and, uh, emma and taylor, let's hear from you. i'm emma, and this is my best friend taylor.e met about eight years ago when i moved from las vegas from chile. she kinda hated me in fifth grade, so it wasn't actually until sixth grade that we became best friends. we're both juniors right now, and we've been going strong ever since. hi, i'm taylor. like emma said, we're both from las vegas, nevada. uh, we're involved in tennis and student council at our high school. we love to hike. every summer, we go camping together for a week. and i play the piano and she sings, so it's a pretty good combination. yeah. you know, back when you were in fifth grade, if we'd had an enemies week, you could've been on. perfect. yeah. uh, okay, guys, your turn. hi, i'm michael. i'm here with my best friend colby. we're both 18, seniors in high school. we met on -- in sixth grade on the school bus and we decided that would be a good friendship. okay. i'm colby. i like snowboarding and wakeboarding. and with michael, we like to play video games and, uh, wreak havoc in our small community, canyon la

did you know who tom taylor was? >> i had no idea but he told me in the message he was best friends with chris andersen. >> reporter: if you google tom taylor, he's right there, a professional video gamer, and that's who paris thinks she's talking to. and what did the message say? >> it was, like, "hey, i see you started talking to chris andersen. i know you're a fan." >> reporter: one thing did puzzle paris. and if she'd only paid more attention, because it would become deeply important later, the phone numbers she has for both chris andersen and tom taylor have an odd area code. from outside the u.s. tom has an explanation. he always does. >> he just said, "oh, it's my google number, you know, it's all good." me being 17 and dumb, i just believed it. >> reporter: you let it go? >> yeah. >> reporter: she'd regret that later, but the california girl and the nba star chris andersen have other things in mind. though they're 1,000 miles apart and have never actually spoken on the phone, their relationship is turning x-r

taylor is a upset as i am. taylor: i am here.esident is taking aim at opponents here and abroad. he narrowly won a referendum that gave him more power. he warned opponents not to bother challenging the legitimacy of the vote. the opposition party say the canceledhould be because of irregularities. mike pence had a warning for north korea. weeks, theast two world witnessed the strength and resolve of the new president in actions taken in syria and afghanistan. well not towould do test his resolve. or the strength of the armed forces of the united states in this region. pence visited the demilitarized stone in north korea. meanwhile, sergey lavrov says he hopes the u.k. boat take one-sided action. and the stage has been set for oustedal of the president. she was indicted on charges of coercion and leaking state secrets. she has been in jail since last month. the chairman was also indicted .n charges china's economy accelerated for the second quarter in a row. retail sales bounced back and investment increased. rose 6.9% in the firs

it enabled taylor to take 11 weeks off with aidan.ys is better than any gift on any registry. >> the point is to be able to spend those couple of precious weeks with them when they're brand-new. and we were blessed that we got to do that. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm rebecca jarvis in redmond, washington. >>> next, why alec baldwin's famous "snl" impression makes him uncomfortable. and later, conservatives and liberals finally come together over their contempt for new politically charged pepsi ad. this this this this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can take on psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fa

taylor's song "style" is said to be about stiles. ♪ it's all right now. ♪ >> is it about taylor?out personal experiences but it doesn't have to be so literal. ♪ >> taylor is totally m.i.a. her last social media post was a month ago. her last public appearance was two months ago. it's been three months since she was last caught by paparazzi in the gym. ♪ ♪ >> a source tells us she's been hiding out in nashville working on a new album and is expected to come out at the end of the year. >> i always like to keep people on their toes. i think that's the best way to be exciting. >> too bad it didn't work out for them, because they're a cute couple. >> i like them. >> i do, too. there's always something going on at "dancing with the stars." last night it heated up. this gal right here likes cowboys. >> now, nancy o'dell don't start spreading rumors. although i wouldn't mind this one. >> i know you wouldn't. >> let's let the tape tell this tale. but last night was the return of maks. >> she's officially fired. >> after four weeks healing a cast injury he was back in the studio. alan -- >

