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that is the group on the right of her party that's run by jacob reese marg they are meeting tonight apparently they watched her statement and the quote is it did not go down well so. you know clearly what she's trying to do is say that no deal will be off the table those break cities will not want to see that but she's going to have to get you know move very very fast if she really is to ensure that no deal is off the table by next week alex of course to whites in the gift of most london cuba. well take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world eleven people accused of helping to organize the deadly twenty seventeen attack on the some petersburg metro gone on trial the bombing left fifteen people dead a small group believed to be linked to al qaeda claimed responsibility the only woman suspect on trial says the russian security services planted a grenade and explosives at her home. algerian army chief was called on president abdelaziz bouteflika to step down immediately he's been in office for twenty years and said on monday that he would resign before the before his ter

. >> that was marg et brennan talking with presidential candidate, cory booker. >>> richard neil sent a new request for president trump's tax returns in a letter sent today to irs commissioner, charles redding. neil demanded six years of the president's personal and business tax returns by april 23rd. democrats wanted them delivered last wednesday. but the administration said it needed more time. if the new deadline is missed, the case could end up in federal court. >>> one of the key players in the massive college cheating scandal is awaiting sentencing. mark admits he took the sat and act tests in place of students and in some cases, changed the answers so students could get a higher score. here's carter evans. >> reporter: 36-year-old mark ri dell is just the latest defendant to enter a guilty plea in federal court joining more than a dozen parents, including actress felicity huffman who have all ready admitted their roles. >> any defendant who comes in to plead guilty and cooperates with the prosecution gets a break. >> ri dell was all ready cooperating, explaining his role in the

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a slimmer marge sin saying no on measure-b, which means currently the wellness center will likely move forward. it is, however, it's not a done deal. there are still more votes and ballots to be counted. and we'll have more and the latest in this story. and we'll hear from people on both sides on where they will go next. >>> a bill that would clear the way to build more housing near public transportation is getting support in sacramento. supporters of the group called "yes in my become yard" gathered near the capitol building today. they're calling on lawmakers to pass a bill that would loosen zoning regulations near bus and rail lines and create low-income housing near transit hubs. supporters say the offers concrete steps to ease california's housing crisis. >> we don't have enough homes where i live in palo alto at any income level. i make over $100,000 a year and i struggle to rent in palo alto. >> lawmakers attempted to pass a similar bill last year. many governments opposed the measure saying it would take away the power from local officials to decide how their community should g

china and the deal can be well imminent that a signing ceremony can take place a month or so down in marg dou-a-lagomar-a-la. i think immigration is an issue that president trump plays up right now especially in the midst of what's happening on capitol hill and reaction to the mueller, the conclusion of the mueller investigation and this onslaught of investigation that congressional democrats are leading against this president. he wants to talk about immigration and something he knows plays well with his base. it is an issue he's comfortable talking about. he's highlighting these new areas of border construction whether they are initiated by his add main straministration o administration. he can be down there and having opportunities and in front of improved or updated border infrastructure. he knows it plays well with those borders who backed him in 2015 and again in 2020. >> gabby and phil, thank you for both of you being with us. joe biden faces reporters. his first in-person response in the controversy over a person's physical space. it may not be what anyone is expecting. we will con

the financials are going to face challenges in terms of headwinds from net interest marge inds and globalrd in your previous reports the e.o.'s are concerned about, and i think that you don't abandon as always, thank you so much >>> meanwhile, in the sports world rory mcelroy is the favorite to win this year's masters title in augusta ahead of the first golf major of the year, which begins later today if the northern irishman claims a first green jacket, he will have achieved a career grand slam of titles adam reed joins us with more >> thank you very much the masters is a hugely exciting event. not the most valuable in golf, but a huge prize $11 million on the line. $1.98 million for the winner, and, of course, arguably, more importantly, the famous green jacket won by patrick reed last year you're right to say that rory mcelroy is the favorite for this year's event is he the favorite going into this year's event. who else could be in contention? dustin johnson as well he is going very well. notched up his 20th pga tour win this year, but he missed the 2017 tournament because he slipped

