the market. why one well-known insider sees a 10% pullback in the s&p 500 right arounded corner and where he's putting his money to work and later is one of the hottest trades in 2016 about to come to a screeching halt. what it is and why it could have big implications for stocks and first the markets. stocks snapping a five-day winning streak ending at lows of the session. the s&p 500 closing below 2,000. oil was weak sending energy stocks lower by 4% and financials pulled back also to the teen of 11.5%. so with cracks starting to show in the month long rally that we've seen, which half stocks or sectors could be the first now to burn out? pete, what do you say? >> you know, i'm looking at the energy sector and specifically when i look in that sector i'm looking at will drillers and the problem with the drillers is

the opportunity to work with steven again on this character that is -- >> jimmy: steven who? [ laughter ] sorry. >> spielberg. >> jimmy: oh, spielberg, okay. >> steven spielberg. a chance to revisit this character which has brought pleasure to so many -- >> jimmy: great joy to so many [ cheers and applause ] >> not to mention me. >> jimmy: especially you. >> no, it's fun. it's great fun to play this character. it's great fun to work with steven. i'm looking forward to it. >> jimmy: can you tell us anything about what happens? >> sure. i can tell you the whole thing right now. >> jimmy: let's begin. >> so -- >> >> jimmy: start at the beginning. again, you'll find nothing there. i tell you what, i'm excited about it. this looks -- by the way, there are a whole -- i saw a whole bunch of stuff from the blu-ray and dvd that i think "star wars" fans are going to go absolutely berserk for. >> j.j. called me up and he said, we've got this deleted scene that we're going to put in the dvd. and i said, why would you put a deleted scene in the dvd? and he said, well -- i think it's going

randy wigle-stevens pleaded guilty to several charges including prostitution today. wingle-stevens has h-i-v and didn't tell former mayor rick pair engaged in a sexual encounter.after learning of fledderman's position - he threatened to go public unless he was paid more money!he is being sentenced to nine hundreds days on probation. a high school student faces a judge - accused of punching his principal in the face! face!according to court documents, "jared hunley" hit the principal as he was escorted from class.hunley is a student at northwest passage school on springdale road.he was being pulled from class after becoming difficult to manage.hunley is out on bond tonight. police are trying to track down whoever shot and killed a man in avondale. avondale.officers say 21-year-old trazone mahaffey was shot late sunday night.he was inside a car at the gas station near burnet and northern avenues. avenues.police are asking anyone with information to call crime stoppers at 352-3040. you may be able to get a cash reward for information that leads to an arrest. coming up n

author steven rol-fez joins me this morning guest: steven rolfe, author event info book signing and discussion thursday, march 3 at 7:00 pm joseph-beth booksellers rookwood pavilion 2692 madison road, cincinnati, oh about one of the authors steven j. rolfes, 63, is a life-long native of cincinnati. he is the author of four books for arcadia, a book on the 1937 flood for little miami press, and a soon to be released book on the cincinnati courthouse riot for pelican press. steve is passionate about cincinnati history, and cincinnati history museum at the museum center at union terminal. he has written numerous articles over the years for various magazines, and has taught writing to young people. until recently he was the host of a local radio program "bolgia four" on waif. he is married with two children. gfx a cold and blustery morning but just flurries. look for flurries into early afternoon partly cloudy skies today a high of only 36. we could have some slick roads and issues for your thursday morning commute. temperatures tonight upper 20s with scattered snow showers in the predawn hours. w