studio this is a fairly puzzling episode you know this appearance of script all the the daughter of sag a first on russian t.v. as we just saw rym what appears to have been a telephone call with a cousin and then a statement on her behalf from the u.k. police what what what is all this about what impact could it have left on of course is hoping to listen very closely to what you he has to say as was mentioned in that report that she's not just a victim she's also a witness and this is a case where there's still a big lack of information and lack of certainty about exactly what has taken place in the u.k. of course saying that it believes that russia is responsible in some capacity and yet has provided safe on no real smoking gun evidence yet that that's taken place russia meanwhile denying it there's a lot of uncertainty about exactly what's going on has so its hopes presumably that yulia will be up to shots might i'm not ok well let's all to try and shut some light on another area of confusion exactly what the british foreign secretary boris johnson told us t w news a few days ago befo

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ladies and gentlemen, my first guest has already taken home a golden globe, a bafta and a sag award,hree billboards outside ebbing, missouri." >> i saw you on tv the other day. >> oh, yeah? >> yeah, you looked good. i mean, you know, you came across really good. the things that you were saying. >> i don't think you came across real good with the things you were saying. i thought you came across as stupid. >> ain't it about time you got home to your mama, dixon? >> no, i don't need to go home to my mama. mama. i told her i was going to be out. till 12, actually. >> stephen: please welcome sam rockwell. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: you hydrate now. >> i got to hydrate. you got to hydrate. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: very important to hydrate, as soon as you hit the seat. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> stephen: because i'm going to grill you. hey, congratulations-- >> thanks, man. >> stephen: on the golden globe, the bafta, and the sag awards. that must be very heady. >> thanks, it is heady. it's good. it's changed my sock game. it's really, you know-- >> stephen: what? >> yeah.

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. >> i think that is a converse sags every parent can relate to. >>> meanwhile, melissa mccarthy is a college in "life of the party." my girl has something special for you. >> hi, kevin. i'm here with ladies of "life of the party." >> hi. >> we're here to introduce the brand-new trailer of our movie. >> we'll see you at the theater on mother's day weekend. >> 3 years of marriage down the tubes. what am i going to do? i'm a 40-something girl, woman, that doesn't have a degree. oh, my god. i know what i'm going to do. somebody's mom just enrolled in college. beep, beep, peep. it's me. >> melissa's college experience involved parties. >> i don't know what's sadder. the mom perm or the mom boobs. >> these, i wear them around my waist proudly. >> and a hot new man. >> i have a bit of a romance with this college fella. it's wild. i'm like, oh, my god. >> the 47-year-old and her husband of 12 years co-wrote the comedy. i was on the set. what's amazing is the family atmosphe atmosphere. >> that's my dad and my father-in-law. >> your husband is there. >>let not forget that guy. >> oops! he's j

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funders in the lines told a moment we will date children mcduff sags sign a lot for the ten minutes like the phone rang the guy. to answer the phone a guy. was joan and he said oh you know. he said he's misty i'm the one. i said you just tell me he's with you she went you know he's missing we confound you but don't worry because it could be someone he could been shot walking the straight. so let's go back into the. crowd now when you're. just. looking with them without star express. he say and already played that when i went in and told him not. i think we got what i was obviously wrong. roy and then for this best friend one of the political front rob said to him a favor. and then we like and we left from the script i have to come some time to check took a phone to him and we drove up to sheffield. grove to go to sheffield which would have been atlanta to know if i would draw a vote imagine we don't and we got there at ten o'clock we went to patches. and we said you know where it's been it's great. and i said oh you know. where the northern general. is covered such a long covered so i go

it's important to know that there were a whole range of economic cities that were launched as part of sag is the saudi arabian general investment authority. which planned which initially planned to launch six economic cities they scaled that back to four when the financial or financial crisis of two thousand and eight came those projects many of those products were put on hold so in order to go firm understanding of the of the context of these mega mega projects in saudi arabia it's really important to understand that there is much longer history that goes beyond two thousand and seventeen right in terms of the finances yeah that that's that's a really important element traditionally the state has put forth put forth funding so in terms of economic studies the state put put forth about seventy billion dollars and then they expected a private sector contributions both from local actors and global firms to make up the difference i think that if we look at the current economic the current economic . environment in saudi arabia it's going to very difficult for the state to put forth those tha

