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we'll take a look at suntrust park.week. >> we're going to have a phenomenal tax reform, but i have to do health care first, i want to do it first to really do it right. what's going to hurt working class and lower middle class people, it's a prolonged collapse of obamacare. >> what has changed in the last two weeks since that g.o.p. bill failed? >> people understood once that bill it wasn't able to go, that we can't just walk away from it because we have been promising so many years. >> will he be able to get tax reform done this year, kelly ann? >> yes, we believe he can. remember, we don't rush things here based on artificial time license. >> we've got the bush tax cuts done by june with a democrat senate because we sat down and worked with democrats to get it done. these democrats won't sit down and work. >> the syrian strike, has it damaged our relationship with russia? >> that i don't know, but i can tell you i think aligning yourself with assad is a mistake because he's a butcher. >> we're not going into syria, b

> let's talk about suntrust park.her away from downtown atlanta. our fans will want to come see you north of atlanta where you are. >> we are moving right in the middle of our fan base. that's sort of the magic sauce. three years in the making, we are opening up this fabulous ballpark tomorrow night. it is the talk of the town and the region. there couldn't be anything more exciting going on in atlanta right now. >> bill, banks love major league baseball. banc of america is the official sponsor of mlb. there are baum parks for major league banks. why do banks love major league baseball? >> i think for us, it's clear. we're the hometown bank, they're a winning team. it's an iconic brand, something we want to associate ourselves with. we get a chance to purpose ourselves to millions of fans across the country. it's a natural fit for us. >> terry, this is a technologically advanced ballpark. take us through the thinking, it's not setup, it's retail, it's commercial. what else is it all about? >> that's right. we are buil

suntrust independence, macron will face marine le pen and a second round of the french election.und is on may 7 and macron is heavily favored though he is never held elected office and has yet to show if he can assemble a parliamentary majority. goldman sachs'fixed income revenue

suntrust park. they went out to create a great fan experience. figure out a way to get people away from the couch and 60-inch flat screen and get to the ballparks. they had zip lining and rock climbing and any food or drink. as far as technology, fastest wifi in the u.s. an app to find the burger or beverage. you can reserve a spot in the zip line. for the opener here, the first game in the new stadium will be rocking, john. >> i'll take it, coy. in the next hit, i want to know what was in the burger and how big that massive thing was. mother of all burgers. thank you, coy. >>> this is not a surprise. an epic legal fight brewing between united airlines and this passenger who was dragged off the flight. how can united possibly defend itself? we debate that next. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums in my johnsonville commercial we open up in the forest. hi. i'm jeff. i'm eating my

suntrust independence, macron will face marine le pen and a second round of the french election. the run up round is on may 7 and macron is heavily favored though he is never held elected office and has yet to show if he can assemble a parliamentary majority. goldman sachs'fixed income revenue missed him has wall street buzzing over what happened. part of the answer is merging and it has to do with sour that's - bets. julie hyman joins us with the latest. a little are seeing backing off from the highs of the session. the relief rally is intact following the results of the french election. the expectation of the second round of investors will be that emmanuel macron will be victorious. let's take a look at the bloomberg. we have the daily percentage change in the s&p 500, specifically the dotted lines are 1% moves. we have still been relatively rare. to have any moves of 1%. it was much more common last year of that magnitude so we have not seen the 1% gain going back to march 1 which was the last time all three major averages were at records. we will see today if it ends up being

the opening of suntrust park. hank aaron threw out the ceremonial pitch. >> and all that matters. >> here's the thing. you don't get up, you're going to be trunk, offensive bodily odor. >> no. two out of three. >> -- of "cbs this morning." >> engage us with your impersonation of walter kron cyto. >> i have no idea why you brought this up. >> i heard nancy can do. >> i can >> let's do the roundabout. >> i never seen anything like it in my whole life. captioning funded by cbs >>> and welcome to the weekend. i'm anthony mason along with alex wagner. we begin with breaking news overnight as north korea ratchets up the tensions with the military display. they rolled out with new intercontinue anyone tall missiles and hardware and a huge parade to celebrate the birthday of that nation's late founder. >> north korea has conducted several nuclear tests and there are concerns the missiles could reach the united states. ben tracy is at the capital with the latest. >> good morning. they're celebrating the 150th founder. they

also, beating the top and bottom lines this morning, suntrust bank.are for the first quarter, three cents above estimates. the stock was barely budged in 2017. but is up almost 40% over just the last twelve months. looking at that chart. pretty one for investors. also some good news for consumers. may translate to bad news for supermarket companies. according to the "journal" walmart has set a goal for pricing its food 15% below that of its competitors. 80% of the time. walmart sells more than any other u.s.-based grocer. and steve liesman is here, and he's -- is that a arsenio hall sort of -- >> i love competition when prices decline. and that kind of stuff. i'm always in favor of it. >> but when we had was it kroger? we had one of the ceos or cfos on and the most nagging long-term concern for deflation and food deflation. it's hard to make money when prices are going down. and walmart, this sums up -- and amazon, exactly what's happening with that. >> one of the two interesting trends in food which is what's going to happen to the ability to import

which we think spils over into suntrust and keycorp which are super regional banks that have a high concentration>> so a takeaway from this would be that you think the financials still are the ones to watch, still will be stocks that rise overall, don't read too much into the goldman miss? >> because, net interest income and what we've been waiting on for four years is the fed to begin to raise rates above zero, helping net interest margins. we're seeing that in bank of america. we've seen that in the traditional super regional banks that have already released. that's the part that got forgotten as we went to the washington policies and really focused on that being the catalyst. the last part of this recovery is replacing and recreating profitability from deposits, which as interest rates get above 1% these banks can do again. >> goldman sachs down by about $5. maybe $6 at this point. is that a stock you would buy given the dip? >> we need to see the rest of this perception kind of work its way out. goldman got ahead of itself because it was just a proxy for banking when in reality they didn't ha