thanks for being here. >> good to be here, becky. >> what's the biggest worry?hink about 3,500 or so. >> the biggest worry we found from our survey participants now in the 16th year over the last year statutes, the big debt, the amount of debt that students and parents are likely going to incur to pay for college. >> because college prices have been rising rapidly. >> two to three times every year consecutively the last 20. >> what did a big worry used to be before prices >> generally -- these are still worries out there around the college application itself financial aid application and testing sat appear act and ap he -- and to a slightly lesser extent. >> let's talk about the cost as being the biggest worry. a traditional 4-year college is it still worth it when you figure putting yourself if debt. >> it's the right question to ask. and heart stoppingly expensive and causes so much fear for students and parents but there is solace to know a couple of things one the averages and then two there is money to be had out there certainly from the federal and state g

both beckys are back.the old friend are back on the show too. >> i don't know the chicken shirt. it's fabulous. >> the chicken shirt came about as a joke with wardrobe. they saw it and it was ugly and it ended up on the show and it grew. >> roseanne was wearing and it laurie was carrying wearing it think i wore it once. >> it was a game who can wear the chicken shirt. >> oh, the chicken shirt. it's back. >> the chicken shirt and the afghan. it wouldn't be "roseanne" without that. >> the end of the day, folks like to be told great stories and roseanne, it might be great stories and this is a perfect time to reboot roseanne. >> a lot of surprises for people. and all the questions that people asked me for 20 years. >> what is the one thing that everybody remembers from ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use

becky!and just that really blue collar, working class person. >> us regular people, we're paying more taxes than the rich people because they got all the lawyers to figure out the loopholes. i want to find loopholes. >> to represent working class as the noble class in this country, that just hasn't been the point of view. >> roseanne was the first woman i saw on television that was rejecting the social construct of what femininity was supposed to be. >> well, i always wanted to do a show that was complimentary to the viewers, who i felt were, you know, me when i was a little girl watching tv. give me this damn thing. make it about something that i can identify with, and she certainly did that. >> in my culture, it was always a strong mother-based home with a loving husband and some problems and loudmouth kids, so, i wanted that. >> come on, mom. >> and of course they faced money issues. >> our school's having a food drive for poor people. >> well, tell them to drive some of that food over he

i'm becky quick. what could possibly go wrong in the mortgages that led to the housing crisis are back. why it matters and what it could mean. >>> the hidden costs of health care in your retirement. the stunning amount you may need >>> she's the queen of suspense. but there's no surprise about what happens when she writes a book mary higgins clark on her new bestseller and the state of publishing >>> and we buy bottled water why not bottled air? two entrepreneurs from canada with a bright idea. >> why would i buy a can of air? >> it's the freshest air you'll ever have. >> "on the money" starts right now. >> this is "on the money." your money, your life, your future now, becky quick >>> we begin with mortgages and risk a decade ago, home loans for borrowers with weak credit history and low income were called subprime mortgages. defaults on those loans were a major cause of the financial crisis our diana olick found those mortgages are back risky business this is week's cover story. >> reporter: subprim

hey, becky. >> reporter: good morning, george.ldren's online privacy protection act. that law requires companies get parental condition sent in order to collect certain information on kids. youtube saying its main site is not for children. some parents are confused, though, about how to protect their kids' privacy. lauren fulmer says her kids are on youtube all the time. >> youtube is extremely popular in our household. >> i like to watch kid things because it's really cool and there's lot of the of kids stuff on it. >> reporter: more than 20 consumer advocacy groups filed a contemplate with the federal trade commission asking for an investigation into youtube and its parent company, google. >> youtube is collecting tons of information on all of us when we're watching videos and including all the children who are watching videos so given that, they need to get parental permission to collect information from kids. >> reporter: it alleges youtube is in violation of the children's online privacy act which requires companies obtain pa

