ashlee vance: elon plays high risks games.ee it right down to the wire, he rolled the dice, and it came out in his favor. we could be talking about tesla as a division of google just as easily. cory: that was ashlee vance, the "best of bloomberg west" will continue after the break. ♪ cory: this is the "best of bloomberg west." they collect mobile geddon. you search on your phone, mobile friendly sites will be first on you can see it right down to the wire, he rolled the dice, and it came out in his favor. we could be talking about tesla as a division of google just as easily. cory: that was ashlee vance, the "best of bloomberg west" will continue after the break. ♪ cory: this is the "best of bloomberg west." they collect mobile geddon. you search on your phone, mobile friendly sites will be first on the list. emily chang talks to analysts about search engine land. >> i think it is warranted in the way it was used in the los angeles freeway update called carmageddon, it is something you need to be paying attention to that it co

ashlee vance: elon plays high risks games.ee it right down to the wire, he rolled the dice, and it came out in his favor. we could be talking about tesla as a division of google just as easily. cory: that was ashlee vance, the "best of bloomberg west" will continue after the break. ♪ cory: this is the "best of bloomberg west." they collect mobile geddon. you search on your phone, mobile friendly sites will be first on the list. emily chang talks to analysts about search engine land. >> i think it is warranted in the way it was used in the los angeles freeway update called carmageddon, it is something you need to be paying attention to that it could be a disaster if you're not prepared. it is well-suited this name came about. people thought, we need to get our mobile stuff together. whether it turns out to be a disaster for the unprepared, we are waiting to see. emily: we are being told he could take days or weeks to see how it could affect different websites. any websites in particular that you know of that could suffer? >> i

vance found him amusing. >> that's one of the most watched clips ever.f you watch it -- i dare you -- right, the original clip. i dare you not to laugh. once vance gets going you can't help but start laughing. >> he had to laugh for a solid minute. >> yeah he lost it. >>> here's a live look outside, chilly cold 41 degrees outside our studios. let's check the forecast. >> maybe vance can get us all tickets to the foo fighters concert now. let's focus on the positive here. he won't be working late. he can take us all with him. a week ago, it was going to be -- a week ago today, 79 degrees. this morning, wind chills at or below freezing. what a flip-flop in the weather pattern we have seen. these are the current windchills. 29 hagerstown. 31 martins burg. 30 in leesburg. 33 in washington. 29 in gaithersburg. feels awfully cold out there. we have the freeze warnings and the frost advisories posted until 9:00. but the wind has stayed up. that's the reason that the windchills are so low. so temperatures are well above freezing. now, if the wind lays down at al

. >>> it was announced this week, our jim vance is leaving the 11:00 p.m.roadcast later this month. you can still see him at 6:00. >> yeah, that announcement caught the attention of a world-famous band with a local connection. take a look at this video. >> hold on, hold on. [ laughter ] >> so you have seen this video where vance starts cracking up after this model falls, gets up and falls again. so the guy you see here they is foo fighters front man dave grohl re-enacting that moment from this comical moment that vance had with the late george michael. if you want to see the whole video, we put it up on the washington facebook page. grohl is a fan apparently. they're playing at the rfk stadium on july 4th as well. >> hilarious, yes. that clip of vance and george laughing and crying hysterically over this model falling is one of the most watched clips. >>> well 6:21 is our time right now. nothing to laugh at. you'll be angry when you step outside when that wind hits you in the face. >> chuck bell here with your forecast. good morning. >> good morning. yeah i

cory: ashlee vance, bloomberg businessweek.oomberg west" will be right back. ♪ cory: this is "bloomberg west." a quick check of some bloomberg top headlines. john malone is getting his hands on the european wireless network. his telnet unit is buying royal kpn's mobilephone business for $1.4 billion in cash. it is based in the netherlands. defense giant raytheon investing $1.6 billion to create a new cyber security company. the new firm will combine the cyber products unit with web sense. 28,000 security experts swarming the streets of san francisco. cyber security people for the rsa conference. one of the top three things to focus on this year -- joining us now is brian white. attendee at the rsa conference and senior advisor. good to see you. the world is gathered at our doorstep. cyber security has never been more important. what do you think the first big focus unique to this year will be? brian: security analytics are what people are spending a lot of time. cory: security analytics is what? brian: trying to understand what