taylor basically did everything right but he was humble about it. >> reporter: taylor's parents, robby, say grief was compounded by the fact that the family of their son's murderer is making money off of taylor's death. the palestinian authority pays jihadists and survivors involved in acts of terrorism, money, that is derived in u.s. funds, a congressional bill called the taylor force act would cut off usa to the palestinian authority if it does not stop the payments. republican senator lindsay graham is the bill's main sponsor. >> you can imagine getting paid through a troirt act? >> reporter: the u.s. gives the palestinian authority $300,000 a year and shells out that much to the families, about 7% of total budget. taylor's killer was identified as bashar mos allah. the palestinian ambassador to the united nations defends the payments. >> there are, you know, a large number of palestinians who are receiving compensation. they are victims of israeli terrorism. >> reporter: taylor's parents hope the bill would discourage acts of terrorism. >> it's so important that the taylor force ac

taylor will testify against , as part of a plea deal. former star of "the bachelor" is free on bond, after being arrested in iowa. chris soules is accused of leaving the scene of a deadly crash near his farm. police say his truck hit a tractor monday night, killing its driver. court documents state.. soules had alcoholic beverages and containers in his truck. he's expected in court next tuesday. soules starred in season 19 of "the bachelor" in 20-15. when it comes to customer satisfaction, spirit airlines ranks dead last for the third year in a row. the ultra-low cost carrier has the lowest score in the latest travel report from the american customer satisfaction index. another ultra-low cost airline, frontier, is the second least favorite. on the flip side-- jetblue is the most popular airline with fliers. followed by southwest. its usually a bad day if you get mud on your favorite jeans. but at nordstrom-- some shoppers are paying a lot of money for basically the same experience. . nordstrom is offering these "heavily distressed" jeans

. >>> then, why is harry styles thanking taylor swift? his new interview telling all about his ex. >>> plus, bradley cooper caught -- making out with lady gaga? and a dancing romance update. is he dating this soup star as find a new match for bonner. >> don't play with me. >> come on. >> ooh, it's happening. >> behind the scenes of goldie hawn's movie comeback with amy schumer. >> you know she's not coming back unless it's damn good. >> their constant crackups on set. >> this is a dog whistle, mom. [ dog barking ] [ screams ] >> now, for april 18th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> there is new concern over the health of richard simmons after he was hospitalized for the second time in less than a year. >> everybody's wondering is richard okay. that has been the biggest question ever since he disappeared from the public eye nearly 1,200 days ago. and today richard's housekeeper was hammered with questions about his latest medical crisis. >> how are you? >> how's richard? >> anything? >> how's richard's health? >> richard's friend

if he does, my name's robin taylor, western kentucky, give me a visit.nk he went after to destroy whatever obama and hillary and everybody else was throwing at him. what comes across his mind comes out his mouth. kind of like me. i think that's a good quality to have. >> reporter: at the end of the day, we tagged along with the taylors as they went to the local pharmacy to fill their prescriptions. how much would this medicine run you if you didn't have it? >> almost $6,000. >> just for the medicine? >> yeah. >> reporter: a huge bag full of medicine. their lifeline for the next month. all of it at no cost, thanks to obamacare. all this covered? >> by the insurance. if not, wouldn't be able to get it. >> reporter: for another month now, the taylors can breathe easier. but they don't know if they'll be able to afford next month's pills. that depends in large part on the republicans in washington. i'm david wright for "nightline" in whitesburg, kentucky. >>> next -- >> susie, i'm gay. >> ellen's message 20 years later. from the minute i wake up... ...i'm on

it's get a check on first word news, taylor riggs has more. taylor.: the supreme court rejected an appeal from detained immigrant mothers and their children who claimed they will be persecuted if they are returned to their latin american homelands. the families touched the was a ruling that said the families did not have the right to contest -- contest their deportation in federal court. the mothers were arrested in texas soon after crossing the border illegally. immigration officials rejected the claims. president trump's national security adviser met today with pakistani officials on his first visit to the south asian country since the united states traps its largest nonnuclear bomb on neighboring afghanistan. h.r. mcmaster arrived after holding talks in afghanistan come on efforts to combat the taliban. mcmaster expressed appreciation for pakistan's democratic and economic development and stressed the need to confront terrorism in all forms. thistage has been set for -- trial of south korea's president. he has been indicted on first -- the -- bribe

