what would wilbur do? one of the gutsiest investors on the street never want to shy away from a challenge will open his playbook and decide what he plans to do. by the way, has just named to donald trump's fundraising machine. wilbur ross here on fox business life. we'll talk to him about the markets and trump and more. the flight after the iraqi military began its assault on isis. we'll let you know how it's going. and will the u.s. need to lend a hand? and two secretary of state assessments up to the minute. twitter right now spiraling out of corollas it hits a new record low and the halted stock that got investors attention. gallery chance with information on all three of these names. less than an hour left, the bulls are on the run so let's start the countdown. ♪ ♪ . liz: okay. breaking news. you could call it a slight stabilization but the floor dropping out from under twitter, even after the little bluebird announced today that it would drop video and photos from the 140 character limit. so arguably

wilbur: imf can write a big check.e a german voter, rather write a check on my own or let imf right part of the check? i would rather let imf write part. everyone knows greece cannot pay the interest and all the principal back. is a charade. like all charades, eventually somebody figures out what is inside the acting. where: tell us exactly you are putting money in now? wilbur: we are invested in euro bank, a well-run bank in greece. whenever you think about it, the only reason the banks have a problem in greece is the government. it's not like ireland for the banks went nuts, made bad loans. greek banks got into trouble because the government blew up. it's a very different phenomenon. david: are you looking to invest more in greek banks? wilbur: we are looking to have this thing resolved. if are going into another default, which they could in july. there is a fairly big principal payment due, or if the government did not pay us and let the economy stabilize, i was amazed about the partisan support for these austerity

it is hard to not read about wilbur mills, 1909, 1992. much of -- when you do something like this and you do the research you are always looking for the one fact you never heard before, you dig and you dig and you dig and when you get to the last line of this when you will see what i found out, my favorite. much of his life, the majority is stamped with good deeds, fine congressional record and finally redemption but that is never the juicy part of the story. he was a democrat from arkansas, family of liberals, his father was a school superintendent who helped integrate the public school which is the first one in the state to teach black and white students, valedictorian of his high school and salutatorian in college, young wilbur went on to harvard law school and in 1939 at age 30 he ended up in washington, became an extremely powerful voice in washington and remained in congress nearly four decades from 1939 to 1977. 17 of those years were spent as chairman of the house ways and means committee. to this day no one has ever held the chai

and wilbur ross.get some final thoughts from you. >> if we are going to attack climate change, nuclear has to be part of the equation. and trade is a five letter word, not a four letter word. america needs to stay engaged in the world. vonnie: and he saw hamilton last night and thought it was amazing. david: mr. ross? >> venezuela will be a very interesting place for people to invest but they do need a change in management quite badly. venezuela should be a very wealthy and prosperous country and it was doing fine until it got overtaken by the communists. , cochair ofn kirk the clean and safe energy coalition, thank you very much. wilbur ross, we appreciate your time. coming up, we take a look at the struggling u.s. ipo market. it could be the busiest week of the year. and later, cisco chairman john chambers joins us to discuss his companies push into the emerging internet of things. ♪ consistently inconsistent. the s&p has alternated between daily gains and losses for seven straight russians. -- sess

joining us tonight, billionaire investor wilbur ross, chairman and coo of w.l., one of the leading private equity firms. good to have you with us. >> good to be on, lou. lou: the polls, it's impressive what he's done here, in basically a tie in florida, in pennsylvania and ohio. three battleground states. >> well, you know, in the primary, he got about as many votes in florida as she did, even though she only had bernie sanders against her and donald had at that point, i think three people against him. so his strength in florida is real. it's quite real. lou: you have decided to support some time ago, donald trump. >> correct. lou: going to turn to you about money. fund-raising for donald trump now, entering the general election phase. do you see a problem here in his ability to raise money? or do you believe people are going to get behind him and drive it? >> first of all, people can still give money for the primary because it's not over yet. you haven't had the convention, so they can still give him primary money, in addition to general election. i think he'll

