who would want to harm jessica nelson?t question baffled her grieving family. >>> welcome back to dateline. he vwho would want to harm jessica nelson? that question baffled her grieving family. when the vibrant young mom was found strangled, her loved ones wondered if a facebook post alerted jessica's killer. now investigators were about to drill down on her personal relationships. one of them was complicated. back to keith morrison with evil intent. >> word of jessica nelson's death spread quickly among her friends in omaha. >> i got a phone call from a mutual friend of ours. she was so hysterical. i couldn't understand what she was saying. i thought she said that dom had been killed. so i got off the phone with her and i called john, and he said they found jess dead, and it was unreal. you couldn't believe that. >> reporter: laura's friendship with jessica had drifted a bit after high school, but by 2015, it was a little unusual. laura and jessica both had babies with john. laura, they didn't at first, but it was after s

bill nelson: good morning.ore we get started, we were supposed to have the federal highway administrator with us this morning. you have probably seen the emergency that is happening in baltimore. our thoughts are certainly with them, our prayers are with the people and the families involved. i have often said that at nasa our mission is for all humanity and that is because space brings us together. there is no better proof than in moments like this, a total solar eclipse.it is a moment when milf people across north america wiln passes in front and between the sun and the earth, and it is a rare sight that we have not seen in seven years.■y and unusual things start to happen as the normal rhythms of earth are disrupted. ■6 when youre seeing this eclipse, you ought to observe this.#ó as the day appears to turn to dusk and then dark, people have heard birds stop singing. they have seen giraffe begin to gallop, roosters start crowing, and crickets chirp. so, watch for these unusual behaviors. and we encourage you t

i'm nelson journalists.lved as well because they're being exploited. it's bad for everybody. >> and agree with every word >> and i agree with every word that just been said. i mean, these of scams these are the kind of scams that have down on that. have to be clamped down on that. it doesn't favours the it doesn't do any favours to the migrants . it does no favours to migrants. it does no favours to the care sector . yes. if you've the care sector. yes. if you've got unqualified people, there . got unqualified people, there. so there can be no excuse so no, there can be no excuse for this. and if they're charging £20,000 for work permits. this sounds to me like a police job. >> but also nigel, i wonder if this is potentially the tip of the iceberg. is this going on in restaurant kitchens? is it going on in hospitals , other settings, on in hospitals, other settings, maybe even education settings? industry the bottom line is that people are being exploited . is people are being exploited. is this an argument

after remarks from each participant we will glly tak■eno administrator nelson to kick us off.ood morning. before we get started, we were supposed to have the federal highway administratoryou have pe emergency that is happening in our thoughts are certainly with them, our prayers are with the people in the family's in-famil. i have often said that nasa our mission is for allumanity and that is because space brings us together. there is no better proof they had it is millions of people across north america will look to the heavens as the moon passes in front and between the sun and the earth and it is a rare that we have not seen in seven years. and, unusual things start to happen as the normal rhythms of earth are disrupted. when you are seeing this eclipse, you ought to observeaso , people have heard birds stop singing. they have seen giraffes suddenly begin to gallop, roosters start crowing and crickets chirp. so,se unusual behaviors. and we encourage you to help nasa observe the sights and eclipses have a special power. they move people to a kind of reverence for the beauty

william rock hill nelson. okay, but you guys know who? william rock hill. nelson is, right? well, he opened the first art gallery in kansas city. and what happened was nelson went on a trip to the to europe do one of these grand tours in the 1890s and he bought lot of reproductions of works of the old masters to bring back to kansas city and open a gallery. well, harry truman, you know, when he was growing in kansas city, there really was no art gallery here to speak of. and so this was nelson's attempt to to bring some kind of art museum to kansas city. well, here, i'll show you these the kinds of pictures that that he brought back. now, this is a reproduction of don't me say his name, bartholomaeus van der hulst. but these are the of ctures that william rock bill nelson brought back for the nelson gallery, which was a two rooms on the second floor of the public library. and this, i believe, was harry first exposure to art was pictures like this. they're very realistic, right? i mean, you can really i mean, you can almost feel the breath when you're up close to them. and th

the proxy fight, nelson peltz seeking a seat.ge lucas supporting bob iger. sold lucas to the company back in 2012. it was half cash, half stock. you got some 37 million shares. not sure how many he continues to hold, but would make him one of the larger shareholders if he's anywhere near that level. larger, in fact, than pearl md der. what they're claiming as their overall $3.5 billion investment in the company. >> what's the stock done since nelson decided that bob iger is not doing a great job? >> depends where you measure it from. >> we had jeff sonnenfeld on. he talks about nelson being a net destroyer. sorry. i'm not going there. i just think that's wrong to say, because you have to talk about what he does in the board room and whether he helps in the board room. that's why i thought the jim stewart piece was so good. >> a very positive piece for peltz. the jim stewart piece in the times. >> one of the most thoughtful journalists of our time. >> he's written some really good books. i'll tell you that much. >> lucas told cnbc

