damian: okay, and loren, you have a great program going on with stamford university, i'm just learning. loren: well, yes, but not only that, our binational education week is going to start on tuesday, april 30, and we're going to have different webinars, courses, information tables, happening at the consulate of mexico in san jose from 9 in the morning until noon so we welcome all of our community to come from april 30 and until the 5th de mayo to come and celebrate this great program because education breaks walls and we educate to transform our community and to empower our community. so this--i just want to tell you some of the activities that we are going to organize. for example, on tuesday, april 30, we're going to have our new consul friday so we're going to, you know, we, every year-- damian: so you will have a boss that day. juan: right. these days we're going to be very, very busy. please, please. damian: go ahead. sorry. loren: yes, then we will have a webinar for undocumented students and for dacas as well on how to get scholarships, how to keep studying as well here, especi

loren dykes is very professional and how she operates. wales but has travelled a heck of a lot to commit fully to the training. she travels over to bristol every day. our younger ones, they are learning a lot from these more experienced players and the main thing they will learn is the work ethic that is to go into it if they want to amass that amount of caps in the future. she takes what she does and plays and brings it to what we do, so we are really honoured to have her as a coach. she gets really angry if i make her. i've always been approachable, i think, for the younger ones. i've always been approachable, i think, forthe younger ones. i i've always been approachable, i think, for the younger ones. i would like to be there for them. sometimes they get a bit intimidated and i would take that when i was younger at some times i was a bit intimidated, not because anyone did anything but in my own had ijust felt like i couldn't speak to them. i want felt like i couldn't speak to them. iwant them felt like i couldn't speak to them. i want

but the night belonged to wales full—back loren dykes who became just the second player to reach 100. england batsman jonny bairstow‘s continued his good form in the ipl. he followed up a century last time out with 48 from just 28 balls to help the sunrisers hyderabad win by five wickets against the dehli capitals and saudi arabia's first female racing driver reema juffali will make her f4 british championship debut at brands hatch this weekend. she will drive for defending champions double r racing just six months after making her competitive racing debut. england manager gareth southgate has been to buckingham palace today to collect his obe from prince charles. speaking after the ceremony he dedicated the honour to his team. our sports correspondent natalie pirks was there. after becoming an unlikely fashion icon last summer, i southgate said he would never wear a waistcoat began cough in the pirates —— a palace requires a smart approach. it's a privilege to be the manager and received an award from the royal family is something i'm very proud of, so that was very special and yet,

and we spoke with loren southern who filmed that interview with iraq and smuggler she told us more about the scheme. now the moroccan man we assume at the moment when sure that the coast guard would leave because we were told multiple times by people on the ground that there is a cut that people on the coast moroccan coast guard received to stop patrolling certain areas so about the boats can leave from spain so this is a quite. intelligent business this isn't just a few people fleeing their country desperately getting on dinghies trying to get to spain this is a very structured business and at times he's saying it's around five hundred to a thousand people imagine how much money you're making it's one hundred thirty thousand euros per boat i mean you could ten boats in a day you're making one point three million dollars why is no one talking about this massive criminal syndicate it's crazy to me to to think that anyone has been portraying this as well certainly on the moroccan or turkish side of libyan side as a humanitarian aid crisis this is almost entirely a business and anyone you s

the atlantic hired a hundred staff over the last of lorene powell. i think that's a good thing. some caveats, and i think over time we need to hold them accountable to good stewardship of these organizations. but in the moment, it's hard to comp about how they are deploying their money. a i would step into make direct connection to the university. the public university, where we are increasingly dependent on philanthropy and donations, which brings with it the need for continued vigilance, and accountability, that it's not something we could do without. >> journalists are pretty cranky and see-through a lot of things as a group. if you know any journalists you could probably say that. sure that they are not getting cozy treatment from the rank-and-file in the newsroom. here's another question about money, do you worry that the shift to pay walls and subscriptions excludes those who can't afford it and lead the class of people in the dark? >> i do. i think that's a big issue and it's on parallel with local news , if all news of quality requires you to pay for it, than people who

