is there any particular moment in the fannie mae-freddie mac relationship witheter the whitehouse or congress where it truly got out of hand or was this a slow development over 15-20 years? >> i see it as a slow development. i think from fannie mae and freddie mac point of view it was out of hand quickly. if they recognized what they were doing and i think many of them within those organizations must have realized it because up until 1992 they wouldome make prime loans. they were famous for only making prime loans and after the affordable housing requirements were put in place and they had to buy loans from people below the median income 50% or 56% of those loans had to be to people whose credit relationships were not particular good they began to reduce their underwriting standards and realized they were taking huge risks in doing so. by 1995 for example they were accepting mortgages with 3% down payments and by 2000 they were accepting mortgages with no down payment at all. i actually don't blame fannie mae and freddie mac so much mt book as i blame hud. fannie mae and freddie mac w

you nailed the mac book announcement. had renderings of what that would look like long before everybody else. of course you had details on the apple watch as well. on the mac book in particular, i'm curious, apple's charging more for a laptop with a slower processor, fewer ports but a sharper display and, of course, the thinness. do you think this new plaque book will be the -- mac book will be the flagship design direction of lapp tops for apple going forward the next couple years. >> this is the direction they were going. they weren't ready to completely discontinue the thin light mac book era with that low price in favor of this mac book but two, three, four years from now you will see all the mac books start looking like this because they really wanted to keep that $899 price point but they probably just couldn't hit it with this new technology because of all the research and development that goes into making the loxic boards and custom components integrated. >> speaking of price points, $69 for apple tv in a three mon

cory: there was a quarter where the mac looked outsold the ipad -- macbook outsold the ipad.im: the mac had a resurgence last year. cory: is there a notion it does not matter what device you buy? tim: it is a believe they don't mind cannibalizing their other products as long as they are heading told the bigger goal of selling apple items. cory: tim we appreciate it. "bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson. the future of policing in america is starting to look like a tom cruise thriller. >> mr. mark. i'm placing you under arrest for the future murder of sarah marx. >> no, i didn't do anything. sarah. >> give the man his hat. cory: future crime. that's right, "my nor to report." this company -- minority report. his company has the same goal in mind. what crime am i about to commit? besides a lousy interview. tell me about your business. >> we are focused on law enforcement. what we use is we use the information in your daily newspaper, what kind of crime where and when it happened, and we use a large amount of that data, up to 10 years with a little bit of

are we thinking strong market share gains for the mac? guest: we will. it's tough.recast market share gains going from in the range of the worldwide basis, 6%, 7% worldwide. i think they can get close to doubling that over the next 45 years. -- four to five years. more the u.s. and worldwide, that's where a lot of their strength is. they continue to grow. apple is showing there is innovation on the pc side. it's a great statement for pcs in the long run. cory: rob woodall, thank you very much. if the latest headlines on your phone, tablet, and pc on bloomberg.com and bloomberg radio. ♪ rex from bloomberg and theworld headquarters, this is mark crumpton. to our viewers in the u.s. and from those joining us around the world welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and headlines. peterc cook has new details over the letter from republican senators

. >> and the mac and cheese recall that could be in your kitchen. >> a penn state professor at the abbington campus is facing charges after this incident on a plane this weekend. she went on a rant about the u.s. and venezuelan relations. she also lit a cigarette. >> it was timing and i felt compelled to speak. >> she cannot comment on whether think still has a job. an administrator would only tell us that the school is aware of what happened and is looking into it. >>> new surveillance video appears to show dennis brooks dropping his pants in public. right there a security officer at the resort's public safety building said she asked brooks to remove any metal for a screening. she says he unbuckled his belt and pulled down his pants in front of her. his lawyer had no comment. brooks remains on paid leave. >> a bucs county school will be closing it's doors for good. they voted to close the samuel edward edward elementary school. a plan to consolidate schools in the district. >>> two stories tonight from the delaware bureau. hundreds of people had their bank accounts compromised after using a

