andrew: thank you. i don't think men should have anything to do with deciding women's reproductive issues. we all know that if men got pregnant, laws would be different. just be,hat men should you've got this, and then leave, and i have a feeling i know what women would decide. it should be up to them to decide for themselves. steve: one of the things that ,oes not get discussed a lot is and you just touched on this, and i can say this as a white still prettyomy clearly advantages the white guy because of the way we have defined value of work. question. and norma's we talk about policy in these fairly granular ways, and it makes it hard to get at these changes that would be required to begin addressing in order to fix a lot of the smaller things that we spend our time on. it seems like a lot of the policies, as you talk about universal basic and, begin to touch on almost everything else you're getting asked about. andrew: i agree that the economic system is very much geared towards men. if you're passio

>> here's andrew. >> andrew. >> hi, i'm andrew. >> pleasure to meet you. >> why don't we head on in? is that all right? you ready? >> yeah, let's do it. >> we just need to make sure that whatever we do today, it's tight and it's fast and you're on point, okay? >> yep. >> all right, let's get started. >> i'm ready. >> okay, we're rolling whenever you're comfortable. >> selling your car? then call 1-800-carcash. >> we're gonna stop. we're--we're gonna stop. that "selling your car" is too soft. >> all right. >> strong, andrew. [forcefully] selling your car? >> all right. selling your car? >> both: no. >> selling your car? >> now, instead of going down, i want you to stay up and strong all the way through. [forcefully] selling your car? >> selling your car? >> no. >> selling your car? >> both: no, no, no, no. >> gotta get it right. it's really about him getting his confidence. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah, being comfortable. >> it's got to sound like you're pissed. >> okay. it--it takes a long time for me to get pissed, so... >> well, the boss is coming, and the boss is pissed, so it's not

or just google andrew yang. if you just get a dollar to the campaign, we can keep you apprised of everything that is happening. i also have gifts. you see this hardcover book here up front? the paperback comes out april 2. we have copies for everyone here on the desk. you can just grab one at will. i hope you enjoy it. please, come and ask questions. if you come with a book, i'm very happy to sign. thank you steve, and thank you new hampshire. thank you all very much. [applause] mr. yang: thank you for coming. good --up the good work good work. [indistinct conversations] >> thank you for answering my question. mr. yang: it is a great question. >> appreciate you explaining it. mr. yang: it is a very [indiscernible] conversations] ideal, that is not the best i have found. >> it sounds good in theory. [indiscernible] [indistinct conversations] >> thank you again. thank you for being [indiscernible] [indistinct conversations] mr. yang: it is very important to me and should be important to us all. i remember growing

andrew. >> there is a st.u. >> 5 to 6:00 on monday we'll see you? >> 5 to 6:00 on monday, see you then. >> join us for andrew's return "squawk on the street" is next ♪ you know your love keeps on lifting ♪ ♪ higher higher and higher ♪ >>> a good morning for the initial public offering market lyft going public today. and we have all the bases covered. we'll bring you, of course, the opening as well. welcome to the -- welcome to "squawk on the street" and our special coverage of lyft's ipo i'm david faber. he's jim cramer. we are here at the new york stock exchange carl continues to have the week off. let's give you a look at futures as we also g

andrew, great to see you. andrew: thanks for having me.carlet: so eric just showed us the huge swings in sentiment when it comes to high-yield etf's. talk about the role institutions play in these junk bond etf's. andrew: yeah, well the flows that eric talked about very much align with some of the trends we identified in our ninth annual institutional study. at a product level, high-yield obviously offers diversified income stream from equities. it also offers higher than expected returns than a lot of areas of fixed income. -- fire expected returns than a -- higher expected returns than a lot of areas of fixed income. and why do you use an etf? well, it gives you quick access to the category, but it also offers diversification in a single trade. and that diversification is really important, right? what we heard -- one of the big themes of this year's research was around market or environmental turbulence. you said this right at the top of the segment -- there is a lot that has been going on in the world. everything from fears of recession

