it could, in fact, be one rupert murdoch. 55-year-old rupert murdoch is building what may be the most >> the gemini of the three news networks presumed to be complete, and rupert murdoch, having disrupted the newspaper business in australia and the television business in britain, he arrived saying, i am going to make another one. it was a big, bold bet. >> meantime, he is going to have to become an american citizen if he is to own television stations here, something murdoch said he's willing to do. >> there are some people who are saying it will take you 20 years to get your fox network on par with the big three. are you prepared to wait that long? >> sure. i certainly intend to live that long, but i don't believe in the 20 years. >> the reaction to murdoch's idea for a fourth network was similar to the reaction of ted turner starting cnn. it's ridiculous. you know, what does he know about television? >> we don't think of ourselves as abc, cbs, or nbc. we don't have to reach everyone. there's no question we have an inferior lineup of stations to our counterparts, that means we all hav

it's-- the wife of rupert murdoch. wendy nang, okay. obviously very glamorous, very beautiful.u admire about wendy? >> i think she has it all figured out. >> stephen: okay, like what? >> she was very short time ago like this random woman in china who had now, has worked her way through a bunch of businessmen, married rupert murdoch. >> stephen: she married, was one of the most powerful media executives in the world, right? >> then when that was finished she moved on to va putin, okay. >> stephen: she is dating vladimir putin. >> yeah, how did you not-- you got to get on my newsletter. and after that, like if i were-- one step below voldemort. like she's just like-- . >> stephen: this is a goal for you, maybe, to work your way through some international tycoons who also might have secret mountain layers? >> yeah, but there's not too many left, kim jungun is the only one left. and i think-- . >> stephen: you might be a little tall for him. >> a little tall, he with make me feel very tiny which i like in a guy. >> stephen: yeah. >> we both have stock piles of new clear weapons. we

another paper owned by rupert murdoch, "the times" -- there is no mention of the hillsboro verdict. you have to pay all the way to page 10. but "the times" issued a second edition. in both versions, you can see in the end it talks about the verdict. at the very top, it says at the end, and to smear and lives. it looks like they had to rethink their positions on -- melissa: we were talking about this a great deal yesterday, the building of these australian submarines. flo: a huge contract. there is a business paper called the contract of the century, $50 billion, so some 34 billion euros. a historic deal which is really being celebrated by many french papers because it is good for morale. there has not been a lot of good news recently, especially on the job creation front. this will create perhaps thousands of jobs. lots of people are celebrity. they beat their rivals in japan. melissa: what is it about french submarines? flo: according to many papers, the barracuda attack submarine is a technological jewel. it is faster, quieter, better and into also to radar etc.. that is why we wa

finally breaking news this week that just is possibly true -- once married to rupert murdoch, is datingd power to make our planet disappear. >> we humans could build a cloaking device for the earth right now. >> reporter: stymieing an "independence day" invasion, not an april fool. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> as seen on tv, sign me up. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always, we are online at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. your mother's never at home anymore. she hasn't cooked for me in a month. she's really loving that sculpture class, isn't she? ( sarcastically ) yeah, thanks for talking her into that. i just ate a fistful of bouillon cubes. hey, did you know that marie's teacher really? the teacher that she pays? never mind. she's meeting new people. i think that's good for her. have you talked to them?

breaking news this week that just is possibly true -- "us weekly" says wendi deng, once married to rupert murdochputin. and power to make our planet disappear. >> we humans could build a cloaking device for the earth right now. >> reporter: stymieing an "independence day" invasion, not an april fool. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> as seen on tv, sign me up. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always, we are online at abcnews.com and on our it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show, pat sajak and vanna white. hey! how you doing? okay. thank you, jim. i feel so college. goodbye. hi. good to see you all. grab those little dealie-bobs there so you can win some money. "what are you doing?" is the category for our first "toss up." it's worth $1,000. go ahead, vanna. [ bell chimes ] azelina. -oh. -everybody else now. [ bell chimes ] liz? cramming all night! yeah, there you go. [ cheers and applause ] which i'm sure you've never done, right? -maybe once or twice. -once or twice, okay. liz