taylor's song "style" is said to be about styles.rry told us when we asked about the one direction song he co-wrote "perfect." >> is it about taylor? that's what everyone wants to know. >> i write a lot of stuff from personal experience but it doesn't have to be so literal. ♪ i'll write your name >> while harry's new interview is making headlines, taylor is totally m.i.a. ♪ what is happening to me her late social media post was a month ago. at her directv super bowl concert. it's been three months since she was last caught by paparazzi leaving the gym. well, a source tells us she is hiding out in nashville working on a new album. >> i will always like to keep people on their toes. i think that's the best way to be exciting. >> well, too bad it didn't work out for them because they are a cute couple. >> i like them too. >> there's always talk of romance circling the ballroom floor at "dancing with the stars." last night, it heated up. she likes cowboys. >> nancy, don't start any rumors. i'm not sure i mind this particular rumor. let's

taylor basically did everything right, but he was humble about it. >> reporter: taylor's parents, robby and stewart, says their grief was compounded that the terrorist's family is making money. they pay the jihadists who are involved in acts of terrorism money that is derived from u.s. funds. a congressional bill named for taylor, called the taylor force act, would cut off aid to the palestinian authority. lindsey graham is the bill's main sponsor. >> can you imagine growing up in a country where your government will pay you for killing someone else through a terrorist act. >> reporter: the u.s. gives the palestinian authority more than $3 million a year, and shelling out that much to the family. taylor's killer was shot to death by israeli police after the attack. the ambassador to the united nations defends the payments. >> there are a large number who are receiving compensation. they are victims of israeli terrorism. >> reporter: taylor's parents hope the bill will discourage acts of terrorism. >> it is so important that the taylor force act passes so that other sons and daughters, b

taylor basically did everything right but he was humble about it. >> taylor's parents robby and stewart say their grief was compounded by the fact that the family of their son's murderer is making money off taylor's death. the palestinian authority pays jihadists and survivors involved in acts of terrorism money. critics say it's derived from u.s. funds. congressional bill named forte lor called the taylor force act would out off usa to the palestinian authority if it does not stop the payments and republican senator lindsay gram is main sponsor. >> can you imagine growing up in a country where your government pays four killing someone else through a terrorist act. >> u.s. gives palestinian authority more than $300 million a year and out that much to families, 7% of total budget. >> taylor's killer was identified as 22-year-old bashar mass alad shot to death by israeli police after the attack. palestinian am bar door to the united nations depends the payments. >> there's a large number of palestinian who's are receiving compensation and they are victims of israeli terrorism. >> taylor's

spokesperson taylor huckabee. hi, taylor, can you hear us? >> yes, i can. >> thanks for coming on. we appreciate it. give us a quick update what b.a.r.t. is trying to do to move people around. >> we started off with five buses between lafayette between pleasant hill and contra costa center. walnut creek is closed. we sent 11 buses running between the two stations. we are also running select trains on the side of the track opposite where the unstable patron is. >> so, system wide, how long is the delay right now due to the situation? >> there are delays between half an hour and 45 minutes. on the pittsburgh bay point line this is cause something residual delays elsewhere in the system but right now we're looking at half an hour to 45 minutes. >> taylor, can you give us a sense of what is happening in terms of getting that person down? are b.a.r.t. police involved, walnut creek, who is dealing with this and how? >> b.a.r.t. police are involved and we have a negotiator trying to coax the patron down and resolve this, dee escalate this safely. he is on the san francisco-bound side of t

here is taylor riggs. taylor: the u.s. ambassador to the u.n.e the agenda the middle east not israel. nikki haley will use the security council meeting on the region to discuss iran's role in yemen and syria. she will also bring up support for hezbollah. report that exxon mobil wants a waiver from u.s. sanctions on russia or a project with the russian state oil company. the waiver application was made under the obama administration. rex tillerson was the exxon ceo at the time. he has said he did not lobby against the sanctions on russia. top official says regulation designed to keep banks from -- is tough to enforce. the role may actually drilled liquidities from the u.s.'s banking system. the trump administration has targeted it as it prepares to roll back provisions of the afterrank rules imposed the financial crisis. and in japan, experts grew in march of the fastest rate in more than two years. foreign shipments were up almost twice as high as the forecast. they have become a bright spot for the economy. but there is a question over whether