andrew. >> there is a st. andrew. >> there you go. >> you'll be here at -- >> i'll see you. >> 5 to 6:00 on monday we'll see you? >> 5 to 6:00 on monday, see you then. >> join us for andrew's return "squawk on the street" is next ♪ you know your love keeps on lifting ♪ ♪ higher higher and higher ♪ >>> a good morning for the initial public offering market lyft going public today. and we have all the bases covered. we'll bring you, of course, the opening as well. welcome to the -- welcome to "squawk on the street" and our special coverage of lyft's ipo i'm david faber. he's jim cramer. we are here at the new york stock exchange carl continues to have the week off. let's give you a look at futures as we also get ready to close the quarter. and what a quarter it's been for the overall averages it does appear we're going to have a strong open at least if you were long stocks this morning. let's get to our road map, it starts with preparing for liftoff, set to make the public market debut this morning. the first maj

thomas joining us you are right there andrew in christ church just give us a sense of what the mood is like on the ground. in those two minutes of silence it really was extremely quiet in this park there are thousands of people in this ball got come a respectful distance from where the actual funeral well i'm sorry the call to prayer is going to go on. and. that's where now thousands of people are gathered muslims and almost ends in that there is in effect a virtual mosque outdoors because the al normal school isn't ready to have people inside the forensic work was done the place it completed their investigations but the actual cleaning of the mall schools and quite ready to have lots of people inside it on friday that's where they put it in the pocket outside and luckily the weather is the best it's been awake so lots of people inside that virtual mosque and then thousands more just outside the barriers still inside the park say there was virtual silence with one exception it was a helicopter circling a mountain that was the place they've been doing that all week just making sure t

last seconds of andrew's flight. the last seconds of andrew hill's flight.as described by one witness as like a war zone. bleep. the 11 men who died were all on the busy a27. some had come to watch the flying, others were just passing by. they included a veteran chauffeur, workmates, friends heading home. daniele polito died not knowing he would become a father for a second time. he has two little boys that he will never see grow up and they will never have their daddy. it is just so cruel. there is something that could have been avoided, which seems quite obvious, that it could have been avoided. it has just caused so much destruction to so many people. jacob schilt and his friend matthew grimstone had been on their way to play for their football team, worthing united when the plane hit their car. from the beginning, you thought this is absurd, you know, my son has been killed by a jet fighter at a display, it's just absurd. andrew hill, ex—raf, a british airways captain, has always aceepted his flying that day was poor. outside court he read the names of t

andrew, thank you. andrew: thank you.brent: here is a reminder of the top story we a are following, u. president donald trump has welcomed his b brazilian counterpart to the white house. he told the far right leader he is looking at nato membership for brazil and also to discuss trade ties and efforts to resolve the crisis in venezuela. after a short break, i will be back to take you through "the day." stick around, we will be right back. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ll this week on fronts. twenty four what about you watching live from her so fronts twenty four the headlines ththis ho. cycyclone a d die trick is the t humanitarian catastrophe in mozambique's history rescue teams are struggling to reach survivors in the devastated city of beira. you and says millions are affected across the region. the e man dubbeded the trump the tropics visits the white house brazil's jabal scenario treated to a warm welcome the u.

andrew: the next decade.per haveveries which we do not any idea if they are commercial, probably not, the geologically they are interesting. all the way from argentina to ecuador. it is very large. a fabulous family of nations. they really deserve to see living standards improve. the mining industry, when it is environmentally friendly, like everything fortescue has ever done, is probably the best industry you could have in a country because it drives employment, export growth, and national income. tom: one last one, potentially. if china's demand for steel, iron ore, was the big boom, what is the next one? is it fertilizers, copper? andrew: what you can talk about is growth. you will see copper growth, iron ore growth, growth in battery materials. you will see steady growth. keep away from the boom. that implies there is a bust. there is a construction boom and bust. my goodness, that is a bust or a boom. no, it is not. you build things and get income from them. i know bloomberg covers audiences which are ha