william rock hill nelson. okay, but you guys know who? william rock hill. nelson is, right? well, he opened the first art gallery in kansas city. and what happened was nelson went on a trip to the to europe do one of these grand tours in the 1890s and he bought lot of reproductions of works of the old masters to bring back to kansas city and open a gallery. well, harry truman, you know, when he was growing in kansas city, there really was no art gallery here to speak of. and so this was nelson's attempt to to bring some kind of art museum to kansas city. well, here, i'll show you these the kinds of pictures that that he brought back. now, this is a reproduction of don't me say his name, bartholomaeus van der hulst. but these are the kinds of pictur tt william rock bill nelson brought back for the nelson gallery, which was a two rooms on the second floor of the public library. and this, i believe, was harry first exposure to art was pictures like this. they're very realistic, right? i mean, you can really i mean, you can almost feel the breath when you're up close to them. an

william rock hill nelson. okay, but you guys know who? william rock hill. nelson is, right? well, he opened the first art gallery in kansas city. and what happened was nelson went on a trip to the to europe do one of these grand tours in the 1890s and he bought lot of reproductions of works of the old masters to bring back to kansas city and open a gallery. well, harry truman, you know, when he was growing in kansas city, there really was no art gallery here to speak of. and so this was nelson's attempt to to bring some kind of art museum to kansas city. well, here, i'll show you these the kinds of pictures that that he brought back. now, this is a reproduction of don't me say his name, bartholomaeus van der hulst. but tse are the kinds of pictures that william rock bill nelson brought back for the nelson gallery, which was a two rooms on the second floor of the public library. and this, i believe, was harry first exposure to art was pictures like this. they're very realistic, right? i mean, you can really i mean, you can almost feel the breath when you're up close to them.

also, this our martians wanted nasa administrator bill nelson are new red planet recruits and elon musk, exploding rockets and finally, the smash hit west end play that meditates on being young and black in britain. >> there are still resided at me, to be told for people it looked like me welcome to the program, everyone i'm christiana, 1 pool in london, in >> russia this weekend and election. that's more of a rubber stamp on putins eternal presidency. he'll get another six years after being in power since 2000. he's already second only to stalin's 30 year dictatorship. but listen to the pigeon, the world first met. >> freedom of speech freedom of conscience, freedom of the mass media, rights of the owners will again, these fundamental components of any civilized society will be reliably protected by the state >> none of those freedoms exist in putin's russia today. and any real opposition to him or his war in ukraine have been brutally crushed, both inside and outside the country. just this week, the late russian opposition leader, alexei navalny's chief of staff was attacked in exile

for chef nelson, restaurant week is an event he looks forward to every year. >> honestly, as a chef,taurant week back in the day. there was a time everyone was looking for something cheap and this and that, and people were just too needy. but it's not like that anymore. it's really a sense of like us getting a chance to shine even more. >> reporter: chef nelson infuses his dominican roots and lessons he learned from cooking with his grandma and mother in every dish. >> i'm actually doing the same dish i did on episode 4 of top chef. i'm super excited. really excited. it tastes amazing, but it really tells a story of where i come from and a lot of us come from. >> reporter: dishes like these are part of the three-course pre fixe menu offered at his restaurant for the next ten days. >> it's really how can i dig deep and tell a story with the menu. it's not the cheapest item i have and creating a menu, but it's showcasing something new on the menu. something i've been wanting to test out. >> reporter: there's nothing ordinary about the dishes or cocktails served at chef nelson's restaur

for chef nelson, restaurant week is an event he looks forward to every year. >> honestly, as a chef,used to hate restaurant week back in the day. there was a time everyone was looking for something cheap and this and that, and people were just too needy. but it's not like that anymore. it's really a sense of like us getting a chance to shine even more. >> reporter: chef nelson infuses his dominican roots and lessons he learned from cooking with his grandma and mother in every dish. >> i'm actually doing the same dish i did on episode 4 of top chef. i'm super excited. really excited. it tastes amazing, but it really tells a story of where i come from and a lot of us come from. >> reporter: dishes like these are part of the three-course pre fixe menu offered at his restaurant for the next ten days. >> it's really how can i dig deep and tell a story with the menu. it's not the cheapest item i have and creating a menu, but it's showcasing something new on the menu. something i've been wanting to test out. >> reporter: there's nothing ordinary about the dishes or cocktails served at chef