cory: ashlee vance, bloomberg businessweek.mberg west" will be right back. ♪ cory: this is bloomberg west. a quick check ofe bloomberg top headlines. john malone is getting his hands on the european wireless network. his telnet unit is buying the mobilephone business for $1.4 billion in cash. it is based in the netherlands. raytheon investing $1.6 billion to create a new cyber security company. the new firm will combine the cyber products unit. 28,000 swarming the streets of san francisco. cyber security people for the rsa conference. one of the top three things -- joining us now is brightbrian white. good to see you. the world is gathered at our doorstep. cyber security has never been more important. what do you think the first big focus will be? brian: security analytics are what people are spending a lot of time. some sort of algorithms against the. it. it will allow you to determine what is worth focusing on what is false positive. cory: how is it different from what was done in the past? brian: what is happening with cyber

mark: let's talk about how your managing things at eaton vance. we saw in the fourth quarter of 2014. >> it gave us a lot of room to maneuver. we have 20% in cash going into the fourth quarter. with the increased volatility what we saw with the treasury action in october and particularly lower oil prices presented an opportunity to look for opportunities in the corporate sector and also with that strong dollar, opportunities away from the u.s.. mark: your global positioning includes places like brazil. >> interesting in the fourth quarter. brazil is sensitive to energy prices and they have had an election. not only did you have that double whammy of what is going on with the sovereign itself and how fiscally prudent will they be but you also had concerns about corruption and low energy prices. a difficult, uncertain environment but one where there was real opportunity. mark: when i was doing my research i was looking at some notes. you believe it is time to go against the flow that clients should take a look at nontraditional fixed income. why now

gains in the southern port city of aden despite efforts by soud saudi-led forces to stop their ad vance. they are said to have captured the government headquarters. witnesses say the fighters also bombarded residential areas sitting fire to buildings. meanwhile, a scenario houthi figure has indicated they would be willing to sit down for peace talks bi only if the saudi led coalition stops its airstrikes. the international red cross says the saudi-led coalition has given it the red light to send supplies to yemen. it plans to send two. more now on the days developments. >> most of the heavy fighting on sunday took place in the district's in the south of aden not far from the city's port. heavy fighting was reported in kalua as houthi rebels. managed to infiltrate the area. they were met with strong resistance from fighters loyal to president abdula mansura abdula mansura hadi. in the district fierce battles, aden has become the center of this war. parts of the city have now been without water or electricity for two days. there are fears of a growing humanitarian crisis. >> we had random

. >> lieutenant vance, the d-board chairman has a tendency to have an attitude of don't know, don't careour personal problems. all he wants to address is what's in the write-up. >> ziggy faces several potential penalties for attempting to alter his drug screen, including time in the hole. a loss of his prison job and even a judgment that can make his whole plan backfire, a transfer to another prison. >> that's one punishment i really don't look forward to, being transferred somewhere else. >> ziggy's reluctance to leave prison became all the more puzzling when we learned some of what he endured during his 30 plus years of incarceration. >> i was not born gay. every relationship i've had has been a forced type -- well, this is what i have to do type thing. but i didn't enjoy it. as a younger prisoner, i would be made fun of quite a lot because the lord gave me a big butt. i decided to turn it around and so i would say to them, hey, i have a nice one, wow. and it became a defense mechanism, because in prison, in this environment especially, if a person makes himself so easy, then those who

