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i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin with breaking developments in last month's ethiopian airlines plane crash. they released preliminary findings this morning. they say the max-8 plane was valid and certified to fly and the pilots were experienced to fly this plane. authorities say the crew repeatedly followed safety procedures to try to avoid the crash but were unable to gain control.oae lled srtly after the plane took off from the ethiopian capital. investigators are focusing on the plane's anti-stall system which is suspected of pushing the nose of the plane down. it was the second crash of a boeing 737 max in five months. boeing and the faa told pilots after the lion air crash in indonesia last october, deactivating the anti-stall system t manually should prevent a crash. the faa is doing more demos. boeing is doing flight demos and says it will continue to do flight demos in the coming weeks. meanwhile all planes remain grounded worldwide. >>> former vice president joe biden has issued a new response t

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, a desperate search is under way this morning in colorado for a woman police say made a credible threat against a school district that includes columbine high school. police say sol pais is interested in schools. it's impacting more than half a million students. laura podesta has more. she has detailed that police released overnight. >> authorities gave a detailed play-by-play of what this 18-year-old woman has been doing since she landed in colorado on monday night as far as shopping for a weapon and then disappearing into the foothills. now every law enforcement agency in the denver area is trying to track her down. all schools closed. denver public schools and surrounding districts are cancel class today for a woman police say is infatuated with the columbine massacre and has made threats surrounding its 20th anniversary on saturday. >> this has been a massive manhunt in the aor. and every law enforcement agency is interested in helping with this effort. >> sol pais travel

anne-marie? >> thank you is muso much, jenn. >>> investigators in paris say firefighters saved notre dame minutes from when it could have collapsed. the ranging inferno destroyed the 850-year-old iconic roof. it took 18 minutes to find the fire on the roof after the first alarm went off. the fire was probably an accident. prosecutors plan on interviewing workers from five companies that been hired to renovate the cathedral's roof. >>> and a woman authorities say was infatuated with the columbine massacre and posed what they called a credible threat has been found dead in an apparent suicide. a three-day search ended when authorities found the body of 18-year-old sol pais yesterday. p pais set off alarms when traveling from florida to denver on monday. while traveling she bought a shotgun and ammunition. her post on facebook read, be the best killer you can be. >> i had a lot of friends texting that, you know, it's really scary. >> this saturday marks two decades since the shooting at the columbin

anne-marie. >> oh, man. laura podesta here in new york.nk you. >> it doesn't end. >> no, it does not. >>> all right. well, that severe weather forecast in the south is expected to arrive as early as tomorrow. chief meteorologist drew burgoyne of our milwaukee station wdjt is tracking that troublesome system. >> hi. i'm meteorologist drew burgoyne. the spring storm system continues to ramp up, and notice south dakota over the last 24 to 36 hours just getting pounded with the heaviest snow. here's some of the snowfall reports. several areas with 2 feet of snow across portions of south dakota. thankfully it looks like this system at least when it comes to snowfall will weaken on friday. it will continue to cause some issues throughout northern parts of minnesota. on the eastern side of our storm, some scattered showers even some rumbles of thunder heading toward the east coast, and then all eyes are going to be on this weekend, especially saturday. could see some decent severe weather break out throughout the mid south as showers and thunders

i'm anne-marie green. >>> president trump will visit the southern border during a trip to california. the president leaves for calexico, california, this morning. this after he backtracks on a threat to close the border. now, mr. trump says, he would give mexico a year to work on immigration enforcement, and he's adding a new threat. laura podesta is here with that part of the story. good morning. >> good morning. that threat revolves around trade. the president is hoping that when money is at stake, mexico will listen. president trump is backing away from his threat to immediately close the u.s./mexico border. >> we're going to give them a one-year warning, and if the drugs don't stop or largely stop, we're going to put tariffs on mexico and products, in particular cars.ol game isar >> it's a quick turnaround from just last week. >> so there's a very good likelihood i'll close the border next week. >> when he dde mexico stop all immigration closed to the u.s. >> we'll keep it closed for a long time. i'm n