nelson, mr. allen, i had a pleasure of being here in alabama we could go, and at the university, as a member of this body conducting a field hearing in alabama talking to alabama voters about just that point, modern discrimination that alabamians are experiencing and we are seeing have russ the country. i would like to actually instead of landing there, he said something in testimony in response to an earlier question, that i would love to press on a little bit to understand more, you said that you are often -- your office uses to get mapping software for counties and disabilities and by expressing that accurately quick >> for the county boards and registrars.>> so that is helpful, because i noted earlier this month, 6000 voters in alabama's newly drawn section of the district, election postcards with incorrect voter information. and i appreciate your office as said before that you were not involved in handing out those postcards. can you talk a little bit about the intersection between the chall

so is nelson peltz the solution to this corporate governance problem?ink he will shake things up a bit. again, he may end up agreeing with the strategy. maybe in the end he says this is the right thing. the point is, you need an outside voice, and outside, active voice to look at it and raise the important questions that need raising here without fear of the ceo saying you're no longer on the border i would like you to leave. which is a concern at many companies where you have a very dominant ceo. i think the fact that he could ask the right questions, he's obviously well-prepared for this, he's been on other significant boards, and generally when he has shown up, things have turned out. in the end, this strategy for the pond was eventually what the company did. so he wasn't that far off. he and the ceo, oddly enough became pretty good friends. the point is that you need someone to ask the right questions to shake out, if you will, the dogma of the board to force re-examination. once that happens, i think the board itself begins to open up and get refre

the empire for whose interests admiral nelson died has long since disappeared. britain itself they are increasingly asking the question: where is the former power of the fleet. the united kingdom today has fewer warships than south korea or japan, to name a few. mistress of the seas. so garatio nelson, to put it mildly, would be very surprised if he knew the current state of affairs. on january 30 this year, the british minister of defense grand sheps, his deputy james. we understand that triiden 2 was not equipped with a nuclear warhead, it left the submarine as expected, but the first stage boosters did not fire, as a result of which the missile... were on board the submarine to observe the epoch-making launch. taketo flew out from under the boat and landed right next to them. i have to read the second part of the article. the government calls the incident an emergency and claims that if the launch had taken place for real and not test purposes, then everything would have been successful. i do not understand this. the minister of defense grand ships on board t

crowned with the figure of the legendary admiral garaciu nelson. he was seriously wounded and did not live to see the end of this battle. long gone that empire, fighting for whose interests admiral nelson died. yes, in britain itself they are increasingly asking the question where the former power of the fleet is. the united kingdom today has fewer warships than south korea or japan. what kind of mistress of the seas is this? so garatio nelson, to put it mildly, would be very surprised if he knew the current state. on january 30 this year, the british minister of defense grand sheps, his deputy james cartlidge and the commander of the royal navy, admiral benkey , almost died during a test ballistic missile. off the coast of florida. the missile was supposed to hit an imaginary target nearly 400 miles away, but instead crashed into the water next to a nuclear submarine. we understand that triiden 2 was not equipped with a nuclear warhead. she left the submarine as expected, but the first stage boosters did not fire. as a result, a rocket weighing 58

the empire for whose interests admiral nelson died has long since disappeared.tself they are increasingly asking the question where the former power of the fleet is. the united kingdom today has fewer warships than south korea and... japan, what a mistress marey is here, so garatio nelson, to put it mildly, would be very surprised if he knew the current state of affairs. on january 30 this year, the british minister of defense grand scheps, his deputy james cartlidge and the commander of the royal navy , admiral ben key, almost died during a test of the trident 2 ballistic missile off the coast of florida. the missile was supposed to hit an imaginary target almost 4,000 miles away, but instead crashed into... we understand that trident 2 was not equipped nuclear warhead, it left the submarine as expected, but the first stage boosters did not... i have to read the second part of the article, the government calls what happened an emergency situation, claims that if the launch had taken place in a real one, not a test one. engage in other information maneuvers, try

now handed over to administrator nelson to kick us off. bill: good morning. before we get started, we were supposed to have the federal highway administrator with us this morning. you have probably seen the emergency that is happening in baltimore. our though athem, our prayers ae people in the family's in -- families involved. i have often said that nasa our mission is for all humanity and that is because space brings us together. there is no better proof they had moments like this, a total solar . it is a moment when millions of people across north america will look to the heavens as the moon passes in front and between the sun and the earth and it is a rare sight that we have not seen in seven years. and, unusual things start to happen as the normal rhythms of earth are disrupted. when you are seeing this eclipse, you ought to observe this. as the day■! appears to turn to dusk and then dark, people have heard birds stop singing they have seen giraffes suddenly begin to gallop, roosters start chirp. so, watch for these unusual behaviors. and we encourage yo