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breaking news this week that just is possibly true -- "us weekly" says wendi deng, once married to rupert murdoch, is dating vladimir putin. and power to make our planet disappear. >> we humans could build a cloaking device for the earth right now. >> reporter: stymieing an "independence day" invasion, not an april fool. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> as seen on tv, sign me up. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always, we are online at "nightline" f (mailman) what are you guys doing? (receptionist) it-it gets boring between calls so i make phone music. (security guard) she has a gift. (receptionist) i'll bust out some sample beats for you. (mailman) why don't you try a new york lottery scratch-off game instead? it's fun. (receptionist) i'm incredible at this. (avo) take a break from the expected. >>> a bull that went on the run has a new home tonight. all thanks to comedian john stewart who came to the rescue. we have new information on why he helped out. >>> but first tonight say good- bye to the temperatures. a big change on the way

the biggest toss in the system is rupert murdoch. in order to make money is divided this country. that's what has divided this country. others would argue that we are seeing that on the left as well. >> guest: is a particular source of the media, fox or msnbc then you have other people coming out with other facts and then of course there are those in the media. the one thing we have is they go to get their information well before fox presented were other places and the problem is they go to places where they agree and they also get to places they want to be an entertaining and sometimes entertainment isn't the best aspect of presenting material. fox is known to be conservative and murdoch is a conservative person. i don't think he is the reason we have division in america based upon culture and based upon race and ideology into the media doesn't control that. >> host: kathleen parker and maureen dowd, this is from the weekly standard called stormclouds. he makes a couple of paintings as if donald trump wins the republican civil war he could go the way of goldwater in 64 and mcgove

john: that is the kind of thing rupert murdoch were done and -- would do and has done for years.e will be right back. ♪ today, we follow ted cruz up to cicero, new york, not that far from-- not that syracuse. we talked a little politics, starting out with his discussion of his empire state strategy. cruz: new york is donald's home state. if he does anything other than win with substantially more than 50%, i think it will be perceived as a real loss. we are trying to earn as many delegates as we can and competing on the ground and getting some support. national.mpaign is we have had an amazing last three weeks, winning 11 elections in a row in numeral or different states, and that momentum is continuing 4 different- in states. we welcome every delegate can earn, but when donald came to the state of texas, we walloped him in my home state. any serious candidate ought to be able to win their home state. the person you can trust to defend the bill of rights and also the person you can trust to standing up to radical islamic terrorists and to defend our allies like israel. donald trum

rupert murdoch. empire in television history. >> rupert murdoch having disrupted the newspaper business in australia, the television business in britain, he arrived saying i'm going to make another one. it was a big, bold bet. >> meantime, he is going to have to become an american citizen if he is to own television stations here, something murdoch said he's willing to do. >> some say it will take 20 years to get your network here. will you wait that long? >> intend to live that long. >> ted turner, what does he know about television? >> we tonight have to reach everyone. there's no question we have an inferior lineup of stations to our counterparts. we'll have to work harder to get our message across and get our show sample. >> they had an idea we have to differentiate ourselves from the other networks. >> fox started throwing things against the wall. first show "21 jump street." joan rivers in terms of late night. >> we've been banned in boston, which i think is possible. wxne so pick a finger wxne.

rupert murdoch. and they put that alongside sumner redstone.ming that i'm of a certain age that also means a certain competence. >> who's mental competency is being challenged in court right now. >> >> exactly. i think anybody would say don't put me -- >> well we are celebrating today. the queen's birthday. >> she looks fantastic by the way. >> absolutely. >> thank you becky. >> thank you very much. "squawk box" coming up in 9 minutes time. >> first our facebook and twitter question this morning. a trifecta of potential catalysts today. central bank, oil, e. which matters most to you and the markets. friends coming over? yeah, so? it stinks in here. you've got to wash this whole room are you kidding? wash it? let's wash it with febreze. for all the things you can't wash, use... ...febreze fabric refresher whoa hey mrs. webber inhales hey, it smells nice in here and try pluggable febreze, with up to 4 times the freshness in one refill. pluggable febreze and fabric refresher... ...[inhale + exhale mnemonic]... ...two more ways to breathe happy >>

equal rupert murdoch's company in your. melrose, the u.k.nvestment company, is dropping out of the running to buy philips lighting division. its increasing the likelihood of an ipo of that business. so say people familiar with the matter. discuss --ngs to some of things to discuss when it comes degrees. there was a follow-up between alexis tsipras and the imf the. we will hear more about that later from our main in athens. this is the six-month chart. toay, the yield is rising the highest in over two weeks. last august of course, when we had the fears that greece was not going to receive its third bailout, that is when it rose to 30%. it is still a far cry from there. investors are starting to say they need a deal soon or there may be talks of a grexit rather than a brexit that will be familiar with investors. betty: it is good to get that perspective though even if you had to use the word grexit. vonnie quinn is that the news desk. vonnie: thank you so much. a new series of reports says world leaders, criminals, and celebrities have used co