thank you very much andrew. excellent work as always. thank you very much andrew. excellent work as we'll be diving in to much more topics on tonight's edition of bay area sportsnight. 7pm... only on the kron-on app. (catherine)rising bay area rents may be claiming another victim...as the owner of a long time san francisco business struggles to make ends meet. if you are watching us on the 'kron on' app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on- dot-tv to subscribe." (catherine) the f-d-a has approved an anti- depressant that contains a chemical similar to the illegal party drug known as "special k". it will be sold as a nasal spraycalled "spravato. it has a substance similar to "ketamine", a powerful anesthetic. it's intended for patients who have tried at least two other anti- depressants without success. it will be used only in medical offices - where patients must be monitored for two hours after treatment. other drugs for major depression are ineffective for at least 30-percent of patients. (pam) not a good day for r. kelly.after

. >> callixte was part of a group that murdered andrew's wife.nt to prison for 13 years afterwards. >> while he was in prison, i hated him. hated his wife. even hated their children. when i got to prison, i spent a lot of time in grief. >> i repented my sin to god and to my friend. >> while he was in prison, andrew's wife and callixte's wife got together because the children were suffering and this women for able to overcome the suffering. a wonderful thing, we say, strong women, strong world, and often it's the women that do it. >> i had to take a step forward to reach out the her. >> eventually as callixte came out, andrew was able to forgive him. >> more than then years later, that forgiveness also gave way to love. two of their children are engaged and plan to get married when they finish school. when i walked into the house and saw them all sitting there and greeted them and andrew took my hand and looked into my eyes i immediately fell apart. the love that was coming off of him, the peace, the joy that was radiating off of him, i thought, t

was just that just says andrew fisher made it very clear that right from the beginning in one thousandnine hundred eleven when there was a chinese evolution it was. china emerging coming out of the game for more money. it was montreal dispose us pretty militarily. powerful country flew over china so till nine hundred eleven china was itself under falling occupation so the new china really emerged in one thousand and eleven even at that time china was attempting to act like the month jews trying to control over other occupied countries or of countries where modules had influence like mongolia or tibet so when chinese attempt in one thousand and eleven one hundred twelve to control over tibet failed because division military beat the chinese back into their country so then we come back to nine hundred forty nine when marja don't consolidate did its political power with the formation of people's republic of china so. when communism came to power then once again the real certitude their right to control over form of colonies all the places of influence like today so once again. just one se

live with andrew thomas in a moment, but first here is his report.rew: this was the scene shortly after a gunman opened fire at a might -- mosque in christchurch. worshipers, some injured themselves, surrounded by the bodies of family members and friends. as for the wounded who were rushed to the hospital, police were arresting one of the suspects in a busy suburban area in another part of the city. they say the disabled is one of the -- they disabled one of the two bombs found in the car he was driving. later, another mosque was targeted by a white men wearing military style uniform and a camera mounted on his helmet. >> hey, what are you doing? he looked and started shooting. me, i'm running. after that, he goes one by one, everybody killed. andrew: the gunman live streamed his attack on facebook as the indiscriminately opened fire on more than 200 worshipers. shootinghearing the after shooting after shooting. about six minutes or more. i could hear screaming and crying. dead.some people dropped andrew: shortly after, there was a similar attack on

but his own andrew gemmel sees none of that. but his owner andrew gemmel sees none of that.trainer, emma lavelle, who in 2015, he tasked with finding him a champion horse. i said to emma, she's got a certain amount of money to spend, and she really liked this horse, and brought him back to the yard, and the rest is history! andrew's absolutely brilliant, and will never let his blindness hinder his enjoyment of life. he has a great bond with the horses. he comes down, armed with polos, and wants to go and feed them all. paisley park has been unbeaten in his last four races, which means he goes into the cheltenham festival in the stayers hurdle as the favourite. an incredible feat, considering two years previous, he had a health scare that almost ended his career forever. emma rang up to tell me that he was really ill, and he had colic, and he was touch and go whether he survived, in fact, but luckily he did, and he won his novice hurdle at the end of that year. a miraculous recovery, paisley park continue to improve, and won his first grade 1 race just before christmas. comme