there was even a quarter where the mac book outsold in terms of the ipad.he ipad had been the second most important product of apple. guest: yeah. it still. is but the mac definitely had a resurgence last year. cory: is there a notion within apple that it doesn't matter what device you buy? guest: there's a long held apple belief that they don't mind cannibalizing their other products as long as they're heading toward the bigger goal of sellinging apple items. cory: thank you. appreciate it. "bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ cory: this is "bloomberg west." the future of policing in america may start to look like a tom cruise thriller. >> precrime division. i'm placing you under arrest for the future murder of sara marks that would take place today, april 22, at 0804. >> i didn't do anything. cory: future crime. that's right. "minority report." police use psychics to stop crimes before they happen. a company has a same goal in mind. but instead of psychics, they're using big data. what crime am i about to commit? instead of a lousy interview? no i'm goi

the big mac collection was part of a global day called i'm loving it. s. the products are for sale in sweden and the best part 100% of the products go to the ronald mcdonald house charities. >> i'll take the jacket if they do it in slim fit. >> slim fit. with a big mac tie. it's making me hungry. it may be the most interesting way to cheat the car pool rule. one driver was caught using a cut out from the most interesting man in the world. he used it as his plus one to use the car pool lane. he said he is my best friend. and he received $124 fine and a twitter shaming by the washington state control. that is it. i don't know if that's sad or what that is. >> it's sad and he deserved that ticket an the shaming, i think. thanks. plooe . mika is here with a look ahead. >> new information on the crash of germanwings flight. what is pilot locked out of the cockpit before the plane slammed into a mountain? we're live in the french alps as investigators analyze the mangled black box hoping to unlock the mystery. and andrea mitchel joins us with major development

the second biggest was a 6% gain on the day they announced the mac book pro. e the benchmarks some traders will be watching to see if the apple watch can surpass that six or 8% one-day gain that we've seen on these product announcement days. back over to you out in san francisco. >> yeah, but apple has about 4.5% to go to be back at that all-time high. thanks for putting that into perspective. when we come back, the countdown has begun to the apple watch event here in san francisco. final "squawk alley" predictions in just a moment. we'll be right back. e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. hey mom, you want to live by the lyeah.right? there's here. ♪ did you just share a listing with me? look at this one. it's got a great view of the lake. it's really nice mom. ♪ your dad would've loved this place. you're no

absolutely, yes, we should see something on the mac book front. ple, one of the bright lights in personal computing in terms of still seeing growth in a market that is otherwise in decline. we'll have to see whether it's an app, whether it's it's something they're doing internally technology-wise. jmp securities is cautiously optimistic given the magnitude of this event we'll have a surprise of some sort. >> is there a chance of a misstep at all? >> i think for good reason. you look at what's happening for the iphone sales, accelerating through 50% year over year growth. that still is in the near term the driver of this story. all the indications is that apple is having a great quarter in asia. jmp is recommending investors buy this stock ahead of what should be a blowout quarter and dividend increases. and as well as ahead of entrenching itself further in these annuity streams, home kit, health kit, apple pay, the itune store. so investors should be excited about it. and the apple watch today should be icing on the cake. >> i don't want to miss th

she was the head of marketing for the mac team. scully, who was the ceo of apple and became famous, or infamous, for firing steve jobs from apple. he is a wonderful man and a great character. in this movie, jobs has conflicts with all of them that get dramatized and worked out in a very compressed and claustrophobic environment. in particular, one of the more interesting relationships is with his daughter. his eldest daughter, lisa. emily: you spoke with steve jobs. did you ever meet with mark zuckerberg? did you ever speak to mark zuckerberg? aaron: no. we met with senior facebook people and said we are doing this movie, would you like to cooperate in the making of this movie. badly wanting them to say no, which is what they did. we needed them to say no because if they did cooperate, the integrity of the movie would be compromised. the movie, i think kind of humanized him in a way. if you were over 35, you thought it was a cautionary tale. if you are under 35, you thought mark was a rock star who did what had to be done to achiev