i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching.at day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> 4:30 we are starting the week off dry but it may not stay that way for much longer. as we take a live look, good morning it is monday, april 1. >> it's april fools' day. don't play any jokes on me. [ laughter ] >> it's going to stay dry, we are serious about that. >> we are looking at mostly cloudy skies as we start off the day. there is a slight chance to see a few showers, mainly for the north y. here's a live look with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures running in the upper 40s to low to mid 50s at this hour. concord 54, oakland 56, 49 in livermore, 56 in san francisco. you see all of the green vallejo down to livermore in san jose, that is all cloud cover, not rain. we are checking a few showers up north due to a weak weather system that is going to bring a slight chance of a shower today. we are tracking a fe

anne-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you, laura. >>> well, some parts of the midwest are expected to get more than 2 feet of snow by the end of the week. chief meteorologist drew burgoyne of our milwaukee affiliate wtjt tells us where that will happen. >> the dakotas are going to get hammered today with very heavy snowfall and then you combine that with wind gusts today between 40 and 50 miles an hour, and it's going to be an absolute mess from north platte to sioux falls to minneapolis. they will continue to see that snowfall from the afternoon into the evening. the storm is so charged it's pulling in a lot of warm air and unstable air that we will see likely strong storms and thunderstorms throughout illinois and indiana on the eastern side of our storm season, and the snow will continue late tonight into friday morning especially throughout the dakotas with those winds very, very strong. all right. what about snowfall totals for this major event? 15 to 25 inches of snow. a good swath of western parts of minnesot

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i'm anne-marie green. >>> a woman was killed and three others were wounded after a gunman opened fire at a synagogue in poway near san diego. the shooter, 19-year-old john t. earnest, is being held without bond. he was arrested and face a hate crime charge in addition to murder and attempted murder charges. laura podesta is live this morning. >> sheriffs and police have now steppe the victims of saturday's deadly synagogue shooting. >> we love you. we will stand with you now and forever. >> one person was killed and three injured when a gunman opened fire in the middle of sabbath service. 8-year-old noya dahan was hit with shrapnel during the attack. >> she's with us. this is bravery. >> her uncle, 34-year-old almog peretz was hit in the leg. 6-year-old lori gilbert-kaye was killed. >> lori took the bullet for all of us. >> rabbi yisroel goldstein was shot in the hand and lost an index finger. >> it's a reminder how strong we are and how heroic we can be. >> this is what he told his congregation. >> we wit

i'm anne-marie green. >>> an investigation is under way this morning over a security breach at mar-a-lago resort in florida. a woman with two chinese passports and a device containing computer malware is accused of lying the secret service to gain admission over the weekend. mola lenghi has more on this. >> reporter: a woman named yujing zhang is accused of trespassing at president trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida. according to court documents the 32-year-old got inside after presenting two chinese passports. she told the secret service agents she was there to use the pool. they mistakenly thought she was the member of a club member because she had the same last name. after she was admitted, she changed her story telling the receptionist she was there for a chinese american friendship event. she knew of no such thing. according to an affidavit, she became verbally aggressive and taken to a secret service office. agents found she had four cellphones with her, a laptop, an external hard drive, and a thum

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.taking a live look outside at the beautiful bay bridge. sparkling right there. you may want to grab an umbrella before you head out the door this morning. we are tracking scattered showers. good morning it is tuesday, april 2. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi good morning. sunshine for today -- >> we are looking at unsettled weather once again for your tuesday. the doppler is lit up this morning with scattered activities. it is wet spots this morning. if you live in the tri-valley you are getting that light rain right now from dublin, 580 to pleasanton, livermore and union city. down through the south bay from wayne, san jose light rain and even moderate to heavy rainfall from sunnyvale, cupertino, palo alto and los altos hills this morning.

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.downive fro at oracle p ere t giantsn t dg s okaowng a it's tuesday, april griego. >> i'm kenny choi. good morning, let's check our forecast first. if you like monday, you're going to like today. >> that's right, kenny and michelle. a touch cooler, but morning clouds and fog and afternoon sunshine. here's a look at our golden gate bridge. temperatures running in the low to mid 50s. your microclimate forecast along the coast, partly sunny and breezy. southwesterly winds about 10 to 20 miles per hour in the upper 50s so a cool day along the coast. for the bay, in the low 60s. mostly sunny as we head through our afternoon, so we are looking at that cloud cover breaking up and the fog burning off. breezy for the bay, and low 70s inland. mostly sunny and mild. so daytime highs right around where we should be for this time of year, if not a couple