>> what kind of a name is wilbur for a man?> alan young died yesterday according to a spokeswoman for the motion picture and television home. he was 96. he played wilbur post, the owner of mr. ed and the only person the horse spoke to. young was also a well known radio and tv comedian. >>> a man's vacation heads to a lawsuit. why he's heading to court after trying to find a place to stay in philadelphia. >>> food for thought? the major changes coming to food you buy in the grocery store. >>> and a puppy parade? >>> a philadelphia police officer who survived an ambush back in january was honored tonight. officer jesse hartnett received law enforcement purple heart award at tabernacle baptist church. one of six honors handed out. he was ambushed january 7th in west philadelphia. he was shot three times. his arm shattered. the alleged shooter edward archer is charged with attempted murder. >>> a virginia man feels he got the cold shoulder when he tried to find a nice place to stay on a visit to philadelphia. he tried to use the po

>> rose: he played wilbur post oon the sitcom "mr. ed." was chosen by producer george burns who said young looked like the sort of fella a horse would talk to. alan young was 96. a school custodian saves himself a tidy sum and steve hartman is nexnext. allergies with nasal congestion? find fast relief behind the counter with claritin-d. [ upbeat music ] strut past that aisle for the allergy relief that starts working in as little as 30 minutes and contains the best oral decongestant. live claritin clear, with claritin-d. does your mouth often feel dry? multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. so you don't have to stop., tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. th

next, offer and wilbur laurier university -- wilfrid laurier university professor darren talks about the john birch society, a conservative advocacy group organized in the late 1930's. y inan tv interviewed mullo providence, rhode island. this is about 10 minutes. >> what is the john birch society? prof. mulloy: the john birch society is a political organization formed in 1958 in indianapolis, and has headquarters in massachusetts. it was very prominent in the 1960's in particular. >> what was the purpose behind the society? prof. mulloy: they were an anti-communist organization. thatopposed and feared communism would subvert the united states. globally, they opposed collectivism of all times, so they were opposed to many manifestations of the welfare state. they opposed what they saw as excessive governmental appearance -- governmental interference in the economy. in foreign policy, they wanted the united states to take a more active role in trying to win the ind war, to defeat communism cuba, vietnam, those cons of places. >> who was john birch? prof. mulloy: he was an american mis

it's hard to not read about wilbur mills 1909 to 1992. much, when you do something like this and you do the research, you're always looking for the one factoid you've never heard before. you dig in you digging you digging when i get to the last line of this one, you will see what i found out. much of wilbur mills life is stamped with good deeds and fine congressional records and finally redemption, but those years are never the dishy part of the story. he's a democrat from arkansas from a family of liberals. his father was a school superintendent who helped to integrate the schools which was the first one in the state to teach both black and white students. valedictorian of his high school and salutatorian in college he then went on to harvard law school and at last in 1939 at age 30 he ended up in washington. he became an extremely powerful voice in washington and remained in congress for four decades from 1939 until 1977. seventeen years were seven. seventeen years were spent as a chairman of the house and needs committee. to this day n

on that day orville and wilbur wright laid the first brick on what would become the foundation for our industry. and people like charles lindbergh and jerry cobb and elon musk have been building on it ever since then. now, for the last four years you've studied all the greats who came before you, and you've learned from your own mentors here at vaughn college. and now it's time to make your own contributions to the great legacy of american aviation and american aerospace. but you won't just be defined by those contributions. one day it's going to be your turn to give back and to help cultivate a new crop of risk takers. i guarantee you, some bright kid someday is going to call you up for advice, and you may be too busy. you're going to wonder what you could possibly say to them that they would find useful. take that call anyway. because that conversation will have the potential to change someone's life. and that is how you build your legacy in this industry. by taking risks, by pursuing work that matters and to help the next generation do more than

have a very important guest, wilbur ross.is investments all around the world. havee: and we will chairman john chamber each in new york for the breakaway conference. jonathan: let's check out what's happening around the world.