she was the head of marketing for the mac team. scully, who was the ceo of apple and became famous, or infamous, for firing steve jobs from apple. he is a wonderful man and a great character. in this movie, jobs has conflicts with all of them that get dramatized and worked out in a very compressed and claustrophobic environment. in particular, one of the more interesting relationships is with his daughter. his eldest daughter, lisa. >> you spoke with steve jobs. did you ever meet with mark zuckerberg? did you ever speak to mark zuckerberg? >> no. we met with senior facebook people and said we are doing this movie, would you like to cooperate in the making of this movie. badly wanting them to say no, which is what they did. we needed them to say no because if they did cooperate, the integrity of the movie would be compromised. the movie, i think kind of humanized him in a way. if you were over 35, you thought it was a cautionary tale. if you are under 35, you thought mark was a rock star who did what had to be done to achieve his dr

the company says some of the mac and cheese may contain bits of metal. company knows of eight instances of people finding the metal but is not aware of anyone being hurt. the 7.25-ounce boxes were sold in the u.s. puerto rico and caribbean. customers can return the mac and cheese for a full refund. stocks finished lower. right now futures pointing to a higher open. investors will be watching for the fed statement on the economy this afternoon and news of a potential hike in interrates. that's the latest in business news from the nasdaq market site. back to you matt and tam. >> thanks maribel. see you tomorrow. >> let's talk about what you've got to talk about. >> yesterday it was nice. we were mild. got a little chillier. certainly windy in the afternoon and now that cooler air has entrenched itself across the region. nothing showing on storm tracker which is news. as we take a look outside the camera jiggling around a little bit because we have a bit of wind blowing. the wind died down a bit overnight. it will be picking up again after we get a little pa

kraft is pulling more than 240,000 cases of mac and cheese off of the shelves. the boxes may contain metal pieces. it is limited to a 7.2 ounce boxes, and kraft said it has received eight complaints so far, but no injuries. you can get more information on the specific boxes on bayarea.com, and search kraft recalls. >>> and another recall at trader joe's, and look for the are raw walnuts which have the potential that is potential salmonella. the recalled walnuts were distributed to trader joes. throw them away for return for a refund. >> and a new question about breast cancer biopsies. researchers say that 1 in 4 biopsies were misdiagnosed. they identified invasive cancers cancers, but struggled with more less invasive. more than 1 million women undergo a biopsy every year. >>> and what about a mocha with a side of racism? a new campaign tonight with a kof coffee giant that is encouraging the baristas to put the words "race together" to start a discussion. not everybody wants to start the morning with the divisive topic. and so it is to encourage people to start

and then the new mac which got your attention. >> because it was gold. you know how i feel about gold devices. people noticed who were watching this tick by tick moves of the stock that that's when it hit the high for the day and then came back lower. once they actually started to talking about what the event was about to begin with the apple watch, we got pricing, the 18-hour battery life. a lot of details from apple and we'll keep you apprised. >> we have some very smart tech analysts coming your way. let's show you the markets. dow 18,000 as sara said. back above that level again for the industrial average. a gain of 168 points right now. that's off the high of the day. the s&p is up 10. they took out a lot of support levels on friday on the s&p, but we're up just 10 points now. and the nasdaq so far away from 5,000. >> and just some perspective we were talking about the last time we saw the numbers, a week ago monday we saw a record for the nasdaq 5,000 and the s&p. and then they fell out of bed for the rest of the week. >> here is our "closing bell"

police say at least one victim died at the scene mac. others went to the hospital. some victims are in critical condition. no word yet on what sparked the shooting. there >> a grizzly mac -- grisly situation when five bodies were found in a freezing. >> reporter: the man who lived in this home hadn't been seen since february. >> i wasn't worried, but i did notice i hadn't seen him.>> reporter: the neighbor was sad to learn that not only had his friend died, but was found in a kneeling position inside a freezer. >> it is terrible he is no longer with us. >> reporter: one neighbor worries the small town is changing. there been five bodies here just in the last 48 hours. on monday, a man and woman found dead inside the glenview apartments. police are calling it suspicious. perhaps the most dramatic crime scene of all, at napa's vineyards where a business meeting turned deadly. >> appeared to walk over and point a weapon at the subject as if he were, execution style. >> reporter: deputies say robert doll shot his business partner, and after a chase from authorities, he