anne-marie: that is right. seen this from the start of this morning, but we have learned the founder and ceo behind louis vuitton is donating $200 million, and another person is stoning $100 million, and we are hearing that apple's tim cook will be donating money to restore the cathedral that suffered a fire last night, taking out two thirds of the roof. money around the world from .lobal tycoons is flowing in in metal macron last night -- emmanuel macron last night said they want to build notre dame. tweet whowill read a said, i'm not french or --holic, but we are more connected than we think. emmanuel macron being very public on this issue. [indiscernible] anne-marie: the fire has not been really politicized in france. there are people just begin with others on the street and many are grieving. many french people say they consider this cathedral as like a death in the family, and they want to see it be rebuilt. last night, macron was supposed about thespeech protests of the yellow vest movement that started a

i'm anne-marie green.he university of virginia men's basketball team has made the ultimate comeback in a win for the record book. one year after becoming the first number one seed to fall to a number 16 in the tournament, uva won their first ncaa basketball championship. virginia beat texas tech 85-77 in overtime. hunter put up a career high 27 points. he hit 4 of his 5 three-pointers, none bigger than a clutch three-pointer with two minutes left in overtime. >> going through what we did last year and having to, you know, it helped me as a coach and all the stuff they talked about, i think bought us a ticket to a national championship. >> the crowds poured into the streets of charlottesville after last night's game. thousands of fans spent hours celebrating virginia's big win. check this out. new york city's empire state building was lit up overnight in the colors of uva, orange and blue. congratulations. >>> the president's national security staff is undergoing a system wide purge. it began on sunday with

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matt: anne-marie, thank you.ern with the stocks on the move this morning, all to the downside. let's get back to bonds and blackrock is taking a cautious stance on u.s. treasuries on the belief investors have become too confident the fed will cut interest rates. the global chief investment strategist says they are cautious after the recent rally and they expect the fed's next move to be a hike. today, we ask the question on mliv and on bloomberg television, which sovereign bond market's most vulnerable to a reversal? join the debate and reach out to us and the mliv team if you think you have a good answer. neilng us now is mackinnon, global macro strategist at vtb capital. let me ask you to weigh in on the fed. do we think the fed is ready to cut rates or do you think they will want to hike at least one more time this year? >> over the last week or so, particularly the likes of the chinese pmi data we have seen, doesn't encourage investors to believe the chinese economy is stabilizing given that china is -- drive

anne marie morris, what would you say to that?, but for my money, what we need is to have a relationship with europe which enables us to trade with countries where we currently have a surplus as opposed to being stuck with the european union, which is slowly going into recession. the economy of the country, for business, if getting out is the right thing to do, we need to do it andl right thing to do, we need to do it and i managed way — i believe only the conservatives can deliver that, the conservatives can deliver that, the prime minister does not want to change your approach. go green no—deal is not a managed way, we need to challenge this myth that somehow you can slide off into wto terms... you can! wrong! wrong! we have been told about article 24, the wto have said it is not possible, so we need to be honest about the public, i agree with what kourtenay said, we were all sold out pack of lies, young people overwhelmingly wa nt lies, young people overwhelmingly want to remain, the idea that we will be sold down the river is

i'm anne-marie green. >>> we will rebuild.t is the promise from french president macron following the devastating fire at notre dame cathedral in paris. the world watched as the flames engulfed the piece of history. the spire of the landmark fell over as the fire spread and destroyed the church's roof. the cathedral landmark's bell towers have been saved. we are in london with more. good morning. >> good morning. it's heart breaking to see those pictures. paris firefighters say the blaze is fully extinguished, but it took nine hours to get it under control. they were able to salvage the facade. they are treating this as an accident as they try to rise from the ashes. the cross inside the cathedral of notre dame is still standing even after a fire ripped through the centuries old building. the iconic spire fell victim to the flames. >> the spire started bending. we could not believe what we were seeing. the flames went on and on and on. >> reporter: most of the roof is destroyed. officials say the cathedrals outer walls and two

