against the show you're out airfield militia betty lee and had the measure all my feet now as for let me unfold the alleged incident in duma but they preferred not to wait. at the cost c. and preferred not it is not moving away till one of the opens to w. mission came to syria which the syrian government let's call it for. the love and it had ruled and syria has and russia. then over the same mission they're both counts on have called for that and to arrive and they . said that they're ready to guarantee the security and the safety of the c.w. experts. what the law was. in one folder you had the. good men and the whole we learned to just the opposite w mission to come to syria as soon as possible so that city. there would be no more. calm chemical weapons use the but despite that. you have seen of the trilateral aggression time from u.k. france and the us on the fourteenth when a pro saudia with forcing hundreds. perpetrated against syria over one hundred i saw illes launch against syria i said that me him and the home you are. that is the measure on. what we do in every day when they

senator betty lasky, representative cindy rosenwald, the honorable judy reardon, linda schmidt, local 1984 new england college, shannon chan lee and john for state senate. the granite bridge project by liberty utilities. town councilman ted cohen, alderman garth, you a local 131, united auto workers, senator harold janeway, councilman chris pappas, new hampshire afl-cio lars riddell. let's give them all a big round of applause. [applause] and at the mt. jefferson level, the national air traffic controllers association, local 195. the. the professional firefighters of new hampshire, northern new england district council and paul. give him a big round of applause.

this is betty anna bruneau in walnut creek for the 10:00 news. >> henry lee went to the neighborhood where joseph james deangelo was arrested. he joins us here in the studio this morning. what was the reaction neighbors ? >> complete shock. the 72-year-old man that has been living among them for decades is allegedly the golden state killer. >> were some surprised ? >> he was the average guy. they said that his temper would flare up, and sometimes he would yell about losing his keys. and people can hear him for blocks. >> the evidence that they have his dna evidence. do they have other evidence linking him to this ? some people are concerned that this new technology may not be 100% foolproof in court. >> i think it is down to the dna cell. because of the technology that is developed over the years. they have samples of dna that he discarded. and they have connected him to these homicides. according to the task force there prepared to try this in court. >> there is no overstating the feeling of fear in some of the neighborhoods that the golden state killer hit. talk about how this chan

looking at the reaction from governor lee on the potential impasse on growth from ratcheting up trade tensions. you are watching "daybreak australia". betty you mentioned, some pretty big volatile jumps in oil, gold, and volatility in the markets. if faster path of rate hikes may be in store after the minutes of the fed meeting -- and exhibition of inflation may increase momentum towards aggressive tightening. kathleen hays is here to explain this more hawkish tilt. kathleen: let's take a look at that. it seems to be the initial reaction and how the stories are written. let's look at the key sentence from the fomc minutes from the march 20 meeting. amonger of participants the fomc indicated a stronger outlook of economic activity. inflation will return to 2% in the median turn over the next two years, but slightly steeper than they produce the expected. wait a minute, or the dot shifted in the march meeting and the consensus was firmly around three hikes and almost as many people were looking for four rate hikes. another think in these minutes -- the majority fed officials said terror's have no big impact, but the prospects for a trade wa

lee the chairman in that interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ w. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ asia.: this is daybreak i am yvonne man. betty: i am betty liubetty:. ric carmaker neo-is playing down the affects of beijing's relaxed ofo policy, making a success operations on the mainland. speaking exclusively to bloomberg, the neo-german william lee said he is not afraid of competition. >> i think people have overestimated the benefits of the joint venture policy change on carmakers. audi has made huge profits in china from patent usage and sourcing. have good thing -- good links to government. no doubt the new ownership policy will bring benefits to foreign companies. but those who have been foreign players do better in china solo are wrong. international automakers will have more options that it is a huge market that we will need local partners. i don't think china's -- changes will have much impact on the auto industry. tom: another protection is being removed, tariffs on imported cars. they could be reduced to 10%. is that primarily a challenge to the higher-end domestic makers, or is it a broader challenge to the sector in china? brand -- no do

senator betty lasky, representative cindy rosenwald, the honorable judy reardon, linda schmidt, local 1984 new england college, shannon chan leer state senate. the granite bridge project by liberty utilities. town councilman ted cohen, alderman garth, you a local 131, united auto workers, senator harold janeway, councilman chris pappas, new hampshire afl-cio lars riddell. let's give them all a big round of applause. [applause] and at the mt. jefferson level, the national air traffic controllers association, local 195. the. the professional firefighters of new hampshire, northern new england district council and paul. give him a big round of applause. [applause] at the mt. adams level, bridge communication, senator peter burling, painters of district council 355, new hampshire association of letter carriers, caudally printing. give them a big round of applause. [applause] and are extra special friends, let america vote and dr. jeff clark and senator martha bullock clark. let's give them all a big round of applause. [applause] so for 27 years the state party has taken time at this dinner to honor and individual who embodies the

but my question to you is have you thought making a movie out of black betty and maybe getting a director like ava duvernay, spike lee, john singleton, something like that? >> guest: yeah, you know, i would love to make more movies about ez rollins. it's not an easy thing to do, no pun intended. i try, i keep trying, you know, doing television shows or films. you know, i get to a certain point, and then it doesn't work. i figure there's like a nine month window with black panther having been made of talking about a black male hero in film. and so i'm going to try again with ez. i won't start with black betty, but it would be good, and ava would be good for it, by the by. >> host: how did devil in a blue dress get made into a movie? >> guest: you know, a lot of people were interested. i finally met a woman who had just started in the business at that time named donna gilotti. donna knew the right moves to make, and then -- and at the same time, carl franklin was looking for me, and so, you know, we all kind of got together, and the film got made. it was, you know, it was such a great film. alll these great actors, you