o our das are bill taylor and paul taylor, and they run taylor shellfish. >> and i'm brittany taylor, and this is diani taylor. >> that, too. >> and we're the fifth generation of our family to work for our family business. i really take pride in the fact that our company's part of a big community and it's very family-like. we have many families, not only mine, but many other families that have their whole families that work for us. >> the ocean is so acidic that it is dissolving the shell of our baby oysters. our farm is what has kept this family together. it's our glue. i can't imagine. it would be devastating to lose such a big part of our history. when we started farming oysters over 100 years ago, we relied on the natural reproduction of oysters in the bay to occur in order to get our oysters. but as the industry has changed, we started cultivating our own oyster larvae, our own baby oysters. so when we started doing that, we needed something like our hatchery, which is kind of like a greenhouse where you can raise up the baby shellfish and the baby oysters to get big enough so th

taylor basically did everything right but he was humble about it. >> taylor's parents say their griefamily other sons murder is making money off of taylor's death. the palestinian authority pays jihadist and their survivors involved in acts of terrorism money. critics say it's derived from u.s. funds. a congressional bill named for taylor calls it the taylor force act would cut off usaid to the palestinian authority if it does not stop payments. republican senator lindsey graham is the bill's main sponsor. can you imagine growing up in a country where government will pay you for killing someone else >> the u.s. is the palestinian authority more than three and a million dollars in the pa shows how 7% of its total budget. israeli ambassador to the united nations says the payments must stop. >> no israeli or american would be happy to know that money is being used to pay for families of terrorism. when you give money to the family. taylor skinner was identified as 22-year-old -- who was shot to death by israeli police after the attack. his body was given a hero's welcome when he returned

i welcome taylor wimpey doing something about this. how on earth can we multiply the value of the freeholds we bought at sa 5000 up the freeholds we bought at sa 5000 up to 40000 and then try to in screw ordinary it leasehold is —— up to 5000. the government needs to act. the lawyers need to confess to all the mistakes they have made. and we need to abolish new leasehold and the want of commonhold so none of this can happen either by accident or design. it has been a total mess, a swamp. the metaphors fail me. or very people having their life savings ta ken away very people having their life savings taken away by unfair and abusive terms —— it is ordinary people having their life savings. abusive terms —— it is ordinary people having their life savings]! the only way to get everybody to act correctly to legislate? legislation will help to make commonhold better than leasehold. but some of the other abuses, the competition market authority ought to look at some of these terms on a super complaint, perhaps from the consumers association

taylor: the u.s.errorism -- rex tillerson certified that iran is complying with the deal to curb the nuclear program. but in a letter to congress, he said iran remains a leading sponsor of terrorism and a review will determine whether toctions on iran are vital the u.s. interest. two bombers have flown within miles of the alaskan coast. tookirst time since trump office that russia has come so close to the u.s.. the american planes flew alongside for several minutes and then the russian planes broke off and returned to their base. it has been almost two years since there was a similar incident. in venezuela, opposition for help --e asking they say the government will try --stave off bankruptcy why bankruptcy by turning the gold reserves into cash. lawmakers say that by supporting the goals as collateral, lenders regime as a dictator. and the kansas city fed president is urging the reserve to start shrinking the balance sheet this year. cracks all that happens in the context of how we see the economy un

the graham taylor trophy will become an annual fixture between watford and any one of taylor's formerf britain's davis cup quarterfinal tomorrow against france's lucas pouille. edmund helped britain to the last eight by winning his second singles in the tie against canada in february. he takes on pouille who reached the quarterfinals of wimbledon last year. da n eva ns who is british number one for the tie in the absence of andy murray will face jeremy chardy in the reverse singles. there's coverage of the tie in rouen across the bbc. we area we are a tough team and will come pete very hard and it is possible. jeremy chardy plays well on clay. it is his favourite surface. because of the withdrawals, it's led to it being perhaps a little bit closer than people thought.

