. >> the president of the united oftes, would you think yourself as a leader of the free world? i would. i would not spend trillions of dollars on nationbuilding and the days of nation-building are over. >> do you think america is the most powerful nation on earth? weapons are changing and power of weaponry is incredible. if we were not talking about the power of weapons, i would have said, if you go in, making mistake, go out. you cannot let this happen with the weapons produced today. >> you talk about losing to isis and they make us look soft. trump: isis. the president always says isil. it is all most like he is doing something to bother people. the president always says isi l. everyone else says isis. i think he does it to bother people. i think china is catching up. i think rush is catching up. -- russia is catching up. we have a military that needs help and i have a friend whose son has spent quite a bit of time over in iraq and afghanistan. our weapons are not as good as the enemy because they take the weapons. we give them to people who we think are fighting for us. the

and k-9 units are all over the area around cardinal dougherty high school looking for a suspect who fought with and assaulted a police officer. annie mccormick is live on that scene in the oft lane section. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and right now this rain is cold front hindering their efforts with the k-9 unit. we're told that because of the rain it is hard for them to work. at this moment we're told there are a number of people that are now down at northwest detectives. it was a 911 call that actually brought officers to an apartment behind me, a domestic call of a man with a gun. they are working with that and because of that they know the person that they are looking for. well, take a look at this video. this is video, this all happened around 12:30 overnight. we are told that initially when that call came out and officers did come out here they saw a man who fit the description from the 911 call on the front steps. when officers approached him and asked him to put up his hands he would not. they then tried to check his waist band and there was a tussle that then happened. now, that tussle got rough. that suspect allegedly punched an officer s

bearing oft on their the relations in the united states, and to the several states to each other, and the citizens of the united states, have been before this court." he is essentially starting out by saying, this is the single most important case any of us have heard, decided. host: mary is watching in corpus christi, texas. caller: hello. my question is a directed to professor ross. who is attributed to the world -- the well-educated african creole community and also to the education of oscar, dunn, and pinch back. michael: what had happened in new orleans is there were a few public schools before the civil war, but the afro creoles were not schooled there. some sent their kids to the north and in paris. it was all done from a francophone perspective. i wanted to get another point in to this caller, two times ago. in omaha, things get solved over time because it's an efficient place. in new orleans, if somebody with power doesn't act, nothing gets done. i love you and i have your back but if the legislature didn't act, there would still be butchers putting things in the river by the

oft jump since november 2013. this an m&a play? does it where the appetite of investors or potential buyers of its electronic unit?t is really partitioning its food retail and electronics. anglo-american america. m&a speculates about this as well currently up 13%. the chief executive setting itself up to be sold. that: we will talk about later in the next hour. let's check in on the bloomberg first word in. vonnie quinn has more from the news desk. vonnie: at a town hall hosted by cnn, donald says he does not feel beholden to the loyalty pledge because he has been treated very badly. federal court judge merrick garland is leading with two more senators today -- meeting with two more senators today. illinois senator mark kirk becomes the first republican to meet with garland. yesterday. him the senate leadership is refusing to consider the nomination saying the next president should choose the successor to the late antonin scalia. -- thecyprus to expedite court ordered eight days detention for the 69 rolled who faces charges including hijacking, possession of explosives, kidnapping, and threats to commit violence.

houses residential unit and if that is an existing building and that particular building is then converted say it is a tourist hotel and they want to now be the residents of all or the part ofts rooms one of the things that building will have to do over 20 units or more spiritual it under the provision under the fire code one example of something they'll have to do that believe will now fall there that ordnance and we will condition it as such if a newer building to cap the amenities required by the building code and the fire code and those are supersede what is in the housing code. >> commissioner melgar has a question and i wonder if you can clarify whether under chapter 41 any mention of the income of the occupants so and whether conversion the distinction of definition of a conversion is the same but the population changes so in a sense where a building is sold and the new owner did no longer want to rent to the existing tenants but much higher than income tenants but not change the occupancy whether any of this applies. >> that's a great question commissioner melgar and i have a lot of this commit to memory i can't point out the exact section it talks about what that ren

the burn they needed a shot oft our first guest has turned it into a rallying cry for millions of young americans. he has emerged from vermont to run for president of the united states. please welcome senator bernie sanders. lause ] very good to have you here. >> great to be with you. [ cheers and applause ]immy: is it -- have you gotten acclimated to coming to l.a. where a year ago nobody knew who you were and now teenagers and young people are cheering you? >> it is a bit of a shock. but it's a good shock. i'll take it. >> jimmy: you have secret service protection. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and all the top candidates do. tonight you were out walking and you did that when we were in brooklyn together last time too. >> exactly. i love doing that. that's what i've done my whole life. >> jimmy: does the when you do that? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they don't like that. >> but you know, it brings you into the real world and kind ofsolation. there are a lot of beautiful people out there. it's just nice to say hello. >> jimmy: i have to admit to you, when you were on our show in october when we were in brooklyn, i thought, this is a very smart guy. he has some very i

and we have heard from american airlines that none ofts employees at the ticket counter were injured. we have not heard from united on its employees one way or the other but both airlines had planes land, one from waington, one from newark land in brussels taken to a secure area to take the passengers ofof one american flight had to divert to amsterdam as it stayed away from the brussels airport. >> you're at reagan airport in d.c. right now. what is the situation there and other airports across the country? >> reporter: the washington airports basically said they're continuing their vigilance. the new york area airports, laguardia, jfk and newark stepped up inquiries and another paige airport tells me that they are adding police officers and canine units today. board at mass transit according to federal officials, additional presence. aanine working at dca but behind me people going to the ticket counters heading down to the gates to head out on their flights knowing what has happened in brussels. >> that's rit, thank you. >> robin, more now from dick clarke and matt olsen. we heard alex marquardt say this was ex

oft: valeant hitting a low. can the pharmaceutical company survive this? ♪ alix: welcome back to bloomberg markets. i'm alix steel. scarlet: and i'm scarlet fu. will no longer pursue a combination with unitedechnology. united tech has set the honey will offer was too low and there were antitrust concerns. expects morgan stanley to hire 75 advisors to target rich latin americans as part of a strategy to focus on the region as other international banks retreat. morgan stanley would have 435 people helping foreigners with their u.s. investments. alix: sports authority is preparing to file for bankruptcy. upals will be there to pick the pieces. sports authority has talked about selling stores and intellectual property. modell's may end up buying some source -- stores. that is your bloomberg business flash update. scarlet: barclays is hoping some short-term pain will pay off in the wrong -- long run. shares plummeting today as it cut its dividends. the ceo talked about what is important to barclays at these -- this time. isthe most important issue the consumer business, corporate business, and investment banking business. that core franchise generates a return on tangible equity in double digit