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>> you too, becky. >>> joining us, gila buff.ew, the recent move up in the ten-year yield and the long end of the curve moved down in prices has been based really only on oil prices, and you're not sure that's a real signal at this point and you think we are closer economically, i think, to the end of the cycle than the beginning. i don't know whether you think -- we're not headed to 4% tomorrow, in your view, i guess? >> no, you may recall, this was probably five or six years ago, you and i had a conversation, what i said is we're not going to see ten-year yields hit 4% in the next decade, not the rest of your career. i joke because my career is hopefully longer than yours, joe. >> don't count on it how old are you? >> you'll still be there old enough. >> and you'll get wisdom as you -- as i have as i've moved through the 50s. >> the last few months in the interest rate markets have imparted wisdom. i'm talking about a narrow period, however, the last couple weeks or so we've seen oil prices jump up, about $10 a barrel there's n

becky, back to you rick, thank you.o inclusive and hitting every single one of those charts have a great weekend >> thank you you, too >>> in the meantime, let's get to washington. steve liesman is there and has more reaction to this number steve, what do you think >> well, i think it's a win in a lot of respects. not only was it better than the estimate, but we've had that weak q1. in fact, this is a decline from the fourth quarter but the key is it's still right around trend and there is an expectation. i don't know if that expectation is going to change of a pretty strong rebound in the second quarter. we went into this number with a 2% estimate for the first quarter and the rapid update forecast for the second quarter is 3.5 that's a pretty good bounceback. and i think it keeps us on track for another three that's important out there, which is 3% gdp. and i have a couple of charts. i don't know if they're available here, to show you about the weakness of the first quarter that we've chronicled over the past couple o

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i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. as joe mentioned, the dow futures plunging overnight after president trump proposed an additional 1$100 billion in tariffs on chinese products. we'll get a report from washington in a employment first you can see the dow futures are down by almost 200 points, last night down by almost 400 points. s&p futures are down by 17 points the nasdaq down by 46 points overnight in asia, shanghai was closed for a public holiday. if you see what happened with the nikkei, down by a third of a percentage point the hang seng closed up by just over 1.1%. in europe, you will see they're not nearly as affected by this talk this is a china/u.s. situation that's really percolating. you still see red arrows with the dax and cac off by a half percentage point and more moderate declines in london. let's look at the treasury yields the ten-year picking up above 2 2.8% right now at 2.82% part of the retaliation that could come from the chinese might be to stop buying u.s. treasuries at a time when we're issui

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and mike santoli. let's look at the u.s. equity futures. yesterday there was a bit of a pullback in the markets. only the slightest one for the dow. you did see the s&p 500 and nasdaq slightly higher mixed day. you can see that same story carrying out this morning in reverse. dow futures higher, up by 12 points s&p seeing a slight pullback of 1.5 points same story for the nasdaq. we'll see as we continue to get earnings in how this shapes i. look overnight in asia looks like the nikkei was up, just slightly. up by 0.10%. na hang seng up by 1.4% shanghai up by 0.85% right now in some early trading in europe, slightly higher stocks for most of these markets. the dax is the one exception, down by 0.10%. stocks higher in france, london, italy and spain. let's check out treasury yields. up across the curve yesterday, yields across the board were higher the ten-year yielding 2.89%. >> oil is crazy. we'll talk about that in a second 69 when it gets high, it can never be low again because how could it be? when it's low, it's like it's never going h

. >> becky, i don't know if she has her mike on.nks it was at a party we may try to get to that. >> i think it was at a cafe in a rome hotel. >> we will ask about the rome hotel. also, small business administrator -- she says we're not going to -- >> no, i think he's wrong. >> saying no, we're not going to ask about that >> either way, we might have a little bit of wrestling given that linda will be with us we'll have linda talk small business i want to get her thoughts on what's going on with amazon's role and dale folwell will be here. how he's putting his money to work these days. a lot of pension funds are struggling and we're going to talk about that. then you know this guy, scott wapner is going to be on the show you know why >> got a new book. >> got a new book. called "when the wolves bite, two billionaires, one company, an epic wall street battle." we will talk all about that. that's what's on tap sorry to waste your time talking about coffee and directions. >> congrats to scott he's busted his butt doing a live show, writi

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. the u.s. equity futures are high dow futures look like they would open up by about 135 points if we were to open now. s&p futures up by over 13 and nasdaq by over 50. this continues the strength that we saw at the end of last week we'll see what happens right now green arrows across the board. nikkei and the snap a niece market closed for a japanese holiday. trading taking place there are green arrows across the board. modest advances. nothing like the shanghai composite. the ftse is the biggest gainer of the averages there. >>> then if you take a look at treasury yields, this was the big story. the ten year pushed above 3% we closed below that with the yield sitting at 2.966%. >>> big corporate news big merger after years of court ship we finally have a deal that's going to create the third biggest wireless t-mobile is buying sprint, an all stock deal that would value sprint at about $26 billion. they're calling it a merger. the new team will be led by john legere it will take t-mobile name t