. >> marg rets, s&p is a little more than 1% away from new record highs is this the week that sets it to get there and beyond >> absolutely. and i think the more important question is whether the recent rally in the cyclical areas of the market will see better earnings growth because that has been the area of the market that's seen the most earnings revisions to the down side that are most tied to global growth areas like energy which we're seeing positive indications there today. materials and industrials. if those cyclical markets can improve, that would be another leg higher >> doc, unless it continues to be a faang world and we're living in it >> those are the stocks on fire. this week keeps them going or do you get a rotation into some other names? just broaden out this breadth of the rally which has been good? >> and that's a tough one to call as far as which is going to be the next hot sector i think i stick with what we've already said as far as where i am, which is energy and tech i think kimberly-clark, kmb, gave you a nice read-through today. perhaps even to much bigger com

white supremacists organized the marge to propose the - the march to fight the proposal of removal of the statues. the judge ruled the confedetera statutes are officially protected under state law. that means the city cannot remove them without permission from the state. both sides will i backn court tomorrow to discuss how to proceed. >>> 14 before the hour now. and there are renewed calls for safety changes on the george washington parkway. the crash durg rush hour t lled a taxi driver and l three people hurt yesterday. both northbound and southbound lanesere closed in the bellevuearea. a taxi and bug collided head. on the driver of the d cabd at the scene. two others were airlifted to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. a local lawmaker says this crash is a reminder of the work that should be done to improve safety. >> i would suggest if the park service could put up speed cameras at the intersection, i think it would go a long way to getting speeds to 35 or 45 miles per hour where the collisions keep happening. >> the exact cause of the crash is still under investigation.

. >> race to the bottom on pricing and marge irins as well.or more on the price cuts head to cnbc.com. we've got you sorted there >>> elsewhere in the tech space, lyft shares gave up their ipo gains following their $72 debut price to close their second day of trade almost 12% lower. now, elizabeth, we were discussing yesterday the very strong debut on friday completely different ballgame now. we had discussed the vague path to profitability as one of the key questions for investors. why did this hit yesterday >> right nothing has changed in lyft's financial since it went public on friday, but it seems that some of those concerns are catching up with investors at least after that initial positive day of trading where the stock soared as much as 23% at one point investors are saying maybe i need to take a closer look at this one of the key issues here is that there's no value comparison point in public markets for a company like lyft. it's the first company in the ride-hailing space to go public. the first of this series of tech companies that h

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>> i think marge jinal growth wl go up a little bit the equity markets are clearly pricing in a bouncea. there's lots of things that have to happen for the equity markets to continue to move like they move so i think we're priced to perfection and now it's a question of, you may get close to perfection, but the markets are going to react negatively if you don't get anywhere near that. >> guys, we'll see we appreciate the conversation always good to get a little bit of the debt markets in there shawn and krishna, thank you both >>> about one year since facebook ceo mark zuckerberg testified on capitol hill promising lots of change for the social media platform. what progress has been made and what's still left to tackle? >> julia boorstin has all of that. >> some of the changes yielded better results than others let's take a look. first and most importantly, zuckerberg promised to protect facebook users' privacy. >> in response to these issues, we've changed a lot of the way that our platform works so that way developers can't get access to as much information >> reporter: in addition t

these include raising the top marge tall rate to 70%, imposing a 2% annual wealth tax, and raising the top estate tax rate to 77%. farmers and ranchers and business owners. republicans dramatically reduced the estate tax or the death tax as part of tax reform. this unfair tax is double taxation. it's a tax on money that is previously been taxed already. it hurts family-owned businesses. it hurts ranchers. it hurts farmers. and it should be fully repealed. clearly democrats have taken a sharp left turn. their policies will send our strong healthy and growing economy careening over the liberal cliff. mr. president, republicans pro-growth tax relief has produced a booming economy with millions of new jobs and larger paychecks. we free job creators to hire more. we put americans back to work. we raised the strdz of living. -- standard of living. thanks to republican tax reform, america is back in business. and so i say, mr. president, we must come together. we must do it now. we must embrace commonsense policies that will continue our progress. republicans have provided successful solution