the home of loren lighthall was burned to the ground last november when the deadly camp fire ravaged the town of paradise. white hall said he has to move because his family of nine said cannot keep living in temporary housing. >> it was a very hard decision to make because you are the principal of a high school town with one high school, and communities need good leaders. >> since his announcement, lighthall says the school community has been very supportive, and many others are going through the same thing. almost 14,000 homes were destroyed in the wildfires. >>> it is 6:16. today is the annual walk to work day in san francisco. so start walking. this is to get cars off the road and make you feel like exercising. get out there. there will be several hubs around where you can get coffee and get a goodie bag including one at city hall. san francisco city officials will join hundreds of people walking today instead of driving or taking publ d is tak work day today before she head to city hall. she's going to join us live during our 8:00 hour here on mornings on 2 talking about that and

let's bring in taylor loren, covering technology and then staff writer for the "washington post" withh policy and julia boorstin out there at the conference julia, what were the announcements after that prelude? >> reporter: well, kelly, mark zuckerberg said the future of facebook is private. he made a number of announcements talking about shifting the company's apps to focus more on private messaging and specifically, communication between small groups and close friends. facebook, they're totally redesigning the facebook app they'll start to roll it out today with more of a focus on group communication, stories, less of a focus on the news feed they're redesigning the messenger platform saying that's really going to be the centerpiece, the new privacy focused social communication and interestingly, sort of make that the hub and bring stories from instagram and updates from facebook from your close friends into that as well. trying to make it more inclusive, just from your close friends and then e-commerce, we heard a number of comments about how the company will make it easier to sho

i mean, just -- is that all loren michaels? >> i don't know. it's a good question.t is. when i was on the show, we did anti-establishment. i would do -- i would parody ronald reagan. they went on with the vladimir putin sketch, they did jussie smollett. they did a very funny sketch going after jussie smollett. but to your point, maria, wouldn't it be great -- where was the joe biden material, man? it's like joe buy degenerative g into dracula, hovering behind women and smelling what kind of perfume you have. i want to bite your neck. i mean, there's a sketch. that writes itself, no? maria: that's funny, actually. how about us this, elon musk drops a new single, the tesla ceo tweeted about a rap song that he created, a tribute to harambe, the gorilla who died in 2016. let's listen to it. here we go. ♪ r.i.p. harambe. ♪ sipping on some bombay. ♪ we're on our way to heaven. ♪ amen, amen. ♪ rip harambe. maria: okay. >> stop. maria: that was elon musk's new rap song. >> you can't. i do a rap to -- i'm joe piscopo. i'd like to thank you all especially for coming to show.

. >> my daughter's doing it, re-inventing herself as sophia loren. >> right >> one of the things thatned throughout the call analysts are saying why don't you monetize this, why don't you monetize that? we've got a lot of things to get to david, this company reminds me of amazon when they realized amazon web services could be good businesses. zuckerberg goes on and on about how he's kind of a combination between gandhi and jefferson i question that. what matters is the ftc, it was a moffitt nathanson. they were talking about the numbers. >> put a number on it. quantified it. >> once i have it -- >> exactly now investors have it. once you quantify the number, even if it is 3 to $5 billion, as enormous as that is for a company like facebook, they're happy to move on. >> that's it >> beat north america. that's the first quarter that they spent less. >> did you see the 642 -- >> to your point, they quantified the number. i have people talking about a 20 gap earnings number of somewhere between 10.50 a share and 12 bucks. >> plus 20 revenue growth, david? why can't i give it one time reven

pete: listen, loren, no disrespect to honda, but she gets the bmw, i get the honda.tion. you can get it in all 50 states. it's a plug in hybrid; so you get the tax credit. also available in all ez in california and oregon, and they have a hydrogen fuel cell version that you can get in southern california. it's another opt.on pete: get in the back. ed: a sensible sedan and we got the really cool one. a big final hour on tap. former governor scott walker, congressman devin nunes about investigating the investigators, and maria bartiromo all here live coming up. ♪ ... what do you look for when you trade? i want free access to research. yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolutely. do you just say yes to everything? hm. well i say no to kale. mm. yeah, they say if you blanch it it's better, but that seems like a lot of work. no hidden fees. no platform fees. no trade minimums. and yes, it's all at o