. >> hello, andrew. i'm jamie. >> oh, hello. so very pleased to meet you. >> nigel thinks he's found the man to finally get him some -- appraiser andrew bullock of keys auctions in norfolk, england. i have a place over here. andrew's sold a lot of odd churchill items -- unsmoked cigars, playing cards, cigar boxes -- but never imagines he'd receive a commission like the one from nigel. when you opened the box, what did you see? >> well, i saw some teeth staring at me. >> andrew immediately knows he can get nigel exactly what he wants. how much interest were you able to generate in these? >> you know, the term is "gone viral," and it did. >> so it's global. >> it was worldwide, and it got to be sort of quite a joke that the next phone call was gonna be for andrew from timbuktu or somewhere. a lot of people actually found the whole episode a little bit macabre, where others were absolutely fascinated. when something of interest arrives for auction, it may not necessarily be of great value, but there's very often a wonderful story b

andrew yang knows america is being invaded by robots.y're sneaking across the border, taking the jobs we love, and imposing the same-sex robot sharia law. andrew yang will stop the robots from banging your wife and becoming your son's new dad. yang 2020: you will not replace us. what do you think? >> it's kind of the opposite of where we need to go. >> so you do not approve this message? >> no, i do not approve this message. >> you don't what? sorry, i missed that. >> approve this message. >> and what is your name again. >> i'm andrew yang. >> yang 2020, (bleep) the roberts. (bleep) them to hell. >> i'm andrew yang and i approved this message. >> trevor: ronny chieng, everyone. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) (atlas) inferior phone detected. (woman) what is happening?!?! (atlas) you need a new phone. at sprint, the new samsung galaxy s10 series has arrived. (woman) wow. (atlas) and when you lease any new galaxy s10 phones, sprint will give you a galaxy s10e to use. (paul) and sprint's lte advanced network is built for unlimi

quote, andrew weissman seen wearing a tan suit to work today. what?this photo of andrew weissman picking up lunch with fellow prosecutors today in washington, d.c. he described it adds a tan blazer and chinos, but looked like a tan suit. it is possible that andrew weissman was just celebrating the first day of spring today. it is also possible that this is senioritis. but in any case, you do you, andrew weissman. i know that people get upset about tan suits. i think that looks nice on you. or squirm a democratic presidential candidate tonight. i'll talk policy and politics with former hud secretary

while andrew w weissmann is a stellar prosecutor, there are many andrew weissmanns, there are many wonderful prosecutors throughout the department of justice and fbi agents who will take up whatever bob mueller is handing off to them, and this is not the end of the story as to the investigations. but it may be the end of this unit investigating. >> is the right way to put it that the home office may be shutting down, but this work has been sent out to regional district offices? >> i think that's a great analogy, and that's a good thing. we have a strong department of justice that has handled complex, important cases for decades in all different offices, and i think seeing it sort of go out that way and state prosecutors stepping in as well, that's not a bad thing. and i understand why mueller, who is a creature of that department of justice, would want it to go to the regular channels at some point. and it seems like we're nearing that point. >> so, eric, that's the view from a former fed, and i want to you see another former fed who is of counsel to us. this is frank figluzzi earlier on thi

andrew, thanks for joining us. great interview. andrew ross sorkin don't go anywhere.e counting off to the lyft-off here at the nasdaq markets. coming up, interview with geoff lewis. this special edition of "squawk alley" is back after this. ♪ to inspire confidence through style. ♪ i'm working to make connections of a different kind. ♪ i'm working for beauty that begins with nature. ♪ to treat every car like i treat mine. ♪ at adp we're designing a better way to work, so you can achieve what you're working for. ♪ >>> with every minute, itseems like we're getting a tighter indication range 85 to 87 now on lyft the indicative price, 86 bucks a share. we're awaiting the final price and initial trade on lyft. that could happen in minutes or as much as an hour or two. >>> another setback for british prime minister theresa may they rejected her proposed brexit deal a third time the uk has until april 12th to come up with an alternate plan they voted on a range of ideas, none managed to gain approval. >>> lyft is going public today just doesn't have an effect only on investor

