so stand by, ryan young. if you're just tuning in, everyone, we're just about 15 minutes to the top of the hour, so this curfew has been in effect for 45 minutes now. about 45 minutes. mandatory curfew happening on the streets of baltimore every night for the fifth night now. and so the interesting thing is, what happens next, now what? how many teem apeople are still there? if this is the bulk of it, or if there's more to come here. you know, it's interesting to me that this is happening, because you have the right to be out on the streets, right? or you can be out on the street, but then also, you shouldn't complain about being arrested if you're going to defy the curfew. >> well, you have a right to be on the street, but if there's a regulation or policy in effect for the safety of the community -- >> don't be surprised if you get arrested. >> then it becomes a problem. the bigger picture is at tthe sy of the community the safety of the officers. >> we'll check in with our correspondents in baltimore on th

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congressman ryan talked about trade. what he hasn't talked about is the traps that will cost us jobs. they won't generate jobs. that is a conversation i think we have short term solutions to long term problems. >> dealing with the issue of concentrated poverty. many of us grew up poor. we have stories we were not people of means, we struggled through, that's because of the difference between being poor and living in concentrated poverty what we call these distressed neighborhoods. we brought this lawsuit we were able to show the affect on children of living in what they call distressed neighborhoods. not just that some people are poor it's that everyone is poor. it's that there are no jobs the infrastructure, the concentration. we look at what the federal government can do or local government or local business can do we have to begin talk highway you break up the concentration of poverty that has such a deleterious affect on children. i frankly haven't heard any ambitious proposals that suggest how we do that. i return t

ryan's son jeremy is gone. and it makes me fear for sarah. >> hi. >> the last time we saw her we gave her a videocamera. >> so, i just took a nap. i'm tired. i had -- i stayed up all night last night. >> so she could do some filming of her life on her own terms. >> oh, god. my roommate's messy. you can't ever clean up. money. mine. [ laughter ] >> today she's meeting me to hand off the footage. >> hey, sarah. >> hi. >> how are you doing? >> good. how are you? >> good. were you able to shoot anything? >> yes. actually, i did. it's been kind of fun. >> what's been going on with you? >> just roommate drama. >> really? >> yeah. >> i can't imagine what that's like to just kind of not know where you're going to stay from, like, week to week. >> it's tough. there's been points where i've just had it. calling my parents, begging them just to help, but i just kind of have to suck it up and deal with it on my own, you know? >> do you like your life? >> no. i'm not happy at all. at all. >> people say that addicts, they ha

first the bank ryan -- francine: ryan joins us. ryan: what is quite extraordinary there is you year vladimir potanin talking about what is next after vladimir putin. what is clear from the interview is his a big supporter of vladimir putin. it might be surprising and would be surprising if he said anything different. as they just played hockey together earlier this month. he said russians are firmly behind vladimir putin. and i think to a certain extent vladimir putin's foreign policy which he said was exactly why the sanctions against russia imposed on brushes actions in the ukraine were a mistake. all it does is alienate the entire russian population. vladimir potanin: people are making a huge mistake trying to push russia and our limits. from america and europe. it is a big mistake. we are mentally europeans and we want to be part of europe and that civilized world. and have our own intelligence and on interest etc. it is a big mistake to push us. we are friends not for pupils in a class. ryan: pupils in of the class make me thi

>> reporter: 16-year-old ryan traynor trains teenagers on money matters like how to take out a loan. >> what were the conditions for you to allow so you could borrow the item? >> i had his watch as collateral for my english notebook: >> reporter: ryan leads his money smarts class twice a month at the redwood city library. every year he teaches 1300 students what his parents taught him. >> if you ask, like, half the kids in america, like, what a credit score was, they would be, like, what? i don't know what that means. >> reporter: but to understand how much he does for his community, just look at the back room at his family's san mateo county home. ryan designs and teaches free hands on "stem" classes at the redwood city library for low income students, hosts board game days and gives donated games to local shelters. he has recruited dozens of volunteers but he himself got hooked on community service when he read to preschoolers to earn a boy scout merit badge. after reading to the kids he gave each of them a new book that was donated to the library. it was at that time that he reali

