we're exclusively on set of her rom-com, "isn't it romantic" with rebel wilson and liam hemsworth. >>e, meghan markle is glowing and showing. she looks so great, stepping out for a solo engagement in london. >> six months pregnant and rocking a ripped from the runway blazer and dress nsemble, meghan made her debut for the queen. she wore these heels in her engagement pic back in 2017. the duchess visited the national theater in london while harry was just a few miles away making an appearance at the commonwealth youth round table meeting, but his wife and baby due in spring weren't far from his mind. >> as someone who is about to become a father, i'm acutely aware of shared responsibility for this world, its resilience and to be held accountable for the next generation. >> her and harry are very happy at the moment. they are excited about the spring birth of their baby and i'm told she's happy. >> the rumors that the duchess might be back for the final season of "suits," are just that pet "e.t." has learned show creators are pursuing her for a royal return. >> she has duties and thing

we are to on set of her rom-com isn't it romantic with rebel wilson and liam hemsworth. >> meanwhile,nka's good friend meghan markle is glowing and showing. she looks so great, stepping out for a solo engagement in london. six months pregnant and rocking a rift from the runway blazer and v-neck dress ensemble, meghan made her first appearance today as royal patron since taking over for the queen. if those heels look familiar, they are the ones she wore in her official engagement pics in 2017. the duchess visited the national theater in london while harry ance at the commonwealth youth roundtable meeting. his wife and baby due in spring weren't far from his mind. >> as someone who is about to become a father, i am acutely aware of our shared responsibility to make this world nmore resilient and the inhabitants more accountable for the next generation. >> her and harry are really happy. they are super excited about the spring birth of their baby. i am told she is happy. >> rumors that the duchess might be back for the ninth and final season of "suits" are just that. et learned show crea

e rom the west. >> you could tell it was down, down on the flats. himself as a homeowner did not want to go on camera. he said sometime after midnight, the 6-year-old fell down in his backyard. the girls father initially thought she had tripped and hit her head. it wasn't until they got to the hospital that the father realized a bullet was lodged in his daughter's head. >> we did have shot activity that picked up multiple gunshots. >> we can match these bullets to specific guns. so it's just a matter of time. >> oakland police say injuries and deaths from celebratory gunfire happened before. but it's an unnecessary tradition that needs to end. >> we're tired of it, we're done with it. >> opd is offering a $5,000 reward for anyone withinrmationd to an arrest. that's the latest here in oakland, nbc bay area news.

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last year they had a plan that 20% rom 80% federal to local. what? what? are you kidding? must have been. we will -- we want it to happen. and we don't want it to happen in a way that is not predictable, affordable and again for the return. when you are doing infrastructure. i talked about this in my office about what happened in california, the tax initiative. when people see what they get for any investment in infrastructure, they always support the infrastructure. the congress, though, needs your leadership and partnership to deliver on our shared priorities to drive common progress for all. together we will make america more safe bypassing commonsense legislation to end the epidemic of gun violence. [applause] ms. pelosi: we will make america more american by protecting dreamers. [applause] ms. pelosi: and passing comprehensive immigration reform. we will make america more just by protecting people with pre-existing conditions, expanding access to health care and lowering the price of prescription drugs and defending medicare and medicaid. [applause] ms. pelosi: we wil

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom virginia seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i rise to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for -- the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i received an email friday night from a young lawyer i know in northern virginia. i met him last year when he had just hung out his shingle for a solo practice. he was desperate. his one big client is a federal government contract who are told him he would not be paid for december or for january because of the government shutdown. he wrote me because he had just received an eviction notice from his landlord. come up with the rent for january by wednesday noon, or face immediate eviction. i connected him with our local government office on emergency assistance. mr. beyer: he got meaningful help. he reached out to a few nonprofits. he was only $800 short yesterday and the landlord agreed to wait another month. yes, the shutdown has left 800 -- has left 800,000

star's hart-beat productions are teaming on two projects: a body-switching comedy, and an international rom-com. hart would likely star in both films."love is at the root of everything."who doesn't love mister rogers? the motion picture academy, apparently. the online movie portal "fandango" surveyed more than a-thousand film fans after this year's oscar nominations were announced, and their number-one oscar snub? no "best feature documentary" nomination for "won't you be my neighbor." second in the poll was bradley cooper not making the cut for directing "a star is born," and third was the lack of any nominations for "crazy rich asians." everybody's a critic. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (ácommercialá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast getting spoiled this week as nice weather continues. much like yesterday skies will remain sunny and dry and under those inviting skies temperatures will continues to boost for parts of the bay w