that they will talk about updates to other popular apple products and this is the mac book as well. >> over items could be addressed. >> time now is 4:34. speaking of apple. it has a pay hike for the shouldle driers. >> they voted to join the teamsters union and they employ the drivers and help pay for a 25% increase in hourly pay. and premium pay. >> and they will improve the driver break areas. >>> in just a few hours, president obama will announce a program to increase hiring in the technology industries. it is called tech hiring. and people familiar with it say the president has received commitments to bos training of workers. it is to design them for an increasing number of tech jobs. >> the president will make his announcement at 8:30 this morning. >> the three biggest water districts will consider using rate hikes. >> the public utilities commission say the lower usage is from conservation. the drought is leading to higher cost for the water agency. and they have to buy it from the area to meet demands here in the bay area. >> people are conserving more, the bills that are bein

industry has seen its sales decline, and the new mac book is what he calls its thinnest and lightest form ever. it weighs in at two pounds and it's 24% thinner than the previous models. it will come in silver space gray, and gold. we're waiting on when exactly it will be available, but the new mac book has been unveiled here in san francisco. we'll send it back to you. >> your reaction sir? new apple mac book, thinnest ever. >> they're all too heavy. i have a hewlett-packard, and i feel like i'm carrying around a farmer's ball. i blame hewlett-packard at the chiropractor and what it's done to my back. this is the thing. a lot of companies will not support this. the e.t. guys have been won over by dell years ago. >> my daughter says dad, the typewriter. no. i mean, people paid big money for it. you know it's really good. she says it's a doorjamb that works so much better than apple, and it really is good. it's like a counter weight when you are trying to lift. you know i want something that works. >> do you remember the k-pro portable computer. it was the size of a suitcase and i reme

. >> reporter: you can order the mac and the watch starting april 10th. not predicting today, but i'm really confident. >> reporter: in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >>> walnut creek native and supermodel christy turlington always a big fan of the apple watch you see in this video provide pied apple she was part of today's pig unveiling. >> this is my fashion favorite i have to say. >> turlington said the watch enabled her to run a half-marathon. apple partnered with tur ling top's non-profit every mother counts to help new mothers around the world. >>> apple also announced a new app that turns iphones into diagnostic devices called research kit. users say a h, just like at the doctor's office or tap in rhythm to test for parkinson's and other diseases. >>> apple confirms breaking news alerts from and 7 news will be available on the apple watch when it arrives in stores. you can get ready now by downloading our free news app. just search for abc7 news san francisco in apple's app store. we also have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >>> t

near term, who got the consumer piece that will get benefit from windows 10. >> the mac numbers in thef this, they set 2% increase in sales year after year. really spectacular. are we going to see strong market shares? >> i think we well. it is tough -- we will. it is tough. i think they could get close to doubling that over the next four or five years. i think it is possible. i think it is absolutely possible. more in the u.s. than worldwide. that is where lots of the strength is. the is showing there is innovation on the pc side. it is a great statement for pcs in the long run. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. you can get bloomberg headlines on your phone, tablet, and tc, of course -- pc, of course. see you later. ♪

a rich way and speaking about these i want to bring up first voices it is an app for the android, the mace is also endangers languages. on line, collaborative effort which seeks to protect the diversity. you can share and add and upload videos wow can record your language, and then people can chime in the, it is exciting. this is very important diversity thrives on different tongues it makes people interesting and unique, she goes how boring is it if everyone spoke the same language. and now it is maybe -- >> my own experience, enjoying the humor, in p several native languages enriches my life, and it enjoy it's multidimensionality. i am a gamer we talked about video games often lisa rolls p i eyes but it is okay. there's this beautiful video game, never alone you worked on it, it is coming out soon, are you using the same concept in a video game format, and share that really with the main stream audience, talk to us about how using video games specifically is either successful or not in preserving this well, i was the lead writer for never alone. i am learning the singett language my mom