ryan chilcote joins us now. ryan: the country is macedonia. the story in a nutshell is we've had a good amount of unrest over the last month. over the last week, we've seen protests, violence that preceded that, a lot of turmoil. the russians say what is going on in macedonia is the west trying to foment a revolution. because the government, the prime minister in macedonia, is for, among other things, a pipeline. this is something i discussed yesterday with russia's ambassador to the eu. >> the pattern of events and the pattern of statements coming from both the opposition inside the country and those from neighboring countries, and those from other countries further outside, they create a picture which is quite sinister, and quite resembleant of what happened in ukraine last year or in a number of other countries who became the venues for so-called revolutions. i can admit that macedonia is not void of corruption. that is probably in the the case. but this doesn't make the country unique in the balkans, or in the broader geographical context.

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any details ryan? ryan: from downing street, we understand the prime minister will go to buckingham palace to see the queen at 12:30. that is where he will assert his right to form a government in the country. it is a symbolic step in the process of forming a government. he has been here at 10 downing street for about an hour now. his arrival at 10 downing street, where he lives, but had not been throughout the night is in itself symbolic. if you are at 10 downing street that means you are prime minister. he is reasserting he is prime minister. so far the conservatives have avoided acting triumphantly and rubbing this in anyone's face as they wait for the boat -- vote to be counted. nonetheless, they are very confident and happy. the forecast are that the conservatives may get a majority government, more than half of the seats in parliament. that is something some members of the conservative party would tell you, i told you so, the reality is not even they saw it coming. david cameron is going to bucki

ryan: that is not the only good news. when you talk about nickel, you were talking about stainless steel manufacturing. but increasingly, it is being used in the automotive sector particularly in batteries. the likes of tesla, hybrid electric cars are creating this outside demand for nickel. high-grade nickel, at that with the biggest premium. of premium of almost double the price, just because it is a high-grade stuff that you need for batteries. that could be a driver of growth. leaving geography and china aside, globally. manus: are looking at the dollar-ruble chart. almost 70 rubles to the dollar -- that is improved. last year was the worst performing currency. how does that play into the numbers? ryan: here is the surprise -- the ruble was the world's worst performing currency last year and it is the best-performing currency so far this year. but it is still down year to date by 30%. what does that mean for a commodity like nickel? well, their costs are in rubles. their costs are 30% lower generally speaking, then th

this is referring to the ryan gosling mean to end all ryan gosling mean, surpassing all the hey girls. paul gosling, remember this? this is ryan gosling eating cereals. these are six-second looping videos and the title just about explains it all. just a spoonful of cereals slowly inching thwart gosling's beautiful face on a television screen. the idea came to him while watching the film drive and eating cereal. a simple concept but the results are simply amazing. >> yes, it was ryan gosling won't eat his cereal. that was simply put a sensation. its creator scottish film measure ryan mchenry. he said the idea came to him very naturally, quoting mchenry. i was watching drive and eating cereal one day and it looked like ryan gosling was staring at my cereal. gosling referred to it in interviews. we were so fond of it, i put out my own version. but on monday, ryan mchenry died way too young from bone cancer. he was 27 years old. in honor of him, people began taking to twitter. we should all eat a bowl of ceiling in honor of ryan mchenry. ryan gosling paid tribute by eating his very own ce

ryan live in foxborough tonight. and ryan, we understand an appeal is imminent. how does it work? >> reporter: david, if he appeals, the nfl should hold a hearing within ten days after they receive that appeal. either in front of someone commissioner roger goodell designates or the commissioner himself. and if that happens, it could pit the nfl's leader against one of its biggest stars. david? >> ryan smith on this story again tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the dangerous flash flooding in the heartland. millions of families reeling after those deadly storms. the drenching rains. this man pulled from the floodwaters in sanger texas, in the last 24 hours. and look at this. a massive sinkhole in grandbury, texas, tonight. there are new storms powering up now. more rain on the way. meteorologist rob marciano with the track, he's standing by. but first, abc's ryan owens with the new images coming in tonight. >> reporter: large parts of the lone star state tonight are flooded. the water stretching for miles in this town south of dallas. with more rain in the fo