>> reporter: good morning, becky.e a full day of pomp and circumstance in washington, d.c., today as the president hosts his first state visit with president macron we'll see a full dress state dinner this evening. macron arrived in washington yesterday. it all began last night with a dinner between the two leaders at mount vernon. the two leaders and their wives got a tour and held an intimate dinner at mount vernon last evening to begin discussions macron on his arrival to washington laid out some of what he says will be on the agenda here here's what he said. >> during the state visit, we will have the opportunity to discuss a lot of bilateral issues and to discuss about our security, about trade, and a lot of military issues important for our country and beyond our two countries. this is a great honor and i think a very important state visit given the moment of our current environments >> reporter: trade and tariffs will be on the agenda here between the two leaders. but also on the agenda and probably front and c

becky quick here and kevin o'leary mr.wonderful hanging out with us as well.an bremmer. he's here to talk about all sorts of things including a new book he's got which we'll talk about in just a little bit take a look at the futures they have turned on us positively well, you know, they had briefly. they turned back i apologize. now dow off ten points nasdaq off by ten points s&p 500 off about six points show you treasury yields that weighed on the market at least yesterday afternoon. 10-year at 3.028%. >> it's interesting to see 3% we finally get there and the market suddenly turns around like there's some shock we know we've been headed here for a long time. it's been four years since at these levels how o can anybody be surprised >> i don't think it's surprise i think it's a psychological twitter -- trigger along with a lot else going on right now. we were at $2.$22.94% not long . it's like the market has to test itself for the rates >>> it's been a busy morning with plenty of highlights. comcast has formalized its offer for sky. that is worth $31 billion.

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin joe will be back tomorrow.is morning with us is kevin o'leary, the chairman of o shares etf and co-host of "shark tank." and take a look at u.s. equities futures. if you're just waking up, you remember what happened yesterday. lots of red arrows this morning being seen to have stabilized we're not talking about a big bounce back. the dow futures up by over 10 points after that decline with the dow down by 458 points it also looks like the s&p futures are up by over 4 points and the nasdaq which was down by 2 3/4% yesterday up by 22 points this morning in our headlines at this hour we're going to be getting march auto sales figures from the major ought tow makers this morning with most expected to be posting an increase from a year ago. this is the last time we will be getting a monthly number from general motors gm plans to give numbers on a quarterly basis. gm says one month is too short of a period of time. >>> music service spotify is going to begin trading on the new york stock exchange in an unusual direct

denise, bryan, mary, beckie evans and bob paul. please line up. you have two minutes to speak. thank you. >> good afternoon, denise louie. i wanted to start with a definition of the word bio diversity. it was coined by renowned scientist e.o. wilson who referred to natural assembly of plants and wildlife. that's important to me because i'm interested in native plants as a member of the california native plants society. i can tell you there's hundreds of plants native to san francisco. so when you want to plant something that is drought tolerant in your garden think about the local native plants, not just, you know, those non-native suculants, please. so one of the reasons that it really does matter what we have in our gardens is that, well, okay, a few months ago a professor from san francisco state university explained that according to the historical records san francisco had nine species of local native bumblebees. nine species. two of them for sure have gone extinct and another two are suspected of having gone extinct because we haven't seen them for a while. four out of ni

julia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, becky.n sorrell has resigned following the investigation into alleged personal misconduct. over 33 years sorrell built a global giant from scratch overseeing the listing of the company on the nasdaq, joining the london stock exchange and acquiring a range of marketing companies including j. walter thompson and young and rubicon and others on april 3rd wpp's board said it had appointed an independent counsel to investigate an allegation, an allegation which sorrell rejected unreservedly. no details have been released other than saying the 73-year-old will be treated as a retirement he will be treated with a payout of 19 million sterling over the next three years who's replacing him? andrew scott, wpp's corporate development director and mark reed he's chief executive officer of wonderman and wpp digital. he's considered in the running for the ceo's spot as they do a full search for the ceo outside of the company there are some looming questions about whether this company needs to be run diffe

