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that's something that jill asher hopes will change. >> we want to spark a national conversation for playgroundsccessible in the united states and the world. unfortunately, most of the material came from europe. >> reporter: they're hoping to spark the manufacture of more american-made improvement. >>> the cherry blossom festival is wrapping up tomorrow in japantown. can you catch out martial arts performances and live bands as well. the colorful floats and taiko drummers will head to post and filmore streets. for a complete photo gallery of this week's events, go to kron4.com. >>> we'll start out with low clouds in the morning. that's what we have in the golden gate. although we've had cool temperatures, it's been a different story at the beaches. temperatures have been confined to the 50s. so we start out with gray skies just about everywhere. sunny skies for the afternoon. active weather taking place. just to the north, there's clear lake, to the north of the trinity mountains. now that the sun has gone down tonight, the suns have been winding down. the next several days, it looks like it wil

>> on the next "washington journal," asher orkaby discusses yemen and the role of regional partners. check euchre, founder of the young turks, talks about hillary clinton's entry into the role -- 2016 race. and peter moscow's lissette police shooting rates by state and law enforcement reaction to recent high-profile shootings. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> in 2003, judith miller wrote several stories on the lead up to the invasion of iraq and weapons of mass distraction. in an effort to reveal her source, dick cheney found scooter libb e. she was put in a federal jail. tonight on q&a, she talks about her time in jail and her new book "the story." >> i was in jail because i refused to reveal the identity of the source who would not let his identity revealed. as you know, protecting sources is the lifeblood of independent journalism. and i really felt that unless people i routinely spoke to who had access to classified information, if they could trust me to prote

coming up this morning on washington journal, asher orkaby with brandeis university speaks about events in yemen including the presence of iranian cargo ships across the coast. also, cenk uygur talks about the progress of a jeddah in 2016. also, peter moskos discusses the number of police shootings in the u.s. president obama: i look so old, john boehner has already invited then yahoo! does become a funeral. meanwhile, michelle has not aged a day. [applause] i ask her what her secret is, she just says, fresh fruits and vegetables. it is aggravated. -- aggravating. the fact

fourth inning 4-2 mets cody asher off harvey. phillies within one.hey're doubling their season home run output. fifth inning look at matt drilling chase in the back and chase a bit of a smirk. doesn't look too happy. mets looking for more. ben va veer looking for another outfield assist. can he gun him down? crazy play at the plate. carlos can't get the additional tag. 5-3 mets. chase again, his first multihomer game in two seasons. but the phillies lose 6-5. that is three straight losses. carlos ka ras co he gets nailed in the face tonight by milky cabrera. look at this. the liner back to him. oh my goodness. he was carted off the field. but the indians say he just has a jaw contusion. he is very lucky. flyers captain claude jarreau, his nhl season is over but he's going to play for canada in the world champions next months. they really his kimmo timonen in the room. more guys need to understand the importance of leadership. here's the captain. >> i'm a strong believer it's not just one guy that can do that. i think anybody can do that at one point

announcer: on the next "washington journal," asher orkaby discusses the latest on yemen. and cenk uygur discusses hillary clinton on "the young turks." and peter moskos discusses police shooting. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. announcer: and is live coverage on c-span of the 2015 white house correspondents dinner. we are at the entrance to the washington hilton where the correspondent dinner has been held for about 40 years. you will see the journalists politicians, and hollywood stars arrive, and you will hear later president obama and cecily strong, from "saturday night live" as tonight's entertainment. tickets are $300 a person.