the latest on the recovery coming up. >> good morning, i'm ryan takeo. the warriors' game is over in houston but some fans are still stuck in the arena. we'll tell you just how many are riding out the storm there ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and we're taking a live look at some of the sustains in texas -- scenes in texas, this is houston, texas where mother nature has just wreaked havoc the past several days and flooding lots of rain and more on its way. and it caused a little trouble for rocket fans too. more on that coming up in just a moment. >> good morning everyone, it is tuesday, may 26th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00. heavy rain and flooding forced hundreds of fans to hunker down inside houston's toyota center hours after last night's game ended with the warriors and rockets. >> the people don't have any idea when they'll be able to go home and that's because the emergency declarations in the houston region and beyond are still in effect. >> let's check in with ryan takeo, he joins us and ryan, this is all coming after the warriors'

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kpix 5's ryan takeo is on the platform at the montgomery street station with all of the fallout, ryan. >> reporter: it's busy. we'll show you the dublin- pleasanton-bound train folks getting in here. some others waiting on the platform for other east bay bound trains. some say were were expecting more of a mess when they got here. still trains are getting packed here. not in this one but other ones especially going to pittsburg- bay point. they have been packed. now, they were single-tracking trains starting here at the montgomery street bart station. repair work wrapped up around 4 p.m. some commuters are glad things are moving along, but many are tired of the infrastructure issue. >> it's only been a month but already it's old. >> takes me two hours to get to work if i was driving so i will wait another 15, 20 minutes for bart if that's what i need do. >> reporter: no doubt some are probably scared off by the delays. they have been getting bart alerts all day but many were glad that this is all wrapped up before 4:00. and we're surprised that there's not even more of a crowd here bu

kpix5's ryan takeo is in walnut creek where they fix aid water line. ryan? >> reporter: and overnight, there was even aanother aftershock. so the ninth earthquake in 24 hours. a 1.6 four miles from here in downtown concord happened before 2:00 this morning. we are in walnut creek over on north main and geary. you can see the patch work there by road crews overnight. the engineers think the leaking water line that happened over here could have ruptured ruptured because of the shaking. the strongest quake yesterday, a 3.2016 at about 3:00 in the afternoon -- a 3.6 at about 3:00 in the afternoon. thousands of people reported feeling that to the usgs. it was in concord on the the concord green valley fault. it doesn't get headlines like the san andreas fault. but the usgs warns that the concord fault is very active. those downtown say the tremors were short but did pack a punch. >> i was on the sofa. and it was shifting forward and backwards. >> the whole wall wasn't like this. and my mom -- went like this. and my mom and i thought somebody hit the house. >> rep

ryan thanks so much for making time, bringing your lovely wife out here. why is this important to you as a cause? you've ben involved for two years with philabundance. >> margaret and myself really, really like to help people. and hunger is a big problem. and so fill a buns dan tremendous organization that we really appreciate. and what they've provide to the delaware valley, tremendous and for us to just to create awareness and help out in that process we're proud of that. and so, to help other people is the biggest part of things. >> when ryan told you he wanted to get involved in this project few years ago what was your ring? >> i think i told ryan i wanted to get involved in philabundance actually. >> sounds like my wife. >> yes, the other way around, i am passionate about feeding people and the hunger, real a passion of our, has been for the last years and years we've always done something. >> and years and years and years ago you were such a star with the cubs, were you guys involved with similar program in chicago? >> always doing something to feed

>> ryan smith on this story again tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the dangerous flash flooding in the heartland. millions of families reeling after those deadly storms. the drenching rains. this man pulled from the flood waters in sanger texas, in the last 24 hours. and look at this. a has civil sink hole in grand bury texas, tonight. there are new storms powering up. more rain on the way. meteorologist rob marciano with the track, he's standing by. but first, abc's ryan owens with the new images coming in tonight. >> reporter: large parts of the lone star state tonight are flooded. the water stretching for miles in this town south of dallas. with more rain in the forecast there's concern these choppers may soon be back in the air. these teenagers tweeting from their submerged truck. the ground in this state is so saturated, this cliff south of ft. worth collapsed into the lake below. >> hey! hey! >> reporter: and this being texas, it's not just people who need to be rescued. a family of cowboys had to