. >>> it was announced this week our friend jim vance is leaving the 11:00 desk. he'll be still here at 4:00 and 6:00. it caught the attention of a local band, this is incredible. look at the video they posted on youtube. [ laughter ] >>> that is foo fighters front man dave grohl re-enacting the great moment. grohl is a fan. the foo fighters are playing at rfk stadium at july 4th. you know you're a big deal when dave grohl makes fun of you, basically. >> pretty good work there. >> i mean, the foo fighters. >> look, that clip -- even before i got here i had seen that clip on youtube before. >> once you start watching it though, you start to fall out of your chair. >> well, jim vance is a big deal. that's okay. >> outside of the whole dave grohl thing. >> so, you know, i know you're cold and you're unhappy. >> i'm happy about the cold. >> about the forecast -- >> yes. >> and unfortunately this is the way it will be around here. i don't mean to throw you under the bus quite that bad, aaron. you're not happy about the chill this morning i can tell by the look on your

yemen's houthi rebltz have made gains in the southern port city of aden despite efforts to halt their ad vance. the houthis are said to have captured aden's headquarters. they say the fight bombarded residential areas setting fire to buildings there. meanwhile, a senior houthi figure has indicated this would be willing to set down for peace talks but only if the saudi-led coalition stops it's airstrikes. elsewhere, they arere are reports yemeni trieblzmen have taken back the eastern port towel of makalla. after it was overrun bu forces. >> a saudi spokesman has talked about the operation in ade civilians and their homes instead of military targets. >> they have resulted today to stop water pump bevels working and electricity was not there in so many parts of aden. this is the malitias. this is expected also from them. they don't have any goals. they only destroy the infrastructure that target the individuals, the citizens. >> al jazeera's omar alsalla has a full wrap now of the latest developments in yemen. >> reporter: most of the heavy fighting on sunday took place in the districts in the so

manhattan district attorney cyrus vance jr. warning. >> reporter: manhattan's district attorney is sounding the alarm once again over recent smartphone technology he claims will vastly improve communications for terrorists. vance spoke out over the weekend on a new york city talk show explaining that new upgrades to iphones and google devices block law enforcement from accessing the devices because both systems only allow the user to unlock the phone for messages, e-mails and content. making it impossible for authorities to decrypt cell phones seized in criminal investigations. now both systems came out last september. vance says that apple and google's devices make up over 96% of the world market for all cell phones and that they are "the terrorist communications dwifs device of choice." >> it's also going to have national security implications because a device that cannot be accessed by judicial warrant can be used by home grown terrorists and extremists to send phones and messages without law enforcement being able to identi

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surrender the state to both sides and able to bridge the generals from the union side and governor vance from the confederate side and sur rerndrendered the state in this room. by the time the surrender came along he was not in the best of health. he lived in a world that included slavery. it included a situation where women were not allowed to own property, were not allowed to vote. the state was in situation where people could grow wonderful crops and make wonderful things but they didn't have a market. i think he was frustrated these things were true. i think he began to establish a system that would change that. i think he was taking a first step. i think he would be incredibly pleased to see first steps he began to take back in the 1840s and '50s, in transportation, education, individual freedoms and social issues and even design that we took that and have continues that momentum that he started. >>> a confrontation that occurred in greensboro november 3rd 1979 is extremely complex with more perspectives and facts to consider. the communist workers party which had been formally been

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history month i'm emily the director on the status of women and our department has been in disney vancend girls since 1975 we'll be celebrating our 40 anniversary in october this year's national nominee nor natural history wyoming most is leading the charge in the lives i want to recognize kim's from the fire department (clapping) deborah head of the department of the environment (clapping.) monooutlook mirror the port director (clapping) supervisor christensen thank you for joining us today and school broadband member hydra mendosa and assessor our recorded carmen chu (clapping) we have two commissioners amy ackerman from the status of women and we have two board members members our pointing and linda calhoun >> i want to especially thank my staff carlene who