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their reaction more contemporary today too busy second people where all right i mean even before the sagging in late zero eight secretary of state believing do you think that in washington they realize relations with russia are more important than immediate reactions. difficult at the moment called russian american relations you know the state department is in chaos frankly there are a huge number of vacancies there you've had the last year with the secretary of state and the president basically each other's throats and it's difficult to see the united states is being a very credible foreign policy player a moment and then many in the palace of westminster that we're expecting to resume to attack this station on t.v. surprised or about the fact that she didn't ban this channel in britain and the fact or shut it down very sensible of i mean i've never believed in shutting down the press i had a long long time dealing with turkey i'm sorry to the turkish authorities let them say what they want to say you know in the open because if you drive it underground you were killed it will still be ther

whatever there was a media world rally behind it there will mobilize the public opinion and here's sagging opinion polls will rise and you know so on and so forth and you know it is only all habit that they're addicted to and i really don't know what they're all timid objectivists because you know after seven years eastern ghouta is liberated these rebels who are on the terrorist list of the us department of state itself been routed and there's no possibility of them coming back and there's no possibility of turning the clock back and regain the lost foothold in major parts of syria so what's what's the excuse that they really don't have the answer seems like there was a real opportunity here because the russian ambassador to the u.n. said they dated experts go and they found no evidence of anything no bodies no traces of chemical weapons no witnesses and said let's let's all go in let's go tomorrow let's take independent experts let's let's look for any evidence if the u.s. is so convinced that there was an attack why wouldn't they take that opportunity and go in and find the evidence tha

in a statement said sags yan admitted he was in the wrong he'd become armenians president in two thousand and eight and served ten years earlier this month he was elected prime minister by the country's parliament but this enraged many armenians who felt this latest move would secure his hold on power over the country indefinitely. the former soviet republic which is in the caucasus region was plunged into political crisis many of armenians three million citizens are also struggling with economic turmoil. and there's been disquiet about some close ties to russian president vladimir putin. back on the streets of the main opposition leader. has received a huge. armenians are hoping it's the start of a new era. in the studio with me now political scientists hundreds of the might a man who spent decades analyzing russian and eurasian affairs and it's thanks for coming in to talk to us i just want to go back to sunday the situation looking very very different to what it has just turned out to be sad because walking out of talks with the leader of the opposition demonstrably during that making

sometimes it said as out sagged, numb times it using the inward. he vowed that he would go hard on the issue of segregation. >> that's what he does vicki run to get a 1962. he is elected. he gives an infamous inaugural address -- address where he pledges segregation today, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever. in this stand at the schoolhouse door, he sets himself up as the foremost southern segregationist. and then he does something very surprising. he is not content to just be the most -- foremost southern segregationist. he believes in-his advisors believe that the same sentiment among, the same resentments that are fueling his politics and alabama were being felt by white people throughout the united states. and, he tests that in the 1964 democratic primaries. he goes up to wisconsin. and, to indiana and marilyn. and he runs in democratic primaries. what is surprising, is the amount of support that he receives in white, working- class neighborhoods. in cities like milwaukee, gary, indiana. the eastern shore of maryland. he wins-his support

going to be in a little bit of trouble and how to do more development than they wanted to or just the sag would and i think they wanted to take the lazy way out and force every user to upgrade and the user said no the companies need to upgrade with bitcoin this is what they chose and eventually all of those companies had to upgrade their systems to account for it and now we have a lot of transactions processing very very quickly and very cheaply and i think the system was so much better and so much more secure no those were just sort of themselves this is the miners they did and which is a good thing because when so she initially launched it she didn't say one c.p.u. one vote but that was under the assumption that everyone is pretty much a minor everyone that wants a node can also mine with a six and the advancements in mining that was no longer feasible so how does a regular big corner have a voice in the system and they do that by right. they're all no doubt and by validating their own transactions and the miners urges they are to make money by creating new coins by processing our trans

whatever reason sags i guess he and his has now stepped down but does that invalidate the election. the elections that have taken place in the media have over the years been a widely criticized internationally by credible observers as being fundamentally flawed in terms of vote rigging in terms of manipulations and control of the electoral system. so-called administrative resources whether the leading party has control over things like you know. a very large bureaucratic bureaucracy you know people employed by the government whether they're in in the universities or in let's say the health sector and so this is why. their legitimacy is in question say the opposition and this is why the opposition is so insistent that it's time for the leading party to step aside. they want their sort of total surrender capitulation which means. with the with the current existing acting a prime minister pushing back and saying no we're not going to be talked to this way things are set for a pretty. turbulent few days ahead and culminating in that vote in parliament we're expecting on tuesday so it's