harper gets a big hug from the last guy, ryan zimmerman. and gets that curtain call. harper at 22 the youngest player since 1969 to hit three home runs in a game. nats win it 7-5. >>> one score not as easy to listen to 5-1 mets over the birds. >> oh, my. >> g >>> there was a spring video showcase presenting the projects that students have worked on this year. tapes, video, films. i had the honor of serving as the guest ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kerry washington

especially ryan williams. few weeks ago i showed you a video of ryan throwing down a triple back flip on his scooter. we're all quite impressed. what he's about to do right now -- >> now, just recently ryan has another first. watch what he does this time. >> one, two, three! >> holy -- >> oh, wow! >> how many? how many was that? >> that is a 1080 front flip. if wruf never seen something like that before it's because nobody has ever done it. kids just can't stop. watch from ryan's point of view. i don't know how you keep your wits about you at all. like you're in a blender and somehow he puts it down on those wheels. >> incredible developing tricks. what we showed you a couple of weeks ago, i'm expecting in a month to see him do that. >> this is -- kids all over the world are going to want them. >> lot of people saying the only guy out there that can truly mac a scooter look cool. >> they say cute is as cute does. and this little boy does cute and, boy, is he cute. >> falling asleep in the car seat while trying

ryan howard hot hitting continues as well. rips the ball off the right field wall. that will be a double for ryan. freddie galvis scores on this one and it's two to nothing phils. this is a good sight to see. chase utley with a single to center. breaking out of that slump and three to nothing phillies and then the rains come and the phillies had a one hour and 50 minute rain delay. eighth inning the phillies this 17 to five. >> day baseball braves visiting marlins. carlos san ton crush that is homer. dead centerfield. travels about 475 feet and check out this fan catches the ball with one hand amazing hit amazing catch. that hasn't has to be hurting the braves within five to three. >> bad news for the soul on the road tonight in jacksonville. they lost their first game of the season 55-47. >> and they're into the trench in the slop at pimlico and american farrow has pulled away to a 2.5 length lead over dividing rod and huge long shot is making a move on the far outside but american farrow is all by his sell. they come to the wire and american for row and victor esp

ryan with us now. and ryan, i want to take our viewers at home back to this moment that played out just late last week. tom brady arriving at salem state university there for a speaking engagement to applause, people taking photographs. new england fans feel very strongly he's been singled out here. brady's own father calling this framegate. but ryan, the nfl late today making it clear, they needed to send a statement here. >> reporter: right. the nfl saying this is a matter of integrity and the playing rules exist for a reason. he broke those rules and he's been penalized. >> you heard the fans and many analysts say there are a lot of quarterbacks that know the footballs are manipulated in some way. >> reporter: it's a good point. but they have to be manipulated within the rules. they say, he went outside of those rules and he faces the ultimate price. >> and the debate starts tonight whether this was too little or too much this punishment. >> reporter: that's right. for the nfl, it's not just about i

a few months later, congress passed the ryan white care act, c.a.r.e. stood for comprehensive aids resources emergency act. when elton john remembered his time with ryan white today, he used a word we've never heard before in a senate hearing. >> it was right white who pointed out to me that my life was completely disordered. i was a drug addict. i was self-obsessed [ bleep ]. excuse me. and ryan white and his experience turned my life around because of a young boy who had aids. he was a hemophiliac, he was treated very badly by people who were ignorant and knew better and he never got angry about it and he forgave. >> elton john gave credit where credit is due today to a congress that is generally known for doing nothing. he said congress changed the course of the aids epidemic for all of humanity and in the final words of his prepared statement, elton john reminded congress that there was still more to do and it's within their power to do it. >> mr. chairman, this is the most powerful legislative body in the world and this congress, indeed, has the po

i think they'll do it ryan. as he mentioned that severe weather in texas has people dealing with record-breaking rain and floods. omar villafranca reports from texas where a dozen people are missing after their home was swept away by flood waters. >> reporter: severe storms moved through texas for the third straight day. up to six inches of rain fell in houston submerging roads and prompting authorities to declare a flash flood emergency. in hayes county, the swollen blanco river wiped out more than 1,000 homes. including one where two families had gathered for the holiday weekend. 12 people who were inside the house are missing. >> to observe firsthand what the devastation looks like. you cannot candy coat it. it's absolutely massive. >> reporter: teams here in women berry will transition today from a search to a recovery mission. meaning that no more survivors are expected to be found in the flood debris. in austin, fast moving creeks took over city streets in the downtown area. flooding businesses and trappin