. >> the radio host kevin vance cannot describe to listeners the loss of his friend. >> how can this happen? how can this hadppen to a great guy? >> his last broadcast was friday where he predicted that the warriors would that i the nba championship. >> i sound like a fan that is optimistic optimistic, i think they will win the whole thing. >> after that show he was struck and killed on the way home by a speeding dodge charger on martin luther king boulevard. flowers were brought to the station in memory of wesley. a man she called a true friend. >> i'm a single parent with a young son of color, and he was always a role model for my son. >> he and his wife have three young children. >> family man, father and devoted father, when his kids had spring break, he stayed home two days and his wife stayed home two days. >> they are calling on the hit and run driver to surrender. >> dude, just come back with your hands up and take responsibility. because we love this guy. and we want some closure. >> closure and justice for wesley burton. a go fund me campaign has raised more than $6,000 to

vance likes when he's quiet.a chance today to probably talk a little bit, especially with that talk about perhaps the redskins drafting a quarterback. i would to know how he feels about that. but nothing today. >> yep. >> i don't care. i want to see how he plays football how he demonstrates he's the guy. >> i think someone's advising him there and i think it's good counsel. >>> hockey caps ss visiting the canadiens tonight. down in arlington county the rangers, yes, one of their new stands called just bacon, bacon cotton candy, kay bayh continue lollipops, bacon beer saltwater taffy. the next delicacy is chicken fried bacon on a stick. it's part of the state fair sandwich also includes >>> on this thursday night. nuclear deal. a historic agreement with iran. tonight, what's in it and what it means for iran's ability to make a nuclear weapon. >>> campus massacre. at least 147 killed, scores injured as terrorists unleash a horrifying attack. >>> shocking searches found in the co-pilot's computer. what investigators

jim vance is in our newsroom now with his comments. jim jim? we'll have jim in a little bit. >>> we've got much more of our coverage coming up. we'll be updating this big story throughout our newscast this evening, including a live interview with maryland's lieutenant governor. >>> meanwhile, both sides of the same sex marriage issue made their cases today before the supreme court. the arguments lasted 2 1/2 hours. the high court is expected to make a decision by june on whether same sex marriages across the country should be recognized. today one justice gave both sides reason for hope. news4's chris gordon joins us live now with the details on that in less than ten minutes here on news4 at 4:00. >>> big news and bad news for metro this afternoon. a house committee that oversees the agency today released a plan to cut its federal funding in half to $75 million. and the committee put stipulations on what has to be done before metro even gets that much. a spokesman for the committee tells us the goal is to force metro to make improvements. metro

. >> reporter: kpfa radio host kevin vance can't describe. >> how can this happen to such a great guy? >> reporter: burton was a radio engineer and co-hosted late night side show radio. his last broadcast was friday where he predicted the warrior was take the nba championship. >> i sound optimistic but they're going to win the whole thing. >> reporter: after the show he drove home but was struck and killed by a speeding dodge charger on martin luther king boulevard. police say the impact filmed burton's car. the driver of the charger ran away. fellow radio host brought flowers to the station in memory of wesley a man she called a true friend. >> i'm a single parent with a young son of color and wesley was always a role model for my son. >> reporter: burton and his wife have three young children. >> family man, father, and devoted father. when his kids had spring break, he stayed home with the kids two days and his wife stayed home two days. >> reporter: kevin vans calls on the hit-and-run driver to surrender. >> dude, just-you know, come back with your hands up and take responsible. w

. >> reporter: kpfa radio host kevin vance can't describe. >> how can this happen to such a great guy? >> reporter: burton was a radio engineer and co-hosted late night side show radio. his last broadcast was friday where he predicted the warrior was take the nba championship. >> i sound optimistic but they're going to win the whole thing. >> reporter: after the show he drove home but was struck and killed by a speeding dodge charger on martin luther king boulevard. police say the impact filmed burton's car. the driver of the charger ran away. fellow radio host brought flowers to the station in memory of wesley a man she called a true friend. >> i'm a single parent with a young son of color and wesley was always a role model for my son. >> reporter: burton and his wife have three young children. >> family man, father, and devoted father. when his kids had spring break, he stayed home with the kids two days and his wife stayed home two days. >> reporter: kevin vans calls on the hit-and-run driver to surrender. >> dude, just-you know, come back with your hands up and take responsible. w

plus performing his big hit "rip tide," vance joy. all next on "live."