the aim is to challenge rupert murdoch's sky in europe. so say people familiar with the matter. it is all about greece. christine lagarde says the imf is "a good distance away from an agreement that would allow for additional loans to greece o." lagarde, weand miss will not going to that because we will cross to athens. the concern is come are we getting a rerun of what happened this time last year? will greece exit the euro area? will the bailout unravel? the two year yield has risen, the most in two weeks. 10.68%. that can -- back in august for the third bailout came to reality, the yield was 30%. if our way from 10% to 30%. yields are rising the most in two weeks. i'm not going to mention the g word. betty: your chart is a great illustration of kicking the can down the road. let's check in with the bloomberg first word news. remy innocency of has more. shockwaves from a report about hidden fortunes felt around the world. of report says a number world leaders used shell companies to hide their wealth. journalists obtained millions of documents from a panamanian law firm that c

yes, it's april 1, but us weekly claims that president vlade really is dating rupert murdoch's ex. >>> many bay area companies are getting in on the april fool's jokes. >> kristen sze is here with some of the greatest hits that everybody will be talking about. >> reporter: here are some of the best jokes i found involving bay area companies and organizations. today, retailer h&m announced a new line. mark, as in zuckerberg, features the gray t-shirt and jeans, and here is a gag from a mountain based google, this self-driving bike. youtube had another good one, introducing snoop-a-vision. >> just click a button and experience it in snoop-a-vision. >> what is so awesome is that finally you can combine this. >> we originally wanted the video to be in 360, but the technology wasn't there yet. >> reporter: air b&b showed even vampires and super heroes rent out their homes. >> i love to hang out with my guys, show them around the area, even invite them to fight crime. my favorite thing to do is fly them to and from the airport. >> reporter: livermore police introduced its latest k-nine offi

it could, in fact, be one rupert murdoch.he gemini of the three news networks presumed to be complete, and rupert murdoch, having disrupted the newspaper business in australia and the television business in britain, he arrived saying, aisle going to make another one. it was a big, bold bet. >> meantime, he is going to have to become an american citizen if he is to own television stations here, something murdoch said he's willing to do. >> there are some people who are saying it will take you 20 years to get your fox network on par with the big three. are you prepared to wait that long? >> sure. i certainly intend to live that long, but i don't believe in the 20 years. >> the reaction to murdoch's idea for a fourth network was similar to the reaction of ted turner starting cnn. it's ridiculous. you know, what does he know about television? >> we don't think of ourselves as abc, cbs, or nbc. we don't have to reach mpb. there's no question we have an inferior lineup of stations to our counterparts, that means we all have to work

. >> reporter: on the republican side, a key endorsement for the trump campaign from the rupert murdoch owned tabloid "the new york post." prosecutors also deciding not to charge campaign manager corey lewandowski, who was accused of grabbing a reporter. >> i'm glad it's behind us. >> reporter: prosecutors saying this video shows michelle fields defying a secret service order to stay back at a trump press conference last month, justifying lewandowski's actions. thursday night an emboldened donald trump at a black tie gala invoked 9/11 to criticize ted cruz's mocking of new york values. >> the people in the towers who helped rescue each other, those are those of new york values. >> reporter: cruz dismissing that criticism and during an msnbc town hall insisting he'll never be trump's running mate. >> chuck, it ain't gonna happen. >>> moving on now, the current rapidly weakening el nino is expected to vanish altogether by summer and it's increasingly likely to be replaced by la nina later this year. that could mean a drier than normal winter but that's not always the case. they usually af

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going after rupert murdoch, our now respected boss over the hacking scandal there. >> that's right. >t brought you here? >> well, physically what brought me here is that i married an american so i came to live in new york. but i'm a conservative ideologue for good or bad. margaret thatcher was my heroine. >> you went after him. >> that was my job, to find out if there was anything there, find it and put the question to him. i must say we found nothing, i found nothing and the committee split political alliance. when you're on a committee like that you do your job and set ideology aside. it gave me a taste of journalism. >> i've always noticed if you ask a difficult question of a candidate, a liberal or conservative, they go after you, especially if the candidate is astute enough to make you the issue and not the question you asked. why is that? >> i've seen a lot of crying in baseball. donald trump is trying to portray himself as a strong man but when a woman asked him a question, he cried about it for months on end. >> he's done that with ava rite of people. he doesn't want to do thi