taylor riggs. taylor: the u.s.nited nations says that "russia was certainly involved in the election. ." fake news.ts it is mitch mcconnell is confident that congress will avoid a government shutdown of the end of the month. he tells fox news that the senate will confirm trump's supreme court pick this week. confirms that gorsuch doesn't have the 60 votes needed to be confirmed. in venezuela, -- moves away from a move to increase his power. they've reversed the decision to strip the power from the opposition led party. that to criticism from the opposition in foreign government. in southern colombia, the death toll from a flood has climbed over 200. heavy rain over three bridges flowed friday night. global news, 24 hours a day -- global news, 24 hours a day. powered by our more than 2600 journalists and analysts, in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you. as always, it is a conversation of complexity. china and its relationship with the united states. we begin our conversation

let's get some details from taylor riggs. taylor: it is lunch time here. taking a look at some of these food stocks since it is 12:30 and we might be stepping out for lunch soon. let's start with mcdonald's. they had their price target increase to 146 from 136. bi is looking into earnings next week hoping to reversing with the one dollar to two dollars drinksy have been -- they have been thinking about. potle like aaa i is shrugging that off today. prices toss on consumers despite slowing consumption that we have seen resulting in unilever's's announcement since shaking off the takeover ever by kraft heinz. whole foods are up for a fourth day in a row. the highest since july 2015. whole foods is a logical target for kroger. it would unlock massive cost energies. those shares up more than 2% today. finally if you are not eating, maybe you are smoking. let's take a look at some of the tobacco companies. philip morris. they are not able to pass on the price increases. we saw a declining volume of sales for cigarettes. they have invested more than $3 billion i

here is taylor riggs.esident trump will not be pulling the united states out of nafta immediately. he rolled out terminating the free trade agreement after talking with leaders of mexico .nd canada ousley leaders are divided over whether to take a hard line. are questions about president trump's tax plan. authorities say they will make the biggest tax cut in u.s. history. officials aren't saying if the cuts for businesses and individuals would increase the deficit. taxes god include if from 30% to 15% would only be temporary. in turkey, 1000 people have been detained for being secret followers of an american cleric blamed for the uprising. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. . am taylor riggs this is bloomberg. to our esteemed guest in this hour. futures flat, the nothing for the last few days. here is oil. showing 10.76. brent crude, 5135 a barrel. guy? know, i can remember too, you can remember higher than that. it would he a relief fo

the graham taylor trophy will become an annual fixture between watford and any one of taylor's formerides. kyle edmund will play the first match of britain's davis cup quarterfinal tomorrow against france's lucas pouille. edmund helped britain to the last eight by winning his second singles in the tie against canada in february. he takes on pouille who reached the quarterfinals of wimbledon last year. da n eva ns who is british number one for the tie in the absence of andy murray will face jeremy chardy in the reverse singles. there's coverage of the tie in rouen across the bbc. we area we are a tough team and will come pete very hard and it is possible. jeremy chardy plays well on clay. it is his favourite surface. because of the withdrawals, it's led to it being perhaps a little bit closer than people thought. one of the best 200 metre runners in the world has switched his allegiance to great britain. it's not usain bolt but the other guy in this picture. his training partner miguel francis. he's 22 years old and was born in the british overseas territory of montserrat, which doesn'

here is taylor riggs. taylor: pressure's president is condemning the u.s.ria, calling it an act of aggression. u.s. warships fired 59 cruise missiles after accusing bashar usingad's regime of chemical weapons to kill civilians. president trump made the announcement from his florida resort. president trump: i ordered a targeted military strike on the airfield in syria from where the chemical attack was launched. taylor: the kremlin argued the civilian deaths were a result of forces hitting a weapon arsenal. word of the attack came as president trump was with president xi jinping peered it may underscore the president's contention the u.s. is willing to take action on its own if china does not pressure north korea on its nuclear weapons program. to openident wants xi chinese markets to more american products. preparing to reverse policies that restricted offshore oil policies. the president will issue an executive order giving oil companies more opportunities to drill offshore leading to s sales in the arctic waters. a 31-year-old woman was knocked the the ri