. >> i'm jim hanly in for jim vance. the flames were so powerful they every gulfed two fire engines. >> we begin with jackie bensen live at the scene where it all started. >> reporter: doreen, take a look behind me. it's still going on. you can see firefighters putting out the few remaining hot spots from this very destructive three-alarm fire. huge clouds of pitch black smoke churned skyward for almost two hour. they were filled with the toxic gases that come from burning petroleum products. just after 5:00 p.m. 911 calls began pouring in about a fire at an industrial park on ashwood road in castle heights, maryland. >> it looked like it was about to be nighttime, like it was dusk. >> reporter: the firefighters returning from an earlier call they headed towards it. at the source of the flame, the unthinkable happened. at the same moment some propane tanks began exploding the wind shifted and blew a wall of flames over the fire engines. as flames swirled around them and with their own lives in danger knowing the monster

hoyas fans and jim vance breathe a sigh of relief.eek after it was announced that devaunt es smith- rivera led the hoyas in scoring with just over 16 points a game. he will be a senior. all right, to the women's side. notre dame taking on uconn in the national championship game. a repeat of last year. first half huskies up four. mariah jefferson, the best point guard in the country comes up with the steal. she takes it all the way to the bucket. 15 for her. dad loving that. later in the half back to a four-point game. brianna stewart, the best player in the country knocks down the jumper. eight points for her. second half notre dame only down six. jill lloyd's shot off the mark. huskies on the run. kick over to lewis. the best three-point scorer to ever play the game of college women's basketball. third national title. tenth title for geno auriemma tying him with the legendary john wooden. >>> can anybody beat that? please. three years in a row for the uconn huskies. >> they're just awesome. >> you have to wonder if there's coaches th

elon musk negotiated a deal to sell the electric carmaker to google according to a report by ashlee vance. larry page agreed to an $11 billion deal that would let must run the company for eight years. before there was a final agreement, tesla began selling thousands of cars and posting a profit. that is a look at the top stories we are following on this monday. a key player in the iran nuclear negotiations is expressing confidence of final deal can be released by -- can be reached by july 1. and mia came -- m.i.t. trained nuclear physics is -- does this book with peter cook. peter cook joins me more with the interview. does the secretary think negotiators can nail down a final agreement? >> he is optimistic about a final deal despite the hurdles that still need to be overcome and the criticism that he continues to face in the united states and iran as well. one reason, the secretary says a lot of the heavy lifting has already been done. the parameters he believes are so specific they do not leave a lot of room for disagreement. how quickly could the u.s. and partner start lifting sanction

>> as far as i know the legend of bagger vance it's all about the caddie. i don't buy any of this.y of it. >> i think it was fun or to pick up chicks. one of those. >> both of those work for me. >> definitely the hole in one was amazing though. i don't think he had anything to do with that? >> no definitely didn't have anything to do with that. the milwaukee brewers haven't won a game this season, that is no reason to skimp on the pyrotechnics. carlos gomez finding his bat interrupted by fireworks mistakenly set off during the game. the celebration a little premature since they lost against the rockies in extra innings. there you go. hitting, at-bat all of a sudden, boom. there you go. what do you think, bruce? >> you know, here's the problem, i'm not a baseball fan, either! >> not one direction and not baseball. but you are a fan of fireworks, you would have cheered and applaud for this one. >> i would have that's probably what they were doing when they should have been paying attention to the game. >> this news just crossing a record seven university of kentucky players announcin

indiscernible] that he's not authorized to negotiate with civilian authorities, but he promises fans -- vance that if he chooses to remain in raleigh, he will let him remain as governor. sherman is already going out on a limb, promising more than he probably should. in any event, swain decides to fall back with johnston's army. yes received reports that both swain and graham's train was captured by the federals and they are prisoners. incorrect information, but it's probably just as well. sherman reaches raleigh on april the 13th. after reviewing his troops, he establishes his headquarters at the governor's palace. president davis has continued to fall back. he stops at greensboro where he summons general johnson to meet him. johnston goes to greenberg assuming that davis is soliciting his opinion. asking for a briefing on the military situation. one johnston gets to greensboro, he finds out davis actually has a plan to raise a new army by collecting all the men who deserted or evaded inscription. johnston realizes that plan. then davis announces that secretary of war records will arrive that