wilbur ross may be a buyer of soured chinese loans soon.hey are hoping to clear some of their books and stoke the economy. he says it could be a good opportunity. : i'm getting very interested in china. the government has announced they are trying to develop a program to securitize the distressed loans there. withey do that transparency and reasonable be a goodhat will help for chinese strengths and create an opportunity for people like ourselves scarlet:. loans that chinese commercial banks have risen to the highest loan in 11 years. another big automaker choosing sides with right hailing apps. it will begin offering leases to uber drivers. staying with japan, the country's biggest brokerages slashing executive pay. top managers will have their pay cut by 18%. earnings in the fiscal year pledged 42%. back fromto pull european equities and reduce its u.s. stocks businesses. time now for a bloomberg quick take where we provide context and background on issues of interest. leavingocal economy is companies fighting for growth and some have tur

he is best known for playing wilbur post, the owner of mr. ed. they say he got the part when someone said he looked like the kind of guy a horse would talk to. he was a radio an tv comedian and was 96 years old. >>> change is coming to the way you shop and eat. >> the nutritional label overhaul that will impact nearly everything you get from the supermarket. >>> plus, why getting around this weekend could be more complicated than normal. >>> where in the u.s. snow is causing major problems tonight. thanks for coming today. i want each of you to grab a 2x8 and cut it. you'll have 2 saws to choose from. you all chose the best tool for the job. wouldn't it make sense to make the same choice, when it comes to your truck? this is the 2016 chevy silverado. nice. a good-looking pick-up. incredible. i love it. find your tag and get a total value of $9,000 on this silverado double cab all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> new video in to the newsroom tonight. an out-of-control blimp make an emergency landing in philadelphia this evening

neighbors tell us the 67-year-old wilbur whitaker called police this morning to get his daughter's boyfriend out of the house after a fight broke out. residents say they told leo hackett to leave but when he showed up again later in the morning, whitaker allegedly shot and killed him. residents tired of the crime in their neighborhood had planned a safety walk this evening just blocks from where today's murder took place. when word of the killing became known, the walk was moved to 21st street. anc commissioners joined together with residents to send out a message that they want to take their community back and they say residents must do their part. >> would like for us to try to work together. if you see something, don't be scared to call the police. call the police. take back your community. do not be scared to call the police. if you don't want to give your name, you can be anonymous, but call the police. >> neighborhood commissioners we worried about the spike in violence and urge residents to contact them with their concerns. >> a sad end to the search for a missing alexandria woman. a

. >>> "the hollywood reporter" says actor alan young, better known as wilbur -- >> wilbur! >> you working on that? he's passed. young hosted a variety show on cbs before landing the part of the straight man playing opposite a talking horse on the 1960s sitcom. young also voiced characters on the cartoon >> a horse is a horse, of course, of course, and no one can talk to a horse, of course, unless, of course, the horse is the famous mr. ed. >> i like that but the whole thing. >> thanks. >>> the "los angeles times" reports an 83-year-old illinois woman has tracked down her birth mother who was forced to give her up for adoption in 1933. 99-year-old eileen wagner could not believe her ears when the phone rang earlier this month and she heard the voice of her long-lost daughter. adoption advocates say this is the longest span of time between adoption and reconnection they have ever heard of. >> wouldn't you love to hear what they talked about? >> can't imagine the conversation. >>> "the defense news" reports the navy has taken ownership of a futuristic new warship and found jus