west bank in particular but the rain i think in the next day or so he's going to be a bit further sags more especially east side through iraq northern syria egypt as far as armenia eventually the sun will return and things will quieting down it looks quite nice on sunday for most part except in the extreme east again of iraq and northern syria one of the consequence of this has been haboobs recently we might well see something on saturday there's not obvious from here i suspect some are nice and saudi could be particularly dusty quietening things down i suspect by the time we get to sunday showers if any and most likely to be found in the far south west of saudi or in yemen santa is included in that forecast is southern africa the pictures gone largely dry shouters possible in the eastern cape or crossing in the towel i wouldn't hold your breath it looks dry in cape town eighteen degrees asked for warm sunshine was pretty abundant really all the way north actually a long way through tanzania as well where they rains are pretty rare the moment. the weather sponsored by cats and peace. h

a tired sagging movie populated by tired, sagging men still making pot jokes and fart noises well into with fart noises? >> i don't think he liked it very much. >> i don't think so. >>> next amy schumer and "i feel pretty." schumer plays an ordinary woman with low self-esteem who wakes up from a brutal fall at the gym believing she is the most beautiful woman in the world. >> modeling is an option for me. you are taking a risk. is this girl going to walk out of this office and right on to the runway and never look back? is that realistic for me? 1000%. but it's not who i am. >> so while schumer is feeling pretty, apparently the critics are feeling petty, giving it a it a 37% splat on rotten tomatoes. calling it an all honest to god fiasco. virtually every single aspect of this rigidly unfunny comedy is botched, from characters to core message. but roger moore has just two words. shockingly sweet. >> oh, that sounds like roger moore liked it. >> yeah. i feel petty? >> i feel pretty. >> oh, pretty. >> it's different from the song. >> "super troopers 2," i'm there for that. >> so maybe if

see mchugh had predicted to meet in the summer when i ran into a restaurant in sag harbor you said to me watch out the amazons in the googles of the world had bigger problems than european regulators unless they get their act together it will be the u.s. government and congress that will go after them. we are about to see that. we think the next step has to be in order to keep congress off its back or is it done deal. it's clear they have lost control of its own platform. it doesn't know what's going on. it gets a prize by that. completely. by making the market of their own personal data and allowing third-party applications and services to use your personal data we don't know the extent to which this is happening. it might just be the tip of the iceberg. how to get the genie back in the bottle. how to get the data back in place. that you are not misusing it. i don't know how you do that. he is giving an interview to fox. he's very calm. but the stock is definitely taking a hit. let's run this discussion quickly. with about 14 months left of the trade. to the nasdaq we are down. the b

the dollar trading the highest since january cost demand for gold to sag a bit.et's go into the regular session and the big flyers. tech and earnings, which gates whichd up the market -- huge gains propped up the market. everybody is raising forecasts. let's go into the bloomberg one more time, the chip industry has been hurting but take a look at intel with revenue versus stock price. that should help also on friday. ramy: let's get more on the zugets with christopher joins us from austin texas. let's get a recap of u.s. markets today. the s&p is up 1% or so and biggest jump in a week and a half. this is a relief rally because we are seeing a lot of right in the past several days? it is a relief rally, and naturally when they selloff to medically, we saw some people by the bottom of the trading range, and now we are getting near the top of the trading range we expected to become better sellers. that is our approach and thing that the market is expensive and we want to be better sellers in the rallies and buy dips when they do occur, but only after significant se