nelson, let me ask you a quite a slight different question. how important our global or how important our resources, you know, russia, a massive country, china, also a very rich in natural resources. these that so resources from nicole for this awful, that's going to control the electric vehicle markets visa today. and i mean this, i think was around 5 to 10 percent of the wolves, nickel. uh uh, products. but how important is natural resources in the next coming years? natural gas call, of course, of the medium up there as well? well, they changed the way the thing about the way that the world looks at the multi polar world. what, what natural resources, those old where is an important element in the development of any country. but we also have to realize that the global economy has developed into such that countries economies are into what we cannot expect. the countries, particularly big countries like rupture, like china, to isolate themselves from the rest of the world. it is absolutely impossible, i think. so the, the way forward is actua

do you think about nelson peltz's record?t at procter & gamble, at invesco or wendy's as far as the term is not that great relative to benchmarks, but i think that's hard to look at that. so much that goes into something like that. i think you look at the situation here, and i think this is a board that real estately could really could use a shareholder voice. >> i guess bob iger is a big shareholder. a lot of his net worth is wrapped up in this. i guess the question becomes from the company, and i can understand this to some extent, when you have such a bitter fight, the time and the attention it takes away from management's attention to be launching attacks like this, to be fighting them off, and then how productive is that relationship going to be once you had this scorched earth on both sides? >> first, the -- i think the whole time and attention and distraction, as somebody that has followed activists for so long, it bothers me when bob iger is using the word distraction. this is a shareholder of a company that has been

then nelson big time block on rj davis on the other end. and then with the second left, nelson gets another block to seal the win. nelson finished in 24 points, 12 rebounds, and five blocks is bam upsets north carolina 89 to 87, and they were having a grand old time in the locker room celebrate and the tighter into the elite eight for the first time it's 2004 and just the second time in program history. now the defending champs, meanwhile, just rolling into the regional final, the huskies beating san diego state and rematch of last year's total getting at 2250 to a uconn has now won their three games in this tournament by 39 17, they've won nine straight tournament games by double digits >> we suck at winning close games. so yeah, go with the alternative >> dan hurley's there now for more sweet 16 games on the schedule tonight, including a doubleheader and our sister channels, tbs and trutv and it's also streaming on a mac. now a couple of days ago, michigan republican state representative matt maddock, he tweeted happening right now, three

where about this mindset come from >> it kams fcame from the maste illusion you have nelson peltz whoocker room bravado and comically long tirades on social media to give you false data he wants to districftract from him himself. peltz has been down on 15 boards the only places that performed on him were at the boards that did not listen to him. >> you think the under performance is backwards you think nelson peltz should be criticized for the companies he is involved with >> that is right, frank. i should ask you the questions your response is so much better than mine. the myths are ridiculous he says iger and disney is under performing they are soaring past the media peers. up 27% up now 30% thanks to the ubs upgrade. this has nothing to do with being stalked by peltz ubs did not upgrade with peltz >> according to the article, another myth iger overpaid for acquisitions we will look at your research. disney has tripled the investment in marvel more than that with pixar. that is what i think of as tent poles as the disney empire. you have math that makes it all make sense >> drive th

uk nelson. the clash. ben habib, your thoughts on this? you've got about on, on the attack on about 20s on, on the attack on buckingham palace, whatever on any of it. >> yeah. well, i'm delighted to see that the princess is well and apparently. well, i thought there was far too much chat about her ailment while she was out. i think we should have been respectfully silent and respectfully silent on it and wishing the best at the wishing her all the best at the same time. so it's to see same time. so it's good to see her nigel. her back, nigel. >> was >> the picture was great. the kids smiling laughing. kids were smiling and laughing. she thought that she was smiling. i thought that was good picture to put was a really good picture to put out. >> well that's lovely. well, what think? gb views said what do you think? gb views said gb tweet at gb gb news. com tweet us at gb news. is gb news still to news. this is gb news still to come. monologue bbc. come. my monologue on the bbc. i know i really sh

nelson, mr. the university, as a member of this body nd alabama talking to alabama voters about just that point, modern discrimination that alabamians are experiencing and we are seeing have russ the country. i would like toq:■"■ instead of landing there, he in response to an earlier question, that i would love to press on a little bit to understand more, you said that uses to get mapping software for counties and disabilities and by expressing that accurately quick >> for the county boards and registrars.>> so that is lpful, because i noted earlier this month, 6000 voters in alabama's newly drawn iothe postcards with incorrect voter information. and i appreciate your office as involved in handing out those postcards. can you talk a little bit about the intersection between the challenges of alabama voters not getting the correct you say your office helps to provide with elections and why your office has nothing to do voters in alabama getting incorrect information for the polling locations? >> t