ok that was struck to anne-marie paid from doctors without borders so i want to bring this to you briefly south african authorities are responding to a flood emergency which has killed more than fifty people in the southern and eastern parts of the country more than eight thousand people have been displaced now heavy rains have created flooding and mudslides in coastal areas of the province i was in the tao that's undermined buildings causing them to collapse on their inhabitants of the people have been swept away by water and major roads in and out of the port city of durban have also been closed. an extra takes us to sudan way of protest leaders have called for a million people to march to demand the country's ruling military and of a power to a civilian administration the sudanese army end of the thirty year role of president bashar two weeks ago after months of protests but the opposition is demanding the complete removal of the old regime tens of thousands of people have arrived by train in the capital hard to to lend their support to the demonstrators camped outside the military hea

time for battle of the charts, anne-marie versus maria tadeo. , dani burger. >> anne-marie is recommendinge big shoes to fill, to be dan-marie. even with the low dispersion, the s&p 500 has picked up. this is a difference between the biggest returns and biggest loser. you see this spike up, the largest dispersion we have seen july july. causes one that is because you do not have any bigger macro events stocks move altogether. we have a earnings and maybe stock pickers can find a good deal in this dispersion. matt: dani burger, thanks very much. what have you got, maria? >> hey. we talk so much about the underperformed the european economy, when you look at companies, it is a different picture. upgrades have overtaken the downgrade, meaning that analysts are much more optimistic. it is even better news if you look at this in a global content. these companies continue to dominate. matt: i like this chart that are, i will say, but i cannot give you the win. hillary used to chart earlier on in the program and my strict rules are that you have to come up with something original in order to take

murray, thank you -- anne-marie, thank you very much.helia, a dip rba has signaled a shift towards an easing bias. rates are rising. the central bank may win the rate cut race or cut rates first period that is why today we are asking the question on our blog, which developed market central-bank will cut rates first? andrew wilson, the ceo for amia and global head of fixed income with goldman sachs -- i will put that question to you. which went you expect to make one dost move -- which you expect to make the first move? andrew: i hail from new zealand. i won't go with it. to have positioned itself to be dovish. i think it is consistent with the slowdown we have seen across the global economy. new zealand and australia are feeling the winds of change and that is why i think your seen the pivot to be much more dovish. anna: and where will the fed rank? think undoubtedly, they are pivoting towards a pause. i think a cut is still some way off. the labor market is still strong. are still running around 3.5%. i think they will be cautious about

and ann marie berkle and another voted down that subpoena basically undercutting the case. >> in thist appears there was a personal responsibility on her part according to your reporting with not issuing a recall and being more severe on britax. is this the only example you turned up? >> i mean, she has a different view of how the agency should be operated and she's been the lone vote in notable cases one involving a humidifier company making humidifiers prone to catching fire and knew were catching fire and the company, the agency wanted to penalize the company and others to make portable generators safer. a different approach to it no one thought she was ill willed or wanted to see people hurt but a different view of how the agency should be operated. >> you still comfortable using your stroller now, todd? >> our kids thankfully have outgrown the stroller. >> i think consumers are more aware than ever about the need to see what model they have and pay attention to whether it's safe and using it properly thank you for the story, todd. appreciate you joining me. todd frankel an enterp

anne marie, is it true that you would not vote in those elections?rendum, so many different versions of leave, and this is the problem, they tried to boil it down toa simple problem, they tried to boil it down to a simple question, leave or remain, and we now know what the brexit reality looks like, now is the time to go back to the people, not to just leave it to a right—wing faction within the conservative party. sarah wollaston, anne marie morris, thank you both very much for joining us on this very chilly morning in westminster. but the sun, the sun is shining here this morning! that is the view over westminster, glorious, hazy blue sky, what is it like for the rest of the country? the woman to tell us is carol kirkwood. if you did not see naga with her gloves earlier, they were like boxing gloves, terrific! there is some frost under the clear skies, but where we have got clear skies, of course, thatis have got clear skies, of course, that is where we have got sunshine. today, once again, high pressure firmly in charge of our weather, and moving