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i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and mike santoli.ou will see a mixed picture this morning the dow is down by 14 points you can thank ibm for that the s&p 500 up by just over 4 points the nasdaq up by 17. ibm has a negative effect of over 50 points on the dow. without that the dow would be in positive territory again this comes after disappointing results last night for earnings. we'll talk more about that in a moment overnight in asia, stocks were higher china's gdp growing sharply, and the nikkei was up 1.4% the hang seng up 0.74% look at what's happening in european markets a mixed picture there. the dax is weaker. down by just 0.10% the cac is up by that much the ftse is up by 0.70%. check out treasury yields. this will be an interesting one to watch yesterday the two-year ten-year spread tightened up to the closest level they've seen since september of 2007. right now the ten-year is yielding 2.832%. >> more on all the markets that we follow so closely in a moment first we're getting new details into what may have caused that sou

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i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and yesterday the dow ended up 237 points.ll of the major averages reversed course. the dow was up by almost 1%. the nasdaq up by 1.5%. this morning you can see green arrows once again. right now the dow indicated up by 117 points. s&p futures are up by 15 the nasdaq up by 53. look at what happened overnight in asia. there was a huge reversal there. nikkei ended up by 1.5%. hang seng down by 2% the shanghai ending down in europe, the dax is the biggest advancer up by 1.8% the cac is up by 1.7%. the ftse in london up by 1.3%. treasury yields, that's something to watch yesterday we pushed back above 2.78% for the ten-year >>> german chancellor merkel plans to visit president trump on april 27th. the meeting has not been confirmed yet by germany or america. >>> the house of representatives drafting legislation to make individual tax cuts permanent. the republican proposal also calls for a provision to allow businesses to fully deduct expenses immediately the goal there would be for the house to vote on the bill by april 17th you

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin joe is off today filling in, we have kevin o'leary.with us -- >> you should bring us some wonderful earnings, mr. wonderful. >> i love bringing wonderful earnings >> let's see >> eli lilly hitting on our show this morning we have a lot to come. let's check with the u.s. equity futures. already you see the dow looking at triple digit gains. the dow indicated up by 101 points s&p up by 13 the nasdaq is up by 48 comes after a mixed day of trading yesterday. the dow ended down by 14 points. it was the fourth dain

welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with joe kernen we are coming to you liven washington on tax day. we have a big lineup of guests directly responsible for allocating your tax dollars. >> like who? >> including house speaker paul ryan, kevin mccarthy, senator david perdue, treasury secretary steven mnuchin >> stop. stop more >> are more. mick mulvaney,

becky quick what is coming up on "squawk box" >> we have a special show today.ay's program brought to you by the letters c & whh. at the top of the hour, we have peter and steve. we have steve chobo, minute fer of foreig -- palestinian cent- minister of foreign affairs for china. we have jim chanos we will talk to chuck stevens, cfo of gm about their results. and we'll talk, of course, about chipotle and as i mentioned china. we have a guest who will be talking to us more about china and a special guest joining us today, brian chullivan >> i love brian chullivan. >> i changed your name the waterfall of boogers caught my attention, too. >> that could be the phrase of the day. i will enjoy joining chanos and the rest of the crew >> we will see you coming up you'll be here at 7:00, right? >> assuming the towncar can get through new york traffic >> you can it's still early rush a lot of stuff coming up >> i'll bring swedish fish, coffee and good news >> isla'll hold you to that. >>> future ceos are up and at it this morning why these brave kids are up so early. stic

nbc's becky hurley says it's important to keep in mind data sold to advertisers does not pose safety strangers are not contacting your kids to youtube. youtube has a kids site for kids under 13. >> i'd love to grab a device and say click settings, uncheck this box. it's not that straightforward if you want to keep using these services. >> she does have an old trick to keep youtube from seeing what your kids are watching. that's coming up on "good morning america." >>> president trump canceled a trip to peru in order to concentrate on syria. the white house making the announcement in the last hour. the trip was to attend summit of measures. at a cabinet meeting yesterday the president said those responsible for suspected gas attack near damascus will pay a heavy price for their actions. >> looks like it happened again, a toex woman claims american airlines shipped her dog to the wrong ski. a breed er shipped the puppy named atlantic ocean on the airline from kansas city to san antonio. the woman realized the dog she received was the wrong one, which was destined for a family in portla