the pilot, andrew hill, admitted losing control. am truly sorry for the part i played in their deaths. it is they that i will remember for the rest of my life. there were gasps and tears in court from the families of those who died. also on the programme tonight. there are reports that the baby of shamima begum, who fled london to join the islamic state group, has died in a refugee camp. the headteacher working in the canteen to save her school money. she's one of thousands who've written to parents warning that they're running out of cash. the prime minister calls on the eu for one last push to get her deal through parliament, saying if it fails, brexit may never happen. the debate over using stop and search to combat knife crime. we hearfrom the police and one man who's been stopped around 20 times. and splashing down in the atlantic. celebrations as america's new commercial astronaut capsule, the spacex dragon, successfully completes its first flight. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news, we are in scotland for the penultimate

thomas thank you sir now and bring in wayne hay he's also joining us from christ church in and andrew was just talking about the prime minister and the decision she made to change the gun laws away and we saw the prime minister make an appearance at that vigil that was being held just a few moments ago how significant is it that she showed up and she wore a headscarf. well very significant very poignant and that is something that she obviously has been very keen to display right from the moment that this attack took place she has worked very very closely consulted very closely with muslim leaders in this city and from around the rest of the country and this is the time that she has been to christchurch since the attack took place a week ago she was always going to come to this but she said that she didn't want to make a big deal out of their presence here this friday prayers was not about her so she came into this area in hagley just a few minutes before the cole to prayer went out she gave a very very short statement the loudspeaker basically tossing from the koran and saying that ne

andrew underwent life-saving surgery aorta.rtificial heart valve. it is important to stay healthy. i am charlotte, i'm 19, i am at healthy. i am charlotte, i'm19, i am at the university study equine science. when i was about five or six was diagnosed with a hole in my heart and then it got quite big and i had to have an operation to fix it. i was trying to stick to foods that are healthier because i don't wa nt that are healthier because i don't want any other strain on my heart.|j am sam,| want any other strain on my heart.|j am sam, iam want any other strain on my heart.|j am sam, i am 44, almost 45 years old, iam a mum am sam, i am 44, almost 45 years old, i am a mum and am sam, i am 44, almost 45 years old, iam a mum and a am sam, i am 44, almost 45 years old, i am a mum and a wife and i am behind the scenes keeping everything running smoothly. i try to keep active but i have always struggled losing weight. health is important to the family. they have agreed to trial a new up that uses your own dna results to select the bes

i'm andrew, and 48, through their paces.i now run a security company. when i was in the fire service, 21 years ago, i underwent quite a traumatic experience. we were trying to extra ct experience. we were trying to extract someone from a car, and whilst i was listing it, i taught my aorta. andrew underwent life-saving surgery, and was given an artificial heart valve. it is important to stay healthy. i'm charlotte, i'm 19, and lam healthy. i'm charlotte, i'm19, and i am studying equine behavioural science at university. when i was about five or six, i was diagnosed with a hole in the heart, and then it got quite big and i had to have an operation to fix that. i always try and stick to foods that are healthier, because i don't want any other strain on my heart. i'm sam, i'm almost a5, i'm a mother and a wife, and i'm a behind the scenes keeping everything running smoothly. ido keeping everything running smoothly. i do try to keep active, but i've always struggled with losing weight. health is important to the crowne—spencerfam

>> i don't think so, andrew.as on the call, and i heard him say that he laid out the numbers and on the low end it could be 420,000, and this is not just model threes it's 3s and x. anywhere from 420,000, i should say, all the way up to 600,000 look, i think that that whole side story about the s.e.c. will play out relative to the whole question of were these tweets vetted i think that's what this comes down to. i'm not sure there are any analysts or investors who look at the commentary in terms have whether the rate is 500,000 or the rate ends up being 420,000 whether that changes their outlook when they look at tesla. >> your exposure could have more exposure to china. plus, we'll tell you about a big change at youtube that will affect tens of millions of videos "squawk box" will be right back. minimums and fees. they seem to be the very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimu