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they are weighing in on the proxy fight with nelson peltz.s clothing. >>> congress passing another short-term spending bill to keep agencies open until march 8th and march 22nd. >>> and a ceo change after unte internal control issues for new york community bancorp. >>> we are watching the latest this week as we have tom barkin speaking to cnbc this morning as well as austan goolsbee. >>> back to the markets. s&p and nasdaq coming off fresh record closes to start the trading month. look at futures. we see they are in the red across the board. it took a turn to the down side. the dow would open 90 points lower. on "mad money," jim cramer said the one-two month of pce data and the momentum is providing fresh fuel for the rally. >> if you are bullish, you live for days like this one where all of the genius short sellers need to undo their bets or get stampeded. you know what the biggest negative bet is in the market? you know what the bubble bears are saying it is all phony hocum? it is all artificial intelligence. >> we have kari firestone with

famine up by two, then nelson big time block on rj davies on the other end it with a second lap, nelson. another block is cla nelson finishing 24 points, 12 rebounds, 5 blogs, babadilla, that's north karolina at 87. they're having a grand old time. it's celebrating in the locker room the tied into the elite eight for the first time since 2004 for just second time in program history, they're going to face 60 clemson in the elite eight. the tigers take it down to cede arizona's 77, 72 last night clumsy. did even make the tournament the past two years, but now they're into the elite eight for the first time since 1980 >> i've got an older team these guys have seen a lot done a lot, and experienced success >> the depending chance to me while just rolling into the regional final, he's beating san diego state and rematch of last year's title game at 02:52, uconn, his one they're three games in the tournament by 39, 17 in and already they've now won nine straight tournament games by double digits >> we suck it, winning close games. so we'll you got to go with the alternative >> that's why do i

for chef nelson restaurant week has turned into an event he looks forward to every year. >> honestly, as a chef, we used to hate restaurant week back in the day. it was a time where it was like everyone was looking for something too cheap, this and that and people were too needy. it's not like that anymore. it's really a sense of us getting a chance to shine even more. >> reporter: chef nelson infuses his dominican roots and lessons he learned from cooking with his grandma and mother in every dish. >> i'm actually doing that same dish i had when i was on episode four on "top chef," chicken with sweet plantains. i smoked the mesquite with a beautiful ranch. i'm really, really excited. it tastes amazing, but it really tells a story of where i come from and a lot of us come from. >> reporter: dishes like these are part of the three-course prefix menu offered at both his restaurants for the next ten days. >> for me like even creating a menu now is really how can i dig deep and tell a story with that menu? it's not about what's the most cheapest item i have and creating a menu with that. i

nigel nelson, what do you think about that.g hope for tory strategists is wait and hope something comes along. hope something changes the not just the numbers now, but the direction in which they're going . yes. >> and also that they would hope that labour would implode between now and the election. so i agree with catherine. i think probably at this stage you wait for it, what they planned at the end of last year was for may the 2nd election. it was quite clear they were laying all the groundwork, but were put on were very, very loose, nigel nelson and indeed catherine mcbride, thank you very much for joining for us this section. but coming up, did you know that peter was you know that peter pan was a white supremacist? well that's supposedly why the book has been slapped with a trigger warning by a university. and don't forget, of course, you'll be heanng forget, of course, you'll be hearing from the main man himself, sirjacob rees—mogg. in an with martin an interview with canon martin edwards of edwards on the importance of

kulveer ranger and nigel nelson.the most important part of the show, your emails that come straight to my laptop market gbnews.com. and this show has a golden rule we don't do boring . golden rule we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it now , before we carry on, have it now, before we carry on, let me just say that i'm 50 today. my birthday is saint patrick's day and here is a photograph of me in the arms of my fabulous auntie bernie . she's my fabulous auntie bernie. she's such a beautiful lady. she still is. amazing person there. she's cradling me about six months old on her wedding day to uncle john. and then this is me. i think about the age of 3 or 4 dribbling a rascal then and a rascal now. but i want to thank you so much for all the lovely messages. can i just say that photo is not photoshopped? it wasn't taken by any members of the royal family. it's the real deal the royal family. it's the real deal. quick note to deal. but just a quick note to say i've had so many lovely messages wishing h

