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--ison: now that a manual elected, theen factory workers hope you will keep to his word.t are you hoping for? >>>> that we will be given different jobs. >> we want him to meet with us and tell us if he will make our case a priority and put strong pressure on our employers, or if he is going to throw it in the trash and wait for the fire to die down. allison: the search for a buyer to take over the factory site is underway in the hopes it could bring back at least a portion of the 600 jobs being lost. laura: moving on to some of the other business headlines, a major shareholder in a dutch lawmaker is -- [no audio] the owner of the >> pain shot down nearly a $26 billion offer from ppg industries for the third time. u.k. retail sales have posted their biggest monthly increase in 11 years. sales were up 5.6% in april according to the british retail consortium kpmg. that outpace productions of 0.5% -- outpaced predictions of 0.5%. microsoft is launching a voice-controlled smart speaker to compete with amazon's ecco. the invoke is expected to debut in the fall of this year, pow

we're happen mapping out theen tire weekend so you know what to expect. >> this map accused of buying people's blood and storing it in a vacant apartment. now one woman is sfribing her disturbing experience. >> and i bomb shell court decision involving d.c. sfiper lee boyd malvo what this could mean for his future. your news starts now. ♪ summertime♪ it's unofficial kickoff to summer toll both route 50 i have never seen it so quiet. get out now if you want to go to the beach before you get to bay bridge headed east traffic ease the up over hours as you can see. thanks for joining us this friday i'm sarah simmons in for shawn. >> i'm tony perkins. we saw the sun earlier today and changes are on the way that could afengt your holiday plans. gwen gwen has the up debate tonight, hi, gwen. >> you're absolutely right we have changes and they're beginning tonight with clouds increasing. we'll end up seeing partly cloudy skies across the area. not bad right now. rim of high pressure moving out and we have strong storms moving along our way across central portions of until energy and headed to

the world war ii veteran has been taking courses for 22 years as part of theen itc itchment prm. he says he loves to learn and shares with us how he klooss classes. >> i choose them based on number one as add develop tour us to me and will i certain something fromty didn't know before. and i have -- that's true with every class. you can never walk out of a classroom and say i didn't learn anything today. >> medway received a purple heart and bronze star medal for military service. >> today was graduation day for 3 special dogs. they are now members of three area police departments jerry 16-month-old german shepherd and graduate of penn school of veterinary medicine and newest member of the norristown police department. the two other dogs who graduated are joining the lower merion police department and the septa police. >>> straight ahead tonight the jersey shore destination just named number one vacation spot in the country. >> and speaking of vacation americans are not taking enough of them. why many choose to skip the time off. >> you create something and you see people enjoy i

he allegedly stabbed theen when they tried to stop him from harassing two teens who appeared to be muslimes could exacerbate the pain in the community and the group message is not welcome. >>> they are coming to peddle a message of hatred and bigotry. hate speech is not protected. >> organizers say they have no intention of canceling. >>> former fbi chief robert mueller is working ever since he was appointed special counsel investigating russia's involvement in the 2016 election and any links to the trump campaign. but he didmanage to find time to deliver the commencement address at taker academy in massachusetts. the theme could be telling as he out theed the virtues of public service before the packed crowd. >> service, integrity, patience, and humility, lessons i speak of are not only for you but for all of us, we must all find ways to contribute to something larger we must cultivate patience each day, maintain a sense of humility and most importantly we must never ever sacrifice our integrity. >> royal revelations from a new interview with prince william about his mental health and di

at one point, one of the highest ranking women at theen was buried just this week in arlington.was making these arrangements when three days after she died he hit the mail icon on his phone and for the first time in his life, his mail didn't come up. >> and it wasn't just a blank screen like the phone had gone dead. it was an image there. >> reporter: he took this screen shot and recognized it immediately as a cloudy version of a different picture on his phone of his mom. the phone started working normally again a few hours later, but the image still appears today in the background of some emails. >> there she is. >> right. >> reporter: that's weird. we talked to several phone experts. some were able to recreate this effect, but none could explain how it rammedly appeared in the first place. >> this is what i got. have you seen this before? >> i haven't seen this at all. that's, like, a lovely thing. >> reporter: so you wouldn't fix it? >> i wouldn't fix it. >> reporter: the whole investigative reporter with the biggest mystery of his life. >> and sometimes now, as i think about