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her rom com "bride wars" -- remember that? just turned ten this month. i love them together.eady for a reboot of that. >> you love a good wedding. thanks so much. >>> although kate does have her hands full these days, raising three kids, including her newborn rani she's giving us a bit of an insight to her family dynamic. here's kate's guide modern parenting. you have a teenager and now you have a baby. >> i do. >> and we were talking about all boys. now a girl. >> things are balancing out, the masculine and the feminine. it's great. >> the quote, gender less approach. that's how kate is raising rani. i will say right now she's incredibly feminine in her energy. she's very different from the boys. >> rani, there's just something kind of magical about her. >> the 39-year-old mama may have been influenced by her own childhood as a tomboy. my middle brother was basically my sister because i put makeup on him and dressed him up and he loved it. what does kate say about getting married again? she reposted this swim suit at new york fashion show. she posted and said to her husband

about three blocks rom the west oakland bart station. three men were killed in the shooting. police say two of the victims were in a parked car... and the third was standing outside the car when the shooting happened. right now-- police do not have any suspect description. the victims' names have not been released-- but we do know one was a 21-year-old from vallejo, and the other two were aged 29 and 31-- both from oakland. ... (grant) in the north bay... the historic napa county courthouse... damaged in the earthquake back in 2014... is now once again open to the public. the courthouse was severely damaged in the 6-point- zero magnitude earthquake. since then-- the building has been un-occupied. court calendars and services were handled in various other locations in the county... but they will now return to the courthouse. (grant) the lineup has been announced for the 7th annual bottlerock festival in napa. the headliners across the 3 day festival are imagine dragons, neil young, and mumford and sons. other notable artists include one republic, pharrell williams, santana, an

round of seventy in the farmers insurance open and of course he knows unlike some trails leader john rom eight going into the second round he's a ten on the par. the west indies bowled out england for just seventy seven as they took control of the first test in barbados the hosts that ended their first innings two hundred eighty nine all out before ripping through england with the ball much to the delight of their fans the tourists lasted just three and a half hours key more roche took five wickets for just four runs so the west indies found themselves betting again reaching one hundred twenty seven to six that's three hundred and thirty nine runs aid. and that's what was sport more coming up again later for banks face he wants now is their news hour with me so robin and peter start with i'm back with more news on the other side of the break until impacts your time and your company. in the next episode of techno the team travels to the heart of the amazon. where we are now should be rain pours to investigate illegal gold mining mercury has a very unique characteristic finding the goal fo

not only is she starring in a new rom com, but she's outspoken for women in the industry.couldn't do it without her weekly therapy session. >> how does that help you work on you? >> my job is to be fake. not in a bad way, but i get paid to tell lies. so i have to keep a balance with all of the hollywood and being a single mom. that's a lot. >> yeah. >> that's a lot. >> yeah. >> so it's just best to go to a professional to help you balance all of it out. >> "what men want" flips the script on the mel gibson film "what women want." she has the ability to hear men's thoughts. >> starting today, no more drinking at work. >> hey. too much information. >> i didn't say anything. >> i want to play a little okay. >> i want you to look at pictures of your past male co-stars -- >> okay. >> and tell me what you think they are t photos. shaquille o'neal. what do you think he's thinking? >> hot. i want to take this suit off. i'm about to sweat. >> kevin hart. >> i'm a comedic rock star. look at me shine. i don't know. i'm a little man too, but i'm funny. >> and finally? >> oh. what is h

rom the south to the north. it is really picking things by 11:28. off to the south, you can see r. moving into san francisco by 11:33 tonight. there will be some rainfall making its way to the south bay. also the east bay. it has to get through santa cruz mountains. it looks like they will see a lot of the moisture but there will be something left here through wednesday. we'll track how much we're expecting it to hang on. plus, two more storms behind it. >> okay. we'll see you shortly. >>> tonight a very measured president trump. he addressed the nation from the oval office about building the border wall. reading from a teleprompter, he tried convincing the nation about border security saying we are in a crisis. caught in the middle of all this, the thousands of people who aren't getting their paychecks because of the ongoing federal shutdown. so what now and what happens in the big meeting tomorrow? ian joins with us some answers. >> reporter: we thought thency. tonight insteadlies 18 days int shutdown. >> tonight i am speaking to you. there is a growing h at our southern border.