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i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin joe is out today but sitting in for him we have "shark tank's" kevin o'leary >> great to be here. >>> and joining us, guy adami, cnbc fast money trader guy, welcome >> in from the snowstorm >> i know. april 2nd, first trading day of the month. and, yeah, a snowstorm, right here in new york city. check things out with u.s. equity futures this hour and you might have expected some green arrows given the month we had last month dow futures down 9 points s&p off by 5 points. nasdaq down by about 40 points right now. as we start this new month, the dour dow is barely out of correction territory. s&p down 1.2%. the dow was up 2.4% last week. nasdaq up by 1%. you can see overnight in asia, the nikkei down by .30 and shanghai, a little weakness there, too, down by less than 0.2% in europe, most of the major markets are closed for easter monday no easter monday here. things are open and trading. treasury yields over the last week, you can see, ten-year still yields at 2.784% we'll keep an eye on that. >> china striking back on tariffs. they increa

. ♪ you better call becky with the good hair ♪ >> the hardest thing is seeing pain on someone's face and then have to deal with that yourself. >> therapy helped save the marriage. >> for us we chose to fight for our love, for our family, to give our kids a different outcome. ♪ i can feel your halo >> no doubt blue ivy and twins rumi and sir have changed everything for the couple that's worth a reported $1.25 billion. next up is coachella for beyonce and then the family will prepare to go on tour in june. we're told bey and jay's main priority is their children. it's going to be a family affair. >> is this the biggest thing you've ever done, becoming a mom? >> this is my greatest accomplishment. ♪ i love you so >> and is jay just look at you differently as a woman now. >> there's a level of connection and foundation that is so strong and i'm very happy. ♪ >> listen, it is not easy. they have certainly been through it all and only came out stronger. meanwhile queen bey is in co chel la rehearsals. she had to cancel last year because you were pregnant with the twins. >> right now meghan

. >>> president trump will not support efforts to protect dreamers from deportation becky tweeted sunday that it is dead and as the reporter tells us he is putting the blame on democrats.>> president trump watched his kids rolled easter eggs but it was people crossing over the border that was on his mind. >> people are taking advantage and that is a shame. it should have never happened. >> the president blamed democrats for failing to protect daca recipients. >> democrats have really let them down. >> he tweeted this morning daca is dead because the democrats didn't care or act must build wall and secure our builders -- wall -- our borders. >> democrats say it was the president who turned down the deal to fully fund his border wall in exchange for daca protections. >> we gave him every penny we -- he asked for over 10 years. >> congress billed the president $1.6 billion for the wall and it will be 25 billion he requested and he is focusing on mexico to stop immigration. >> mexico has to help us at the border.>> caravans of undocumented immigrants are coming into the u.s. to mexico. >> we

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.his morning is reddit cofounder alexis ohanian. it's great to have you here. we've got a lot of news. i owe brian sullivan coffee because of losing the bet. markets at this hour are mixed the dow's come back. it's down 50 points when we started the show at this point, down five points. s&p futures are higher they're up about 1.75 points we'll see how things head as we get closer to the opening bell let's get you caught up on headlines. hasbro missing on both the top and bottom lines the results impacted by the bankruptcy of toys r us. hasbro earned 10 cents a share for the first quarter compared to the estimate of 33 cents. street had to know about toys r us, but they did not bring their estimates down nearly enough they're also talking about revenue coming in below forecast the stock is off almost 5%. >>> a buyout deal in the energy sector center, point buys vectren that puts the value at about $6 billion. >>> and we're keeping a close watch on the 10-year treasury yield this morning

hey, becky. >> good morning, michael.. but cost, accuracy and delivery times, they're all factors and will a professional shopper pick out the good produce like you do? well, there's only one way to find out. meet the anders family of sun sunnyva sunnyvale, california. both steve and jo work. it's challenging to keep the fridge stocked. >> finish what's in your mouth. >> reporter: so trying out grocery delivery services, sure. >> okay, let's order. >> reporter: we order roughly the same items. cereal, olive oil, lots of produce. our three grocery chains, jo shops at walmart trying out same day delivery in six cities with plans to expand. steve shops from regional chain safeway. i shop at amazon prime now promising free two-hour delivery for amazon prime members who pay their $99 a year subscription fee. the time is exactly 7:45. check out. we order simultaneously but the turnaround times for these is wildly different. amazon's window, 10:00 a.m. to noon. walmart can't deliver until 5:00 p.m. at the earliest and safeway's

