and the department will continue tok hard to build and maintain trust." the officer has been suspend without pay. this comes on the heels of a racist text scandal.. and a string of high-profile police shootin. in concord: a woman's body - found in a duck pond. tonight: her death is being investigated as a homicide. someone spotted the body at newhall park just after 2:30 this morning. detectives identified this - 26-year-old 'erick lamar ne as a suspect. he is considered armed and danger investigators believe nelson might be driving this black spectra. police say the suspect and e victim knew each other. the motive is unclear. curry short on a 3 point att and that will do it disappointment in dub nation tonight. the golden state warriors fell short in game one of the western conference finals, at oracle arena. christin ayers is there ton. christin.. there was an ups cheap tickets! ((pkg)) natsot no fireworks outside of orae arena tonight tesla motors says it will look into allegations of underpaid factory workers. according to an investigatiy the mercury

tok cousins is teaming up launch financial football, interactive money-management, with steny hoyer. they like that. hustle.t this sac up, second to third, does not stop. and scoreso bases, the go-ahead run. saint albans wins. quarterbackavy keenan reynolds has been cleared by the secretary of defense, ashton carter, to play for the ravens, he was drafted in the sixth round. so lebron james keeps it going. okc, i find it really hard for them to beat a team that beat out the spurs. michelle: aura could be a repeat of last year. robert: that would be tough, too. from akron, not trying to build up the anticipation too high. let's talk about something that talks about, the unofficial start to summer. >> 4, 3, 2, 1! leon: and with that, mayor muriel bowser kicked off pool season in the district. she took the plunge and southeast. the outd there are 18 outdoor pools. this year, admission to the polls is free for d.c. residents. steve rudin was there to witness the plunge firsthand. i wish we had a loop of that in slow motion to show what again. steve: what are you talking about? michelle:

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again, the suspect was taken tok the hospital. we're also told that thehat president was not in the houses at the time of this incident. tisha lewis foe x 5 local news. >> metro has fired 20 managers. that's part of its effort to improve accountable. general manager paul we'd is restructuring metro managementta by reducing direct reports toepr nine managers. seven senior managers are among the 20 being letting. we'd felled says the will improve effectiveness andsd accountable.acc >> fox 5 learned identity of the school employee found murder deader. he was a classroom assistant whw also ran side business as a graphic designer. investigators hope clues including a black safe left at the scene will help them findelp his killer. >> they may appear to be either evidence or could be that there are other vehicles involved. so at this point, trying to jusy say that it is just one o particular vehicle there could be other cars that are parked as well that also could be part of the crime scene.. >> it is not clear if the victim lived in the

tok st wo i do expect we'll have a little bit of sunshine in places especially north and west and that'soing to elevate temperatures lower 80's, even some spots may make it up to a muggy middle 80's with a little bit of sunshine today. but we'll have some showers, too. and maybe a thunderstorm. more details on what's going on the next 24 hours, guys and remember no, traffic this morning. i think i saw like three cars coming in so we don't need to worry about that. >> yeah. >> all right gary. coming up on fox news story a very sad story from the nba after a player is shot and killed aftere area. f beillt ngn for a home invader. invad >> thousands forced to spendds the holiday weekend looking l for a new place to call homealom after days of flooding. floodin >> and i'm holly morrisri tracking the big stories thattoi are trending on this memorial te day. calls are growing now for the parents of a small boy who fell into a gorilla enclosurela to be charged with a crime and a an nba finals conspiracy theory. you'll never believe thehe source. >> as we led to break right now here'eds a live lo

dulles is 52 and gaithersburger is sitting at 50 degrees.gr look at the rain back out tok the east ofs.stf it's rotating around lowrod pressure so all that is goings g to be moving over the metro.et heaviest of the rain right nowhn is along i-81. i-81. we're rainy today. t we're cool today andol tod and temperatures only into the really the lower to mid to mid t upper 50's out there skindreo of rainy and wet, no the a great commute. erin como is in with that.witht. hey, erin.ri it's friday.ri >> that's true but you canu can take your rain we don't want that. th four a-36 grab your umbrellagr u and patience.atienc rain moving in and that could put a damper on our friday f morning compete. crash activity after 197 watcheh for that slowing you down. slo not a whole lot of volumee right now but if you're headedea to bwi i suggest 95 northboundon so you don't have to worry d ha about slowing down past thatowna scene. road work loudoun county 28 north between 267 and sully suly road. ad good news is all of our majors m into the district still quiet. . 95 north in stafford looksd good.good.