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us in the course of a project or enterprise we get to the middle of it our motivation or vitality sags a little bit true not only of life midpoint but a variety of thing. >> but one of the ways to show that midpoint dip in the book is a discussion of the happiness of apes it is really quite interesting it is really good. another part that resident at this point i went to college the universityck of chicago we had rooms inside the library and when you had a project you would run out of the study room and you would tell the story that sounds exactly like my experience and the first week it felt like wasted time like we could not get anywhere by week of a sudden number two we start to get somewhere and you call this uh oh effect tell us why we kick back into gear. >> yes. research from ucla, one of the things i love about science is that the skepticism it brings to enterprise. so we have this theory of how teams work if you give them a certain amount of time they will proceed and finish the project in a linear way. but what is skeptical about that is the methodology for figuring this outn

the gulf of alaska wins out with the storm track sagging farther toward the south. you with future cast going hour by hour, 11:00 tomorrow morning, get outside, it's looking good. saturday evening we begin to see low cloud cover. sunday morning is a different story. breathe easier and cooler and cloudier. 8:00 in the morning, mendocino county picking up some rain in the morning. it pushes to the south. that is not the only rainfall. cold and unstable air behind the front. the winter day will be monday with scattered showers behind the front all the way to the afternoon. a strange weather year we have had. nine straight 70 degree days from february 1 through the ninth. in the 63 days since we've only had four more. the warmest weather we've had all year long was the first week of february. concord makes it into the 70s. campbell 74, union city at 69, danville at 72. mills valley at 68. cooler at the beach. 71 in windsor. temperatures fall by up to 10 degrees on sunday. rain by the afternoon. scattered showers on monday. dry tuesday and went they with an additional ch

eight degrees come tuesday and on the pacific coast six twenty two in santiago is rain just to the sags now we start to redevelop again in panama costa rica otherwise the train is largely free of significant share activity again jamaica and cuba like it want to light winds for that she watch what happens in mexico not so much on monday but on tuesday lucky had again a significant shower forming on the eastern coast the gulf coast of mexico. now we've had some significant rain recently in florida because a cold front went through that is significant loss in that it is a cold front because there is still cold air in the heart of the u.s. those actives it was also this far less snowfall cost to be pleased. the weather sponsored my cats are enemies. i really felt liberated as a journalist module about getting to the truth as i will that's what this job.

average, exposed to the trade situations we have the commodity complex with the exception of gold saggingfrom investorsoverblown or does it make sense to you >> no, fears are overblown there's some ex-trap ladies and gentlemen going on one round of tariffs, each side, now another round. now from here we go to five or ten and then a trade war that would be very negative. we don't see that happening. these are modest, small tariffs, not much economic impact, not much inflation impact. investors have to figure out how tariff strategies will evolve. we don't think it will have major economic impact. still looking for good earnings this year for stocks. >> certainly we have a lot more questions and more time in terms of tariff time line. you have until may 22nd for businesses to raise issues then another 180 day period at least until potential tariffs are in place on the u.s. side. looking at seven and a half months if everything goes according to headlines we have today. art, what do you think >> it is interesting, came into the market this morning, felt like i was in cast a blank a, saying i

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other automakers i sagging, wait a second. 5g is just on the horizon.be that's a better way to talk to each other. one of the things about 5g is you can do other things. you can screen movies in your car on all sorts of entertainment things. >> right now they are talking about using this dedicated short-range communication system . is this like bluetooth which connects phones? >> reporter: exactly, it's short-range, a little bit different than bluetooth but it allows the cars around each other to talk to each other. supporters of this technology so we don't have to continue to pay cell bills going forward. the technology can continue to work down the road, even if self-service is in there. that sort of thing. >> that's interesting. let's talk about this. i was learning that this particular technology could communicate about traffic signals as well. >> i've been in many cars where it's connected like this and the developers of autonomous cars like this idea that is your driverless car is going down the street, it's talking to the stoplights ahead. you ca

what are the risks of an i am pro sags al presidency?eat again. >> roseanne's come back strikes a cord. the president congratulated her. his voters helped her score record ratings. what is the message for hollywood and washington? plus -- >> we stand in the most

this was a central focus of con ver sags here this week when the president now with japanese prime minister abe here in florida. so, there's early optimism, the question though when they sit down face-to-face, can he broker this deal. certainly the highest stakes gamble of his presidency. >> it certainly will be and if successful, huge achievement for this president. jeff, thank you. "outfront" now, former cia intelligence office, david preece and lieutenant general mark hurtling. a big announcement for north korea tonight. how significant is it to you? >> you used the right word earlier, erin, when you said stunning. this is a significant development. i would be more measured right now to see what happens next. a little bit of calm. if it does play out and there's the possible ility that it will because there's been a lot of movement. you know, the president's been with the prime minister of japan. kim jong-un has been with the president of china. there's been a lot of discussion about this. a lot of influencers. one of the things we haven't talked about is people are talking about kju's i