you and >> the mac numbers in you and the context of this, they set 2% increase in sales year after year spectacular. you and are we going to see strong market shares? >> i think we will. you>> i think we will. it is tough. are you a you and i i think they could get close to doubling that over the next four or five years. i think it is possible. andi think it is possible. i think it is absolutely possible. more in the u.s. than worldwide. you that is where lots of the and strength is. you are the is showing there is in innovation on the pc side. it is a great statement for pcs in the long run. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. you can get bloomberg headlines on your phone, tablet, and pc, of course. an see you later. ♪ and him the following is a paid advertisement for the new face of time life, starvista entertainment. now we are reaching for the stars. hollywood's biggest stars and america's biggest comedian and the greatest talent of all time. you are about to be a legend. >> ladies and gentlemen, don fitzgerald. julie andrews. the supremes. the beatles. >> ♪ i want to hold you

the new mac book comes in gold silver and space great. it cost $1,300. eleased the charted that more than fair 500,000 tech jobs are available in the tech industry. more than any other field. four year colleges are not turning out enough engineering graduates especially women and minorities. the president said the gap can be filled by intense training schools like sam francisco's de e the boot camp. >>: president obama speaking because it turns out it does not matter whether you've learned code it just matters how good you are in writing code. if you can do the job you should get the job. >>catherine: private-sector contributions from companies like capital one cisco and liken it can't will help connect the graduates to jobs. and the government is putting up $100 million to come up with ways to promote child care and other employment barriers. >>catherine: san francisco was included. that is because the city's recently launched its own entry level camp. and next year it has plans for a new online training program for low-income residents of the bayview di

let's wait for the mac -- microphone. sorry, should've said that. do we have another one? >> you think congress should fast-tracked the transpacific partnership? >> i think they should read it first and i think we have to be very careful about lowering our standards whether environmental standards or whether it's how we treat workers just in the interest of getting a trade deal done for the sake of a trade deal i think when we enter into trade deals should be with a view towards guests bringing down barriers that bringing up the standards and i think we should consider very carefully and not in a precipitous way that proposed agreement. >> this is an open government question. would you have any objection to releasing your e-mail in your tenure as governor of maryland? >> i don't know. i have many times as you know from having covered state government for many years in anapolis answered as we abide by all of our state rules on e-mails and many times turned over e-mails in response to foia even though some powerful language may have caused my mother great embarrassment. we wi

the new mac book comes in gold silver and gravy space gray. it costs $1,300. this is like the machine for the person is on the dole and travels a lot it hits the market in april. >>grant: there's a reason that this new mac book is the most energy efficient one. apple got rid of all the inputs. so is just one know for the and the u.s. b.c. port on the machine is it shut does everything charge connecting to a monitor and its all in one is one-third the side of a tradition no one third the size of a traditional u.s. be port. and for a closer look at all the features on the new map book and apple watched log on to on a of to do is go to our kron-4-dot-com gabe slate as outlined in their. >>pam: new ahead fighting to save their homes. the bay area community making a last plea before they get also doubt. >>gary: will chronicle all the negativity affecting the 49ers franchise. all that's coming later in this broadcast. >>pam: the chance was racists. and the reaction to it was swift and decisive scary at what has happened to the fraternity and what was the subject of t

neil: i like the big mac the way it is. >> but you are like only one left. neil: oh, really? you very much. look at the time, dr. payne. besides comments like that we still love him here, charles payne, meanwhile is jeb bush stpharbing oughtsnatching all of the conservative cash? i wonder what marco rubio thinks. bring us your baffling. bring us your audacious. we want your sticky notes, sketchbooks, and scribbles. let's pin 'em to the wall. kick 'em around. kick 'em around, see what happens. because we're in the how-do-i-get-this-startup- off-the-ground business. the taking-your-business- global-business. we're in the problem-solving business. 400,000 people - ready to help you solve problems while they're still called opportunities. from figuring it out to getting it done we're here to help. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can d