tok: there was a narrative baker hughes at the deal went through, or if the deal didn't go through, ite a disaster. has that narrative been put to buyingh today's news shares, dead, and simplifying the organization? so.ew: yeah, i think from a financial standpoint, baker hughes is in great shape. after you account for the stock buyback in the debt buyback, they will have close to $2.6 billion worth of cash. i think the question it is more of the operational footprint and how the company looks going forward as opposed to the financial wherewithal. they have a great balance sheet and enough cash. andrew, got a nice chart showing have a two shares performed since the end of 2014 when the deal was first announced. they are neck and neck all the way through. when it comes to m&a and the oil services industry, is it the oil services industry? andrew: we have seen smaller bowls on acquisition that is not been too publicized. given the fact that maybe some of the bank lines were cut as much as people anticipated. might be coming to the end. we are in the lower for longer period. the big guys a

even if it is a small private tok like bsi, but we have look at their reason cited for asking bsi toop. misconduct byss some of his officers, poor management oversight, but most importantly, anti-money laundering requirements -- three in requirements not being met. bsi the capital punishment for banks as it were, they have sent a signal that for crimes like this that a fine may not be the most appropriate punishment, because the cost of that is ultimately borne by shareholders. closure, where the cost is borne with jobnk themselves losses might be something that banks in singapore or any financial institution for that matter will have to bear in mind as a potential cost of not sticking to the regulations. actuallycould this pave the way for singapore's rise is a wealth management center, and why would it? on the contrary, my view is that this might actually be medium to long-term positive l. look, in the post-panama papers impossible for any jurisdiction, any economy that wants to lay claim on being a sears banking center, to cloak ifelf in secrecy, especially it gets to a point wher

us tok you can expect focus on temperament and character and how he approaches national security andgn policy. mark: do you believe that, if the advertisement is effective, you can eliminate any chance he has to win? >> we need to show trump knows no boundaries and that he is not a conventional candidate. it will require us to be on our toes through election day and not just on television. we will have to be online to make sure that we are communicating to african-americans, latinos, based democratic voters, millennial voters. unlike previous efforts, that will be a big part of our efforts. he is now out and reprising his attacks on clinton's personal life in a loud way. what does your research show you about the residence of those attacks? >> we have not tested. history is a good guide of what happens when you attack president clinton's personal life. this willat ultimately backfire and it will not work. to the point about this being built into the stock, that is appropriate. hillary ist the way handling it is the right way and the other thing that we've learned from the republican

cob i, cob i, cob i took off ano ran tok him.was like a happy ever afterpe moment like you've never seen before. yes, he's my buddy. i don't want him taken away from us:we got him now. yes, they got their cob i back.. it was a happy ending for a family who thought their companion dog was stole he, but in fact it was just friendlyendl neighbor who happened to be h driving at the same time that the dog ran out and they werey only they would like to thank coach carter from lehigh school. small world, they actually knew who the coach was and knew aw relative of the student who hado helped out. they had attended the highte school as well. this all happened in one afternoon. a lot of drama. > a lot of drama, but a happening ending. >> i was surprised when the story said this happened earlier today. i was like really. it really was such a day and so they're probably exhausted byy now, but they have their dogir d back. > tonight, a new report is shedding light on a deadly incident that happened last year on metro.on we're talking about t

. -- s had tok: the economy did manage avoid a recession, games and consumer spending balancing the slidemates of economists we have surveyed at bloomberg, the october to december quarter was revised to -- detraction. the decline in capital spending suggests companies to remain reluctant to deploy their stock piles of cash and underscores the problem that japan has a long way to go before pulling three of this cycle of expansion just pulling free -- pulling free from this cycle of expansion. zero.d dotted line is you can see very clearly from this chart that japan has fluctuated between acceleration and contraction for the best part of that period. stories,one of the big reporting its second straight drop in annual earnings and announced its plan to save 100 million pounds a year. int savings will be achieved 2019. 2017 earnings are likely to be near the bottom of the range of estimates. sales in hong kong have fallen with 20% for three straight quarters. tourists are spending less in europe because of terrorist attacks, and demand remains uneven in the united states. for europeanig luxur

tok: how long will it take get those not contributing to the scheme on board?'s a work in progress. we will launch the micro pension initiative -- what we need to do is to make sure there is massive and sensitization because it is key. if you don't understand what you're being asked to do it is harder to do it stop the only it's justping us -- to go out there and incentivize those who want on board. mark: what are you doing with ghost pensioners? >> it is more what was done. what you have with the new system is to ensure that everyone has biometrics. there are no ghosts with biometrics and once you make sure that people come in and are opening their account -- right now those at have done that in the past -- mark: for people that don't know, these are people who has staked names and are collecting salaries and pensions of times over stop how many people were doing this? >> well, we are still going through the backlog. i'm not sure it is still ongoing with the new reform -- how many people did this in the past, that is what we are working , even with bring out t