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so we will see it to the north today then sagging south late tonight and tomorrow. there is a tremendous amount out here. you need a little help from the jet stream rotating in. upper 50s to almost 60 on the temps. the south wind is cranking up big time. the wind will be a factor later on and temperatures will stay mild, 50s and 60s on the temps. if you are heading to the mountains it is all rain and wind. no snow. by 10:00 to noon we should be done, then a break sunday and monday. more rain tuesday, more rain thursday and more rain next weekend. >> 10:00 saturday morning? >> yes. a.m. to noon. >> all right. if you want to sneak in a little league game or something? >> good luck with that. >> the giants swear they are playing tonight but i don't know how. >> i was going to ask you about that. >> they will play saturday for sure, but tonight, well, that looks tough to me. >> thank you. >>> concerns over safety and cleanliness can soon cost san francisco thousands of dollars. still ahead the tweet that sparked a campaign to move one big conjunction out of the city. >>

. >> and he ended his presentation by sagging somethi -- saying sog the lines he is confident the presidentl do the right thing. what do you think will happen between now and the 12th. >> it seems the president is poised to withdraw the u.s. from the agreement despite a last-minute lobbying campaign by macron and merkel but the important piece to remember about any new framework if the president will go back to the table and negotiate a new deal, it would require the buy-in of the other signatories of russia and cloo-- of china and iran an then they would not come back to the negotiating ta-- table, the will walk away. >> and if they were to restart the nuclear program, they would regret it because they would suffer enormously. he's making a direct threat there. >> he is. but we haven't heard many other details about what he would be looking for in terms of an agreement and how would he enforce on that threat. what would he do if iran were to violate an agreement and restart the nuclear program? and so these are the questions that donald trump moving forward is going to need to answer. thes

talks to a lawyer and they're trying to keep statements out of the public eye, why not say the con ver sag was prif leoneled. if a lawyer and a client talk b about things that have nothing to do with legal advice, that have to do with political or current events, those statements aren't privileged. i have friends. doesn't mean everything we talk about is privileged. usually nothing is unless i'm representing them. >> on a specific matter. wendy, fox news clearly wants to sweep this under the rug. they put out a statement today acknowledging that they had no clue and like the rest of us, they were probably dumbfounded. so kay. it comes out while fox news was unaware of the relationship with michael cohen and was surprised by the announcement in court, we have reviewed the matter and spoken to sean and he has our full support. sound lix they think this is going to go away. >> they may be right and they may know more about what's in those developments. i don't think it's true that cohen isn't telling everybody what he has if those documents, his actions in the future will be revealing about w

your next item is citizens advisory committee update and i believe blu sag get is witget is with us. >> good morning, chair nuru. directors and executive directors. my name is bruce sagget, i'm the chair of the advisory committee. my comments today are focused on several areas. first is a followup on the presentation to address potential quality of life issues in the vicinity and neighbors adjacent to the transit centre. once the centre is opened to the public. as a representative of the cac, i attended the kickoff of the multi-agency and stakeholder discussion, which was held on march 16th. facilitated by director and supe supervisor jim's office. and came to an agreement pad forward. it was clear the agencies were working diligently on plans and there were meetings on the schedules. one attribute in by we all agreed was to monitor conditions in and around adjacent neighbors through a set of metrics. first establishing baseline conditions and then measures changes, if any, through a regular report out of these metrics. this was important as we don't want to evaluate conditions and r

gloria borger reporting that the president had a phone con tore sags today with michael cohen. that be a problem? >> you know, it could be. to the extent there could be some type of wiretapping going on. but you know, just backing up from that, i just really wonder. obviously, we know michael cohen is being investigated for more than campaign finance, right? you look at business dealings. money laundering. tax evasion. but i'm wondering, let's talk scooter libby for a minute. how much was the scooter libby pardon. we can argue the merritts of it. we have a judicial process. he was convicted. got a 30-month sentence. george bush commutes it. doesn't pardon him. how much of that is a message to michael cohen, you know a whole lot, but you know what i can do in the event you stay the course and the event you stay with me, guess what. you get a pardon, too. because if he talks, that is michael cohen, who knows what could be revealed and if the end game is to squeeze cohen, who knows so much about trump, boy, that could bring down the presidency. final word, this whole hearing that'

