i want angie to be my friend. >> take a tip from tiffany.she got in with the queen, beyonce. >> as soon as i walked into the party. i went to the deejay booth. i said please get on the mike row fiend let beyonce know i'm here. i want to sign the nondisclosure form to i can party. i went to the dance floor and i nay nayed. she was like, i love you. i was like, i love you, too. >> then there's meryl streep. >> i'm going to find her. get her to be my mama. she's like, you're so soilly. she introduced me to steven spielberg. i was like, hello. >> being unfiltered and totally funny is why tiff theny is hosting thissier's mtv movie and tv awards. >> we were on set. >> influenced again. yes, and a handsome man complimenting me on base. that's necessary for me to move in the world. it ain't that necessary. it's nice to have. >> let me just say this. tiffany is on fire right now. she was named cinemacon's female star of tomorrow. she's ever where. >> i love her. >>> well rg still ahead here. >>> we crack up the the cast of "overboard." the game that

tiffany jackson is a hero to me. i urge other people to follow her example. thank you. >> thank you, troy, that is very nice. thank you, tiffany jackson. i called a couple people. are any of them in the chamber? daisy? i will keep going down the list. forgive me if i mispronounce the name. last name is allen. robin cookston, sang. lasimosa. dezi. paul, mario, chin chin, michael reskin, michelle quiz no, diana markly, jillian an, andy burns. go ahead. >> i am jill yancey the program coordinate for the groceries program. we have had the opportunity to expand the partnership was social service and faith-based organizations to serve over 2000 this year. as we have grown we strive to be innovated in partnerships with what we form. we want equity for participants. in january we established a new partnership to serve the homeless veterans with disabilities for home delivery groceries. in the tenderloin we have served 70 with the partnership with the hope community center. they make the deliveries by car. walking around making the deliveries on foot allow them to del

when was the last time you heard that tiffany had -- tiffany decided basically the same thing for kingdom come i urge people to go to the stores why didn't i tell people to buy it i don't know i hate to think what i looked at mattered but it sure did. >> there you go. there's another name in retail up sharply an opening bell in a few minutes. quk srt o gettingtaedn "sawon the street. (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. jeff and market volatility into retirement. isn't top of mind. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial, which allows them to take advantage of growth opportunities in up markets, while maintaining a level of protection in down markets.

tiffany's, the stock soared 23%. raul of lauren stock added 14%. lowe's jumped 10% meanwhile, consistent companies like costco and home depot, both far superior in terms of execution saw their stocks decline. why? i think it's because investors needed to raise money from the steady superior growers to buy the fixer uppers consider it. many a clever hedge fund was long home depot and short low's going into this morning assuming the company would disappoint yet again. lowe's has a new ceo coming in, from jcpenney, and before that home depot where he learned what it takes to improve home goods execution even though he didn't do it at jcpenney. it's apparel and make up and the guy is a hardware type of guy and bill ackman bade a billion dollar bet on lowe's here's the thing lowe's actually missed the numbers. after today's action home depot is a better buy. low's is now in l.a. l.a. land as investors are tired of hum drum companies with amazing performance. they would rather take their chances with the riskier situations tiffanys and ralph lauren are m

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and tiffany's sparkle target tumbles and git giddy up ralph lauren the retail detail on their earnings as "power lunch" starts right now. >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm michelle caruso-cabrera, stocks are sliding today testimony dow is down almost 170 points at its low. it's do you dipping in and out of negative territory for the year spotlight is retail. lowe's is soaring 10% as a hedge fund titan has taken a billion dollar stake >> and bitcoin has taken a sharp drop this the past hour or so. now over to tyler in los angeles. hi >> hi michelle, and welcome everybody. i'm live at the disrupter 50 road show here in los angeles. what is the disruptor 50 it is a very shektive process. 981 companies nominated this year autos every sector of the economy. we have pared that number down to 50, the most valuable ever, combined valuation of $308 billion. coming up, the ceo of thinks and listener and they don't spell it like you think or listen. listen shaking up how we think about wi-fi and blue tooth more from the road show coming up. >> tyler looking forward to it. >> i am sarah eisen. here