you will notice the port of galveston, the harbor is at the bottom of the mac and the gulf of mexico is at the top. you can also see in the wood bat houses, there was not much difference from the beach front to the city. broadway was and still is the major east/was thoroughfare through galveston. there are wood structures north of broadway the south bay were smaller. the massive loss of life occurred in this area. you can see that hurricane coming from the gulf would have swept over the city in one massive blow. typically after a major cataclysms there is a period of silence. people got up that morning and it was deathly still. we have an account of slimes that covered galveston. at points south of broadway you could see nothing but an empty plain, literally houses and other buildings managed to matchsticks. this was a total event. the city's infrastructure was destroyed. that includes streets, telegraph lines trolly lines, trolly cars, literally, houses litter believe the wholeliterally the whole city was under water. most that to mrs. face the loss of life in galveston at 6,000. in

high, it's only up 58 cents or half a percent, but because there's quite the halo effect after the new mac were unveiled. iphone chip suppliers -- who, by the way, never admit that they're supplying apple with chips -- talk a look at them. they are rallying on iphone sales. skyworks solutions, i believe that's a 52-week high. you've got broadcom moving better, qualcomm up. yeah, apple holds them to this big secret thing of don't admit that you're married to us. sorry, what, mark? yeah, oh, yes. skyworks is hitting 52-week highs. let's get to our traders. start with scott redler, we've got a major rally on our hands, up about 163 points with very little news out here except people getting geeked up about apple, or am i missing something? >> no, i think you're right on par here. on friday we were down about 275, so coming into this week we weren't sure where we would have support, and then today we took back about half those losses, showing that the bulls still have some power, the bears aren't in full control. do i think the highs of the year are in? no way. do i think we might be in this r

rewards to operators doing a good job so it's self reinforcing program and we have participation in the mac committee and overall i wanted to set some context and say there are many areas we're working together and often when there is a direct connection at the level -- at the school level where there is interest on the school side and a program that correspondos our side we do very well with lots of opportunity again to do more. i had one other slide i wanted to share which is data related. you might have seen this in the last presentation but it's important to put forward to put it in context on the transit side and data how children are getting to school so both by grade level as well as by mode and you can see in the top boxes there is a fair number of younger children into middle school walking to school and living within close enough distance to do that. as they get older and transition into the upper middle grades and high school there is more of a shift into public transit, and still a fair amount of students who are driving, more than 50% in this case and this comes from data that

the mac and shade in the liver. the good cholesterol gets rid of the bad cholesterol.omes from the gut and the liver. stuart: if i eat butter that does not give me a high level of that cholesterol. >> exactly. it goes to the liver. the liver stores it. this drug allows the liver to get rid of it instead of keeping it in the blood is in the liver. get rid of it. change your life child. how about fruit and vegetables. this is a really promising new drug. i like it to that is what i like to hear. take a look at apple shares, please. launching a new apple sharing service this fall. michael robinson joined as frequently from san francisco. apple tv. one box. one remote. twenty-five different network. running all of my devices. getting the content of all my devices. sounds like a wonderful thing. i am sure that you agree. >> i absolutely agree. millions of families are going with this project a year. whether or not it even make sense to have cable. you will go from being a true court cutter. this could be $2 billion in sales. that is a fairly conservative estimate. stuart: i

congress then adopted the affordable housing goals which required fannie mae and freddie mac. these goals were only applicable to danny and freddie and required them when they bought mortgages from banks and other originators to make sure of the mortgages they bought, 30% had been made to people at or below the median income. the authority to require a certain quota was given to the department of housing and urban development at that point and over time between 1992 and 2008, they gradually ratcheted up these requirements and added new ones so that for example by the year 2000, 50% of all mortgages that fannie and freddie bought in any gear had to be made people that made at or below the median income and by 2008 it was 56% in the bush administration. this is not a partisan gain. it was done under clinton first but then under bush the whole idea was carried through by head. >> host: the theory behind this is designed to encourage americans to save money to development to build equity in their homes. obviously part of this is to ensure lower income and middle income people can h