i'm wendy gillette in for anne-marie green. >>> we begin with a new presidential cabinet shakeup thisning, this time involved the department of homeland security. cbs was the first to announce kirstjien nielsen resigned as director of homeland security. president trump announced on twitter kevin mcaleenan will be the new acting dhs chief. laura podesta is in new york with what we're learning about the timing of nielsen's resignation. good morning. >> good morning, wendy. nielsen is staying on the job until wednesday, so not a lot of transition time. and there are a lot of questions about the motive behind the departure, if she quit on her own accord or it was by president trump or someone in the administration who wanted to take a tougher stance on immigration policy. president trump confirmed on twitter a shuffle at homeland security. he thanked kirstjien nielsen for her service and named kevin mcaleenan as her temporary replacement. a source tells cbs news stephen miller is behind the move and it's part of a broader overhaul at the department. >> we face a crisis. >> during her 16-m

joining me, former federal prosecutor anne-marie mcavoy, and doj chief spokesman and justice and securityueller's report, this could have been much worse. it says the incidents of possible obstruction were often carried out through one-on-one meetings which the president sought to use his official power outside of usual channels. these actions ranged from efforts to remove the special counsel and to reverse the effects of the attorney general's recusal to the attempted use of official power to limit the scope of the investigation, to direct and indirect contacts with witnesses, with the potential to influence their testimony. there's a running list of aides, frankly, who refuse to carry out trump's orders. from dan coates toey lewandows lewandowski, going to chris christie and k.t. mcfarland. she we take comfort in the fact that the president surrounded himself with people who weren't necessarily yes men and women? >> i suppose we should take a little comfort from it and that that averted a massive political crisis for the nation. a lot of people have misunderstood the section of the muel

anne-marie green has the day off. i'm brook silva-braga. good to be with you. >>> authorities inanka urw this devastating terror attack, the country's deadliest violence since the civil war ended there nearly a decade ago. nine explosions took places miles apart, three at church holding easter services, three others at hotels. in all, 290 people were killed including several americans. local media now says at least 24 people are under arrest. the attacks being blamed on religious extremists. tom hanson is in new york with more. tom, good morning. >> good morning, brook. while that curfew has lifted, authorities are cautioning americans to avoid tourist hubs and public events. meanwhile police are investigating how this possibly could have happened. police raided homes and arrested multiple suspects in the hours after the easter sunday bombings killed hundreds in sri lanka. authorities are investigating reports that the intelligence community may have known of a e taken. >> reporter: sri lanka's prime minister called for unity and support wi

anne-marie green has the day off. good to be with you. house speaker, nancy pelosi is facing a democratic divide over the findings of special counsel robert mueller's report. she is urging lawmakers to use caution on impeaching president trump. some argue there's plenty of evidence to launch the impeachment process. meanwhile, the president is now suing to block a subpoena seeking information about his finances. plenty to get to. tom hanson is here in new york to do it. tom, good morning. >> good morning. in the report you mentioned, robert mueller laid out ten instances where president trump may have obstructed justice, but left it up to congress and what to do about it. as democrats debate impeachment in the wake of the mueller report, president trump, while at the white house easter celebration said he's not worried. at a cnn town hall last night -- >> congress should take the steps toward impeachment. >> reporter: democrats were split. >> right into the heart of the election. all the congress is talking about is impeaching trump. trum

anne-marie green has the day off. i'm brook silva-braga. good to be with you. >>> sri lanka's prime minister warns several suspects armed with explosives are still at large following the easter terror attack there. the death toll from sunday's bombings have risen to 359. that includes four americans. sri lanka's defense miniter says more suspects were arrested overnight. that raises the total to at least 60. the fbi has joined the investigation. tom hanson is here in new york. good morning. >> good morning, brook. while the motive isn't completely clear, one retaliation is there and more threats may still be out there. as the burials continue for the hundreds killed in the easter sunday bombings in sri lanka, security forces remain on high alert outside of st. anthony's church where black and white ribbons hang to mourn those who died. the country's prime minister says several suspects with explosives are still at large. isis released this video, claiming these are the suicide bombers responsible for attacking several churches and hotels. o

anne-marie green has the day off. i'm kenneth craig. good to be with you. >>> president trump is testing the oversight of congress. in a southeast of tweets yesterday, the president criticized house democrats for investigating. he said he'll fight all incoming subpoenas that could lead to impeachment even if it means going to the supreme court. natalie brand is in washington. natalie, good morning. >> good morning, kenneth. well, the battle over these various requests could turn into lengthy legal fights that could potentially last months as tensions increase between the white house and congress. >> well, the subpoena is ridiculous. >> reporter: president trump is stonewalling democratic efforts to investigate him. >> look. these aren't like impartial people. >> he's vowing to defy subpoenas issued by house democrats. >> i say it's enough. get back to infrastructure, get back to cutting taxes. get back to lowering drug prices. >> the white house is trying to block at least three top officials from cooperating with issues including secur