russia and theen u.s. may be at an all-time low.ved compliance with the deal to limit oil production. ofording to a survey analysts, oil companies in ship outputg data, wil oil fell last month, now standing at 35,000 barrels a day above the target, putting the group 90% of the way toward its goal. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. coming up, we had back to the milken institute global conference. erik schatzker will be talking to david rubenstein. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." let's head back to erik schatzker at the milken institute global conference in beverly hills. erik: thank you. i'm here with david rubenstein, cofounder and co-ceo of the carlyle group, one of the world's largest revenue equity investors. it is not just corporate private equity. you are a multi-asset manager. we might as well begin with corporate private equity. that is what you are known best for. the question i keep asking

we're happen mapping out theen tire weekend so you know what to expect. >> this map accused of buyingple's blood and storing it in a vacant apartment. now one woman is sfribing her disturbing experience. >> and i bomb shell court decision involving d.c. sfiper lee boyd malvo what this could mean for his future. your ♪ summertime♪ it's unofficial kickoff to summer toll both route 50 i have never seen it so quiet. get out now if you want to go to the beach before you get to bay bridge headed east traffic ease the up over the last few hours as you can see. thanks for joining us this friday i'm sarah simmons in for shawn. >> i'm tony perkins. we saw the sun earlier today and changes are on the way that could afengt your holiday plans. gwen gwen has the up debate tonight, hi, gwen. >> you're absolutely right we have changes and they're beginning tonight with clouds increasing. we'll end up seeing partly cloudy skies across the area. not bad right now. rim of high pressure moving out and we have strong storms moving along our way across central portions of until energy and headed to mid atl

. >> bringing in e theen that jones. not far from where president trump is spending his weekend. athena what changes can we expect from the senate's version of this bill. >> well we can expect some significant changes based on some of the concerns we've already heard republican senators mention. you have senators who are concern about the cuts to medicaid in this bill. you remember 31 states expanded medicaid under obamacare, that expanse will be put on hold and there will be cut to medicaid close to $100 billion. you have republican senators who are concern there's not enough aid in this plan for low-income people and seniors, not enough assistance to have them have coverage. then there's a lot of other conditions we can get in later. the bottom line there are going to be changes, the big question is whether those changes will be something that will be passed in the senate and if it does will those changes be acceptable to house republicans. it's a big question mark as they enter this next staj in this night to repeal and replace obamacare. >> we heard a number of senators say t

a number of things went on some of which i can't talk about yet that made me worry that theen departmenteadership could not credibly complete the investigation and declined prosecution without grievous damage to theag americn people's confidence in the justice system. in the capper was i'm not picking on the attorney general loretta lynch, her meeting with president clinton on that airplane was the capital for me.ta >> sean: it was the capper for you but you won't condemn what loretta lynch did and you praise her?h that's tarmac meeting was a slap in the face to everything the american justice system is supposed to stand for. also tonight, a very disturbing report from the ap about your privacy. they are reporting last year under the obama administration the federal government requested that the identities of 1900 plus fellow americans were caught up in nsa surveillance be unmasked, over 1900. were also learning to match than former national security advisor susan rice who was at the heart of the massive unmasking of people who are attached to the trump campaign, she's noth going to test

. >> was also the last singer at theen. blue winning the season 12 title. >> i can't believe this is in my and right now. i can't believe that i'm actually holding this. >> blue edged up runner out country singer in one. closest votes in the show's history. >> chris has week after week proven performance-wise that he wants this better. >> duski could take consolation in landing the top two spots on the itune charts from her monday performances and 15-year-old ayala moulden savored her third place performance. >> so grateful i got to be here and i can't wait to see what's next. >> reporter: new avenues await the fourth place finisher jesse larson. >> i feel like i did way more than i ever intended that i would on the show. meanwhile it was coach alicia keys protege squarely in the spotlight. >> he's literally like gone from a caterpillar to a butterfly and it's been unreal to witness. >> and now that butterfly's career is about to take flight. >> you work hard and you have goals in mind, and things eventually happen. >> like

theen teachers here. >> they taught us a lot of things throughout the years and it was fun.lad to be back, i'm glad to see them. >> they mean the world to me. a lot of these teachers taught me to come out of my shell and they really developed who i am now in high school. >> it's a sweet feeling because it's just like i grew up here, a lot of teachers help me come the person i am today. >> reporter: they say the person they become tomorrow. in charles county, kristen wright, news4. >> wonderful program. >> what an inspiration. >>> our news continues now with jim and wendy. >>> right now at 5:00 storm team 4 tracking severe weather to our south right now. >> this follows those strong storms we endured last night. >> let's head over to doug kammerer in our storm center. >> national weather service went out to see if that was a possible tornado out toward frederick county and clark county yesterday. they got their results be posting something later on. we're tracking more storms through our region. prince william county, fauquier county as well. the warning that had been issued