abc's ryan owens from oklahoma tonight. >> reporter: good evening, david. i want to show you this house. it's one about 50 in this area with severe damage. this place is a total loss. but the family that lives here they are safe and sound tonight, and here's why. they rode out the storm in this underground shelter. >> tornado is on the ground. you can see the winds beginning to pick up. >> wow! >> reporter: as tornadoes bear down on communities near oklahoma city josh longest grabs his wife and three kids and heads to this underground shelter that tonight still has water inside. >> the rain was just coming in, filling up really fast. it's cold the kids were freaking out. i was scared. >> reporter: his family huddles in here for two hours as the storm destroys the home just above them. >> i was letting them know it's going to be okay we're protected. >> reporter: here's the new view from his master bedroom. but at least his family made it out alive. a 42-year-old oklahoma city woman drowned, trapped in her storm shelter. this area got more than seven inches

mark barton, ryan chilcote thank you very much. the greeks are set to steal the stage in dresden as the g7 convenes. we are in athens with all the details. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back to "on the move are co-i'm jonathan ferro joining you live from london. let's bring you up to speed with some of the top stories. british airways owner iag has received backing from the irish government to proceed with its 1.4 billion euro takeover of aer lingus. the stocks are both higher this morning. stanley fischer said policymakers will consider global growth as they begin to raise interest rates. the federal reserve vice chairman said the world economy may falter. according to a spokesperson in washington dc, federal reserve chairman janet yellen plans to skip this year's gathering of economists and policymakers. the topic is dynamics in monetary policy. a spokesperson said she will participate from time to time in the future. finance ministers and central bank chiefs of the g7 nations to send unprecedented a. -- descendent on dr

that's where we find ryan chilcote as well. walk us through the rest of the day from david cameron's perspective. ryan: the british prime minister will head to buckingham palace. that is where he will meet the queen. that kicks off the prime minister's job of forming a new government. if polls are right it will be a majority government. it will be a conservative government. thereafter, very important -- you heard from the prime minister, talking about the eu referendum. the biggest challenge is to prepare the u.k. for a referendum. this is something that david cameron probably didn't want to do, but proposed having as a response to some of the more nationalistic sentiments in the country leading up to the election. he first will go to brussels, no doubt, and say, we need to renegotiate our relationship with you. you need to give us a very good deal. we are going to have a referendum as he reiterated, by the end of 2017. i need to go back to my electorate with some concessions whereby they are comfortable staying within the eu.

ryan to the rescue. my goodness we're talking about a walkoff. >> that was awesome. >> jamie foxx is my guest tonight and a performance from jamie foxx and it's a great ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> boy are we loving us some nats. >> oh, yeah. red hot nats. yanks in first place tonight. everyone wants to see bryce harper everyone at the park perfect night for baseball. nine years ago ryan sairmman hit his first career walkoff on father's day against the yankees and ryan to the rescue tonight against new york. guess who started it off though? bris harper national player of the year. bottom one, harper knocks this one to right center just exactly over the fence and exactly what the fans came to see. nats up 2-0. yankees on top, 4-2 and mark teixeira at the plate. two-run shot for him. 12th of the season for him. yanks up 6-1. not happy there. bottom six. notice within one and with a 3 barb 0 county takes a shot. this game went to extras. bottom extra. ryan zimmerman facing andrew miller. this guy hasn't given up a run s

. >> and ryan, what's the main concern surrounding that concord fault? >> reporter: the population. 20,000 people in concord, and it runs through concord to the east bay just north of vacaville. live in walnut creek, ryan takao takao. >> thank you. >>> baldwin hills after 4:00 a.m., shaking was captured on the camera of this 7-eleven. >>> it is a good time to be a warriors fan! espn reports that curry will be named the nba's most valuable player today. >> curry steps back. bam! 20-point game! >> and that is why. yesterday in oakland, curry helped the warriors to an 101- 86 victory. we'll have highlights in just a few minutes in your morning sports report. but, hey, good for steph curry. >> we went to the flight in vegas and made sure we got back just in time to watch that game. i mean, that guy is amazing. >> we tried to do that. >> you didn't make it, though! >> i was running 100 miles for diabetes. we started at 7:00 in the morning. it was a little later like 1:30, but, still, yeah. >> you listened to it. >> yeah, we listened to it in the car on the wa