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tiffany: esta maÑana las calles de la capital amanecieron intransitable, ubicadas en las principalescalle los ojos del paÍs estÁn en este salÓn donde desde hace varios dÍas se discute el futuro de nicaragua con los obispos de la iglesia catÓlica haciendo el papel de intermediarios, llamado diÁlogo nacional el evento transmitido en vivo por cable en todo el paÍs, de un lado estÁ el gobierno y del otro los estudiantes y la empresa privada. sin duda las intervenciones de las estudiantes son las mÁs desesperadas. " mientras ustedes se sientan acÁ para dar voz a las mentiras de ortega y murillo, ellos se recogen todo el dinero robado y planean su salida, ustedes estÁn destruidos, el pueblo los aborrece, daniel ortega, rosario murillo y gustavo porras deben renunciar ya ". el delegado del gobierno rechazÓ lo que considero que es el intento de derrocar al gobierno. " el diseÑo de una ruta para un golpe de estado." " esto no es una agenda de golpe de estado, porque el primer golpe de estado lo dio el presidente ortega al quitar la institucionalidad este paÍs." este martes de los estudiantes

desde managua, nicaragua, tiffany roberts, univisiÓn.ley, fran sinatra, ronald reagan, michael jackson, los beatles, y el llanero solitario? todos tienen o mexicano detrÁs de su Éxito, asier, manuel cueva nacido en 1933 michoacÁn ha diseÑado desde los emblemÁticos vestuarios del oso mÁs famoso de todos los tiempos hasta la vestimenta del rey del rock i de la mÚsica contre que no haya pasado por su atelier que desde hace 20 aÑos, estÁ ubicado en nashville tennessee, un lugar tan estadounidense como las hamburguesas. >> enfrente cuando viene la manga. lourdes: a sus 85 aÑos sigue activo como siempre, aprendiÓ a confeccionar ropa cuando su hermano lo enseÑÓ en mÉxico llegÓ a los angeles cargado de sueÑo antes de cumplir sus 20 aÑos, y su talento se impuso. >> yo no sabÍa quiÉn era fran sinatra, yo andaba en el sur. lourdes: pero cuando frank sinatra y otros grandes comenzaron al dejarle propina de 1000 $ manuel se dio cuenta que su talento especial, aÚn asÍ el artista no se jacta de sus dones dice que la suerte le acompaÑa y agradece a quie

but they're killing it right now, tiffany's blue box, just saying. >> seeburg gets foot locker. trade it or fade it. >> i'm fading it here. i think foot locker had a substantial move t. was up 20% off these earnings they had a great quarter absolute improvement, and that's hands down however, this has been a value story. there's a ton of value investors in this name right now they're going to exit. this is the time when they take their foot off the accelerator or peel out of this name i think there could be a bit of a near term pullback >> he said take the foot off the accelerator. then he realized he was talking about foot locker, which is why he said peeled off he tried to make it smooth, but it didn't get past g. swizzle. great job by karen finerman. >> those comments would have been great if he was talking about gm or ford but had nothing to do with foot locker >> can we have a comment about the stock itself >> bottom line is if you think about what's going on at foot locker, it's the same thing that's happened with multiple retail names where they were left for dead. how ma

then take a look at tiffany.iffany sharply higher a that company reported a blowout quarter. it beat forecasts by a wide margin i had to do a double take when i saw the numbers. $1.14 a share in earnings well above the 83 cents the street was expecting. they are raising their guidance for the full year based on this big beat maybe not as much of a raise as you might anticipate given how big that beat was this time around, but the comp store sales, same store sales 10% versus the 2.7% the street had been anticipating. something really happening there in terms of sales at those stores and right now that stock is up by $8. that's a 7% gain both those reports coming after tuesday's announcement that jcpenney ceo will be leaving to go to lowe's that news of the new ceo being the thing the street's been watching joining us right now is ceo and chief research officer at telsey group. let's talk about the numbers that just hit. let's talk about tiffany those comps are really strong. what happened? >> those comps are much

tiffany griffin:"i mean i'm at a loss for words. i'm upset."e harris the third know their son as a 13-month old boy full of smiles.jesse the fourth wasn't smiling monday, when tiffany found him swollen and cut.tiffany griffin:"my son has been crying. he hasn't had no sleep. he's very uncomfortable and hopefully we can get him comfortable and back to his good health and back to being the happy baby that he is,"tiffany says a worker at kiddie garden daycare called her around 2:30 saying jesse's face was swollen.the mom says she rushed over and called for police and an ambulance.the daycare owner says a two-year-old girl caused the injuries.tiffany griffin:"it shouldn't have happened whether it was a two-year-old. it shouldn't have happened if it was an adult. it shouldn't have happened if a two-year-old did it in the care of an adult."no one answered the door at kiddie garden and the owner declined an on camera interview.she said over the phone that a worker heard a commotion, walked into the room, and saw jesse hurt.the owner says that worker ca