>> good afternoon it's a pleasure to be here to address the commission i'm 3459 a member of the board of c mac a private attorney in the city for 20 years i'm a resident and homeowner and raised any two children in public schools and want them to have a city that has consulate and art and music and have cultural playgrounds for the great city to continue that way this legislation is great it's rational and reasonable and similar to the way we think about big buck stores we're caution and been in the past to bring development into the city that doesn't destroy our current small businesses as an attorney that's been on the front line as the noise noise noise problems and represented entertainment venues it's been a disaster for many of my clients when a noise complaint comes in they have to spend money it is horrible experience for them even the bottom of the hill my daughter has an all age venue place to go had to spend a lot of money that is tragedy we have great reasonable legislation i urge this commission to look at it carefully and talk to the community and bring in the stakeholders let's

this morning kraft says small pieces of metal were found in some of the mac and cheese boxes. we put everything you need to know about what to do if you bought a box on our website. all over current talking about internet explorer. microsoft made an official announcement leaving the browser behind. the company coming out with a new browser. and you'll want to check out this joid on nbcwashington.com. stefan holt anchors morning news and his dad lester you probably know from "nightly news" shared a special moment on the air together. lester told his son he was proud of him. >>> i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. disturbing details revealed in court about the shooting death of a woodbridge high school student last fall. the testimony came in a preliminary hearing for one of five defendants charged in connection with the death of 16-year-old brendan wilson. womensen was shot to death along a path that led to the high school. today detective testifies he confessed to shooting wilson saying his sister lured him to the path and he ambushed him shooting him at point-blank range. af

thinner, lighter, faster, all the things everybody wants, better battery life, all of that coming from the mac books. that was the more impressive part of this thing. >> he is rolling his eyes. he disagrees with you. >> when they introduced the cash return in 2012 and they doubled it in 2013 to $100 billion and they have gone through about 100 billion of that. if you were expecting that $200 billion number you're not going to get it. they only have about $30 billion in cash in the u.s. they're going to have to continue to raise debt to fund their buy backs here so that has the potential in the last week of april or so to disappoint investors if you're expecting massive upgrade to that number. >> more bad news for maca uconn assumers. they're all sliding near 2 to 3% on the day. this is the latest firm to slash it's numbers for 2015 saying gaming revenue will fall 30% this year versus the previous estimate for 13% decline. for some of these these are new 52 week lows. saying some of the dividends -- >> i think stocks are getting oversold. wynn in particular. the stock went up 100% in 2015. it s

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11 should be returned to the place of purchase for a refund. >> did you ever look at a date on the box of mac and cheese. >> no i never looked at the date. >> reporter: kraft said eight people complained about finding medal so far. no injuries have been reported. >> kraft has been selling that original blue box mac and cheese for 78 years now. you think you have a box in your pantry? you can check the recall info on the wusa 9 app. >>> a couple more days of cold weather and you are now tracking snow flakes. >> it is late march. it is not going to stay cold long. spring will arrive friday evening. it will be nice on saturday. i want everybody to look forward to saturday. it will snow friday morning. heavy snow possible north and west of town. let's start with a live look outside. very nice sunset. we are looking at temperatures down to 50. we were 73 yesterday for a high. 53 today. dew points are so incredrelative humidity 19%. that means if you are walking around, you'll have a lot of static electricity tonight. inside humidity will be 3 to 4% tonight. headlines cold start tomorrow. grab a wi

the ainistration n wants one number. machoberryy, and the context of what he feelsls is the overall national security number, he says $566 billion is what is needed to meet obligations. there's a consensus view that the republicans would be amenable and supportive of defense spending. tell us what this disagreement, what he is saying it means and what the dhs spending challenge means for the future of spending? >> he is telling the pentagon that he would love t to give the pentagon more monein its base budgets, but the law prohibits him fromoing that as the g who is going to write the pentagonudget, the final product. he's got to cut it to the caps. the disagreement lies within -- the armed services committee they will always want more. the right wing of the former tea party caucus -- they're calling themselves the freedom caucus. whether gop leadership wants to have the fight with the freedom caucus and that brings us into the dhs debate, the freedom caucus is willing to take the hostage. they are now willing to rough up th