a congressional bill for taylor would cut off u.s. aid to the palestinian authority if it does not stop the payments. lindsey graham is the bill's main sponsor. >> can you imagine growing up in a country where your government will pay you for killing someone. eric: about 7% of its total budget goes to the family. the israeli director says the payments must stop. >> nobody would be happy to goat money is being used to pay for families of terrorism. you actually encourage terrorism when you give money to the families. eric: his caller was shot to death by israeli police after the attack. his body was given a hero's welcome when it returned to the west bank. the flynn ambassador says while they are against israelis being killed, the families of martyrs deserve the money. >> there are a large number of palestinians who are receiving compensation. they are victims of israeli terrorism. eric: taylor's parent hope the bill will discourage acts of terrorism. >> it's important that the force act passes so other sons and daughters aren't lost i

francine: thank you, taylor.e france candidacy is gaining ground with two weeks of campaigning left. a new poll this morning shows a manual macron beating marine le pen in the second round. joining us is caroline connan. our guest is still with us. caroline, talk me through what is happening in france. this is a very unpredictable, to say the least, election. we have a far left candidate -- i want to bring you to the terminal. [no audio] david: having some difficulty. let me bring you in, the riskiness of the french election in europe and more broadly. how big a way is the french election? >> it's a big way. with the potential eurosceptic party or presidents coming into power, the presidency isn't what it used to the, but it plays a critical role in setting the direction for french policy. the potential to call a referendum, or otherwise move toward separation, that would be a dagger in the heart of europe, for france to try to leave. there's a lot at stake, and in terms of predicting how it will turn out, i don'

taylor: he says that e.u. needs the e.u.ntries will be welcome in the pack. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. francine: marine le pen has stepped down as head of the ational front to campaign as "free" candidate. that comes as criticism on a manual macron intensifies, with some accusing him of complacency. joining us now is jonathan fenby, author of france: a modern history from the revolution to the war with terror." and we are with hans redeker. we saw quite an upswing from the moment we had the two candidates . i feel uneasy that there is euphoria that macron will become president. i know the polls are huge, but let's wait until the vote. jonathan: the polls are huge and i think they were proven right in the first round. the danger for macron is he is seen as complacent, a little bit too cocky. his speech sunday night was a most if he had won the whole election. then the strange episode later ienday night he went a brasser with his

here is taylor riggs.g in france -- voters will select between two radically different visions. acron and marine le pen won first round of the election. >> the time has come to free our of arrogante politicians and policies. our destiny is the people. taylor: eestnet snap poll released last night shows that .ac will beat marine le pen thes the first time where republican and socialist parties were limited in the first round. in the u k, it will be the last week had the bank of england for charlotte hogg. she had failed to notify the boe that her brother works at barclays. no replacement has been named. the secretary general of the united nations says there is no end in sight for the conflict in syria. he spoke to bloomberg at the meeting in washington. >> it is of vital interest for all in the conflict. the lives ofing their citizens everywhere in the world in danger. said that syria fighting creates instability which increase the risk of terrorism. in washington, the white house is pressing the house to v

. >>> where is taylor swift?inger has been mia but we have inside source whose say they know where she has been hiding, kate? >>> well, we are looking forward to the weekend and it looks like a half and half weekend. temperatures wisest specially saturday generally seasonal with temperatures in the mid up toker 60's. we will see sunshine saturday a few cloud in the afternoon heralding the arrival of the next storm system that arrives on sunday with showers and even pockets of steadier rainfall and that should keep temperatures on the cool side as well, it looks like saturday is your much better ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby

taylor? taylor: neil gorsuch is hitting the ground running a week after being sworn in.ok the bench for the first time today, filling the space next to justice soanya soto mayor to hear argument in three cases with another for scheduled to follow in the week. recoup illegal profits and arguments wednesday. the closely watched church state dispute. the presidential candidate francois fillon says that it will likely take more than the two years set. bloomberg hels doesn't believe two years will be enough for talks. from the former adviser who said that in toruary, it should take lace respect the interests of france and europe. of scientists said that for the first time, human caused climate change has rerouted a river. in 2016, the retreat of a very large glacier led to the rerouting of water from one river system to another. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. thank you so much, taylor. as the u.s.isiting pressurena to put more on the regime of kim jong un. this is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: this is bloomberg