. >> then, there's met gala first-timer tiffany haddish's confession.ghty ulterior motive. >> i came to party. hello! >> and, frances mcdormand was clearly living her best life. >> the house of valentino. >> the look was capped off with massive phillip treacy headpiece. how long did it take to get ready? >> five minutes. >> tom! >> gisele's man, tom brady, also ready in a flash. >> five minutes. >> five minutes. that's it? a very tan tom was matchy matchy in versace with his supermodel wife. it was savagely mocked. but she picked the look. >> what a cutie. isn't he a cutie, guys? >> stop. >> seriously. >> and what was up with that met proposal? rapper 2 chainz put a ring on girlfriend kesha ward. he proposed at the b.e.t. awards five years ago, but they still haven't tied the knot. speaking of diamonds and rappers, i give you a very pregnant cardi b. holy bedazzleness. >> well, you know, i have the new virgin mary queen with me tonight. >> are you feeling virginal tonight? >> um, well, clearly, i'm not. >> you have any baby kicks with this dress someone

joining me now is tiffany cross, managing editor of "the beast d.c." politics editor for theroot.com and msnbc contributor. tiffany, you cover in thebeatdc.com a lot of what's going on on the hill. in fact you do my radio show with me on tuesdays telling black american radio listeners about what's going on in the senate and the congress that relates to their communities. one of the things that you and i have talked about is no matter whether it was stephon clark in sacramento or the case of clemons now in mobile, alabama, which i've been involved in both, let me be in full disclosure, or other situations of race, starbucks in philadelphia, there's been radio silence from this administration. not one word. and when you have an unarmed black man disarm a man that had an ar-15 shooting and killing four people in a waffle house in tennessee, this president doesn't even tweet about the heroic deed. is this clearly a race signal from this white house? >> obviously, yes, i think it is a race signal. but i also think in the case of james shaw jr., there is no

let's check in on some market movers shares of tiffany soaring today. the luxury jewelry retailer also raised its full year-outlook it's up 22% right now. burger chain red robin still dropping that stock down 17.5%. >> ouch. keeps sinking. >>> how about hawaii the kilauea volcano continues to spew lo va inava into the air hawaii's top tourist attraction is now closed. >> joining us now on the phone from hawaii, a very good afternoon to you, gary thank you for joining us yesterday we spoke with your governor who seemed to say it was business as usual for most of the islands and that it wasn't really negatively impacting the economy. is that your experience? >> absolutely not. yeah yeah, good morning the main thing i want to get across to everyone is, you know, this is nothing new. the kilauea volcano has been erupting nonstop since 1983. that is why the tourists flock he here to view this spectacular feat of nature about 5% of the island is affected 95% is completely safe and open for business but we've had a huge amount of cancellations from guests comi

. >> reporter: tiffany came to san francisco from kansas city with dreams of being a writer. she is 26, homeless and hooked on heroin. >> reporter: how long have you been using drugs? >> about four-and-a-half years. it doesn't seem like that. it seems like forever. >> reporter: do you worry this will kill you? >> when i started doing heroin, i think that -- that's what i was hoping it would do. i just want to go back to the person that i was. >> reporter: tiffany is one of more than 22,000 drug users who regularly shoot up in san francisco. a recent investigation exposed the amount of used needles scattered throughout downtown. san francisco workers collect more than 287,000 needles each month, but the city hands out about 400,000 new syringes at a cost of half a million dollars per year, in hopes of preventing the spread of disease. >> the solutions that we currently have clearly haven't helped. >> reporter: dr. alex crowl is an infectious disease specialist and part of a task force, where addicts bring their own drugs and shoot up under the care of medical staff. >> adding