i know andrew well. he has over 30 years experience in the architecture and design, and has worked on some of san francisco's most notable buildings, the ferry building, the former pacific telephone building, the san francisco city officers' club, and the city landmark, which was reused and an unused health facility, and converted it to over 150 units of housing. andrew is active in a number of organizations aligned with his professional interests, including having served on the board of trustees of the california preservation foundation. because of his experience and his acumen, the california preservation foundation appointed andrew to serve on a number of committees, including a recent appointment to serve as the co-chair as the california preservation design awards, and in this capacity is responsible for coordinating the work of a jury of design professionals, and is designed with reviewing some of the most diverse and interesting projects throughout california. for these and many other reasons, i s

supreme court, andrew jackson puts taney on the court. now, taney had been a cabinet member under jackson, secretary of treasury. and, prior to that, he had been a sort of leading advocate of jackson's candidacy for president back in maryland. so there are strong political ties there. you mentioned earl warren. earl warren is put on the court by eisenhower as part of a campaign promise that if warren will help him in the state of california, that he'll give to warren the first vacancy on the supreme court. no one knew that the first vacancy was going to be the chief justiceship, right? and this is the final point. warren had never been a judge. he's suddenly chief justice. roger taney had never been a judge. salmon p. chase had never been a judge. it's very common in the 19th century, as you indicated, for justices to come from the political realm, from congress, from the cabinet, from private practice. and that doesn't change until recently, really in the last 50 years that has changed. we've moved toward a very professionalized supreme

but in any case, you do you, andrew

andrew.we'll have more from spring training on tonight's edition of bay area sportsnight, available only on the kron-on app. (catherine) coming up...an oakland assemblyman wants to help students attend college - free. the new bill he's proposing.. and how many years of college could be debt free. an oakland assemblyman wants to extend community college for first time students... allowing them to complete two years and get their associates degree without going into debt. in 2017, governor brown signed a bill that gave new students their first year of community college free. many states already offer two years free -- so lawmakers have come up with a bill to help californians walk-away with an associates. the bill is in its early stages and there will be a hearingin two weeks. if passed - it would take effect in january of next year. (pam) the new legislation the family of stephon clark hopes to get passed... to prevent, what they say, are unnecesary officer- involved shootings. ♪ [baby crib mu

the last seconds of andrew hill's flight.y one witness as "like a war zone". the 11 men who died were all on the busy a27 — some to watch the flying, somejust passing by, a veteran chauffeur, workmates, friends heading home. daniele polito died not knowing that he would become a father for a second time. he has two little boys, that he will never see grow up and they will never have their daddy, and it's just so cruel. it's something that could have been avoided, which seems quite obvious, that it could have been avoided. it's just caused so much destruction to so many people. jacob schilt and his friend, matthew grimstone, had been driving to their football club, worthing united, when the plane hit their car. from the beginning, you thought this is absurd, you know, my son's been killed by a jet fighter at a display, it's just absurd. andrew hill, ex—raf, a british airways captain, has always accepted his flying that day was poor. outside court, he read the names of those who died. i'm truly sorry for the part i played in th

andrew rannells is back, everyone.he's the talented chef and the food director at bon appetit who is here to tell us about her new cookbook, and will be making some incredible blts for us. carla lalli music. so you are here on a great night. just a heads up, tomorrow night, i'm going to be at the civic theater in new orleans doing standup. saturday night, carolina theater in durham, north carolina. so, come check me out if you live near either of those places. before we get to the rest of our show and our fantastic guests, the president is already ramping up his re-election campaign as the specter of robert mueller's report looms over him. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: trump's campaign team is signaling to reporters that they want to build a massive re-election machine with tons of money and resources. but as cnn reported this week, trump's campaign also keeps insisting to reporters that trump himself, is in charge. >> we're getting a rare exclusive look inside the