ryan: exactly. i be that will continue. what that helped the share price was the devaluation of the ruble. it was the worst currency last year and is the best this year despite the fact that the central bank is meaning to push down -- is intervening to push down the ruble. their costs are in rubles and they sell metal in dollars. the fundamentals are important. nickel prices are rising. part of that is chinese demand. part of that is tesla, electric cars, they need high greed -- high-grade nickel. you and i are always talking about oil and what is going on with the oil price. you have to ask, what is the correlation between something like nickel, oil, palladium and platinum. >> i think that consumption of nickel is more connected with the general growth in the world economy. if the oil price is suitable for general growth, it means it is good for consumption of nickel. if the world gdp is declining or not developing, that is bad fort nickel -- bad for nickel. the higher gasoline and diesel is theoretically as less cars peop

for years, and manage ryan mchenry made many video saying that ryan gosling does not eat cereal. ryan mchenry died on sunday, and when ryan gosling heard the news, he posted that video of himself eating cereal as a tribute. alison: let's talk about the weather. it really does feel like summer out there. doug: the rain is starting to come down all or good reason. there are areas of showers we have been watching for the past couple of hours. you can see just across fairfax that is another area of heavier rain. that will cross over into western charles county. this is holding on to the tender ds far as the heavy lightning in the slowly moving off to the east. that is what we are keeping an eye on here. there is a second line back to the west and that will pretty much washout. we will watch this first line as it makes its way south and east of the area and it will be our story tonight, and tomorrow we can do it all over again. 81 right now in dulles manassas, the district and will are with rock to the west. -- with cooler weather off to the west. tomorrow we do it all over again, par

lou: actually, ryan. i think the third time you've said that. >> because you're not letting me get a sentence out. lou: you continue with sentences that are irrelevant to the questions i'm asking. that's very gracious of you. i don't know what broadcast you appear on. but typically on this broadcast we ask that our guests answer the questions of the host. so let's try this again. what is there unique to the somalis in this country that makes them susceptible to radicalization is there. >> lack of integration is the general consensus. they're taking themselves out of the society. when you're in that bubble it's when radicalism can gain a lot of ground. because there's a natural confidence that comes between the freedoms that you've been saying that are so important. i agree with you. and radical islam. lou: that's awfully good of you to agree with me. >> i've been agreeing with you the whole time. i don't mean to be rude. lou: that's okay. that is acceptable. the fact of the matter is that we have two peop

ryan takeo explains it's a two fer tonight. a play-off game and a little bit of history too. >> reporter: we are here inside an empt oracle arena. before the game against the grizzlies a pre-game ceremony will give steph curry his mvp award he was given yesterday. he will hoist the trophy here before the game and yesterday, he thanked his father in an emotional moment at a press conference. >> pops, you're the example of what a true professional is on and off the court. you -- i remember a lot of your career, um, and to be able to follow in your footsteps, it, um, it means a lot to me. >> reporter: it's only the second time a warriors player has won the league mvp award the other winner wilt chamberlain when the team was in philadelphia. the warriors's 6 7 season wins hit a franchise record. they are looking to win their 22nd straight home game tonight. at oracle arena ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> no word if the point guard for the grizzlies will play. doubtful but we'll see. he had a facial fracture. >>> nutrition first the latest t

ryan chilcote is here. charles: the answer is -- ryan: the answer is a resounding yes for now. have already and mercedes nipping at bmw -- you have audi and mercedes nipping at bmw's heels. they reassured investors with a beat today. they made morning then and fosters -- more money than investors thought they would make. two things going on, europe and the united states -- the x5s5 did really well, made in south carolina for the u.s. market. it also shields them from the problems of the euro. also important things -- they are sticking to it. pretax sales growth is going to be between 5% and tending percent. they did say sales growth in the first quarter was 5.1%. you can't get too much closer to the lower end of that range, can you? they did say they're operating margin is 9.5%. their target is between 8% and 10%. they are much closer to the top end of the range. this is going to be reassuring for a lot of investors who were put off, sort of had their nerves rattled when the ceo recently was talking about slowing growth in china, which is a big issue not just for bmw but perhap