>> we've known that for a long time. >> tiffany, i respect you as well.ss is that -- >> what does her occupation have to do with anything? >> tiffany -- >> it has to do with the -- called a liar. >> can i respond? >> sure. >> it has to do with the fact that for example, we had the most historic developments in north korea, that is amazing news, we had this week job reports for african-americans for women at historic lows, never seen for african-americans. and for women 3.5%. that's news. so people -- >> what does that have to do with donald trump lying. >> a porn star actress suggests that sarah huckabee sand irs is doing the best she can, when the national media is not doing its job to report on actual news. >> the national media is -- are we blaming the media for reporting on his lies, because that seems like a very strong case of what aboutism. i think americans -- >> we covered all of -- we covered the economy, north korea, we're not ignoring any of that, the bottom line is, this is what the president is talking about this is what his lawyer in the ru

i'm here to make sure that my man about to put him on. >> don't mess with tiffany.ss with her. the question is who will be the breakout star this summer? well maybe one of the talented comedians of crazy rich asians who spoke to kevin frasier about breaking new ground. >> nick young. >> do you guys know them or something? >> hell yeah. >> the wise-cracking scene-stealer in the comedy based on the best-selling book. >> you have a crazy edge, don't you? >> yes, i do. yes. you know you have to accept that. >> she plays the outspoken best friend of fresh off the boat star constance ru, who plays a new yorker who meets the man of her dreams. >> that's exactly what a super rich person would say. >> i'm a middle class girl who doesn't understand all the crazy stuff that he grew up with. >> henry golding is the crazy rich boyfriend, nick. >> he comes from this world which rachel isn't prepared for. and that partly is nick's fault. >> that's ridiculous. >> keep your eyes on aqua fina. she's one of sandra bullock's criminal crew in "ocean's 8" she and all the crazy rich asian

tiffany jackson, jacqueline jones. >> i am spencer with boys and girls club. i would like to read a letter. deer chair. i write to urge the committee to support increased fund egfor the services in the 2018-19 budget. one of our cities largest and most influential youth organizations. the city's funding is far too low based on need and high cost of doing business in our city. as you know, the department of children youth and families recently competed competitive process for funding for services over the next five years. it is flawed in three main ways. one, not enough money allocated to out of school time funding. this is for both poor and working class families. two, the funding in several categories with no relationship with families especially public housing. three, too little money to teenagers. the dollars targeted at teens are exclusively for youth's work force development. we believe in the development and provide a lot of services. there is more that teens need than just youth work force development. they have made the boys and girls club looking at a

while tiffany's may be up 20%, the dollar is down 4%. the s&p 500 down .25%. $71 a barrel.loomberg. ♪ david: welcome to bloomberg markets, balance of power. shery: here are the top stories. president trump makes his presence felt in corporate america. he is promising big things for u.s. auto workers. we will be joined by bob goodlatte and what he says about the mueller probe and the fight over an immigration bill. doubts grow over whether president trump will meet with kim jong-un. mike pompeo tells congress the summit is still on as planned. however, pompeo says the u.s. will settle for what he calls credible steps toward new -- toward denuclearization. ♪ david: congress has passed a sweeping overhaul of bank regulation, a bill that would make g

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. >> reporter: tiffany came to san francisco from kansas city with dreams of being a writer. she's 26, homeless and hooked on heroin. how long have you been using drugs? >> oh, about four and a half years. it doesn't seem like that. it seems hilike forever. >> reporter: do you worry this will kill you? >> when i started doing heroin, that's what i was hoping it would do. i was ready to go back to the person i was. >> reporter: tiffany is one of more than 22,000 drug users who regularly shoot up in san francisco. the amount of used needles is shown, workers collected more than 287,000 needles each month. but the city hands out about 400,000 new syringes at the coast of $500,000 per year, in hopes of preventing the spread of disease. >> the solutions that we currently have clearly haven't helped. >> reporter: this doctor is an infectious disease specialist and part of a san francisco task force that recommends opening what are called supervised injection sites where addicts bring their own drugs and shoot up under the care of medical staff. >> even adding one of these sites to