the last seconds of andrew hill's flight. the 11 men who died were all on the busy a27, somejust passing by. a veteran chauffeur, workmates, friends heading home. this man died not knowing that he would become a father for a second knowing that he would become a fatherfor a second time. he... knowing that he would become a father for a second time. he... he has two little boys. they won't have their daddy. it isjust so cruel. there is something that could have been avoided, which seems quite obvious, that it could have been avoided. it hasjust caused so much destruction to so many people. the two men had been driving to their football clu b two men had been driving to their football club when the plane hit their car. from the beginning, we thought it was absurd. my son has been killed by a jet fighter? it was just absurd. andrew hill, ex raf and british airways captain has always accepted that is flying that day was poon accepted that is flying that day was poor. i'm truly sorry for the part i played in their deaths. it is th

i am andrew, a8, i am and expire five to andi andrew, a8, i am and expire five to and i now run a security service 21 yea rs when i was in the fire service 21 years ago, i underwent quite a traumatic experience, we were trying to extra ct traumatic experience, we were trying to extract someone from a car and whilst i was lifting it, i tour my aorta. andrew underwent life-saving surgery and was given an artificial heart valve. it important to stay healthy. i'm charlotte, i'm 19 and i'm at bristol university studying science from the when i was about five or six i was diagnosed with a hole in the heart and then it got quite big and i had to have an operation to fix it i always try and stick to foods that are healthier because i don't want any other strain on my heart, i am aa, almost a5 years of strain on my heart, i am aa, almost as years of age, i am a mum and a wife and i'm behind—the—scenes keeping everything running smoothly. ido keeping everything running smoothly. i do try to keep active but i have always struggled losing weight. health is important to the family and they have agreed

thank you for being on the programme, andrew. andrew tuck from monocle. thank you for your company.day. whatever you are up to i did goes well for you. we will see you soon. goodbye. hello there. all our weather is going to be coming in from the west over the next few days. there's a really strong jet stream tracking right the way across the atlantic and that picks up areas of cloud. this one here will arrive on friday to bring some rain. this one here has already brought some rain across most of the uk. it's around that area of low pressure. those weather fronts are taking the rain further north into scotland. we are also seeing some really strong winds, especially in wales and the south—west of england. it's been another cold night across northern scotland, a touch of frost even by the morning. much milder elsewhere, but very windy, especially in wales and south—west england. but gusty winds will continue with these bands of showers. and we've got the wetter weather getting stuck across scotland and northern ireland, notjust rain, but some snow over the high ground. let us have a

they carpool on their way to work there's andrew along for the trip andrew ross sorkin joins me live fl from los angeles >> andrew given the facebook ipo in 2012 some trades were botched and had to pay some fines and apologize, this one appears to have gone off smoothly even if the price is coming back down towards 80 >> so far so good in terms of what is a relatively smooth open there's some traders out there who have asked some questions about the trade. but as you mentioned the stock now off the highs of the day and, of course, a lot of that, i think, is the result of a question and it's the ultimate question mark over at lyft also the ultimate question of uber, which is can these companies become profitable? there's a company that makes over $2 billion in revenue but losing over $900 every year. that's a question that i put to both of the founders this morning in terms of what the path to profitability really is. >> we're very confident in the long term profitability of this model and again as logan said we're making a decision that is aligned with our shareholders. >> how much i

thomas it's a highly significant and emotional day andrew. it was not some and it was really significant the him on the he could have done a standard friday press service of coals referencing heavily what happened last friday in talking about the victims and his sympathies and he did all of that and he could have thanked the emergency services and fund the government he could have done all of that thanks as well he did all of that but he took it a lot further you had a little bit of it there he talks about based not in the context of being an isolated instance but as part of a wider toroids of islamophobia and he called it out and he called it out very directly and he talked about the rhetoric from some politicians but he was suggesting inflame the situation as i say he knew that the eyes of new zealand is would be on him and that's some and was broadcast live on radio and on television but over the course of friday parts of that will be broadcast rights around the world he knew that the eyes of the world would be on him for that and he used