they want tok -- keep it a light possibility in the market's view. we were creating jobs at 200,000 plus a month. suddenly, people are seeing some signs of weakness in the data. laura: it is not so much a sharp slowing we are seeing. it is an economy that remains fragile, that really probably can't handle a whole lot of shock at this. it is seeing lower trend by amption, being shocked weaker external background. and it's really just an economy encounter andlly market tightening at this point. the caset is certainly that markets believe that. we see the financial markets are not looking for a rate hike in june. they are not even looking for a rate hike possibly in september. but it is not clear that the federal reserve believes that. laura: right, but they are data dependent. her forecast on assumptions on the economy. the fed assumes a number of things. they assume that productivity growth picks up rapidly over the next two years. that alone would suggest maybe a higher registry would be appropriate. at bmp, we are less optimistic that productivity g

when unemployment starts rising, tok for bad home loans pick up as well.efore the crisis, there was a lot of movement between these two lines, but you can see that they are pretty much moving in lockstep since 2007. you can see that it was the lowest it has been almost one decade. joe coming can see that it is at a big low. joe: yes, you can see that it is in lockstep. alix: we do have breaking news for you looking at nordstrom. the company is cutting its four-year forecast. it is really ugly when it comes to retail in the last week. macy's, tap, and now nordstrom is cutting its four-year gap as it goes in to $.46 per share. scarlet: and i'm not sure what that had to do with this, but when it comes to these result, it is missing the average analyst estimates by $.20 and lower than the lowest estimate out there, which was for $.40. the revenue also missing the mark here. $3.29 billion. so it does represent a little bit of an increase from one year ago, but not a whole lot. a were down 1.7%. analysts were looking for a drop of 7/10 of 1%. the retailer came i

allowed tok is not return to the colony for a while, so he starts to work on a book about new netherlands, which is really interesting all of thedescribes animals and people that live in that part of the world. vision in the vision is that america should become, just like the netherlands was at that for refugees from all over europe, and that they would have a free government and a lot of the things that we have now. this is pretty revolutionary, 1655. in the same year, unfortunately, he dies in and indian attack. dead,mocracy project is so he leaves for maryland and virginia. his starter -- his daughter follows him. stay behind. flashing renaissance is quite a unique document. it is a document signed by english protestants in defense of quakers. quakers were despised in those days -- i don't know why, but they were. they were not allowed to participate even in the plymouth colony government, certainly not in massachusetts. they were persecuted just about everywhere, including somewhat in the dutch colony. it was quite unique that a group of people came together and signed a petition on t

admitver wants to tokness, error, a failure exercise judgment because she knows she will be attacked more and more. the more she reveals, the more she will be attacked. this will be a problem for her for the foreseeable future. to have youan honor here. back in a moment, julian barnes joins charlie: julian barnes is here. a critic has said of his writing, if there is a single theme, it is the elusiveness of truth read the subjectivity of memory. the relativity of all knowledge. he is the winner of the booker prize. his new novel is called "the noise of time." it is a fictionalized account of composer shostakovich's life under stalin. great to see you. let's talk about serious stuff. you grew up in leicester. what does it mean to you? julian: my football club, soccer as you call it, after 65 years of support finally won the premiership. it is bigger than that. it has various sort of comic sidebars to it. a lot of festivity has been going on in leicester. twoas been famous for things. the first is the bones of king rechard the third we discovered under a municipal carpark. the second i

tok: so we are going experience more of what we experienced in december, january, and last august as myron: we had recovery. erik: toward the end of february, it picked up. myron: yes. this characterize for me -- is it a correction, more than a correction? what does the model say will happen? a model thatnot says what other people say but trying to take information from the market and say, what is the market distribution of possible risk? it is not what hundred percent accurate. it is the distribution and they say this is the possibility for the direction. erik: so the market signal suggest that we are going to have what kind of selloff? moderate, more severe or a big one? but wenot a huge one, will have much more downside than the market had anticipated. erik: your specialty is options pricing and valuation. myron: i am known for that, yes. erik: yes, you are. my understanding is that options prices suggest that now is a good time to be buying risk protection. the problem is that lots was bought in the post crisis period and never paid out. people are disinclined out to buy it. ison

bush does the live tick tok on the anniversary of 9/11. a good reminder of what happened that day. it's a good way to communicate. i don't blame the cia for doing that. i don't want to take away from that moment in history, but i agree with rob o'neal, that moment does not tell the entire story of the foreign policy of president barack obama and it's clear that isis is resurrected on his watch, growing on his watch and the next president is going to have a lot to deal with as it spread into africa and the united states. >> there are more sunni violent terrorist groups than any time in history. you nod, juan williams. >> i agree. there's no doubt. the thing is, it's not directly connected in a linear way to bin laden's death. we attacked the people who attacked us on 9/11. it was a success to finally get bin laden. there's no question about it. when you have something like, what i consider a cancer me tast sizing around the world, it's not saying you got bin laden. it's not effective because you have growth elsewhere. terrorist, muslim ideo