. >> reporter: the air district wants to call for burn ban days farther in vance and for longer periods of time. there are seven more workshops like the one tonight. including one tomorrow night in napa. ken, back to you. >>> people passionate about fireplaces, back to you. >> closed for construction. detures along one of san francisco's busiest roadways. >> tracking the rain that will wake you up tonight, and mess with your morning commute. >> almost a no hitter. all the way to the 8th. a's fans leave their opener in a sonny mood. >> camera catches a hot pursuit in progress. see how it all came to an end. mmmm, they made french toast out of banana bread, then topped it with candied pecans and bananas? it's like a match made in heaven. like bacon & eggs... ...oh look, bacon & eggs. the new banana bread french toast slam. denny's. welcome to america's diner. >>> a police chase across the bay area bridge today ended in a crash and two people in custody. it started when oakland police spotted a car wanted in connection with a carjacking. the driver took off, as you can see, across the brid

indiscernible] that he's not authorized to negotiate with civilian authorities, but he promises fans -- vance that if he chooses to remain in raleigh, he will let him remain as governor. sherman is already going out on a limb, promising more than he probably should. in any event, swain decides to fall back with johnston's army. yes received reports that both swain and graham's train was captured by the federals and they are prisoners. incorrect information, but it's probably just as well. sherman reaches raleigh on april the 13th. after reviewing his troops, he establishes his headquarters at the governor's palace. president davis has continued to fall back. he stops at greensboro where he summons general johnson to meet him. johnston goes to greenberg assuming that davis is soliciting his opinion. asking for a briefing on the military situation. one johnston gets to greensboro, he finds out davis actually has a plan to raise a new army by collecting all the men who deserted or evaded inscription. johnston realizes that plan. then davis announces that secretary of war records will arrive that

yemen's houthi rebels have main gains in the southern city of aiden despite efforts to halt their ad vancethey are said to have captured the proof vencial government headquarters. witnesses say the fighters also bombarded residential areas setting fire to buildings there. meanwhile, a senior houthi figure said they will be willing to sit down for peace talks but only if the saudi-led coalition stops its airstrikes. the international red cross says the saudi-led coalition has given it the green light to send medical supplies and staff and hopes to send two planes to sanaa on tuesday. omar has more on the day's developments. >> reporter: most of the heavy fighting on sunday took place in the districts in the south of aiden not part from the city's port. heavy fighting was reported in aluah as houthi rebels along with fighters loyal to the deposed president managed to infiltrate the area. they were met with strong resistance from fighters loyal to president mansur hadi. nearby in the there were fierce battles too. aiden has become the center of this war. parts of the city have now been withou

well sherman tells vance who's eager to open negotiations that he's not authorized to negotiate with civilian authorities. but he promises advance that if he chooses to remain in raleigh that he will let him remain as governor. so sherman is already going out on a limb promising more than he probably should. in any event, she decides to fall back with johnston's army. he's received reports that graham's train was captured by federals and that they're prisoners. incorrect information, but it's probably just as well. sherman reaches raleigh on april 13th, after reviewing his troops as they passed by the state capital, he establishes his headquarters at the governor's palace. in the meantime, president davis has continued to fall back, he stops at greensboro, there he summons general johnston to meet him. they are going to have a conference. now johnston goes to greensboro assuming that davis is soliciting his opinion. asking for a briefing on the military situation. but, when johnston gets to greensboro, he finds out that davis actually has a plan to raise a new army by collecting all

showers are breaking downed a vancing to the east. we have lots of sunshine. a beautiful spring day under way right now. and we'll have this live of some showers getting closer to us and may intensify a bit as it gets into the metro area. that won't be until later this afternoon. right now, 70 degrees at reagan national near 70 across most of northern virginia. we're in the 60s north and west. haggerstown down to a cool 60 where they had sprinkles coming into cumberland. around the bay, a bit cool with a breeze off the water in annapolis but elsewhere low to mid-60s. and the weather mood for today, today's weather emoji is thumb's down. we'll likely get showers and thundershowers later this afternoon. >> kind of nice out there right now, though. >>> the caps hope to tie things up with the islanders tonight. they'll face off at 7:00 p.m. for game two of their playoff series. the team may be without starting goaltender braden holtby who did not participate at the morning skate this morning. we'll keep you updated on his status. the caps are hoping to play a more