nelson. >> chair klobuchar ranking member fisher and committee members my name is janine nelson former ncaap legal defense thank you for the opportunity to testify about the state of voting black americans both on the ground and in the courts and about the urgent need for congressional action to protect and secure fundamental freedom to vote. my testimony is informed by ldf extensive experience over 80 years protecting and advancing voting rights for black americans since our founding by thinker good marshal in 1940. my testimony is also informed by the on the ground election protection work we must do every election cycle in order to ensure that black voters can cast a ballot and have accounted. last week was the 59th anniversary of bloody sunday t when patriots like john lewis were brutally beaten in salma alabama foror simply demanding the right to vote. their courage and action led to the passage of the voting rights act of 1965 and true start of our multiracial democracy. we nd congress to follow in the steps of those foot soldiers with courage and action today. it's been more tha

what nelson peltz says makes sense. disney already has a partner with a&e. why not a partner for its other television channels? it's going to need it. look at what netflix is doing this summer. look at what's being done with apple in baseball and amazon and football. disney needs a partner. it's real. it's understandable. so there's a valued argument that he is making, a very valid one, and i just wish they would come together because i think together the effort would be much stronger and ultimately produce the outcomes that's best for the shareholders. >> i think he deserves a seat on the board, and everything nelson peltz has been saying is correct this is a company that has to find its way in the media world that has changed so dramatically since bob iger ran it the last time. it's not that many years. but this is an entirely new landscape. and just the fact they're trying to come up with a new streaming platform, it's very, very complicated. they own pieces of this and that and, you know, having a little more help isn't a bad idea. >> disney's argument,

nigel nelson, what do you think about that.e big hope for tory strategists is wait and hope something comes along. hope something changes the not just the numbers now, but the direction in which they're going . yes. >> and also that they would hope that labour would implode between now and the election. so i agree with catherine. i think probably at this stage you wait for it, what they planned at the end of last year was for may the 2nd election. it was quite clear they were laying all the groundwork, but were put on were very, very loose, nigel nelson and indeed catherine mcbride, thank you very much for joining for us this section. but coming up, did you know that peter was you know that peter pan was a white supremacist? well that's supposedly why the book has been slapped with a trigger warning by a university. and don't forget, of course, you'll be heanng forget, of course, you'll be hearing from the main man himself, sirjacob rees—mogg. in an with martin an interview with canon martin edwards of edwards on the importance

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nigel nelson and the former tory mp michael brown.that constituents up and down the country are complete , fed up country are complete, fed up with. i think it's one of the things that has done the biggest damage to the tories credibility from thousands from the tens of thousands promise of david cameron prior to 2010. if we're still running at 350,000, that's just too high, isn't it? it's much more than people expect. well it certainly is. >> is far too high. it's breaching the manifesto commitments that successive prime ministers and home secretaries have given over the last 14 years. and the blunt truth is, let's leave the boat, people on one side. this is legal migration, allegedly. but there's a wonderful article in there's a wonderful article in the times today by ian martin, that makes the point that , we that makes the point that, we don't know how many immigrants there actually are in the country. these are only estimates. and he says that they're probably underestimates. and the blunt truth is , there is and the blunt truth

janay nelson, president and director of the naacp legal defense fund. we're also going■ to hear from our other witnesses. not for any omission, but because senator fisher will be introducing them. that includes alabama, secretary of state wes allen and brian cruz, election commissioner for the douglas county, nebraska election commission. more americans than ever have cast a ballot in cent elections, and it is in large part because of the work of state and local officials. and these elections he run smoothly and topped security officials in both republican and democratic administrations to the likes have confirmed the security o elections including last week's primary elections. 18 states have already held primaries this year. in fact our witnesses, secretary benson, secretary allen, and mr. kramer have overseen primary elections this year already. are many more to go before the general election in november including three states, georgia, mississippi, and washington. in which voters are casting ballots today. with voting already underway, we are here t

nigel nelson and the former tory mp michael brown.one that constituents up and down the country are complete , fed up country are complete, fed up with. i think it's one of the things that has done the biggest damage to the tories credibility from thousands from the tens of thousands promise of david cameron prior to 2010. if we're still running at 350,000, that's just too high, isn't it? it's much more than people expect. well it certainly is. >> is far too high. it's breaching the manifesto commitments that successive prime ministers and home secretaries have given over the last 14 years. and the blunt truth is, let's leave the boat, people on one side. this is legal migration, allegedly. but there's a wonderful article in there's a wonderful article in the times today by ian martin, that makes the point that , we that makes the point that, we don't know how many immigrants there actually are in the country. these are only estimates. and he says that they're probably underestimates. and the blunt truth is , there is and the blunt tr