i think the book value supports it the dividend boost was good and the most important thing was marge was great. >> expenses down helps. >> yes credit provisions up year on year specifically goldman related to the consumer. >> which is surprising they don't have that big balance sheet. they are leaning -- they are not having great -- >> no, their effective tax rate is 17.2% i'd take that. >> would you >> i'd take twice that. >> almost three times. >> i am biased like that and if you are listening to jp morgan what really caught me by surprise was how great i think that every bit as good as march was for jp morgan, it will be for goldman and when people look at that they'll say listen i'm doing rear-view mirror and looking too much in january. >> wells said the mortgage business was looking better too. that didn't help it avoid four downgrades today. >> that conference call was just a bomb drop when they said listen we're really bad interest income for the rest of the year. that's not a goldman call. i don't know i don't think anyone expected goldman to be blowout because after jp morg

many are simply priced out of the marg. those on who can -- a people are hurting and they feel powerless as cogs in the health sector with little power to impact choices or costs. in a country that values diversity, with one list of benefits and one set the of es rules work for everyone? nfc gallery the night the house passed the affordable care act in 2010 and heard member after member talk about the importance of passing the bill in order to finally clef university coverage. nine years later in calling this hearing today, you acknowledged the growing interest in this bold proposal. what happened recently in colorado and vermont when they tried and failed i think it's important to study. i believe the growing presence of government in the it a significant contributor to its dysfunction, government officials not consumers, increase get decide how much will be covered, how much to be paid who is eligible to receive the third-party payments lead to significant disruptions. insurers and others must respond to government rules

we make decisions with bankers bad ebruary and marge the water allocation for the fs , asparagus, tomatoes, all these annual crops. and we do that based upon -- bankers loan money based on allocation of water. can you explain why in april and may we seem to be limited when we have this incredible amount of snowpack we are dealing with? >> thank you, representative costa. we received your lidar. we are working diligently to get you an answer right away. i would say we are acutely aware of the water needs of our water contractors in the central valley project. we work to maximize the water allocations and make them as earlier in the year as we possibly can. on the central valley project, we were able to move forward in mid-march and a lot of times they have to wait until the end of the month to increase allocations. so we are happy to say we could increase allocations in mid- march. >> you did that for everyone. which is good. i am at a loss to try to figure out why everybody else is up 100% -- at 100% -- in the states increased their allocation. at the sand luis unit we are stuck at 55%. if

the business so has blackrock i guess the question, has blackrock figured it out to save its overall marges of business? >> i think if you look at other industries the massive scale players can withstand the disruption best. and blackrock was constructed once we got the etf. they became somewhat agnostic as to who uses ash advisor or not so they tried to be a little bit kind of everything to everybody if they could. by the way bank of america. i feel like the big banks are acting that way too. there is massive growth in fin tech if you look at the way paypal and square trade. people are excited about something going on in personal financial services but just not when it comes to the big banks and bank of america's press release. they highlight number of mobile accounts number of online log-ins they are trying to highlight the fact that hey we're here we're trying to participant in this. >> down right now. thank you. mike santoli. >> coming up p consumer confidence around the world. new data aiming to gauge optimism and pessimism in developed markets versus emerging markets and the numbers

. >> it's latest iowa poll, the marge be of a-- margin of error. take it or leave it there. there is a massive cluster of people, you no, you've got joe biden, o got in the race yesterday, bernie sanders occupying space at the top, mayor pete buttigieg is moving up as well. how do you, a guy who has been out there delivering his message for a couple years, how do you rise, how do you separate and get your name up higher? >> we win it on the ground. i've done 26 trips to iowa, and i think up win this with a better message, an opt mikie sherrill ic i still believe the early states matter on the ground. >> when you go into iowa, last week we had tim rightian, congressman all also he said there wasn't a single question the snum one question you get is will there be jobsand when you peel it back, 80% of the venture capital was incested in 1.6 million people and you get 80% of our kids living in a con congressman i want to ask about baby thing aboutest issue. it's the news of plrpt there's a process to do that if the united states and they have to find an pichl to investigate and

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