an interesting challenge is if trump can get through this, it's theen certainty at the white house each every day. outside of that i think the market is trading very well. >> you see these headlines, constant headlines about all these different things. at what point. you said that is the biggest uncertainty for the market, right? >> we haven't seen it so far. we haven't seen the hammer come down. we sort of forget about this one. move onto the next one. but we haven't seen anything that has been earth shattering to come out of this, when we hit one, which we may, i think we see the markets move. >> president trump sees an increase? jobs and tax and a catalyst at work that is keeping it higher. she joins us here on set. it's always good to see you. >> you were saying you agree, usually, it's not really trump at work driving the markets to new highs or could it also be seen, interpreted that the markets could be even higher? you know, if there were a lack of these headlines out of d.c.? i who ul s i. >> i would say we are higher, we are grinding higher. >> that multiple is the tip of wher

the good news is may the fourth be with you this thursday and each and every classroom theen jedi masters have been there preparing you. i want to make a shout out to the great teachers out there. none of this happens without your hard work, day in and day out. let me highlight some of my favorite supreme court cases. i love talking and learning about selective incorporation. it was a game changer in the game of the judiciary. applying the bill of rights to the states using the due process clause of the 14th amendment, when did all of this again? 1925, for me it was the favorite case to talk about. so many court cases, find 45 would be very confident about them. the selective it incorporate cases are important. versus wade always appears are typically always appears on the case. privacy, right to an abortion. >> don't forget the civil rights cases, plessy versus ferguson, that you could have separate racial facilities but then brown versus board of education overturned that. with brown versus board of education a return separate but equal in public school classrooms. also the heart of atl

now whether social media whether using instagram, facebook, twitter, but to -- if the media's got theenpoint where they're spending air time on two scoops of ice cream -- by the way, was it strawberry or vanilla? i've got the no idea. nor do i care. >> sean: joe, i don't have a lot of time but, joe, you agree with me, wikileaks exposed collusion, correct? >> of course. it was horrible. >> sean: you agree they're abusively biased? >> yes, of course. i did studies on it. >> sean: are they advanced on false conspiracy theories with no evidence? >> as of right now, there's no evidence that there was collusion between the trump administration and the white house. >> sean: why do those people get rewarded with time they could use to beat him up more? >> it's not rewarding! when you have reporters that are being confrontational and provocative so in the hopes of a clip will go vye andral their brand is expanded. you take it on tv, embargo it and show it afterwards if you would like to but you'll probably show clips. i think that would improve it. you can't just strip away pretty briefings alto

now gm is in a death cross, when the short-term trend line, the yellow 50-day moving average has theenow the green line, 200-day moving average. this is happened four previous times in the last five years and each time it has happened we have seen the stock decline as a result. gm shareholders may want to be aware -- braced himself for -- brace themselves for rocking us. julia: i would be concerned about a death cross. i want to talk about japan, and the data we got over night -- the strongest retail sales growth in over two years. i want to tie the directly to what we have seen in terms of job growth -- job rates in japan. we are the lowest level of unemployment since 1994. where is the wage growth? you can see since 2014 it has improved, but it is still in negative territory. our apps is less exciting than it looks, what i am showing is the propensity to spend. if it is read, it is saving. if it is green, it is spending. we are still not really seeing japanese consumers going out and spending but we see data of the strongest retail sales growth, growth expectations strengthen for nex

theen doesn't quell her rant. >> it's hard for our brains to be cognitive and emotional at the same time thought my god what have i done. that person was clearly video taping me. why didn't i stop. >> marina moracco fox5 local news. >> let's fine out more what's happening outside today although we go to an environment tucker is much happier in i would think it's a little cooler inside although somebody is doing heavy lifting. >> what are you doing, tuck? they putting you to work this morning? >> yeah, i'm the official puck guy. there you go. filled with pucks. you know here's the thing allison. these pucks are -- you don't realize how heavy >> oh yeah. >> and thick you are until you got to carry them. >> solid. >> i'm starting to see some of the players sneak in the back of the building here and they're going to do a 68 around here about 10:00 o'clock this morning we're very excited it will be open to the public, and a lot of excitement building here because of course it's game seven tonight. caps finally have a chance to advance past round two for the first time in quite long time. late

theen each member will have seven minutes for questions or statements they may have. senator tester: good morning, . . secretary, and thank you the importance of the budget is shown in the fact that we have the chairman and ranking member of the full committee. i would be remiss if i didn't first say that our thoughts are with those in manchester, u.k. and those affected by the senseless violence on monday. $1.5 billion s by in part to help pay for the proposed walen the southern border. mr. secretary, your department is one of the few nondefense discretionary agencies that receive an increase in the president's fiscal year 2018 request. in total, the request includes $44.1 billion,en -- an increase of $1.7 billion over the fiscal year 2017 act which we passed a $1.4 eks ago, which was billion over the previous year. the department you lead has a multitude of diverse missions, border security, immigration security, protecting computer networks from cyber attacks, making sure air travel is secure, helping reprepare for and respond to natural or manmade disasters, monit