. >> reporter: it all made sense when history repeated itself with their new puppy wilbur suffering seizures after they saw him chewing on a sago palm. >> exact same symptoms. >> he googled it. >> the first thing i saw was poison control and emergency vet. >> veterinarian came in and says he has a 50/50 chance. he was in stage three liver failure. >> reporter: this time their dog survived. >> is this one of the most difficult things you guys have dealt with? >> easily. >> yeah. >> reporter: how do you explain that to someone? >> it's the worst. >> it's like losing a family member, a child. >> reporter: over the last ten years, the animal cruelty prevention organization says more than 1400 dogs have been pointed by the palms. 34 of them died. surprisingly we found no federal agency is responsible forewarning pet owners about this plant. that means it's at each store's discretion to let you know. we wanted to find out how often are sago palms sold without warning labels. we sent producers to stores across the country on the hunt for those labels. >> first thing you see, extremely poisonous to

wilbur, who god less him is alive at 95 -- richard -- was the same thing. it was the natural grace. i think poetry can sound like speech bewitched by song. that is when it is most effe effective. kay ryan, who was poet six or seven years ago, she is the same. her poems are short and meta physical and when she speaks them they unfold. i think she is quite wonderful to. those are just examples. >> i was thinking, so richard will -- before the time being, i think el bretto and benjamin said heck no. i want to talk about if there is a distinction. are lyrics a form of poetry and why haven't they declined like poetry? people know lyrics. >> there are a couple questions. for oden, he wrote for the time being which is one of the best poems of in the country. he called it the christmas orator but it was days long. he wrote a chorus and gave up. it is great poem and i am glad had it not been written english literature would have been a bad form. usually with cuts, and so, you know, the poetry was seen as a kind of dog role when it was out. but if you read them in italian, and romani who wrot

the 17-hour flight started yesterday in dayton, ohio, hometown of aviation pioneers orville and wilburght. the plane is on the round-the-world trip powered only by the sun. >>> whole foods has launched a newer, cheaper brand of its popular supermarkets aimed at millennials. the first location is now open in l.a. here's an inside look. >> reporter: this is 365 by whole foods. a smaller and more affordable version of its flagship stores. heather mccallum lives less than a mile away. >> this is my dream literally. like my friends, my husband was joking, he was like, i think you got more excited when you found out this was opening than like the day i proposed to you. >> reporter: whole foods has been struggling to keep up with competitors like trader joe's and is battling declining sales and falling stock prices. this new brand was built to court the hip and budget conscious millennial consumer. what are the biggest differences that we'll find here? >> sure. well, it looks different. it feels different. there's less products than at a whole foods market. we have more grab-and-go options. >

richard wilbur who god bless them is alive at 95 living up in massachusetts, the same thing, the kind of natural grace and when poetry can sound like speech bewitched by song that is when it is most effective. kay ryan who was poet laureate seven or eight years ago is the same way. her poems are very short. when she speaks th, they unfold. i think she is really quite wonderful too. those are just some examples. a lot of times even a good poet the poems don't quite come off the page. i would almost rather read them. >> second row. >> i was thinking originally -- benjamin britton said heck no. i was wondering if you could talk a little bit about whether there is a distinction, lyrics are a species of poetry and why have they not had the same decline that poetry has? people know lyrics. >> a couple questions you are asking, complicated questions. one of the great poems of the 20th century, for the time being, meditation on the incarnation and longevity, he called it a christmas auditorium. it was 100 pages long. it would take days, like a minimalist. one little chorus and just gave up. t

alan young also known as wilbur, the friends of the talking horse, mr.ough to talk to lady sue? >> three lessons from me, wilbur, and you will be growing a tail. >> the beloved 96-year-old actor passing away of natural causes in his california home. he was known for hosting the alan young show. he went on to be a voice actor portraying scrooge mcduck. those are your news headlines. >> thanks a million, anna. >> rick reichmuth standing by with a forecast outside. >> we have a nice crowd out here. do you want to kayak with us later on? >> sure, absolutely. >> you are going to race clayton. >> i can beat him. >> clayton, he knows you. hey, let's take a look at the weather maps as you are waking up this morning. here are your temps, 62 degrees for when clayton falls in the water in new york city. it's going to be warming up a lot. we have had this storm that we're dealing with across parts of the mid-atlantic. it's going to plague a lot of the area today. the preakness running this afternoon. it looks like it's going to be bit of a washout, unfortunately. do