here's taylor. taylor: in st.ay a radical islamic terrorist detonated a bomb that killed people. the suspect was born there but citizen.russian says thi it was believed to be a suicide attack, but that's not known for certain. british prime minister theresa tiess seeking to increase with saudi arabia. she is on the three trip to jordan and then the saudi capital. suspendssh lawmakers armed sales to the saudi's due to the strikes in yemen. president trump is beginning to toiver on a program deliver work visas to silicon valley could it will be harder to bring overseas workers to silken valley with hb one visas. being encouraged not to discriminate against american workers. a major victory for broadband. internet service providers are -- that means there's no privacy rules on the web. for hours a day provided by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. candidates will assemble for another tv debate later tonight. and letill show macron pen taking the top 10 spots -- two spots. fed

let's get to taylor riggs. taylor: china's -- group agreed to sell to a u.s. cereal maker.es never took off. they get most sales in the u.k.. guaranteed life has been bought by on bank insurance. they say they are looking at other deals. the company agreed to a takeover in 2015, but on bank could not get regulatory approval. boeing plans to fire hundreds of engineers this week because of a slowdown in airplane sales. they may cut shares. they hold out -- hand out pink slips on friday. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: thanks so much. we are awaiting bank of america results. we saw jb pouring it -- jpmorgan a few years ago. his daughter ran the boston marathon yesterday, charles peabody joins us. you were way out front on a better use of cash by the banks. can you state that over the next 1, 2, 3 years the banks will distribute dividends? charles: absolutely. they run with excess capital right now's other payouts will continue to rise over the next couple of years. tom: michael mayo was with us yesterday and he is focused on the governance of the banks. do you have

scott taylor, still looking pretty freshfaced.igating committee being investigated over his own solo investigation, it is beyond parody! surely, it is eroding any faith that people have that they can mount an effective bipartisan investigation? it depends on who replaces devin nunes. he has been under this cloud by the investigation, it makes unqualified, he has decided to carry this out, but if he is replaced by people who can distance themselves from the white house and actors they should do in the interests of the intelligence committee's investigation, that would restore some of the faith in congress. it certainly needs its fate restoring because people do not think much of american congressmen that perhaps we should have more people like scott taylor, a former navy seal who wants to do the bestjob you can. i can think of one or two in the gallery! never has going nuclear sounded quite this anti—climactic. let's have water. 0n let's have water. on this boat, the ayes a8, the noes a2. by unanimous consent, a mandatory call has

spokesperson taylor huckabee. taylor, what can you tell us now about the delays in the east bay? >> there are major delays for anybody that's traveling on lafayette towards pittsburgh bay point and heading into the city. right now we have a bus bridge in place with nine buses in the bridge and we are looking to add two more shortly. we are also single tracking through walnut creek station which is a recent development. trains are running through the station on one side away from where we have this unstable patron. >> and we are taking a look now for all of our viewers at home, you are getting a good view of the line of people waiting there. any estimation on how long, even if the situation were to be remedied within the next half hour, how much this could last on this delay for riders tonight? >> we're looking at a half an hour or more. right now if it were to be resolved right now because of cascading delays throughout the rest of the system, hopefully it gets resolved as quickly as possible. our goal is to do that, dee escalate the situation without any loss of life. that is yo

today taylor riggs.r: when in doubt go back to fixed income. 10-year treasury minus the two-year treasury and the spread on that. so we have the election as we know. the big reflakes trade sprayeding out and look what has been slowly coming down. don't let this little fool you. we're still down to the lowest since the election. a few things going on. we have some of the geopolitical risks we saw last week. north korea tensions flaring up. russia tensions flaring up. but finally what struck out to me this morning, scott at guggenheim tweeted out this morning saying he expects a 2% 2%, 20.0-year where a .5% on the a 1 10-year. what i'm hearing is flatter, flatter. vonnie: taylor, thank you for alerting us to that. julie. julie: weighty for the markets and weighty for people individually and their pocketbook. as we talk about this big tax reform issue it's important to note the cost of preparing your taxes is rising. and the labor department actually tracks this as part of the consumer price index. it break