. >> volunteers told us two minors suffered some bumps on the head and had tok to be taken to the hospitalt and released. >>> people in a quiet neighborhood are in shock after police say a man allegedly shot and killed his wife in their home. police arrested him on murder charges. the shooting happened just after midnight saturday. the home is on indigo oak lane in the san jose silver creek neighborhood. police say they found the woman suffering from a gunshot wound. she died at the hospital. neighbors say they are stunned. >> this is shocking to all of us. we didn't expect any of this happening. >> the couple had two kids in college. no word yet on the motive. >>> a cell phone discovered in golden gate park, and this morning police are searching for the man who owns it. 27-year-old keith glean of mill vertebr brae. he left behind his wallet and car. friday a hiker found his cell phone in san francisco. anyone with information is urged to come forward. >>> prom season is upon us. an east bay school may not be able to afford one. how a teacher is stepping up to give students a night to reme

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and so unless you wabbed tok dead and you wanted your family to be taken away, you had to collude heroes. >> who are they for you? >> whose life and work have been most meaningful in your own sense of your life. >> within one of my great heroes flaw disz better. and one of the things he said is no monsters, no heroes. that was one of his cree decou er meaning in modern life, and this is something that your great writer edith wallton also said, in modern life it is the days of the gods and heroes and monsters have disappeared. unfortunately after both those two died, the monsters came back in the 20th century. and we can't live without monsters unfortunately. so i think my heroes, some of them would be literary and artistic. and some of them would occasionally be political and military like gary baldi. >> and. >> he is a hero because he was also a cow ard. >> you make that point, don't you. >> yes, yes. >> rose: so he is a hero because he was a could you ad on. >>-- or a hero because he recognized his coward and didn't condemn it. >> i wouldn't condemn it for a moment. in order to condemn

entitled tok we are pick up many dozens of superdelegates, the real struggle will be in the hearts and minds of superdelegates who came on board the clinton campaign a long time ago. they will have to go into their -- answer for themselves -- do they want the second strongest candidate running against trump or the strongest candidate? i'm not making any productions, nothing guaranteed, but i think that some of the superdelegates that announced for clinton before i even got into the race will say that she no what? bernie has a better chance of beating trump. jeff, did you have a question? >> [inaudible] fox news sunday that he is intrigued by some of your message that you have used to take on secretary clinton. and to youo use that believe he will change to your ?one sen. sanders: i want to congratulate donald trump, who his -- has managed to manipulate the media in an unprecedented way. the republican party and trump have the resources to do all the opposition research that they want on secretary clinton. they don't need bernie sanders's critiques of the secretary. and you want to give

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it looks like a lot of rain and most of this is staying toks the sof uth of d.c. can see waldorf la platala charles county.s down here in south andouth southeast this is where allherel the heaviest of the activity is. nothing this heavy in the city y but again continue to track off to the west and to the southwest, soute kind of moving from the northeast. not unheard of but it'sunhe unusual for rain to move in mov this direction but we're all sitting on this western edgetern of a big area of low pressure.we we'll talk more about that.e ab full forecast is coming up.ominu right now it's time forker runee to tell us how we get to workgeo on this monday morning.onday org hey, erin.y, >> on-time traffic brought to t you by toyota. visit buy a toyota.com fora. special offers. off >> gary must have had his coffee already. a he hasn't called me erin e commute once yet.e taking a look at your traffic.rc plenty of green on your map.ourm things are quiet on the beltway through largo. outer loop looking good as you approach 50.ch inner loop quiet into quiet alexandria and cr

now, gary and erin did notid bike to work but they are hereye and they are going to talkng tok abouticwean coming up in just a few minutes. mi >> meanwhile we want to gethilet straight to some breaking news n right now. now in the search for the remains rm of egyptair flight 804, just j moments ago an egyptian army ary spokesperson confirmed thatrmeda the plane wreckage has beensee found in the mediterranean searn where the jetliner crashedshed yesterday with 66 people oneoe board. >> now, the jet was about a 175 miles from the egyptian shore when it disappeared fromt the radar without a distress a r call. ca investigator also say the ao sa plane made several erratic eat turns while losing altitude.itud that can mean several things,hig a catastrophic mechanical or structural failure, a bombing bm or a struggle over thee controls with a highjacker inita the cockpit.kp egypt's civil minister says that the theat the possibility that the jet wasit downed in a terrorist attack is high.ig >> possibility of having a different action or having a hav terror attack is higher thanr the possibil