andrew is an expert in hunting out products we should avoid.been testing over the past few months and in particular we're looking for hazardous elements in the enamelled paints, the coloured paints on the outside. in the past, andrew has tested the paint and glaze on a wide range of glasses. not all contained hazardous chemicals. but lead was found in more than 70%. a similar proportion had cadmium, a chemical which has been linked with cancer. long—term lead exposure has been linked to things like brain damage, kidney disease, dementia and even the crime rate. given the known risks, we wanted to see what's in products still on sale today. all of these glasses have been bought from well—known retailers this year. some of the glasses we tested were decorated to appeal to children. paint with heavy metals is allowed on glassware. but if the decoration's close to the rim, it shouldn't come off under normal use. if the paint‘s away from the lip area, the health risks are deemed to be lower. back at the lab, the tests are under way. what's it doing,

mueller's prosecutor andrew wiseman has argued that know he has accepted responsibility, he has lied,lso emphasizing that even though manafort argued he was not the leader of the conspiracy, that in fact he was. so you're hearing from both defense and prosecutors in this case. just to paint a picture of what's going on inside, paul manafort arrived no ed today in wheelchair. he was wearing a suit unlike last week when we saw him in prison scrubs. our reporter inside said he looks thinner and he looks gray. >> much different view from many folks who have not seen paul manafort publicly. he wears these nice suits, was always clean cut, wore nice ties. he is wearing a suit today and a purple tie. but she did notice how thin he looked and how gray his hair was. so we're getting some color. the prosecutor was talking, andrew weissman was laying out their argument. he just looked straight. he didn't look at the prosecutor. paul manafort did not look at the prosecutor as he was speaking, essentially saying paul manafort has lied and the judge should take that into consideration. >> reporter:

attorney andrew e. lelling/district of massachusetts: "we are here today to announce charges in the largest college admissions scam ever prosecuted by the department of justice."a massive fbi investigation coming to head-- the justice department charging fifty people in an elaborate scheme aimed at securing admission to prestigious universities... u.s. attorney andrew e. lelling/district of massachusetts: "we have charged three people who organized these scams, two s.a.t. or a.c.t. exam administrators, one exam proctor, one college administrator, nine coaches at elite schools and 33 parents." among the parents charged are several notable names, including ceos, a fashion designer, and actresses lori loughlin -- and felicity huffman -- who was arrested in los angeles.much of the indictment revolves around a man named william singer, the founder of a college preparation businessthe scam worked in two ways--through test scores and athleticsin some cases-- parents allegedly paying for third-parties on behalf

flap. >>> andrew bogut is back.ill it help. >> never thought we would say andrew bogut to the rescue. >> a lot of people will add an emotional boost. who knows maybe he's got something left to add rebounding strength. they need something. some emotional boost. it's not as the media is want to do an exageration. this team is not looking good at all. they beat philadelphia, philadelphia was missing joel embiid. i like bogut's attitude. >> there's been a bunch of the teams with a roller-coaster ride, golden state has had the ups and down, i don't think it's the worse in the world. a bit of adversity is not the worst thing in the world. >> i could listen to him talk all day. >>> good reason why the lakers and nuggets game is educational. we have math, history and lebron james thanking michael jordan he goes out, he goes out and passes his hero michael jordan and moves into number 4. kareem number 1, malone number 2 and kobe number 3. here's laproblem. as for the game itself -- lebron. den jerwins it. they are 1 game beh

panda express. . >>> it is official, andrew bogut back with the warriors.lly great. andrew bogut, leadership is on the way -- help is on the way. that's the case. it's been sown up. andrew bogut is ready to join the team that looked like anything but a two time defending champ. don't knhas he will lend veteran maturity with the sky is falling atmosphere that the fans are in. you have to like his take on things. interesting from bogut in australia today. >> there's been a bunch of the teams with a roller-coaster ride. i don't think it's the worst thing in the world. i think that's a good thing, a good adversity is not the worse thing in the world. >> there you go, adversity, no problem. a couple reasons to watch the lakers and the nuggets tonight. educational, when it comes to math, lebron moves up and denver moves. and history. first lebron, a driving force in the nba and he thanks his idol, michael jordan and passes him to move into the number 4 spot on the all-time list. cameras are on you lebron. as for the game. hot late for the nuggets. beautiful move