he was the first person to give me a record deal for asher roth when no one would.mily: in the early days, how were you looking for talent? scooter: well, funny thing was, in the early days, everyone thinks that every act i have ever signed has just blown up because we have gone on a crazy run. but i signed a couple acts in atlanta where i had to learn the hard way. i failed. emily: there are myths about the greatest founders, the greatest entrepreneurs that are so often boiled down into legend. what is the myth of scooter braun and what is the reality? scooter: the myth is that i plug them into this machine. it is hard work. every single day is hard work. and i think there was a point in my career where, you know, i did such a good job where i went from being ok scooter, young entrepreneur to being justin bieber's manager. because i did a really good job, and so did he. i think the myth is that people think that success is this just beautiful glamorous fun thing. i get paid for the bull[beep]. i do everything else for free. the reality of me is i am a normal, flawe

host: asher orkaby from brandeis university's joining us from boston.hanks a lot for your time and insight this morning. we appreciate it. we have 90 minutes less -- left. coming up next progressive politics, our guest will be cenk uygur, host of "the young turks." and then a former baltimore police officer will talk to us about police shootings in the u.s. and give us the numbers behind what we're seeing in the news. we will be right back. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> here are a few of the book festivals we will cover this spring on c-span's booktv. we will visit maryland for live coverage of the gaithersburg festival -- book festival. as well as david axelrod. book expo, america where the publishing industry showcases upcoming books. the first week in june, we are alive, including our three-hour live three-hour program with lawrence wright and your phone calls. that is the spring on c

here is asher. usher: the ability to have a sense of control is what tidal offers.this deal significantly different from royalties? david i.: it is most important to the songwriters who write the music. you saw yesterday a large group of very famous artists talked about the service. this is about the songwriters who write the songs. they may not be famous. this is a service that will compensate them more fairly than other services like pandora. that's really do everything in their power to not pay songwriters at all. we are thrilled about this announcement. david g.: it sounds like there is still room for growth. this is a congested sector, but it is not saturated by any means. we have heard complaints, most famously from taylor swift. a few months ago when she told her catalog from spotify. it is obviously something that has come to the floor from many musicians. we do not know a lot about the revenue sharing agreement. we do not know a whole lot about the revenue sharing agreement that has been announced by tidal. cory: david, let me ask you about that. you bring

it could have been steve rivkin, he was the first person to give me a record deal for asher roth whene else would. emily: in the early days, how are you looking for talent? scooter: i signed a couple acts in atlanta where i had to learn the hard way. i failed. emily: there are myths about the greatest founders, the greatest entrepreneurs that are so often boiled down into legend. what is the myth of scooter braun and what is the reality? scooter: the myth is that i plugged them into this machine. every single day it is hard work. i think there was a point in my career where i did such a good job where i went from being ok scooter young entrepreneur to being justin bieber's manager because i did a really good job and so did he. the myth is people think success is this beautiful, glamorous, fun thing. i get paid for the --. i do everything else for free. the reality of me is i am a normal flawed person who just is too stupid to know that i shouldn't be doing something. emily: justin bieber. ariana grande a. what is your secret? scooter: the first time i saw justin i knew i could get him

i'm zain asher. >> great to have you with us. i'm john vause.>> we start this hour with the latest on the investigation into the crash of germanwings flight 9525

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. >> and fox's tara asher reports, best advice to use the buddy system when on spring break make sureave never alone. >> a community outside austin, texas, has some very unwelcome guests and it looks like even more could be on the way. residents walking around this community pond extra cautious now, that alligators are out there, neighbors say that they've known that one was out, there but now another one has been spotted and they're pretty worried. >> just think there is eggs there, then we are we're going to have to have them removed. that's news and just too many. we can't support 30 40 real ones around. i look up, being my son-in-law's swimming pool. >> she has that right. homeowners association officials say that they'll probably have to bring in a trapper, but until the gator family is rounded up neighborhood kids will be watching of watched a little closer hopeful lay lot closer and more warning signs will probably go up. one texas woman just got special easter surprise. >> hundreds gathering to hunt for easter words in the fort worth stocks injured easter bunny was thereto pos