was the idea there is a commitment to share broad conservative principles, not necessarily the tick tok on the policy but what conservatism is and donald trump being on board with that. and wanting to hear about unity. the fact we are getting a joint statement at all is indicative that this meeting went apparently well. otherwise my sense is you would have seen trump and ryan speak separately to the media and release their own statements. a joint statement from them. the separate tweet brief tweet from reince priebus, the chair of the rnc talking about this being a great meeting. interesting to me, you pointed this out a couple of minutes ago, the idea that they are proud of the fact that many millions of new voters enter the primary system. that is something donald trump talks about a lot and trump supporters talk about as well, members of congress, including a couple i've spoken with, say that is incentivizing to people to back donald trump and come on board. they know that will be key for them to have a shot at beating the democratic nominee likely hillary clinton come the fall. we e

. >> rose: welcome tok the program, we begin this evening with politics and talk to mark halperin, john helleman and mark mckinnon at a conversation recorded at the the-- 92nd street y last night in new york city. >> the opening for somebody to run as a businessman, outsider, not beholden to special interests, not with a plitd kal background was enormous. >> but the fact that it was done ald trump is a complete-- is a surprise. but it-- we shouldn't be surprised that somebody has captured that space of fundamental change, that is so fundamental, that as mark said, they're willing to risk somebody that might be risky because they tried everything else and they have been letdown. >> rose: and we begin with the incredibly popular musician mark ronson. >> especially because of the result of this song uptown funk, are milestones that i never, ever thought that i would achieve. and i would have been perfectly happy if i hadn't have. i was on a good enough path and these ridiculous things of playing the super bowl or playing snl are things i would never-- they wouldn't even be on my bucket lis

the teller handed him m 3 ststacks of bills, but brown tok only a single hundred-dollar bill. he said he was homeless and hungry. the next day, he surrendered d to the police voluntarily, telling them that his mother hadn't raised him that way. he pleaded guilty. you know what he got? 15 years in jail. >> wow. >> 15 years in jail. happens all over the country. the big boys get off. we are under-enforcing the criminal justice laws against corporations. there's no 3 strikes and ouout for a corporation. no 3 strikikes and out. there's no probation for a corporation, hardly ever. and the executives, they have shields of law firms to defend themselves. and it's getting worse because there were several hundred savings-and-loan executives prosecuted, convicted, and sent to jail 20 years ago, and some enron executives were. but they have so gamed the system, the corporate lawyers, it's extremely difficult to put them in jail. and by the way, if f ty went to jail, they would improve the prospects for prison reform. [laughter] and the food would be better. [laughter] the governments buy

if you're in a closed you a tok's that's working well, you probably have high institutional trust. if you're anywhere in the middle, it's falling apart from one extent to another. now it's worth asking the question, why is this? what happened? i have some guesses. it's possible that having the impeachment of a sitting president had a lot to do with this. i think it also had a lot to do with a systemic attack both in the u.s. and the uk on the idea that government could do good. we had a real shift in the 1980s when a lot of people refer to as near liberalism suggesting that generally speaking governments are going to be significantly less effective than private sector. and what's interesting is when you have government officials standing up and telling you government can do no good and, therefore, you shouldn't fund it, eventually you end up at a point where government can do no good. it's a bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy. you can also argue we've had public officials who have embarrassed themselves, who have damaged the dignity of the office. i'm doing my best to be bipartisan

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possible tok it's overstate the amount of studied it went into the iran deal on both sides of the aisle. it is with great regret that i see that it has turned into a political football the way it has. let me get this straight. you grew up the false talking points for colin powell when he spoke in front of the u.n., and you wrote in the talking point that there were weapons of mass distraction in iraq, and that was ended up in his speech. you are here today to question someone else's credibility, and somebody else's professionalism. am i getting that straight? >> not exactly. i am not sure i am chris turning his friend -- questioning his professionalism. we based our intelligence on the intelligence that was there. it was wrong, that was a mistake, it wasn't a purposeful, desire to deceive are not give the american people luttwak you told us earlier in your testimony that you drew up that wasch not knowing if it true. knowing that it would be vetted by the intelligence community. drawing it up as a piece of salesmanship to see if anything was true, and if it was, it would stick. your wor

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