he was known for wilbur post, the man who spoke with a talking horse in the sitcom "mr. ed." it is rumor he landed the role after someone said he looks like the kind of guy that a horse would talk to. i'm patricia stark. now back to "red eye." >>> a canadian woman was kicked out of her local gym for wearing a tank top -- a tank top -- hold on. >> it is a woman in a tank top in the d block. i told you tank tops, yoga pants, high heels, that's the lead. it is the most important story of the day. >> do you want me to change it? >> we are in the middle of the show. >> she is seen here and is wearing this outfit when she was told her appearance made other gym goers uncomfortable. i'm sure all of the men were upset. she insists she was not the only woman in a tank top that day and the gym's website features women in similar clothing. but movadi gym employees say it was rear chest size that was the the -- it was her chest size that was the problem. she said she was humiliated and says this is dress code discrimination. different bodies does not mean different rules. they stand by th

and by 205 2050 demographers prt that white's wilbur's majority status. and so this demographic transformation raises both hopes and fears. it raises hopes because immigrants continue to fill a vital economic role, and hence culture and diversity in our multiracial and multiethnic society. but at the same time the same old also engender fear among many individuals in the public. there is often discussions that immigrants are taking jobs away from nativeborn americans, leading to cultural demise or a loss of national identity as well as the fact that these immigrants have been talked about as overly relying on our welfare system. and to all of these affairs has the potential to lead to a backlash. and essentially been that is the main question that we posed in our book, is how is this transformation affecting u.s. politics? and we examined whether immigration is affecting core political decisions of white americans. white americans still make up the majority of the public. no important, they make up the majority of the voting public, and so it is especiall

. >> wilbur ross made the point.here is no sign the sanders is surrendering. >> as we look at what is happening, the idea of a third-party, as mike said last week, there is still this ninegnawing thing, mention your body, bill kristol, suicide watches on for romney, crystal, a few hard nose and seemingly disinterested in reality kinds of folks. what is the future they're? >> i don't knowi don't know that it looks very good for a third-party candidacy happening. trump has been putting together a lot of the leading republicans and a lot of the republicans who are not leading. i think he is in pretty good shape. i don't think it would make much sense for bernie sanders to run a separate independent campaign. the truth is they are not ideologically that far apart. i don't think it would make much sense. lou: hell, none of us do. he is out of his mind. mid- romney has gone someplace that is just beyond imagination. >> the fact is, he's running a great campaign but has generated strong opponents inside the republican party

francine: we had a great interview with the billionaire wilbur ross and was saying something that surprisedf our viewers. he's looking at chinese bad loans and he would be very interested in buying some of these distressed loans as long as there's transparency surrounding them. do you think they look attractive at this kind of level? >> i think recently some of the large commercial banks has already decided to issue some a.b.s. products in the market. from what i heard, some of them are selling 20 cents to 30 cents to the dollar. this kind of price is attractive. roughly the same as what the bad loans was priced at during the 1998 asian financial crisis and the dollar is also a reasonable discount to some who have tolerated the volatility. it's a situation in china for willing investors. francine: thanks very much for joining us. bocom's head of research. up next, a takeover for takata. the country is set to be in talks with potential buyers. more on that story next. francine: welcome back. >> lenovo focused profits they the alysts and average was 119 million. they struggle to revise the mo

troy: ultimately, i think wilbur is going to be worth a lot more than $62.5 billion.hen they do decide to go public, it's going to be one of the largest ipos in history. i definitely think we are just seeing the beginning of uber. emily: what about dropbox, which is employed that has been plagued by write-downs from mutual funds? how significant are they? they seem to be adding to negative sentiment. troy: they have a very smart team in place. drew is a fantastic founder, and i think they have an awesome product roadmap. i am bullish on the long-term with dropbox. emily: i want to talk about spotify. you were one of the first managers to embrace spotify, but the company still has challenges to overcome with many of the most prominent artists. how do those challenges play out for spotify? do you think they can overcome that? do you think they can succeed for the long haul? troy: i think they will get the biggest names. just projecting ahead, i think spotify will definitely win the music streaming race without a question. i think the revenue pot is growing exponentially