. >>> now to tiffany. while it may not be as widely held as general electric, today it proved that its turn around plan is starting to sparkle. e sales and profits trounced the forecast thanks to the americans and asia pacific region. the company's new strategy included selling lower priced items which attracted millennial shoppers and it paid off for shareholders. that stock surged ts23%, best day in more than 17 years. >>> so clearlyernvestors watching earnings, but they also paid close attention to the federal reserv stocks turned positive after the minutes from the central bank's hat recent meeting showed bankers would be comfortable allowing inflation to temporarily run above its2% price target. it's not oftenhat theed moved the markets like that, but today that's exactly what happened. the stock rose into the close. the dow finished up 52 points. it had beenown 167 points. nasdaq added 47. the s&p was up by eight. steve liesman has details now on that big debate within the central bank. >>> fed offic

>> going on -- >> tiffany isn't sure how much longer she can survive this life. on the streets and on heroin. >> i've been out here for so long, but -- it is making me feel like i was worth something -- >> san francisco first supervised injection site would be funded with private donations. the city health department wants to use tax dollars to open several more within a year. state legislation has been proposed to legalize the centers but the drug enforcement administration tells us the sites still break federal law, meaning anyone who using them or working inside could face prosecution. for now that doesn't seem to be a sticking point for san francisco. >> thank you. and you could let us now be stories we should be looking into. the investigation unit phone number 888-996-tips and follow up what they are covering by going to nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >>> a ride share scare. could you imagine returning home after a night of celebrating only to be robbed on your own doorstep. this happened to a group of friends in san francisco and it was all caught on camera

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you know the tiffany network and now the newspaper will shop a special section or a special insert and decide if there's advertiser support we'll write yeah the advertorial picking the perfect puppy you know if they can sponsor that automotive is a real target now because newspapers got whacked by auto trader and craigslist you know look at the two biggest customers of newspaper advertising car dealers and classifieds so the genie is out of the bottle now and certainly there are challenges in there trying to swap analog dollars for digital dimes and that's why these papers are getting sold and that's why these papers are getting corrupted in terms of the depth of the content warren buffett for years has been buying up small town newspapers because he realizes there's gold in the high school sports there is something the local media can still do real well and if you're the only one doing what you happen to be doing that's an opportunity but it still takes a char you. i don't have the manpower and that's the first thing to go and that's it we've been watching him and t.v. news i mean loo

last but not least i'm in a give you another in the and as netflix and tiffany. both of these on the move. they've have a few pieces of information that you can also see tiffany with 23 percent. not only do did they do well. have you been buying there recently. comments from the fed moving the dollar. it's really what happened to the dollar. that is a major move we saw it really is. and it's also the reason why gold came back from the dead. it looked like it was never going to rally again. some of those basically said that they're not really concerned about inflation getting back to the 2% target and some of them are actually then placed in a little bit hot. and give them some ray of hope. they may not had have any for a couple of weeks. oil prices were under pressure today. they have this big shucking bell nobody knew where it came from. nobody was expecting it. it wasn't about demand. or imports or exports. the market have to put that in perspective but now they came back strong with the stock market looking a lot better. i think they're putting out more to fil

tiffany: arghhh. wayne: go get your car! bingo! jonathan: woot, woot! wayne: goal! - go for it.l." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady, thank you so much for tuning in. one person, let's make a deal. that is you. come on over here-- everybody else, have a seat. everybody else, have a seat-- let's get this thing started. anna, welcome to the show. you're a tooth fairy? - i'm a tooth fairy. wayne: so what do you do when you're not being a tooth fairy? - i'm a photographer. wayne: what type of photography? - i do a lot of headshots, but i shot my first wedding this weekend. wayne: congratulations. - it was very magical, i was glad to do it.

