portraits of heroes and leaders he pays tribute to the pathos and decadence of past arris through his intensive use of color. how has developed a technique. as the paints right down to the canvas to create fick layers that merge into one another. it takes him an average of one month to complete a painting unless he's fighting a deadline he'll take the time to work out. and he's grateful he's able to live from his art. fires for the artists works come from all over the world some are prominent art lovers his works have also appeared in national and international exhibitions such as the berlin me collectors who. has no intention of letting circumstance. it's like being put him under any pressure. so no pressure but what you've actually achieved what thousands of volunteers stream about of making a living from your ops. so have you achieved your wildest dreams i mean what's what's what's the best of that. well i don't know what could be better for me i'm i'm very happy about this and i'm very thankful. that it worked out so far. i mean it wasn't always like that i also had had time soon

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in the two decades since she arri arrived, public education has improoued the status of the species from- the pair leaves for china at the end of april. >>> finally tonight, we want to introduce you to the newest member of the nbc bay area family. this is baby luke alexander. they welcomed their son over the weekend. the entire family is doing really well. luke is ar acing his first assignment, which is being adorable and charming his parents. congratulations. >> welcome, luke. when you're 18, you can start interning here. >> oh, yeah. paid. >> before we go, jeff ranieri is talking about what's happening now. >> we have rain showing up on storm ranger. we're going to track that at 6:00. lester holt is next with nightly news. >> hope to see you back here at 6:00. bye. we )re follo >>> tonight, the new battle just getting under way over the mueller report. no proof of collusion, but undecided about obstruction of justice. as the president declares victory, democrats blast the attorney general and demand the full report. >>> breaking news, trump antagonist michael avenatti arrested on feder

it's designed to eventually .arry astronauts follow all the stories on your terminal on bloomberg andtictoc on twitter. romaine: cloud computing stocks have been one of the best performers, the sector outperforming the broader market for some time now. we have a slew of earnings from a lot of the big cloud computing companies and sell force out today. a senior analyst for bloomberg intelligence, who joins us by phone. when i look at the sales first -- self -- salesforce are earning's, by any rational measure it would be considered a good thing. we're seeing the shares fall a little bit, predicated on the idea that growth, while still fairly high, is slowing from the pace that investors have come to expect. >> when it comes to a company like salesforce, when you look at sales or earnings growth, it's one of the better positioned companies in enterprise software. all caps companies have done really well over the last 16-18 months. in our view is more function of valuation rather than fundamentals. most of the valuations for these companies are near all-time highs, it neared the 3-5-year

.arry: i cannot answer that i'm not an expert on that and not directly involved.ou can be sure our d.o.t. and faa will not reopen the routes for boeing until we are 100% satisfied of the safety. boeing has come forward to make some adjustments in flight plans and software and sensors and pilot training and all kinds of things. narrativegiving you a . they won't be back on the runways to we are absolutely 100% satisfied that they are safe. >> that is newsmakers with larry kudlow today at six about eastern. you can also watch on seat send.org -- c-span.org or our radio app. >> tonight on q&a -- >> tragically, i had no expectation we would be sitting here in 2019 talking about this war in afghanistan. escalated --s been the way it has escalated every year and the countless lives that have been wasted in the continual suffering. on hisiraq war veteran article "time for peace in andanistan and and end -- an end to the lies." 2007 and when i worked at the state department and in between those times, it was no difference in the administrations. the desire was to win for

--arris has these new fresher faces talking about that, where is the spot in this campaign for bernie>> to get that question all the time. the proof is in the pudding. bernie lead on these issues and he never stopped talking about them. back to the point i just made, the voters want someone they can believe in. they want someone they understand. you have have this constant message and you have been the one to deliver it, it is no longer just the politician on .tage political parties always go forward. bernie had a great run in 2016. convince voters that he is the future of the democratic party? >> we are in a unique time. we have never seen campaigns operate this way. we have new young people online who are attracted there. i don't think we can put all of the previous elections in the same walks over history. it is a new day. andou throw in donald trump how divisive and polarizing he can be, that is the exact opening for someone like bernie. >> i love the nickname the brother from pennsylvania. i want to follow-up on what craig had to say. when you talk about the green new deal, how a

arris is in the news room now with a closer look at today's thhearing. >> lindenberger says that his mother is among those who thinks vaccines can lead to autism, cause brain damage and don't benefit the general public. he said just asro dan as those beliefs is where she and many other develop their opinions on them, social media. he said he wentf much his life without getting vaccines, he says as he older he started to kquesti his mother's reasons and got himself vaccinated when he turned 18. he said his mother loves her family but had been manipulated by things she read online. she wouldo turn evidence from sights like facebook for information. >> it wasn't that she didn't have the information, she was manipulated into disbelieving it. people resonate better with stories. myfamily, my mom was reaffirm her condition was correct because she knows peopl a she's seen stories. when you convince parents that not informati c isrect but their children are at risk that's a more substantial way to causee to change their minds. >> today's hearing came as our country faces an outbreak of measl

investigators say a deputy shot and killed abraham arry anno yesterday morning in maryland. it all started with a call about man trying to break into a home. we've learned that ariano called police himself. there was no one insideri the he all of this but deputy say a woman who lived in the house had just alied for a protective order against him. we're told ariano had a gun and refused to drop the gun that's when the deputy fired the shot. that deputy is now on administrative leave. >>> a family mourns the loss of a beloved a grandfatherer a fire broke out in his d.c. apartment. 70-year-old reginald beckham was a vietnam war vet and purple heart recipient. here is a more recen photo. beckham was retired from the commerce department. the fire sparked just before 9:00 yesterday morning in a complex right off benning road in southeast.c. firefighters tried to rescue beckham but couldn't get him out in time. aeighbore spoke to says she was shocked when she heard the news. >> unbelievable. i cried my heart out. that was my friend. that was all of our friend. >>> d.c. just kicked