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international with me becky aaron a very warm welcome. for russia house called for a u.n. security council meeting later this thursday in moscow wants to discuss the latest developments in the case of the poisoning of former spice like a school pal and his daughter in the u.k. and recent developments a u.k. military laboratory said it could not identify the source of the nerve agents used in the attack well that's despite britain accusing russia rudd gassed year of takes up the story. it's a right old kid on drugs on the one hand you skip the trial screamed guilty and jump to the punishment part on the other your own guys come out and say hold on there's no evidence and i was his by were living experts at the defense science and technology laboratory at portadown made clear that this was a military grade novacek nerve agent produced in russia. that's embarrassing alright keep calm first google back on your word and just to be sure delete any old tweets then riposte experts who say the opposite of what you said our experts have precisely identified in their region as novace

. >> reporter: becky murphy is a lawyer.he and nearly 200 of her female law colleagues will visit the capital monday to mediate a resolution or they say they'll run for the legislators' seats come november. >> if you're not willing to come up to the table with a solution then i'm going to find somebody who will do it for you. >> reporter: it's evolution of a movement that started simply as a facebook group by middle school teacher alberto morgan. are you surprised about how this has taken off? >> no. it surprised me a little bit but then it doesn't because there's a problem. i mean, you can hear them right now. there's a problem that needs to be fixed. >> reporter: educator's 7bdemands are far from being met. $10,000 raise for teachers over 3 years. $5,000 for support staff. additional $200 million for classrooms. this is where things stand. despite signing off on that average $6,100 raise the governor taken heat for comments teachers say are out of touch. >> like a teenager, always wanting a better car. you give them someth

international with me becky aaron good to have you with us this hour now our top story israel is being slammed for how its military is handling ongoing protests at the gaza border the so-called march of return has already left seventeen killed and more than a thousand injured according to the palestinian health ministry. completely . different. people demonstrating you know march toward the first war or trying to. fight for. hours to me especially. tonight there are times of your. life. the annual march of return as a demonstration denouncing israeli occupation thousands of palestinians have pitched tents across five locations where they're expected to stay for the coming weeks wild leaders have condemned israeli actions against the protesters and were blamed for applying double standards by the israeli prime minister daniel hawkins explains this isn't the first incident of mass palestinian casualties in clashes with the i.d.f. tragically it won't be the last the border violence had barely stopped before the criticism of israel's actions came thick and fast from all directions the u.n.

international with me becky airing our top story this hour russia has called for a u.n.security council meeting later this thursday mosco wants to discuss the latest developments in the case of the poisoning of former spice ok scott powell and his daughter in the u.k. in a recent revelation a u.k. military laboratory said it could not identify the source of the nerve agent used in the attack britain had earlier claimed there was a direct link to russia right gals do you have takes up the story. it's a right old kid on drugs on the one hand you skip the trial screamed guilty and jump to the punishment part on the other your own guys come out and say hold on there's no evidence and i was his by were living experts at the defense science and technology laboratory at porton down made clear that this was a military grade nobby choke nerve agent produced in russia we have not verified the precise source you have not been able to establish that this was made in russia as i said it's our job to provide you know the scientific evidence that identifies what the particular nerve ag

our spouse in the next five years what are you hoping to achieve in this next five years portable becky i think why you know to say what the thing was i thought that i had said by this or but it's a good story only with one thing but he wanted to cause i would open up a sort of for political hero for all i wanted and i would always felt i would feel blessed boy if i will say i wish that i were a slip of the official but it. is fantastic to see you hopeful you get into the squad at the wilco couldn't migrate maybe you'll be lifting the trophy and into law that will be fantastic thank you very very welcome. to. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics school business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. pranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year drove a truck story chose to drive trucks people who rushed to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percen

you all go up in the next five years why are you hoping to achieve in this next five years whatever becky i think why you know to say what the thing was about that i thought and i said oh you sir but it's a good story when with one of them but you want to follow it up about a southerner for political hero for all i wanted and i would almost felt i would feel blessed by it that it was very obvious that i want to split the fifty but it. is fantastic to see you hopefully get into the squad at the world cope and my great my great you'll be lifting the trophy and into law that will be fantastic thank you very very welcome. zia's says harlan kentucky the. whole goal of this group i'm going to see you go very funny you need. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines of said. that it was love to see these people this of five years of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's