billion,rom 2.32 $4.8 more than double the size of her company in three years.treats all kinds of strain. this is not just software that leverages out the backside. it is infrastructure, boxes, buildings, a lot of things, we made a great run. david: your market value is $9.5 billion, more or less. it was double that at one point. when it started going this way, did you think you have to reinvent your company? ,evin: i think every company every great company, every great brand will come to a crossroads where they have to decide. that is something we have taken on with the transformation. a lot of restructuring, reorganization. we had to redo some risks in our company. it made us a better and stronger company. david: you are not in the athletic equipment business, like some of your competitors, nike. why are you not in that business? you are in the apparel business. kevin: lower margins, not as compelling of an attraction. our footwear is not just another shoe. it is a shoe that comes with an app that will coach you to make you better. and cool,be stylish but what

of treaty publishing stepped down weeks after a the company rejected a a takeover rom a a a rival pubublisher.. he wilill be replaced by knight. they include newspapers such as the "chicago tribune" by "new york daily news." the u.s. federal grand grande jury h has indicted four more managers of audi in connection with the diesel gate and cheating scandal. audi's luxury unit of german car vivideocassetter vololkswagen ta admitted in 2015 to secretly selling software to evade the government emissions test and pleaded guilty in 2017 to o thesese charges. >> despite weeks of protests, srsrupting the retail sectctor, france saw a record number of tourists visiting the country last year. many had switched from sleeping in expensive hotels to staying in short-term rental homes like airbnb. the company is set to pay 4 million euros in the ack uponcy text ---occupancy tax. >> a common question, tourists coming to paris to stay in a hotel or airbnb? increasingly popular option. the french capital more than 65,000 papts are being rented out in a platform. more than any other city. over the last few yea

rom gutting protection that is ensure clean air and clean water, to those that ensure the integrity of our financial system. the very real danger now is that special interests will be able to use vast sums of concentrated wealth to further dictate policy outcomes at odds with the american people's wishes. without h.r. 1, our democracy will find itself more and more at the mercy of large moneyed interests. if we do not pass this critical legislation, the history books may eventually say that like the roman republic, the united states had a good 200 to 250-year run at democracy, and degenerate food an oligarchy like all the rest. we must not let that happen. we must pass this legislation so that government of the people remains of the people. and now i'm proud to introduce one of the people who has perhaps had the greatest role in making sure that government is of, by, and for the people in the last century, great moral leader and great legislative leader, representative john lewis. [applause] mr. lewis: thank you, mr. chairman, for those kind words of introduction. thank you, john, for

right now 51 in is an rom. 56 in san francisco. 57 in san jose. napa with a temperature of 51 degrees. overnight tonight we hang on to the cloud cover. temperatures very slow to fall with that cloud cover overhead. over the next 12 hours, we'll drop into the 40 across the board with a light sprinkle showing up after midnight. let's go hour-by-hour. plan out your monday. we'll stop the clock at 9:00 a.m. monday morning. kind of the tale end of the monday morning commute. we're just beginning to see some light showers make their presence known. i think the best bet comes midday into the afternoon. to find that wet weather by 2:00 on monday, we're tracking the scattered showers, and the threat will continue even by 6:00, 7:00 as well. total rainfall with this system on the light side, as you would expect with a level 1 storm system. rain potential where we find the showers pop up across the board, less than a half of an inch. most cities away from the coast. we'll find less than a quarter inch through our monday. highs on your monday, limited sunshin

for the third annual women's marchme people rom all over the united states and came with all rnnds of conce >> my biggest concern is the tax cut that was implemented last year. >> i feel as though thathe country has been turned upside down. c's a joke. it's acus. >> i've never felt like our country has been so divisive, and i feel like the discrimination and the bigotry is really on the rise here. >> as a young girl, i want to grow up in a worhaldt is equal, i have equalrt opitiesa males. >> sophie is director of communications for the women's march. >> our message today is really that women are rising up.pe we havet two years organizing, two years training thousands of women across the country in direct action, lobbying, in civic eng and this is the result. you know, we saw-- we saw the result of all of that work inmb no when we elect aid wave of women to congress. >> reporter: the march organizers announced a new federal policy platform calling on congress to act on a variety of issues likeniversal health care, the equal rights amendment to the constitution, and ending wa o after ki