does nelson leave the stock? what would happen to the stock? who is right about what's keeping the stock higher. >> breaking news here on apple. out of the doj. eamon javers has it. >> this is a civil antitrust lawsuit filed in the united states district court for the district of new jersey, and it alleges by the doj that apple illegally maintains a monopoly over smartphones by selectively imposing contractual restrictions on and withholding critical access points from developers. the department of justice alleges apple has broken the law specifically section 2 of the sherman antitrust act in five specific ways. one, by blocking innovative super apps. they say apple has disrupted the growth of apps with broad functionality. the second by suppressing mobile cloud streaming services and say apple blocked the development of cloud streaming apps and services to allow consumers to enjoy high quality video games and other cloud-based applications without having to pay for expensive smartphone hardware. the third by excluding cross platform messaging

today's participants include nasa administrator bill nelson, the deputy administrator pam melroy. associate administthe direce weather operations and the program manager kelly. after remarks from each participant we will gladly take questions from the media. now i willano bill: good morning. before we get started, we were supposed to have the federal highway administrator with us this morning. you have probably seen the emergency that is happening in baltimore. our thoughts are certainly with them are with the people in the family's in -- families involved. i have often said that nasa our mission is for all humanity and that is because space brings us together. y is no better proof they had moments like this, a total solar . it is a moment when millions of people across north america will look to the hgyeave as the moon passes in front and between the su earth and it is a rare sight that we have not seen in seven years. , unusual things start to happen as the normal rhythms of earth are disrupted. when you are seeing this eclipse, you ought to observe this. as the day appears to t

and spain, in the center there is a column topped with the figure of the legendary admiral garatio nelsonnded and until the end of this battle lived. the empire the admiral died fighting for whose interests has long since disappeared. the united kingdom today has fewer warships than south korea or japan, which is the mistress of the seas, so garatio nelson, to put it mildly, would be very surprised if we found out the current state of affairs. on january 30 of this year, the british minister of defense grand sheps, his deputy james cartlidge and the commander of the royal navy , admiral ben key, almost died during a ballistic test. triident2 missiles off the coast of florida. the missile was supposed to hit an imaginary target almost 4.00 miles away, but instead crashed into the water next to a nuclear submarine. we understand that triiden 2 was not equipped with a nuclear warhead. she left the submarine as expected, but the first stage boosters did not fire. as a result, a rocket weighing 58 tons crashed into the water next to the vengaard submarine and sank. minister of defense. to make

. >>> nelson peltz getting fresh support with disney. we have details on the backer. >>> trust, it only gets bigger. >>> plus the bridge collapse in baltimore. they're now turning to a recovery effort. this they're trying to reroute cargo at one of america's busiest ports. >>> and z's ceo sitdown. it's wednesday, march 27th, 2024, and you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning, welcome to "worldwide exchange. let's get a check of the u.s. future we're taking aing loo. we're seeing the market and the premarket in the green across the board. it looks luke the dow i would open up just about 41 points higher the s&p and nasdaq, 30% higher in the futures market as well. you see in the red, markets for the week, week to date, looks like the dow is down half a percent, the% is down over that. the nasdaq the hardest hit as we talk about this, the losses, there's a number of s&p 500 companies that are hitting 52-week highs. that includes a lot of popular names. netflix, disney, domino's pizza, general motors, and

one under 40 seconds ago, nelson up it. they're plus the valley make the free-throw to put bamba up two then nelson, big time block on rj davis on the other end they were the second left nelson and other block to seal the win. he finished with 24 points, 12 rebounds, 5 blocks is bamba pulled off the big upset, beating north carolina 89 to 87 they're having a grand old time. the locker room to tie it into the elite eight for the first time since 2000 for just a second time in program history, they're going to face 60 clemson in the elite eight tigers taken down two seed 77, 72 last night, clemson didn't even make the tournament the past two years, but now they're interview to lead eight for the first time since 1918, tiger's head coach, brad brown, all he said super proud of this group >> i've got an older team >> these >> guys have seen a lot done a lot and experienced success and so just really happy that they were able to withstand it. and we executed some things really well down the stretch >> all right. now the defendin