>> yes. >> okay, thank you. >> thank you, tiffany, can you just sort of help me to understand what isy a "cultural center" in this context? >> well, the department actually -- i mean, i think that it's going to be developing and assuring they want to add to. but we have gone out and visited a couple of community and cultural centers in the last few weeks. so, for instance, we were at the world institute on disability in berkeley and also the lgbt center here in san francisco. what we've seen so far is that there are places where people of that community or anyone can come and sort of be and celebrated, if that makes sense. and also at, like, there are also -- at the ed roberts in berkeley, they had -- they had specific resources for people with disabilities. so there was like a job resource fair, there was -- there may have been a health thing, very specific. >> so i wanted to address why we're doing this. and i think that as you know, i mean, one of the things that we know is that we don't serve the community -- the disability communities as well as we serve older adults. i think tha

tiffany posted first-quarter earnings that beat estimates.orted comparable sales that were higher than expected. tiffany also boosted its full-year forecast. that is your retail bloomberg business flash. guy and francine? guy: thank you very much indeed. francine: i have. guy: francine is going to rescue me. she is writing to my rescue -- riding to my rescue. francine: this is the single best chart. guy johnson spoke to the present of turkey two weeks ago and what we were talking about was the turkish lira. this is what we read has been doing since. it is no doubt -- lira has been doing since. it is no doubt the best chart, but also your chart. about japanese investors saying to get out of lira. the consensus seems to be that it would be an aggressive move for the central bank to get involved. guy: i don't know what aggressive means anymore. he solid happen in argentina, really big -- you saw what happened in argentina, really big basis point moves. i don't know what it would take at this point to stabilize the turkish lira. 500, 600? i don't

he signed up to serve our country, and tiffany became a military spouse. and then in 2005, she got the call every military family fears. scotty had been severely injured in a suicide bombing in iraq. he was alive, but he lost his eyesight permanently. as tiffany described it, her world was shaken to its core, and their lives were never the same again. but tiffany, like so many military spouses, didn't think twice about whether she would care for her husband and their growing family. it was just a matter of how she could do it. to this day, tiffany is an amazing advocate for the caregiver program and what it has meant to her and to her family. she describes both the good days and the bad days so those of us not in her shoes can understand at least some of the challenges they face. she does it because she knows she is not alone, and she knows that sharing her experience is making a difference to educate the rest of the country about what it means to be a veteran's caregiver. and it's so true. i have heard from countless people who when their loved one came h

tiffany and bukurt are back wit me.does feel like a tick among people, he gave $500 to the trump campaign, check, he is presumably sort of a conservative trump supporter, whatever, we don't know for sure what he is, but that is what he seems to be just based on his donation. this tick of saying i pay for your welfare, a, assuming somebody who is brown or speaking spanish is on welfare, and b that this thing of you are taking my money, you are reaching in my pocket, that is what you see in the data and anecdotal evidence of people's propensity to support donald trump or republicans in general. >> completely. and this is how dog whistle politics trickles down for main street people who take it upon themselves that they will police the language that a people are speaking in these restaurants. i mean, look, i don't want viewers to think that it has to be a viral video for it to be something racist. these type of microing a gle aa people of color experience all the time. this aaron schlossberg is the same person who is in th

tiffany griffin, jesse's mom: "because you didn't call the cops. you're the director." tells us no other kiddie garden locations were investigated and are operating in good standing based on their last scheduled inspection.tiffany griffin, jesse's mom: "i just want answers for my son. i want justice too. all of that stuff is cool and dandy and the laws and all of that but i want to know what happened to my son." jesse's father was set to deploy with the indiana national guard in june. he put that mission on hold to fight for his son.jesse harris iii, jesse's father: "i can't leave him right now. like i can't leave him and i can't be in the right mind frame being overseas i just can't so it's best for me to stay home with my son and to support her and support my family and seek counseling and get my mind back right to where it was before all this happened." coming up(i walked through blood just started tripping, you feel me that how it happened) so you got money you just didn't do it (i don't what happened we'll i do and so do these fare inspectors and i'll explain in th

like tiffany they would score any seats at all. be a correspondent on show for a speaking to us from beirut now here are some other stories making news around the world a coal mine explosion has killed at least eighteen miners and injured several others in southwest pakistan rescue operations have been concluded according to authorities the blast was caused by a buildup of methane gas. a trench will flood has swept through a district in the turkish capital ankara injuring six people the powerful water sent vehicles downstream through the streets dozens of homes and offices were also flooded authorities say crews have already started cleaning up the affected neighborhood. russian opposition leader alexina vonnie says he's been released from custody after being detained yesterday at an anti putin rally in moscow in a volley had called for a nationwide protest against president putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president on monday some one thousand six hundred activists were arrested in other demonstrations across the country.