the asher series when obviously, that was a fitting end to richie's days in the commentary box near there you are at lords, where obviously england and australia do battle and we hate each other when it comes to cricket field, yet the english, day loved richie benaud. >> for a passionate australian supporter as well as, obviously, a highly successful cricketer himself, richie was loved by fans over here and that's because he had a very progressive view on cricket, on the positive force it could have in people lives. he was a guy that really epitomized everything good about our game. i think think why all over the world, there are many many conversations about how people remember him, a catchphrase or a chance meeting, i was lucky enough to meet him on a couple of occasions. and those are treasured personal memories for me. >> very briefly, you talked about the modernization of the game, which richie benaud was involved in. do you think honestly towards the end of his life he loved cricket as much as today as he did when he was a young man playing the game? >> i absolutely believe that s

he was talking to the bbc's barbara plet asher. >> nothing is based on trust here, this is not about trust. we distrust them and they know that. so what we've built here is a capacity is to be able to have this not on trust, but on proof. on absolute evidence on accountability measures on transparency measures. we have new measures here that have not been used in arms control in this kind of an agreement in the past, for resolving disputes, for being able to gain access. there's new state of the art technology that will be used. we will have tracking of their uranium from the cradle to the grave. we will have very significant ability here thanks to iran agreeing to this obviously, to know what iran is doing. >> the white house said that america was prepared to walk away from negotiations if you didn't get a good enough deal. >> yes. >> was there any moment in the last week when you thought you might walk out or were tempted to? >> yes, i had a conversation with my counterpart, which i won't go into, but the answer is yes. and in fact several weeks ago, there was a moment of real conf

just ask asher canty what happened in his classroom. >> no. we usually don't ask.phen: but now the american academy of pediatrics recommends keeping them in school. they itch but don't make you sick. they find head lice is not very likely to spread from one child to another in the classroom. >> if they're out of school for a month, is it worth it? stephen: despite the pediatrician's recommendations, if their child gets head lice, that child is staying home. >> no you're supposed to keep them home and clean all their teddy bears and everything. stephen: marie worked for 11 years as an elementary school librarian and she's surprised by the new guidelines but keeping an open mind. >> we always send them home. that's all i can tell you. i mean we send them home. i don't know if they spread more that way or not. stephen: while the new recommendations might bother some parents and students the doctors maintain the bottom line is head lice simply won't hurt a child as much as missing school. stephen tschida, abc 7 news. alison: meanwhile, a san diego fisherman poseing wit

vicki, ted, patrick caroline and asher smith members of the kennedy family thank you so much for invitingnd present and pretty much every elected official in massachusetts. [laughter] it is an honor to mark this occasion with you. boston no that michelle and i have i have joined our prayers with yours these past few days were a euro the former army ranger and boston police officer john moynihan, who was moynihan who was shot in line of duty on friday night. [applause] [applause] i mention him because last year at the white house the vice president and i had the chance to honor ofc. moynihan as one of america's top counts for his bravery in the line of duty, for risking his life to save a fellow officer. thanks to the heroes of boston medical center, i am told officer moynihan is awake and talking, talking and we wish him a full and speedy recovery i also want to single out someone who very much wanted to be here just as he was every day for nearly 25 years as he represented this commonwealth alongside ted in the senate secretary of state john kerry. [applause] we be if you go john is in e

and ewh, we showed primarily hong kong listed shares, and there's other etfs like deutsche bank and ashere a share. gordon gordon, you talk about the china shared opposed to hong kong shares or are hong kong shares facing a bubble territory at this point? >> of course there's going to be the arbitrage that you have with the shanghai hong kong connect because, essentially, you know you had, for instance we saw it yesterday, with markets closed for day, but hong kong three days. you had a really big spread in the shares, and that's why you have a lot of the money flooding down both wednesday and thursday. the hong kong market operates differently. it's more on fund mal, and, yes, china is an important part of it, but when you look at the large caps in hong kong, they have businesses outside of the territory, and so therefore, you see little bit different. i like hong kong more because of that, because i think the rest of the asian market where you do have hong kong involvement is going to out perform china, at least in the long run when the bubble collapses. >> jim, quick, you say invest in