now i will handed over to administrator nelson to kick us off. bill: good morning. before we get started, we were supposed to have the federal highway administrator with us this morning. you have probably seen the emergency that is happening in baltimore. our thoughts are certainly with them, our prayers are with the people in the family's in -- families involved. i have often said that nasa our mission is for all humanity and that is because space brings us together. there is no better proof they had moments like this, a total solar . it is a moment when millions of people across north america will look to the heavens as the moon passes in front and between the sun and the earth and it is a rare sight that we have not seen in seven years. and, unusual things start to happen as the normal rhythms of earth are disrupted. when you are seeing this eclipse, you ought to observe this. as the day appears to turn to dusk and then dark, people have heard birds stop singing. they have seen giraffes suddenly begin to gallop, roosters start crowing and crickets chirp. so, watc

nelson doesn't run the company.the board to be more focused on cost and on what they produce, but you know, david, you look at that board, it's like, how could they have so many great people and not be more thoughtful? >> well, there's arguments to be made. obviously, they are in the midst of a seminal transition until the industry of which they're a part. we've talked about it many times. it's easy enough to say you could have done this or that, but it has not -- >> that's a good point. >> when you do compare them to some of their competitors who have been similarly involved in that transition, they don't -- they look better by comparison. >> you're right. >> obviously, they have the parks to help fuel it. but not -- when it comes to succession, there's no argument to be made there. they screwed it up. >> i know. >> period. >> jimmy pitaro, the guy who runs espn, one of the smartest guys i've ever met, terrific guy, david, espn, they lost so many subscribers. it's a little bit like the dutch boy with the dyke, and

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. >>> and now nelson peltz wants to restore the magic at disney that he believes is lost under bob iger. >>> it is super tuesday and while nikki haley's last hope in the 2024 election. it is anything but for investors looking to breakout the election stock playbook. it's tuesday, march 5th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead and kickoff with the check of the u.s. stock futures. the major averages all fell from the record all-time highs. you see in the red across the board. nasdaq down more than .50%. the dow would open 60 points lower. a big part of yesterday's pullback was linked to apple off the 2.5% decline linked to the $2 billion fine from the eu alleging anti-competitive behavior in the music streaming space. shares of apple here. fractional losses doing nothing to top gainers with more than one-fifth of the s&p trading at fresh 52-week highs. disney, amazon, jpmorgan chase and cat piapillar. we saw healthcare hitting fresh highs with

. >>> later, disney gets personal as nelson peltz takes on the board. it's tuesday, march 12th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." thank you for being here with us. let's kickoff the hour with the check of the u.s. stock futures after the mixed session yesterday with the nasdaq posting the second down day in a row. look at futures right now. just a mixed picture. dow is moving a flat. the nasdaq is firmly in the positive territory. s&p is the same story. stocks are looking to make up ground this morning, especially after nvidia with the sharp move lower on friday. it's biggest down day in a year on friday. it was higher yesterday and higher this morning. it is up 1.5%. nvidia is among the pre-market gainers. we have the cpi due out at 8:30 a.m. eastern time and we see the benchmark at the same level as yesterday at 4.08%. we are looking at bitcoin. trying to hold above 72,000 mark. we are seeing bitcoin a tick below 72,000. down .75%. we did see ethereum touch the 4,000 ma

. >> reporter: some may recognize chef nelson herman from bravo tv's "top chef." a dominican american from new york, he married an oaklander and has called the city home since 2010. he owns alamar and sobre mesa for chef nelson, restaurant week has turned into an event he looks forward to every year. >> honestly, as a chef, we used to hate restaurant week. back in the days. it was a time where it was like everyone was looking for something too cheap and this and that. people were just too needy but no, it's not like that anymore. it's really a sense of like -- us getting a chance to shine even more. >> reporter: chef nelson infuses his dominican roots and lessons he learned from cooking with his grandma and mother in every dish. >> actually doing the same dish i had when i was on episode four on "top chef" rescue chicken with sweet plantains and i smoke the mesquite with a jolaf rice powder and a beautiful ranch. i'm super excited about that one. really, really excited. it just tastes amazing. but it's -- it really tells the story of where i come from and a lot of

nelson is, would you affirm that that is the case? >> [inaudible]ve if -- there are noncitizens attempting to vote in any substantial or even notable number. >> just say i hate to see people trying to address a non-problem and disguise it as a problem when they're really trying to intimidate people from voting. ms. nelson, i wanted to turn to your testimony and you mentioned zell things that are done to -- several things that are done to discourage people from voting. i've heard about these all across the country. if you have a section of the state that you don't want to vote like a certain city, a certain poor area, a certain natieservation changes in polling location, you move it, you consolidate it, you proceed to the open the voting placeoc late, youo understaff it so that there is a long line. you proceed to put the voting place where there's no park so people get very -- parking so people get very frustrated. you proceed e to run out of ballots which was one i hadn't heard about before when you were talking about the mississippi