. >> arry is the symbol. i bought it during the show. >> and we like technologies. talked about it before we think we're probably in these mini cycles and the semi cycle is probably bottoming, so we like technology. >> and i want to mention alphabet google. this is the best chart along the big tech names and for good reason fundamentally a lot of things are lining up for the company. starting off with the s-1 filed by lyft. you will see uber become public. needs more valuation assigned to it >> and kkr and schwab, someone will buy them some day >> good stuff. thanks for being here. that does it for halftime. "the exchange" begins right now. >>> thank you, scott here is what is ahead this hour. boeing is sliding again. more countries includingthe uk now grounding the company's 737 max 8 planes and now washington is weighing in we'll get you the very latest. >>> big new d.c. buzz words are break up big tech. we'll talk about the inch pli da implications and if they stand a chance >>> and college entrance cheating plot that involves celebrities and ceos is rocking the

cities and towns down the missouri river were poised today for flood crests to arri in the days ahead.hiwater already swamped farms, homes and roads across nebraska and iow water was still rising in parts of missouri, as local officials awaited the worst. >> every flood that comes along anymore is a new record, it just keeps getting higher and higher. after the last flood, they came around and said, "well, if you build above this level, you'll be protected with flood surance." well, everyone pretty much did that. it wasn't high enough this time. there's going to be lot of disaster out there. >> woodruff: meanwhile, the national oceanic and atmoseric administration said today that osere could be unprecedented major flooding amost of the nation this spring. the commandant of the u.s. marine corps, general neller, is warning that military dloyments to the southern border ordered by president ump, are threatening combat readiness and budgets. the "los angeles times" reports that he spelled out his concerns in two internal memos this week. he also cited funding transfers brought on in part by

has been appointed as the interim manager of roma just a week after being fired by follow him ronnie arry had a medical before heading to rome is training ground on friday for his second stint in charge of the club italians moved quickly to replace you say beauty francesco who was sacked on thursday after roma were knocked out of the last sixteen of the champions league. women's world number one am opens the defense of her indian wells title on saturday she's up against frenchwoman christina benefits after high profile sed split with coach sasha by in a soft as working with a new trainer and she's confident things are looking up. from that so it's been going really well he's kind of tough though so it's a little bit difficult but yeah i mean he's he's a really awesome guy and he's a really good coach i think of course there is a little bit of pressure there but for me i don't think about defending i just think about winning another tournament so hopefully i can keep that mindset going for sure i think winning in new wells gave me a lot of confidence going into grand slams because it is se

ranieri is been appointed as the interim manager of roma just a week up to being fired by fullam ronnie arry had a medical before heading to rome is training ground on friday face second stint in charge of the club italians move quickly to replace you say beauty francesco who was sacked on thursday after romo and knocked out of the last sixteen of the champions league. as a mouthwatering tennis match coming up later indian wells with two time champion serena williams and victoria as a rank of facing off in the night session now this will be williams' first match since her quarterfinals exit at the australian open meanwhile sister venus was three to the second round after a tough opening match the former world number one overcame illness to beat germany's andrea petkovic in three sets after venus lost the second set about winning a game show now face a stray and open finalist and third seed patrick fit of the. women's world number one i am your sock opens her title defense on saturday against frenchwoman christina. after high profile splits with coach in the socceroos working with a new train

next amendment is senator arris. number one. senator harris: thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to offer harris amendment number one. this would make rental house manager affordable for working families struggling to make ends meet. a home, of course, is more than just a roof and four walls. stable housing helps families place roots in their communities and provides a platform for them to raise families and participate in our economy. today far too many people struggle to find affordable housing. the cost of living is skyrocketing and americans have not received a meaningful pay raise in a generation. in 99% of the counties in the united states, a minimum wage worker working full time 40 hours a week cannot afford market rate for one bedroom apartment. over 21 million americans spend more than 30% of their income on rent. the housing crisis is especially acute for people of color. black and hispanic households are twice as likely to rent their homes. in 2015, 46% of african-american-led renter household were rent burdened compared with 34% of other households. this is m

medical corpsmen and women who joined us from providing medical checks as these families and children arri arrive. so it's not something we can do just internally, the funding will help dramatically, but we need that -- the resources of the whole government to help us identify and address these situations. >> well, just many years ago, i was looking at television and i saw a young chinese girl before a judge up in northern part of our country on the coast, and that's when the big container ships were coming in. and perhaps, i told you, she was sobbing. she could not understand. we then drafted legislation which has created the dh -- the hhs part of this. and my overall goal was to see a seamless coming together of departments so that within each of the responsibilities, they were able to work out a course of action which gave the best possible situation for families and keeping them together. that has not happened in my judgment. if it has, i would like to see it. do you believe it's happened? >> i believe there are opportunities for improvement. i think -- i want to make clear that as we