russia to control eastern ukraine and many offers of assistance, the main one we just heard from carrie johnsonat meeting in june 2016 between russian lawyer and members of the trump campaign, as carrie said, the special counsel said peckeddent prove the intent to have the people in that meeting at that there was no dirt given, and, so, therefore, there's no val what the campaign officials took and, so, therefore, they did not commit any kind of campaign finance violation, which is the law that special counsel talked about for pages whether they would have. so so many lin, and, yetne of them deemed criminal. >> woodruff: so finally, let's look ahead. esat does it look like com next with congress, lisa? >> two issues, one is atrney neral william barr. we've seen letters from nancy pelosi and chuck schumerti bl him. the spial counsel will testify likely before congress in coming weeks. now congress has to wrestle with the deits is cigs of how it handles impeachment, specifically demrats. miche mentioned mueller went to great lengths to say congress can per ssably criminalize certain obstructive c

lisa desjardins, foreign affairs correspondent nick schifrin, and npr's justice correspondent carrie johnsonllo to all of you. this is a teantthat has spe the entire day working its way through this 450-page report. let's talk about theiggest takeaways and,st lisating with you. >> we're talking about tissues of obstruction of justice, which we know is an open question going into the report. as suspect, there were no concluons but were striking sentences about the approach here. this one, in prticular. mueller wrote, the president's efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful but largely because the persons surround bid the president declined to carry out dehis orders or o his requests. mueller is saying the president did try to nfluence these investigation bus, in large part, was not able to becausede his were not followed. overall, special counsel mueller laid ouc 11 different idents that he explored, some are said to have substantial evidence of obstruction oobstruction, some . there's a spectrum. >> woodruff: yamiche, what isst ding out? >> essentially special counsel

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johnson in late april, 1865. tennessee, initially called the army of the mississippi, carried the burden ent in therate desc west, while on the other side, the tennessee, the cumberland, and the ohio projected into the rebellious states. they carried out the third part of the overall strategic plan that winfield scott had offered in 18 61. blockade, control the mississippi river, and if that is not enough, project the united states military power into the confederate heartland. that is what these armies in the western theater's did. they contained crucial logistical sources as well as is the most as well important port, nashville, memphis, atlanta, and communication. the third and largest theater was descriptively named trans-mississippi which extended north and south between the border with canada and the republics of mexico and east to west from the mississippi river to california and the pacific ocean. although accorded some attention, strategic planning by both sides, operations west of the mississippi never rivaled in scale or importance those in either the eastern or the western theater. the most consequent

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carry out that mission. >> republicans have been very public in expressing their concerns as well. what is going on from your point of view? >> ron johnsonasically echoed that yesterday. the president right now is lashing out because his desired immigration policies, which was the central message of his 2016 campaign are utterly failing. he has these kind of tyrannical instincts where he wants to be able to demand you close the border without considering the legal concerns. but when those instincts meet the realities of what's happening at the border and realities of what has to happen within the legal framework of our government, he gets frustrated. right now, he's essentially lashing out at the bureaucrats who are trying to do their job at dhs and elsewhere. and siding with steven miller, who is goading him into saying you can actually institute, you know, these tyrannical policies like closing the border on demand. which is ridiculous. and so it is a big question about how that's going to shake out. the people who have legitimate concerns about dealing with what's happening at the border, republicans and democrats are frustrated. >> y

heard time and again from boris johnson saying the irish border question has been blown out of proportion. the british and irish do not want a border. on as itd just carryp that border invisible, that has come up against the eu rulebook. ms. merkel, and mr. barnier's comments said ireland needs to come up with a plan to protect the single market integrity in the event of a no deal. does it mean there would have to be checks around the irish border? the eu is worried about it. different thing if you ask the europeans. this puts ireland into a bit of a bind. to riskeland will have eace. -- p up next, we will bring you stock .overs, including nordics this is bloomberg. ♪ annamatt: welcome back to "bloog markets: european open," 31 minutes into the session. the ftse gained. hordern.k to annmarie upgrade to buy hpcc, nor x also large order for their wind turbines in australia. week cash flow conversion. anna: thank you very much. let's talk about oil, gaining this morning as opec crude production slid for a fourth month. benchmarkthe asian tumbled 49% after a mild winter. chevron says price volatility is short-term. we spoke exclusively to the ceo at the con

carried an electrical current. >> such a sad story. our thoughts are with those parents. >>> pg&e could name the company's new ceo as soon as today. they have hired bill johnson, the current ceo of the tennessee valley authority. johnson is retiring on friday and would not comment on those pg&e rumors. pg&e filed for bankruptcy back in january. the company faces crushing liabilities related to recent deadly wildfires. >>> carlos rojas will step down last month. he announced plans to retire yesterday. he's led the department for two years and they were at times tumultuous. a man was stabbed after a fight at a fruitvale station and a woman killed in a parking lot and, of course, last year wilson was killed in a stabbing at mcarthur station. chief rojas found some success during his tenure. vacancies were cut in half and some riders say they've noticed more officers in and around the stations. rojas' last day is may 6th. chicago just became the largest american city ever to elect a black woman as mayor. >> when she takes office in may she will be the city's first openly gay mayor. lightfoot is a former assistant u.s. attorney. she told her supporters they were g

johnson, former clinic director of planned parenthood, became pro-life activist. unplanned had google refused to run their ads, twitter took down a webpage did everything they could. the big networks or fused to carryless the number 4 movie in the country and theaters right now and yet we see this pattern over and over again, testimony from the susan b anthony list about how repeatedly pro-life tweets, pro-life postevent censored. we heard during the hearing today, put up a tweet that was sent out, a quote from mother teresa that twitter censored and i asked twitter do you consider this quote from mother teresa to be hate speech, they refused to answer that and that pattern of censorship is really dangerous and none of us should be happy to have a handful of left-wing silicon valley billionaires censoring what is said and silencing conservatives, silencing christians and people of faith, that's not right and we've got to work to stop it. >> i want to get some other topics, these are private companies. >> they are. much of what the hearing talked about, the problem is serious, the remedies complicated but there is one remedy i talked about quite a bit today which is the tech companies have a special

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