anne-marie green has the day off. i'm kenneth craig. it's great to be with you. >>> it did not take long for joe biden to be criticized for running for president. it's not just coming from president trump. fellow democrats are also on the attack. natalie brand is in washington with why the newest candidate is being criticized by members of his own party. natalie, good morning to you. >> good morning, kenneth. >>> well, some including his competitor bernie sanders, took a jab at him for having a ming at the home of a comcast executive. former vice president joe biden spent his first few hours on the campaign trail grabbing pizza and greeting voters. >> america is coming back like we used to be, ethical, straight, telling the truth. >> the 76-year-old officially jumped into the democratic primary race thursday with a video attacking president trump for his response to the white supremacist violence in charlottesville, virginia, in 2017. >> if we give donald trump eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the

. >> supervisor mar: before we go to public comment, i ask ann marie to summarize the latest residential pipeline on housing report. this is really to give us the most objective data that is available on where we're at in san francisco in housing development. especially it will allow us to look at where we're at for housing development the different tiers of income levels. ms. rogers? >> thank you very much supervisors. i'm the director of citywide policy for the planning department. what i have here is a look at the housing production. i think you're interested in comparison to the rina goals. i will put this on the overhead. this is a look at various levels of housing production for the different income groups, low income under 50% all the way up to above moderate which is 120% or more. nice little chart shows you a percentage of the units. most of the units about 70% are falling in the above moderate income or below. remainder 30% are divided up among the others. >> supervisor mar: can you state what the actual income level is? 70% of the housing that's being built. what income levels

my name is anne marie mafit and i'm an attorney and a public advocate and a resident of the city. i have sent a couple emails to you over the past two weeks and i'm going to just reiterate what i have mentioned in the emails. with all due respect i feel that the analyst report contains several errors. the l.c.a. original contract was never approved by the board of supervisors. it was scheduled for approval in april 2014. on april 16th, the day that the budget and the finance sub-committee, and without explanation announced that the board would not approve the contract. instead, the entire title and text of the legislation was changed and the supervisors instead approved simply evidence of the contractor's liability coverage for the upcoming year and purported to have the rules and regulations of the program. in 2017, and 2018, the board did approve the two, one-year extensions to this contract. but the original contract was never approved. the language in file number 190203 is misleading and incorrect. the reference to the rules and regulations of the sheriff's electronic monitori

i suggested he work with the director rahm and staff and ann marie and he took that suggestion and you should be get call from him. the other one on ms. hester's comment, i watched the entire hearing on my computer at home on the folsom street project she was referencing and i think supervisor peskin made a good point it's a false equivalent where we start trying to saying this much shadow equals this much housing and it needs to be measured against itself. that's what the voters intended when they passed prop k not to put up against other things to measure. >> clerk: commissioners, if there's nothing further if move on i have no board of appeals report. >> this is the review on past events. go ahead. >> clerk: now we can move on to general public comment. at this time members may address the commission within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. except to agenda items the opportunity will be afforded when the item comes up in the meeting. i do have two speaker cards. >> i have calvin welsh and mr. judisc but anyone can come up. thank you. >> i'd like

we had the events in libya as amory was telling us -- anne-marie was telling us before the break.could be a driver in the london market. bookmakerseye on the as a result of racing over the weekend. that's one of the things. keep an eye on bmw, fiat. there was news on both of them. those are likely to get interest. in general, we open up weaker than expected, down on the ibex 3/10 of a percent. the ftse not as weak as anticipated. we will see if the dax opens up lower. we will see the weight of bmw. we are looking at the boeing story on the suppliers. matt: yeah, absolutely. so, paying particular attention to boeing to oil producers, as well. check out the move stream here, 234 stocks up, 323 down. you could see in the top corner. we do see oil stocks and metals and minors helping to boost the indexes. rio tinto, bhp right up there at the top. we saw also shall is one of the as one -- shall -- shell of the gainers. those are adding points to the index. you take a look at the losers, the big weight on the stock 600, you will see the sky up at the top, down 2.33%. saffron down 1.5%.