. >> reporter: becky anderson is a co-owner of anderson books, which began as a pharmacy and has been in her family for five generations. it's now a small, successful chain in the chicago area, and it turns out that stores like this are helping harvard business school professor ryan raffaelli solve an economic history. >> i often say these are stories of hope. >> reporter: he set out to explain why the number of independent bookstores has been growing, up every year since 2009, despite cheaper, more convenient ways to buy books online, in national chain stores, and with e-readers. what he raffaelli found is successful bookstores... >> you guys are members? >> reporter: ...like anderson's, win with a local appeal, a curated selection, and as many as 500 events a year. >> they've also been sensitive and had the ability to adapt and reactivate some of the values that were there that may have been muted in a race towards trying to have the cheapest and largest inventory. >> reporter: but books-- real, physical books-- are still the main attraction. >> so many people spend so much time on

international with me becky aaron now our top story this hour it's early has summoned the french ambassador after an armed french border patrol entered an italian train station forcing a migrant to take a drugs test italian prosecutors have now opened an investigation into the incident and while rome has kept a civilized tone some italian politicians didn't hold back remind mccrum that no foreign agent can come here and i so there are thirty we are a sovereign country not a province of france we are not micron's toilet. on top of expelling russian diplomats we should expel french ones that had no rights and no rights this would be the first and the last time i'm very angry about what's happened french authorities claim they crossed the italian border under a decades old bilateral deal but their time in foreign ministry stressed that it told paris some time ago that the station was no longer accessible since in it had been occupied by an ngo which used it for humanitarian purposes political science lecturer lorenzo probably ask goes as the french police in the role of. the ngo which is runni

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a special way going to the anti conference in two thousand and six i was amongst both both of them becky supporters on sunday and her house she said to me finding your voice and being true to your convictions is paramount and politics i love her so many character as a woman especially who had to learn to stand her ground being often shadowed overshadowed by men on i want to direct this to you that that idea of being overshadowed and her role as a leader maybe not getting the athletes that some believe she deserved labels on. you've got to have a con so there's never have dared go and then there's me they. let fly level higher than. answer that question. so. i think the whole idea of women in trouble is on that princess anywhere in the world and we've always been forced into finally it's either she's the wife of a person of the life or to the mother and a lot of the politics that we have seen is really steeped in mothering mothering politics and i think that what it is that manages the role and the function of women as social agents as change agents as revolutionary calendrical agents and

international with me becky aaron. countries around the world are looking to the international chemical weapons watchdog today for answers in this group power poisoning case the o.p.c. w is meeting as we speak to discuss the attack on the former spy and his daughter in southern england a month ago ahead of the talks the chief of the british military laboratory may have partly debunked the u.k.'s core search and that moscow was to blame he said they couldn't tell where the nerve agent used was produced. we have not verified the for say source but we provided the scientific information to the government but you have not been able to establish at porton down that this was made in russia as i said it's our job to provide you know the scientific evidence that identifies for the particular and there of the agent is but it's not our job to see where that actually was manufactured so to be clear you're not able at porton down to say where it is from we haven't yet been able to do that but when i look at the the evidence from t

international with me becky erin good to have you with us. well the diplomatic standoff between russia and the u.k. over the poisoning of former double agent square powell and his daughter has intensified as an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council on thursday russia said that britain was playing with fire by accusing moscow of perpetrating the attack the u.k. reiterated its allegation that it was highly likely that russia was responsible. and fortunately we heard nothing new from some of our colleagues who continue to blame russia without any discomfort and demands to shed light on the case we'd also like to see the truth and we hope that more truth will come to light soon this highly. three men should carry down sense nation we're going to be when we ask for proof they tell us no just confess especially peace defect is a suitable for a sense of nation used to go to let's look at it cynically why would russia wait eight years and decide to act two weeks before the election and a few months before the world cup why was he even allowe

for the past two years mexico has paid fishermen not to fish until alternative gear that don't kill becky could be developed you can imagine going through the communities. trying to convince families not to go back and fish which is what they have been doing for generations that's who they are right as part of their identity i would say and that's the whole purpose of these programs to have them go back and fish but being able to do so without arguing but you know. it's important for mexico to save the the from extinction and i would do it's if we went to the same efforts as china has been doing to save panda mexico's efforts have seen mixed results progress has been made but the numbers don't lie the baccy is almost gone there recently that we are where we are it's because our fishing overages have failed to come with alternative fishing gear for two decades i mean that's incredible they haven't. being able to do it i can tell you had twenty years ago if i had hired mit or who would have already something but the creature is barman has a monopole embury the only one tests alternative her