solar impulse 2 landed in dayton last night, the same place wilbur up.he plane doesn't use fuel, instead gets all of its energy from the sun. the solar impulse landed last night as we mentioned and the plane will make one more stop in the u.s. and then it heads to europe or africa. >>> developing in china this morning, take a look at what more than 18 inches of rain did in just ten hours to a city in south china. eight died, four ours are missing. nearly 65,000 people forced to evacuate after their home forecasters say the region could get another 5 inches of rain. wow, that is intense stuff. we aren't talking about that much rain, but we still have some to deal with. >> we have gotten a nice soaking, but nicer days are ahead, right, tom? >> yes, look forward to that. right now just a few sprinkles, a little bit of patchy drizzle. pavemenis all wet. yesterday we had multiple spinout accidents just because of wet pavement, people exceeding their speeds. so watch out if you plan on drooifing. just reduce your speed as we have wet pavement all around. don't

police arrested 67-year-old wilbur whitaker and charged him with second-degree murder. he's accused of shooting leo hackett on saturday morning. hackett was taken to the hospital where he later died. police say they arrested whitaker shortly after that crime. >>> transit police investigating a stabbing at the fagallery pla station yesterday. a man was stabbed on the platform, he is expected to survive, but they say he is not cooperating with deek difference detectives. mark marc or amtrak. track work will force schedule changes. marc penn line, a number of southbound trains will leave baltimore 3 to 5 minutes earlier than usual. amtrak train 151 will depart five minutes later than scheduled. most northbound marc trains will leave union station from 1 to 5 minutes earlier and northbound amtrak oig acela trains will leave union station 5 minutes before the hour instead of on the hour. we'll have a link to all the changes in our nbc washington app. >>> it's 9:36. breaking news, a csx train derails in northeast d.c. ten cars off of the tracks at road d hode island avenue. i

wilbur sort of hopes it won't get categorized the same way facebook and other countries are.ly: as someone who has run a private company, do you think didi should go public in 2017 or as soon as that, or should they continue to raise money? cyriac: i think it depends on their international plans, whether they only want to focus on china, or whether there are other markets. it also depends on, at some point, what is the financing need? they are supposedly burning, both of them, uber and didi, $1 billion a year. cyriac: they are both burning a lot of money. that is just in china for uber. uber is probably approaching or going above $2 billion last year in losses. they are losing a lot of money. for uber, it is more than just china. emily: you are going to continue to discuss your trip to china with us after the break. eric newcomer, thanks so much. up next, after three weeks, a grilling 24 chinese start-ups. cyriac is back on the city that could steal silicon valley's reputation as tech hub. ♪ emily: on today's funding board, asia's biggest internet company tensen is likely to

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young is best known for playing wilbur post, the owner of mr. ed. i watched this every night.dgen natures of the series say young got the part when someone said he looked like the kind of guy that a horse would talk to. young was also a radio and tv comedian and he was 96 years old. >>> it is a rainy pattern. a lot of us would like a break from. we're tired of it. right? >> we would. >> storm team 4 track itting how long showers will stick around and when you'll be able to break out the grill. >> right. it's almost in every kitchen. the changes the government says will help your family eat healthier when it comes to food. stay tuned. >> announcer: and now your storm team 4 forecast. >>> a soggy saturday morning. we've got steady light rain falling in the immediate metro area. that's a close-up view of radar. the area in the yellow, coming down harder in fauquier, and into charles county advancing off to the north and east coming into prince william, loudon, fairfax and the district within the hour ahead. a look the a hour-by-hour timing after that is coming up in about five mi