rom 4,00 so what are the numbers that justify the emergency if, in fact, that's where the president is going tonight? of course all of this feeding into what is now the second longest government shutdown with 800,000 workers wondering if they'll get paid. 51,000 tsa workers may not get paid on this friday, and that could have implications as people try to get screened in airports across the country. phillip? >> a lot of implications. we've come a long way since mexico was going to foot this bill here. tracie, thank you. >>> president trump's national security adviser is overseas this morning doing damage control with some allies worried about the president's plan to pull u.s. troops out of syria. john bolton announcing those troops might not leave as soon as expected. here's nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. >> reporter: the president now saying he never intended to get out of syria right away. >> we're going to be removing our troops. i never said we're doing it that quickly. >> reporter: but three weeks ago, he shocked u.s. allies, prompting a dramatic resignat

jon chu's feel—good, escapist rom—com performed well in america but bombed in china, with just $1 milliondia at all. perhaps talk of a worldwide film village is still premature. that kind of romantic comedy format is very frequent, is very common around asia, so i'm not sure it's ever going to work so well in the east. i think you have to be careful about the hybrid that tries to please everybody. you know, the great wall was a universal picture so chinese audiences are very suspicious offihusfthatarejjymg-.. . ,. w .. to manipulate them in a certain way. over the last few years, talking movies has reported consistently from india, owner of the world's most productive film industry. but it still took until 2016 for a genuine worldwide hit in hindi, dangal, starring aamir khan, to appear. the danger of other cultures being hollywood—influenced just isn't there. padmaavat, a lavish story from india which talking movies reported on in 2017, made an impressive $40 million worldwide in one week. india and china recently signed a treaty to increase the possibility of more film coproductions bet

able to get help from local militias who knew the areas and the people in the side against alcohol rom do you see much trust between the military operating in the country's north east and the locals. well there's an important decision for governments that are faced with an enemy like all caught on has to make and that is whether through in the civilian help officially in some countries like seattle leo it was done successfully below call hunting societies was organized enough paramilitary group and a part of that was placed on the executive outcomes controlled and utilized video actively the same can happen here but first of all there's to be a political decision by the political leadership of the country are we going to arm civilians and put them in harm's way in order to supply and support the military if they do make that decision and however wide or limited that decision may be in those people can be invaluable as a matter of fact right now the fight is kind of to boycott and it's offspring by local militias that are simply armed with shotguns and the occasional like a forty seven

income,rom pgim fixed kathy jones from schwab center, and eric stein from eaton vance, thank you veryrom new york, that does it for us. we will of course see you next friday at the same time, 1:00 p.m. in new york, 6:00 p.m. in london. for our audience worldwide, this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ amazon prime video is now on xfinity x1. so when you say words like... show me best of prime video into this... you'll see awesome stuff like this. discover prime originals like the emmy-winning the marvelous mrs. maisel... tom clancy's jack ryan... and the man in the high castle. all in the same place as your live tv. its all included with your amazon prime membership. that's how xfinity makes tv... simple. easy. awesome. alix: go for gold. newmont buys goldcorp for $10 billion in the biggest deal in mining history. analysts say it is now a "show me" story. u.s. shale versus opec. opec production falls to a two-year low as u.s. production hits another record. the showdown continues for prices. pg&e heads toward bankruptcy. the implications for clean energy contracts, p

and evan, my three-year-old son, rom our backyard into th woods. and he said, "daddy, come play." i look beyond, and there's stumps and roots and grass and rocks.sa and there and-- you know, a tear rolled down my eye. and i thought, "there's just no way i can get out there." when the bike arrived, the first thing i did is i put evan on my lap and i bombed out the backyard through the woods, over the stumps. and it was just the most phenomenal eling. you know, when you're first in a wheelchair you think, "this is my life until i'm gone. lci'm going to be in a whir. it's going to be tough, but with the bike i can get out and about. it has given me freedom. >>st reporter: this trail is right behind your house? how often do you come out here? >> every day. yeah, with evan. he loves it. >> reporter: so every day you are out here with your son? >> everyday i am out here with my son, yeah you bet. >> reporter: as a local, middleton was lucky, able get his bike in just a few months. bagg's bikes, having only been on sale for the last year, are still constructed by hand in his basement. he