a congressional bill named for taylor called the taylor force act would cut off u.s. to the palestinian authority if it does not stop the payments. republican senator lindsey gram is the bill's main sponsor >> can you imagine growing up in a country where your government will pay you for killing someone else through a terrorist act. >> reporter: the u.s. gives the palestinian authority more than $300 million a year and the shortedly shells that much of the family, about 7% of the budget. he was identified who was shot to death. they defend the payment >> there are a large number of palestinians who are receiving compensation, they're victims of israel terrorism >> will discourage acts of terrorism >> it's so important that the taylor act passes so other sons and daughters, brothers and sisters aren't lost in this way. >> reporter: senator graham said he will sign the act but passage remains uncertain because so far, not one democrat reports it. in new york, eric shawn fox news >>> wells fargo is denying allegations being made having to do with targeting undocumented i

taylor riggs has more.ter theresa may is making an unexpected gamble as she goes into brexit -- she calls for an early election. may: iinister theresa just had a meeting of the are we agree the government should call a general election to be held on the eighth of june. taylor: the election isn't due until 2020, but polls show her conservative party is 20 points ahead of the opposition. but early election would give her a chance to consolidate power. marine le pen has pointed to a quote devastating multiplication of attacks and threats of the attacks after the arrest of suspected radicals who were planning an attack. she says this is a result of quote islamic fundamentalism that has expanded fundamentally in france. pen is one of the top candidates, the top two candidates advance to a runoff on may 7. house republican leaders want to get rid of a $1 trillion tax break that mostly benefits wealthy burners -- wealthy earners. it may make it tough for vice -- for president to get bipartisan support. in london h

taylor. >> that was an amazing honor. >> reporter: she wants to be a story of hope. much needed healing touch. joe fryar, nbc news, ft. worth. >> that's going to do it for us on this friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news. thank you for watching, and good night from washington. . >>> so can we hope this map will be refused. >> right now blunt questions and testy exchanges by about why san jose neighborhoods were flooded with very little warning. now another hurdle that could impact thousands of people. news as six starts right now. thanks for being with us. >>> hi tensions terse words. today city leader sat down with the water district for the look if he cry yoet creek flooding turns out prevent going happening again may not be easy. one of the obstacles. a fish. nbc dame out-on-a-life at the city haul. thousands people had to be evacuated during the flooding. >> >> that was that was back in february. the cleanup continues in the rock sfring neighborhood. the meeting did deliver some results but not before a testy exchange between the water district

the family's apartment catching fire, taylor wheeled out sent to the hospital. another family trapped on the fourth floor fearing the worst. luckily everyone, including the taylor family was ok, but for firefighters this call stuck with many. >> having a family myself, two young kids and knowing going through the whole process, having the baby shower and babies hit home >> their hearts were open. the story and she was eight months pregnant lost everything in the baby shower and they wanted to do something >> they started collecting donations, the community dropping off gift cards and a necklace. >> the communities, the people have donated. few months rent >> not only will the family have brand new apartment to go home to, they will have brand new beds and mattresses donating everything they could possibly need. >> it's more than what i expected. >> good people. >> they will be doing this for all of us. i can go to sleep. >> reporter: firefighters and makers moving the family into their brand new apartment. the family so grateful >> for this new mom, all of this

i am taylor riggs.omberg. tom: a quiet market, one data screen. we want to get a good guest and good conversation. futures a little bit negative. what do you have, help me, i am bored? nowhere, i600 going think it is interesting that the bloomberg commodity index and commodities more broadly are well bid. a slight outperformance of the ftse 100. earlier -- stronger than expected services data. that sent the pound higher which generally sends the ftse lower. the cable rate up by 3/10 of 1%. tom: all the talk, let's stop the show and look at what james dimon of jpmorgan what he thinks is important in the economy. bring up the chart. the labor participation rate for men. 25-54, an ugly picture, 100% of employed americans, in the 1950's it was here, 96%, 97%. .own to a horrific 94% nothing towards what we would see after 1993. down we go. by his calculation, this is 10 million jobs in america that are going nowhere. this is the global developed economy average. we are way down here. i johnson, this is the s

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