rupert murdoch has filed a e'splaint against googl search and services.s yet to comment on the development. gulliverhsbc's stuart will step down in two years. the company has began compiling a list of potential candidates. 80,000ve slashed jobs and exited 80 businesses. advisorsbal strategic say the outlook is not so dire. >> i think the big eggs are anks are big b fine. banks are safer, but lending and making markets is trickier because of the need for liquidity erasures, and the like. we are in a different world, and we have to get used to it. scarlet: in japan, earthquakes that struck the region are 'skely to cut into toyota profit. according to mitsubishi, toyota be looking at a $277 million drop in profits this quarter as a result. alix: time now for the bloomberg quick take be looking. japan's prime minister bold economic plan -- promise appears to be stalling. here's the situation. it is built on unprecedented monetary easing in business even commission to snap japan out of a malaise. if the goal of triggering prices remains elusive. recession in 2

a news corporation executive, spent a long time under rupert murdoch.f interesting things in the digital media space. it would be somewhat unusual for them to go outside. tom: no one cares about your silly gossip. buy, hold, sell, disney. hold disney. we have been buying. our analysts for capital markets -- we see these types of things in a core stock, we buy more. tom: the cash flow is not under threat. brian: no. stock is this different then other media companies because of the cable component with espn. cable and media is all about broad pan. that is what comcast -- why comcast is a better start. disney is more about content. tom: they've got a big movie that will save the date? >> they have marvel movies. a jungle thing coming up. they have a movie slate for the next five years which is locked in, that is going to be very strong competitively. tom: paul sweeney with a gossip of the morning. thank you. later today, there will be a little less gossip. david westin in conversation with the secretary of state. a little bit to talk about. from frankfurt,

yes, it's april 1st but president vlad really is dating wendy dang, rupert murdoch's ex. really? america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> all right. there were some good ones in there. in honor of april fools' day, our friends at aladdin, we'll get to that in a minute. our friends at aladdin had a prank. take a look what genie did. >> genie, one, two, three. can you maybe rub the lamp? >> oh, my god. >> thank you. >> posing as a wax tatoo giving fan fans -- >> cheese. >> a little bit of a surprise. >> another gag out this morning. this t-mobile hands-free headset. if you're like mikey on the life cereal box, ginger will do anything. >> binge-watch your favorite shows while living your life. what are you >> totally "dancing with the stars." i'm studying old images. >> you know what -- >> i'm watching myself over and over again. >> the one in nick watt's piece about abandoning your home in case you don't like the next president for four year, i didn't think that was april fools. i think there's a lot of conversation. >> i was worried about trader joe's for a second. >> me. >>

. >> you know, the new york post is in a better place with donald trump than they were when rupert murdochhat he should get out of the race. now they have endorsed donald trump. i think it's quite a change. >> how do you endorse a guy that needs to be better informed on policy and more presidential? >> you know, i really do think donald trump has grown a lot as a candidate. i think he'll get better. basically it's his message that's resonating with people, and that's what's given him this rocket fuel in the polls and i think will continue to do so. >> brent, i think the new york post couldn't endorse senator cruz because he said that about, you know, new york values, and i don't think that would have been smart of the post to put on their front page. >> well, the first thing i want to say is hi to my friend jeffrey to invite him to come back from the dark side. [ laughter ] >> look, you would expect a local paper to endorse a citizen of new york. that doesn't surprise me. but it did come with a qualifier because people sense this -- i used to think that one of these days we were going to s

how do they know to go after ashley and say, hey, you know, rupert murdoch, ashley, here, i want yourome number, can you resend it? [laughter] >> and your social security number. [laughter] and date of birth and-- >> that's not a shady ask. they're able to figure out who is inside the company and instead of that mass e-mail that's bcc'd you've got that e-mail. charles: you take notice. >> if you look close to the e-mail a lot of times it's similar, in all 50 states, 79 countries and the way to prevent it is to have companies have more two step verification, but even then the hackers are able to get around it and impersonate, it's very simple. charles: and some say that the 13 character long password with a number and a cap and-- >> opening up to e-mail-- >> i don't think i'm right to be -- thanks a lot, jo. >> 2.3 billion and companies like mattel hit with it. charles: thanks a lot, appreciate it. iran tells the u.s. no way they're going to stop their missile program. in fact, it's not up for negotiations. we've got more on that coming up. plus, the first female infantry recruit sworn

this week, we are bringing you an exclusive tour of media titan rupert murdoch's exquisite one-of-a-kind west village townhouse. see how a four-year renovation project turned this former religious dormitory into a modern, luxurious mansion. plus, designer garrow kedigian shows off his twist on old-world new york charm. and caroline beaupere shows how she infused a bit of paris and provence in her client's upper west side home. but first, see how