rom florida. mr. hastings: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today in support of h.res. , title 2, the select committee on the modernization of congress. title 2 establishes a bipartisan select committee on the modernization of congress to investigate, study, make findings, hold public hearings, and develop recommendations to modernize and improve the way congress operates. this institution has a responsibility to the people, to our constituents, and to this country. to build a congress that works for everyone not just those at the top. this is not something that will happen on its own. it's going to take hard work, but it is worthwhile work. this is not the first time congress as an institution has wrestled with how to be more effective and efficient. three times in the 20th century, in 1945, in 1965, and again in 1992 when ms. lofgren and i came to congress, we established a joint committee to exam various aspects of the legislative process in an effort to improve efficiency and promote transparency. madam speaker, today we're at a sim

much easier for chinese companies or for russian companies to close deals to to make deals with the rom the european sa ask your. in an incredible way the company if you talk to them they are afraid of being in the storm with the americans trying to make an example because that's what washington is going to do for example they will certainly pick up a few examples and be harsh on them and mention it in press releases and in public campaign so that's very dangerous for european companies i don't know if anybody will dare go with the sticks. thousands of facebook members some as young as thirteen have reportedly been paid by the social media platform for the data on their mobile phones but the app used to do the job has been banned by apple after it was shown to have violated privacy policies despite that it's still available on a different operating platform android facebook has been suggesting since twenty sixteen for users to install the facebook research app and has been paying them up to twenty u.s. dollars a month to do so members were asked to give almost an unfettered access to th

end, i applaud those who are proposing bills that would help wyoming students move more seamlessly rom high school to college and from community colleges to the university of wyoming. we are moving in the right direction. the university of wyoming is our flagship and i am glad to support further funding for scholarships to retain our best and brightest students and to advance the effort to provide top-tier science programs and other strategic initiatives. i also believe that we should support u.w.'s efforts to etain staff and faculty. u.w. is responding to the times and proving to be innovative in its own right. i applaud president nichols for launching the outdoor recreation and tourism management degree program. that alliance u.w. with the second largest industry in the state and gives graduates an opportunity for worthwhile and fulfilling work right here in wyoming. i will also note that u.w. did this by raising private money, not asking for new state dollars. thank you president nichols. [applause] one of our university's fundamental missions is to support another cornerstone of th

much easier for chinese companies or for russian companies to to close deals to to make deals with the rom the europeans are scared in an incredible way the companies if you talk to them they are afraid by ricochet of being in the eye of the storm with the americans trying to make an example because that's what washington is going to do for example they will certainly pick up a few examples and be harsh on them and mention it in press releases and in public campaign so that's very dangerous for european companies i don't know if anybody will dare go with the sticks ok luke we'll leave it there luke a very independent journalist thank you very program and showing of you thank you thank you. advocates of press freedom are sounding the alarm in the u.k. of a proposed legislation which they say could endanger journalist the controversial new bill if passed would allow british authorities greater access to journalist data including private e-mails on international servers reporters without borders and several other groups have signed an open letter saying there's serious crimes can be investiga

much easier for chinese companies or for russian companies to to close deals to to make deals with the rom the europeans are us care of it in an incredible way the companies if you talk to them they are afraid by ricochet off of being in the eye off the storm with the americans trying to make an example because that's what washington is going to do for example it will certainly pick up a few examples and be harsh on them and mention it in press releases and in public campaign so that's very dangerous for european companies i don't know if anybody will dare go with the sticks them. their families in france are seeking answers after a mysterious surge in children born with birth defects more than a thousand babies from french rural areas of the past twelve years have been born with missing limbs after an inconclusive probe some years back the government to release a second report on the probable causes artie's wrote the news agency spoke to some of the families affected. i could tell by the gun ecologists knock and i could see him looking and checking i could tell that something was wrong. i

year and next, i see from a technological standpoint that they are behind what tesla can do today. ,romhe competitive standpoint these cars are still expensive in the higher end of the market, and none of what you can see announced by competitors today can compete with the model three. emily: elon musk has broken ground on a factory in shanghai, giving some advantage over automakers who make their cars outside of china. this will enable tesla to avoid tariffs on its cars inside the country, but the chinese economy is slowing and we don't know what the health of the chinese consumer will be. you about the are factory in china giving tesla a significant advantage? >> the factory is not built yet. it is still to be built, ramped. it takes a long time. the plan is to be able to start assembling cars in shanghai at the end of this year. by then we will have a much better perspective on the global howell consumer demand -- how consumer demand is evolving in china, and at that point tesla can adjust its investment plans to serve as precisely as possible the demand. emily: tesla has always been

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