ryan: that's a very good point. i'm sure the political opposition in russia, which has been weakened to the point that it is almost nonexistent, i'm sure they will be happy to hear vladimir potanin's words. i would suspect that he will be asked to interpret what he meant. i know the "ft" went to him after the interview with the interview in hand. i doubt he will say that means he is calling for more democracy . but certainly there is a deficit of choices when it comes to successes for vladimir putin. after scoring six or eight goals at the age of 67, doesn't look like vladimir putin is heading anywhere anytime soon. ryan chilcote, with an exclusive interview with vladimir potanin russia' is richest man. stephanie: from one dollar to almost $300 million. what top executives made last year, and why the numbers keep getting bigger. we have that next. ♪ ♪ stephanie: welcome back to "market makers." there are two votes on executive pay today. at j.p. morgan's annual meeting shareholders will weigh in on pay packages.

ryan: they are back. we spend a lot of time on all of the shows talking about how $60 per barrel was going to kill them. they spent 10 months cost-cutting. there was this one guy, this big russian oil executive, who said that the strongest ones will be back. he said this will be the cleanup of dot com. it appears to be that way. we were talking to the outgoing ceo of occidental petroleum. he was saying, we are in a much better position now than we anticipated we would be six months ago. their production growth targets were revised yesterday to 14%. there are a whole slew of shale producers ready to get back into the game. the danger is that as they get back into the game they create another glut and the price goes down. guy: the marginal cost of production keeps going down. so they can keep competing. a lower lid on the price. ryan: yes, i think there is something to that. what we have ignored so far is opec or at least saudi arabia, gets a vote -- and they are pumping away. they are pumping away. they ar

ryan takeo is in alameda outside a barbershop who is now found safe with his two children and dog. >>> reporter: there's a lot of concern over the last couple of days from coworkers and customer here at this barbershop who knew the he could other than. that father and -- co-owner. that father and his two children were supposed to be back from camping tuesday night. but instead, they got stuck in the sierra for two days until that helicopter found them last night in a remote part of the sierra. at about 8 p.m., the crew spotted 41-year-old nicholas vlahos his 5-year-old son and 3- year-old daughter attempting to hike out of the wilderness. later they appeared to be okay in the back of an ambulance. overnight a deputy told us what happened when the family was off roading. >> the conditions were pretty muddy so they slid off the embankment a little ways and then the father had a winch on his truck to get that to get the truck back on the road but had problem after problem. >> reporter: what helped, vlahos did have plenty of food and water with him to help the family survive in the wilder

and kpix 5's ryan takeo joins us now and ryan, this all comes after warrior fans actually got a big scare during the game. >> reporter: yeah that's right they lost the game almost lost mvp steph curry. that's because he facebook a scary fall -- took a scary fall. he was diagnosed it as a contusion not a concussion. and that is shocking when you see this video. the mvp took a fall in the second quarter. he went for a pump fake and came crashing down on his back and hit his head too it looked like. but there he is, coming back into the game in the second half after he passed a series of concussion tests. much to the excitement of these fans in oakland. the mvp says he is a-ok but in the air, he was worried. >> it's a bad feeling. because you -- trying to make a play on the ball thinking he was going up for a layup and you know, once you see -- the situation changes immediately in the air. got no control over yourself. and it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: yeah could have been a lot worse and it looked like he was going to be out for the game possibly even longer and warriors don'

cnn's ryan young at the baltimore police department, ryan? >> reporter: yes, don. >> give us the reaction to the press conference. >> reporter: well we've been standing here since the commissioner left. honestly, i can tell you since we arrived at the rally today, everyone was talking about the idea of hoping this curfew would come to an end. it's interesting you brought up the fight because a lot of people talked about the fight. business owners we talked to were talking about opening for business and charge people to come in to watch the fight. i know people who have been rallying and doing this stuff, but it seems like people want a release of some sort to get out for a few hours. i've talked to several people who say they're not going to obey the curfew and go out on their own because they really want to get out and enjoy their saturday. they feel like it's gotten peaceful and they don't see the need for it anymore. it will be interesting to see people who are not eventually in those crowds. in fact last night as we were driving around pe