interestingly enough chevron lagged they are down 3% tiffany, the big winner over on the big board, s0, that is. tiffany up more than 2% this week, strong earnings earlier, and best buy, same thing, earnings story down 3 partnersh.5% on the week. mike, it's interesting you said we had more holes today punched into the reinflation story >> yes >> if so, is there an unwind >> oil pulling back, yields down i don't know if it's a matter of any really fresh new information that is kind of been thrown in front of us, oh, we have to reevaluate what we thought about the markets, i think it's more the oscillation of things. you know, a little bit of moderation of growth, and, of course, a gut check in oil in general, what that means is within the stock market, you have that kind of e quibalance because stocks rising, others poorly -- amazon, by the way, all-time high today. >> wow >> when they they they are stealing information sending it to your contacts three days in a row, the market did not take an excuse to stay down in the afternoon. not making much of it other than to say index is comfo

tiffany's was up. they raised their full year forecast.ad some misses and their stocks are showing it. target down 5 1/4%. what's going on? >> you've got some of your better companies that are reporting stronger earnings. we had a nice surprise with macy's about a week or so ago. so i think what it's showing is unemployment rate below 4% is good for consumers. we're seeing a bit of a softening of consumer sentiment, a little bit of consumer spending as well. but i think it's really just a softening period. but retail still is doing relatively well and probably should contribute to the market's advance later on. >> maria: is any of this priced into the market do you think, in terms of -- you said things will slow down because the second quarter is typically weaker than the rest. is this priced into the market? >> in earnings, people think we hit a peak in the first quarter. expectations were for us to be up 17% so we're doing better than expected. we're probably going to see maybe 18% to 20% growth in the second quarter but back up to about

he can not talk," said jesse's mom tiffany griffin.the marion county prosecutor's office reviewed the case involving the 1- year-old, who had cuts to his face after the april 30 incident at kiddiegarden day care at 38th street and oxford. the boy's mother, tiffany griffin, says she learned that no charges would be filed after the review. "these scars that our family has to deal with every time we look at him. no one is being held accountable," said griffin.griffin said she picked baby jesse up from the facility and noticed his injuries. the staff told her that another child had injured him, but griffin didn't believe it. curry confirmed evidence didn't warrant charges and the child's injuries were consistent with the staff's account of events. "he is traumatized and he has been hitting his head against walls. he has been hitting himself. he has been crying," said griffin.the worker on duty at the time was fired, and the family and social services administration ordered the daycare closed on may 2. the worker cooperated during the investigation, curry said.the fssa also found several v

the tiffany location prior to the tiffany location. the.est location, and it's a big location, and it's the best embassy location we have. but somebody said, what a great deal. we are going to sell that for i think 250. so let's say, to a wealthy person, and they are going to rip itoi down, build a hotel oro something, and we sold this thing for 250. now everybody in this room, because you are from indiana, you understand life. he would say, good, now you will build a new one for 50 million,e embassy, but it didn't work that way. so they sold the embassy before, like, around 250 million. they went out and bought a terrible piece of land in a lousy location and they just opened a new embassy in about location for $1.2 billion. what a great deal. what a great deal. [boos] so three months ago, i was supposed to go over to cut the ribbon on the new embassy. but i couldn't do it. i said, i'm not doing it. i want to do it. does that make sense? i'm not going to do itti'm. think of that story. isn't that a sad story? i could give you 50 of those s

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the tiffany location. the tiffany location. the best location and it's a big location. it's the best embassy in the whole portfolio. somebody said what a great deal. we're going to sell that for i think 250. so let's say -- to a wealthy person. they're going to rip it down, build a hotel or do something. and we sold this thing for 250. now, everybody in this room, because you're from indiana, you understand life. you would say, okay. good. now you're going to build a new one for $50 million you'll have 200 million leftover. have a nice embassy. didn't work that way. so they sold the embassy for like around 250 million. they then went out and bought a terrible piece of land in a lousy location. they just opened a new embassy in a bad location for $1.2 billion. what a great deal. what a great deal. [booing]. so three months ago, i was supposed to go over to cut the ribbon on the new embassy. i couldn't do it. i said i'm not doing. i won't do it. does that make sense? i'm not going to do. i didn't. [applause] isn't this a sad story? i can give you 50 of them. it's all the