i did a course several years ago, and one of the points that was made is rupert murdoch, one of the richestwhole world, has paid no income tax in this country for several years. i found it to be outrageous. i think in order to simplify the code, we could begin by having brackets. a 10% bracket perhaps for those who are not wealthy, and the 20% bracket for the rich. about ted cruz, i think he has proposed to abolish the irs, and i believe that is an impossible task. i wonder why he has inserted himself into this campaign, he knows he is a foreigner, he was not born in this country, and yet, he has inserted himself into this system. he needs to get out. host: our next caller comes from massachusetts. susan, what you think needs to be done? caller: two things. i did not hear what john kasich i cannot plan was -- read the chart. i would set the personal wage,ions at the minimum so that if the minimum wage is $12, that should be the personal exception, i think, for individuals. host: here is low more information for you about john kasich plan. the tax policy center said that lacks key details ne

from the rupert murdoch-owned "post." also, officials deciding not to charge corey lewandowski.ce order to stay back at a trump event. an embolden donald trump invoked 9/11 to criticize ted cruz's mocking of new york values. >> those who rescue each other, those are those of new york values. >> reporter: cruz dismissing the chris schism. during an msnbc town hall, insisting he'll never be trump's running mate. >> chuck, it ain't going to happen. >> new this morning, senator sanders is releasing his toughest ad yet. it name, but it takes a swipe at her for accepting huge sums of money for speeches while opposing a $15 federal minimum wage. senator sanders currently heading to the vatican this morning. secretary clinton a little later today will head out west for fundraisers hosted by george clooney. natalie? >> kristen welker in brooklyn for us, thank you. >>> a north korean missile launch meant to celebrate its founder's birthday failed. a south korean news agency said the powerful missile exploded in the air a few seconds after liftoff today. ash carter, visiting the region, sa

million for all of the firefighters and police officers which included jeff immelt and your boss, rupert murdochs of other people. he can keep his money and burn it in hell. the reality, i don't need to know, but the american people need to know what was the role of the saudi arabian government in the attack. and my suspicion is i'm going to give you my suspicion. it was at a lower level, not at a higher level. but we're entitled to know that in order to assess it, particularly in light of this legislation about suing saudi arabia. because that will help us decide whether it is appropriate or it is not appropriate. >> well, let me tell you what's in the daily mail -- the lond"ln daily mail". the guy is being held at gitmo, he went from being a pilot, trained here. he was seen with the hijackers going to this report, and he become a bomb maker from al qaeda, eventually caught in pakistan. they have him linked with the saudi embassy in the u.s. >> they found a flight certificate in his possession and that was -- >> never, never should be released for the rest of his life. we're out of our minds to

. >> reporter: on the republican side, a key endorsement for the trump campaign from the rupert murdoch-ownedng not to charge campaign manager corey lewandowski who was accused of grabbing a reporter. >> i'm glad it is behind us. >> reporter: prosecutors say this video shows michelle fields defying a secret service order to stay back last month justifying lewandowski's actions. thursday night an emboldened donald trump at a black tie gala invoked 9/11 to criticize ted cruz's mocking of new york values. >> the people in the towers who helped rescue each other, those are those of new york values. >> reporter: cruz dismissing that criticism and during his msnbc town hall insisting he'll never be trump's running mate. >> chuck, it ain't gonna happen. >> reporter: and new this morning, senator sanders is releasing his toughest ad yet. it doesn't mention clinton by name but it takes a clear swipe at her for accepting huge sums of money for speeches while opposing a $15 federal minimum wage. senator sanders currently heading to the vatican this morning, as secretary clinton a little bit later on tod

>> rupert murdoch, your boss, 20 years ago. that was in the first wave.s amazing the things that have changed. steve case, your book, "the third wave." pick it up. >> you've got a book! >> i've got a book. first time i wrote a book. hopefully it will be helpful to people as they think about the future. >> absolutely. thank you, sir. >> thank you. real pleasure. >>> straight ahead, who wants breakfast? heather at a diner some wisconsin. what's going on? >> reporter: yes, good morning. we're serving up politics and pancakes, hash browns, i'll have fried cheese kurds later. anyone from the region will know fried cheese kurds are a real treat. 42 delegates up for grabs. talking to voters. and donald trump is coming here to speak with us later. if you're in the area, whcome a join us. happy birthday to pharrell, he is 43 today. ♪ >> happy birthday. right? let's go. ♪ that's what you want to do i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. safety