says this is the first time that he's been back to the place that facebook was famously dropped out theen was a psych major due to graduate in 2006 but instead he chose to focus on developing the social media platform. zuckerberg is scheduled to gift university's commencement address tomorrow and my question, guys, like what can he really say? can he say stay in school? >> what does he say? >> not really. follow your passion. >> exactly. wherever that may lead you. >> why have not memorialized that dorm room. >> right. >> can you imagine the pressure if you get that room now? >> exactly. >> you must become something great. >> wow! >> okay. do you mark zuckerberg. >> thanks, al. >> at least he was broadcasting on facebook life. >> right. >> all right. 9:26 is the time right now. well when it comes to engage many ring size does matter. to some people. but not in the way you might think. coming up next why experts say if you want the marriage to last, you might want to think a little bit smaller. >> hmm. first, though, third straight day of rain. we knew it was coming will fill us all in. he

solid but theen politics are playing in with angela merkel talking to students in germany. 4/10 of 1% conference is taking place right now. the drama overnight, mark fields retiring and jim hackett who was , he willund specialist be taking over. a lot of shakeups in the board as well. it was a big shift for ford. bill ford is the chairman and he is speaking right now. he came back from australia years ago and took over and shook the place up. he was big about the environment and he said we will take a different path from the rest of the auto industry. he has done this before. alix: it takes along time to change what happens at a carmaker. two years is not enough and maybe three years is not enough. jonathan: here are the big events this week -- on tuesday, we will get president trump's budget proposal will stop wednesday, the federal reserve minutes and on thursday, opec meeting indiana and we wrap things up friday with a g-seven summit. david: people think the fed may make an action on the balance sheet this year. jonathan: the president of the new york fed told us that. be in housto

that theen said russians want to cultivate a u.s. person, they will do it over a long period of time. is that your experience? mr. brennan: a lot depends on the u.s. person and their willingness to work with the russians. >> were you aware that they were trying to cultivate then real estate director donald trump? mr. brennan: i will not talk about any individuals. >> are they -- are russian oligarchs encouraged to invest in the united dates/ ?- united states by putin mr. brennan: there are tremendous investment opportunities in the united dates. i think mr. putin would like to see more involvement, so yes. investment, russian is there an expectation that they are going to provide information to president putin about what is going on in the united dates -- united states? mr. brennan: i would fully think that the russian oligarchs are tapped for russian information. >> were any of the oligarchs investing in u.s. properties by then real estate trump? mr. brennan: i do not know the answer. are you aware that in 2015 alone there were 106

>> so over the course of theen years -- >> thousands of dollars at this point. >> maybe you shall gong. >> i actually have been keeping track. so -- >> i probably owe you in all honesty -- >> $150. >> it's really one sketch. >> i was close. >> but you were close. >> who is asking. >> i'll expect it by cob today. >> when there are people who are not as close as us, i always give the money back like i'm obsessed with it. >> i at least offer to give it back. listen i owe that you dollar. >> if it's one dollar and you say don't worry about it i'm not going to worry about it. >> i'm going to worry about it. if i'm offering though. i'm in the saying i'm not going to do. al, bring that dollar tomorrow. >> i'm going to say don't worry about it. >> i'm going to say okay i'm not going to worry about it. >> what do you think? let us know. >> one dollar. >> i got to get dinner in the meantime. let's see what's coming up gone day. >> wisdom, what do you think about that. >> guess what, i think steve. >> give me the dollar. show me the money. >> you're exact the right. number one. number two i'm n

>> the fact that some appropriate authority might request and receive the unmasking of the name of theen u.s. person does not been authorized the release of information that classified information into the public thatin. that remains a crime, does it not? >> yes.ed again, that's why attempted to verify in my statement --ha >> pushed the button. >> that's why in my statement i attempted to make the distinction between unmaskingut and offers legitimate process with approval by the appropriate authorities and leaking, whichh is an unauthorized process under any circumstance. >> mr. chairman, i think it's really important that in order to determine who actually requested the unmasking and in order to establish whether appropriate procedures were undertaken under both legislative oversight and judicial oversight, that we determine what the paper trail is and follow it -- >> if i may, i had to be very careful here about how i phraseo this, but of which is repeat to you the definition what 702 issues for, collection against a non-u.s. person overseas. >> i don't think you could say that enough,