here's the system closer up and this whole area sags south in the next three hours, so between -- 4:30, 5:30, in the next three hours this whole area is going to slide through, maybe 3 1/2 hours, and rainfall accumulations could potentially be 10th of an inch, maybe quarter inch in the hills. so do with that what you will. it's not enough to really cause problems but i call that nuisance rain, especially if it hits part of that too much of the commute. i think it's going to be the late afternoon commute more than anything. 63 in concord, 59 in livermore. this rain event is nuisance showers. it won't add up to much and shouldn't make much of a difference for us. in the mountains they may see four, five, 6 inches of snow. lingering up there for a little bit long and the golden gate bridge, it's getting the look to it where it's starting to cool off and cloud up and that's on our way to showers. in terms of the forecast, this is san jose tomorrow, partly cloudy in the morning, about 54 degrees, tomorrow is going to be a nice day. once we get through tonight, right? tomorrow is going to lo

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tonight the 80-year-old is convicted on three counts of sag aggravated indecent assault. >> a man thatcades preying on women that he drugged and sexually assaulted. >> reporter: as the verdict was read cosby accusers not part of the case gasped and sobbed in the courtroom forcing the judge to call for order. the jury decided beyond a reasonable doubt that cosby drugged and sexually assaulted andrea constand in his pennsylvania home in 2004. constand, a former temple university employee, stared ahead during the verdict, with little emotion on her face. this was the retrial, nearly a year ago a jury deadlocked over the same criminal charges. for many alleged victims whose accusations never led to criminal charges, this was seen as their victory as well. >> feel like i'm dreaming. can you pinch me? i feel like i'm dreaming. >> the justice system is finally paying attention. >> reporter: in the retrial five accusers in addition to constand, herself, testified telling the jury they, too, were drugged and sexually assaulted by cosby. the prosecution attempting to show a pattern of behavior.

. >> interesting we really appreciate getting your point of view certainly contrite in the con ver sagswe haven't talkeded about there's so much competition in this space, scott. with all the time that's gone on, the competitors are just getting stropger i don't care whether it's bmw, gm, nissan the thing i look at is tesla's market cap after this crash. is 43 billion, on par with a ford or gm they're bigger at least gm is if you're going to believe that valuation that an 100,000 cars of production versus 10 million for a gm, you've got to believe that what they're producing is something so much more spectacular than the competition, but all of this time is allowing competition to catch up, the competition is what matters and why the stock is too expensive >> tesla shares are moving lower on the heels of that conversation >> he still have a $250 price target on it and had a great call just going through his me can b mechanics. the risk element in his model, up 9%. that's unbelievably low. >> gm does not have a solar panel company. there's the difference >> exactly >> how does that acqui

. >> on thursday, sag anocy of burnsteen took down his not only his iphone numbers but his earning numbers. this fiscal year and next. he's the number one guy. >> i'm not in the stock name itself i'm in it via the qqqs and being long in qqqs >> you were. >> i was in the stock name >> until very recently >> yes, i was, and i felt it lost the momentum here in the near term. there's something clearly that the street is concerned about. i think that's on the product side i'm not going to take the other side of this, though, because of the ability to distribute the cash i think this is going to be a cash story what are they going to do with it in the near term, they could utilize that $200 billion plus they could do a special dividend they could return it to shareholders i said this on thursday and i believe this to be true. i think they're going to plook back upon the usage of the cash, three to five years from now, and they're going to regret they did not make some form of a larger acquisition to generate better growth. >> tony says the capital return program, and he's out with another note t

spending sagged. three of the top five markets post march see sales declined.rent picture between the quarterly and the march number. it's their weakest performance in the fourth quarter since the industrywide contraction five years ago. u.k. apprehension over brexit affecting demand in the region second-largest market. questions around these are probably part of the story as well. manus: a little bit more breaking is coming through this time from the british builder hammerson. they had set themselves up to intu.se into -- they are withdrawing their bid for intu. keep an eye on hammerson. and on his car stocks as we get into the trading day. the bond market is undoubtably one of the things we focus a great deal on. two-year papers at the highest level since 2008. these of the 10 year government bond futures. it's this tightest spread since 2007. the fed, williams, who is going to be in charge of new york, says it's not his best case scenario. it's that longer-term yields will rise as the fed gradually hikes rates. some saying the policy is getting to a more neu