our friend wilbur ross, it looks like he will start donating. he was a jeb bush backer. donald trump will need $1.5 billion. what do you think of the fact that these gop establishment types are beginning to see the light? >> i'm grateful that they have chosen to get on the bandwagon with all of us and make america great again. they can't disagree with him on too many things. he wants to bring the economy back, he will be a job creator. those things are important to everybody on all walks of life. on both sides of the aisle. those are the issues. charles: governor brewer, a lot of people rooting for you for the vp list. coming up donald trump says he is the right candidate to take on isis, terrorism and then there is the question about money. it looks like the elites are starting to pony up some big-time money. we'll talk about it when we come back. >> i don't know how busy your schedule is, but i would think as the chairman of the national republican association and you have got your nominee in town you could make time to go see him. i have got relatives in new mexico an

young is best known for playing wilbur post, the owner of "mr. ed."inators of the series say young got the part when someone said he looked like the kind of guy that a horse would talk to. young was also a radio and tv comedian and he was 96 years old. >> all right. it's a rainy pattern. a lot of us would like a break from. got the wipers on the camera. storm team 4 tracking how long showers will stick around, and when you'll be able to break out the grill. >>> and it's on almost every product in your kitchen. the changes the government sa will help your family eat healthier. we'lshow you what to look l fo morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment >>> the 17th day this month we've had miserable rain in the metro area. right now storm team 4 radar showing most of it is tracking east of our area. the area in yellow and orange, heaviest around the bay now moving off to the north and east. right around the immediate metro area. sprinkles irnd a the region now. got 80, on the seven-day hit 80 is coming

. >> reporter: police, the mayor, educators and the faith-based community came together in the wilbur neighborhood to ask the community for help. >> i'm asking trenton's parents to join with me to do everything within their power to be involved in the lives of their children and family. >> i am begging you to be a part of our community policing initiative. >> reporter: trenton is working to rid itself of a no-snitch attitude. on paper, crime appears to be improving. trenton's homicide rate in 2014 was 36, falling to 23 murders in 2015, and this year to date, six. a surge in violent crime, including the murder of a 16-year-old girl, has business owners asking patrons to remove their hoods. >> they live in the streets. >> reporter: life-long resident and willie ellis aren't convinced community policing will make any difference. >> i don't see anything being done as far as with the police. >> reporter: while the recent fear has shaken the city's sanity. >> tested our faith but not our resolve. >> reporter: police and city leaders are promising to do their part. >> every individual office

. >>> well, actor alan young, who played wilbur on the '60s comedy "mr.as died. [ laughter ] >> that's the smartest horse i ever saw! >> he's not so smart. he forgot to touch second base. [ laughter ] >> the popular show aired from 1961 to 1965. young was also a successful voice actor, voicing scrooge mcduck from "duck tales." young died of natural causes at 96 years old. >>> it's being called a weekend of action for bernie sanders supporters. we'll tell you what's going to happen today in the bay area, as his california campaign officially kicks off. >> and racing for a very good cause. coming up, we'll take a live look at stage 7 of the amgen tour as cyclists get ready to roll through the city of santa rosa. . >> looks dry at least so far. we do have scattered showers falling over portions of the bay area. we'll check in on the radar, show you what you can expect for your saturday, coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ . >>> here's a look at top stories this morning. a fire burned several businesses in east oakland overnight, sending huge flames

neil: wilbur ross was telling lou a half-hour ago, i could see a frustrated bernie sanders bolting andning as an independent. >> he said it on "meet the press" that he would do everything he could to make sure donald trump is not elected president. you see the economic issues happening there, but we know how much worse it would be if you get donald trump in there and he's following the same old republican plan of cutting taxes for people at the very top. neil: it hasn't worked like a charm with your strategy. >> that's why there is so much chaos in the republican party. neil: i talked to jane sanders and she had a chaotic tone. >> i would rather be us than them meeting with mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. neil: i have no horse in this race, but if you look at these polls, you guys probably thought you would run roughshod over, now he's very competitive in three battleground state. >> we are taking nothing for granted. we can't take it for granted. we'll make sure we are competing he single day between now and november 8. neil: what should hillary clinton do at the convention beside put

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