let's speak now to anne—marie morris, the conservative mp for newton abbot and a member of the pro—brexittminster. good morning to you. you must be deeply unhappy today. generally with the direction of travel? yes, i am unhappy. but that doesn't mean to say this is the end of the road. there is still all to play for. at the moment, we clearly have no idea what the eu will agree to or not agree to. although with past experience, my suspicion is at the end of the day we will have this extension. it looks pretty much a dead cert that they will agree an extension and they are talking about a longer, flexible extension. clearly, that is not what you want. but do you think that would give the government and to give other mps here in the commons a chance to unite around some sort of proposal? i would put it this way. i think it is clear across the house there is no agreement on what that new proposal should be. ithink no agreement on what that new proposal should be. i think what i would say is today, as we sit here, the position is if we do not reach agreement, whatever deadline set, we could g

when you look at what anne-marie has outlined, big oil is incredibly important to the momentum and sentimentmajor indices. when you look at the movement in the oil market, where do you go? the inflation story, the dividend, or big oil? which of the trifecta interests you the most in that story? john: it would be the inflation story. the risk and sentiment if you got the spike. power starting point is a preference for being long energy and that is the spillover macro effect it can have on the broader portfolios. that is what we worry about because it can act as a headwind for growth. waivers are something we expected and the reason for that, trump had a choice to have an ally in saudi arabia producing that last million barrels or iran producing it. kate made a lot of sense he would and that when he could as soon as he saw the price wasn't going to high. spear from therm saudi arabians they will fill that gap. in the medium-term, the supply demand, the china stimulus are risks to the upside. there is risk the higher-price continues longer. the oil price still has a downward shape, which is har

nejra: you have let us perfectly into anne-marie's hit.re looking at oil extending its rally. >> it's going to be a lot of price pressure to the upside this week as you see these escalations in libya continue intensify.o really let's look at how wti did. it is capping off its best week in two months, rising for a fifth week. on the tail end of this chart, it is higher. potentially at the end of the week having a fifth week of winning streaks. what is coming down to this picture is the supply picture. it's not just libya. questions puts surrounding iran and venezuela. this becomes another? on the supply side. i want to look at libya's oil outlook over the past few years. you can see it had been very volatile since the 2011 uprising. the oil output has been very unreliable. i recently spoke to the national oil company chairman and he was saying he is very optimistic with theirand partners, but things are intensifying on the ground. oil fields are kind of blocked from all this. this is going to put a lot of pressure on the oil markets. very m

. -- anne-marie in connecticut. the republican. -- a republican. caller: good morning. would just like to say, with all due respect, i think joe biden is pompous. i hope he does run against our president. he made a comment that the character of this country needs to be changed. my goodness gracious. president donald trump has taken this country to right where it should be. no question about it. every democrat that would or could run, i don't care what they call themselves, are basically progressive socialist communist. president donald trump will sweep country in 2020. penceloved vice president will also reign as president for the next eight years following. thank you for taking my call. host: anne-marie, a republican in connecticut. up next, we will be joined by and ernest moniz. it was the topic of a house services committee hearing last month. by chair opened the hearing discussing how the u.s. military is being impacted by climate change. [video clip] >> is the u.s. military ready for climate change? recent events indicate considerable doubt. this last year, hurrica

anne-marie, run us through this reshuffle.marie: that's right, it is bring up the question of potential successors and just adds another woman to the pipeline who could potentially read the banks -- lead the banks. first is jennifer who has been in the firm for two decades and is moving into the cfo role. on top of that, mary and take, lake, oftenianne touted as a potential successor moving into the consumer unit. it will give her more of an operational role. the key takeaway is this is adding another woman to the bench. -- nejra: when you leave the bank, you need as much exposure as possible. where does this put them in relation to other banks? >> having a woman they contacted the future. it comes at an interesting time. jamie dimon and his other colleagues were just in congress and grilled about this is that subject, could someone from a minority group ever take over as a ceo? the timing is interesting, and you're looking at a chart of gender imbalance. not as bad as oil and gas, but you can see that finance still pretty imb