vance, thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> i'll take the glass. >> thanks buddy. >> anything else i can do? >> can i get ribs? right now, nice and warm. friday at 5:00 p.m. we've got that front moving through and we do have showers, maybe a rumble of thunder or two during the day, too. highs tomorrow 70 degrees 72 in fredericksburg, 67 in frederick and again we have plenty of sunshine during the day tomorrow. warm and breezy, impact forecast up to 67 at 1 dlk, 70 at 3:00, warm and breezy. but again, not bad to get outside. on friday, isolated showers during the day but not all day. 75 on friday we cool on saturday a high of 55. only 63 degrees on sunday right around average for easter and opening day for the nationals looks great with a high temperature of 67. next chance of rain tuesday and wednesday. but, hey, we're still above average. i'd like to change my order. can i get wings instead, please? >> give him an inch and they want a foot. my goodness. we'll see doug. >>> coming up tonight, uber cannot com

lee addressed governor vance in raleigh on february 24th that victory could still be achieved if all worked diligently and zealously and the tried people would be induced to make one more effort to bear their sufferings a little longer and regain some of the spirit that marked the first two years of the war. now, added to his appointment of joe johnston his advocacy of enlisting slaves and lessons to lessen desertion it's notable for what lee did not do. historian charles rowland has written, quote, that only by the most drastic means could lee have made his new authority tell. only by a passionate appeal in his own name to the spirit of the south only by commandeering the railroads and provisions only by abandoning richmond in order to concentrate against infractions of the enemy, making himself as a dictator in ancient rome could lee prolong the life of the confederacy, for at this stage nothing could have postponed the final outcome for very long. but lee refused to do any of this. and loyally served under the direction of jefferson davis, although men like walter taylor would reg

how many of these vance are operating there? that doesn't seem like a good place to be throwing people in the back of the vance.s. why are they using vans. i don't know if they can see what condition the people in the vans are in. if they can't, it's a serious issue. the mayor has been saying her own police department has been broken for four years. fix your own department. they're going to the justice department doing outside inquiries, fix the department. elected officials acting like bystanders in these events is troubling. the triv ality of this is worth noting staten island very minor infractions. >> i'm not following, what are the minor infractions? >> cigarette sales. >> he did have a wrap sheet. >> he was dangling from his neck they could see it when they were chasing him. >> they're saying he had a knife in his pocket. >> which they recovered after they arrested him and contained him. they didn't know that was the reason for changing them. first of all, the site of arrest we could run there in the time we've had this co

. >> vance it's the first time in major league baseball history. no fans will be allowed in the stadium to watch a game. tomorrow the orioles and the white sox will play, but camden yards is closed to the public. tomorrow's game has been moved up to 2:00 p.m. it was originally scheduled for 7:00. even though the game will be played, it will be the first time that no fans will be allowed to check out the baseball game. the o's series with the tampa bay rays which was set to take place at camden yards friday through sunday will now be played at the rays stadium in st. pete. and the two postponed games from yesterday and today will be made up as part of a doubleheader on may 28th. so the orioles making changes. so is ravens legend ray lewis. he made a decision to miss covering the nfl draft for espn to stay in baltimore and help promote peace. more of that in sports. >> thank you. >>> we reached out to the baltimore fire officials but still no word on the cause of a massive fire at a senior center. and whether or not that fire was related to the distu

lee addressed governor vance in raleigh on february 24th that victory could still be achieved if all worked diligently and zealously and the tried people would be induced to make one more effort to bear their sufferings a little longer and regain some of the spirit that marked the first two years of the war. now, added to his appointment of joe johnston his advocacy of enlisting slaves and lessons to lessen desertion it's notable for what lee did not do. historian charles rowland has written, quote, that only by the most drastic means could lee have made his new authority tell. only by a passionate appeal in his own name to the spirit of the south only by commandeering the railroads and provisions only by abandoning richmond in order to concentrate against infractions of the enemy, making himself as a dictator in ancient rome could lee prolong the life of the confederacy, for at this stage nothing could have postponed the final outcome for very long. but lee refused to do any of this. and loyally served under the direction of jefferson davis, although men like walter taylor would reg

but what did going on nine or ten hours at this intersecond or eight hours i vance seen a single arrest and still haven't seen one even as projectiles started to come in. >> what we saw sometimes is that the police tell people to leave or start corralling them in a way that seems to indicate they should leave but they don't have anywhere to go. once they're in a situation like this it doesn't seem that's what is going on here. if they want to disperse they can. >> that technique which is often referred to as kettling which nypd will do that if they have an area bound by some perimeter. they'll surround people and make mass arrests. looks like tear gas. tear gas or now -- a few molotov cocktails behind me and a few firecrackers. >> is that tear gas fired by police. >> no, i don't think it's fired by the police. i think it's basically -- yes. no. it's -- >> no hold on. >> we're seeing something thrown into the police something flaming and smoking. >> not tear gas. >> just went into the police. >> not tear gas. it's not tear gas. that's coming from the crowd and it's basically firecrackers

his done and where he kept his taser >> : my taser is right here on the front tucked in a protective vance my side normally to the rear. >> reporter: people a month look at that mr. bates and say how could you make this mistake mistake >> : well let me say this has happened a number of times around the country i have read about it and pass i thought to myself after reading several cases i do not understand how this can happen. >> reporter: the tulsa world report's bates did not have the required hours of training and that officials forged his training records. the tulsa county sheriff's dids office denied that report made says he can prove he was qualified. >> pam: robert gates is facing a charge of second- degree manslaughter for the death of eric adam harris. mr. bates attorney says the reserve deputy is innocent and the shooting death was in the excusable homicide. >> pam: about a dozen people were hurt when a rock band's tour bus crashed into a whirl of colorado this morning to rescind the bus will for the indian rock group when chattels rear ended a big rig on interstate-70 officials

there is a great story from ashlee vance who reported google negotiated to buy tesla and early 2013 fourllion. the stock is up not necessarily on the news that it wanted to bring you inside the bloomberg terminal because it is of fascinating example of what they spent their money on. overall it has made 243 acquisitions worth 31 billion dollars. if you look at the biggest acquisitions it has ever made, motorola mobility in 2011. the next guest back in 2007. here is a big one 2014 four $2.3 billion. if you look at the deals google has made it does not typically bind the field. it bought 58 company since early 2013. giving you a sense of how quickly it uses cash. google has $67 billion in cash and equivalents. plenty of firepower if it wanted to ever make a bid for something like tesla. alix: comcast proposal to merge with time warner will meet this week to discuss. the drg -- the doj likely to block the deal. joining me to discuss the potential fallout is alex sherman and partner at sullivan and cromwell. thank you. the interesting saga. we talked on friday and use of the follow-through i

our first stock is eaton vance. 17% below the current price.they're worried about a lot of things. >> yeah. especially in a space getting so crowded with new people into this market to sell etfs. >>> coming up next credit suisse upgrades. the catalyst includes a resolution of an indonesian contract dispute. and a new ceo, the analyst likes the actions he's taken. doesn't hurt that gold in today's session is above 1,200 bucks an ounce. >> and i'll tell you, if you own newmont mining, watch indonesia. it's a massive story for newmont mining stock. stock three, a name we talked about earlier, disney guggenheim partners upgrading them to a buy. core operating results will continue to beat estimates and upcoming movies like "star wars," will drive profits at the parks. goldman sachs downgraded six flags but upgraded seaworld. did you catch that? >> yes. hitting a new high. it's not just the box office for star wars but all the merchandise that people are going to want to buy for their kids off the back of these movies. stock number four, texas instr