he says to turn the big apple into the green apple which he wants to do he has big plans. >> we are goinghe classic glass and steel skyscrapers which are incredibly inefficient. if someone wants to build one they can take a lot of steps to make it energy efficient but it will not be like in the past. >> bill diblasio announcing his own green new deal on earth they, constructing a bill to target those skyscrapers. >> they have no place in our city or earth anymore. if a company wants to build a big skyscraper they can use a lot of glass and do the other things needed to reduce emissions. >> speaking of emissions the mayor is really criticized for traveling 11 miles to the gym in an suv. >> what environmentally responsible example are you sitting there? >> it is part of my life. i come from that part of oakland, that is my home. i go there on a regular basis. to not be in the bubble for a lot of politicians is a huge problem. >> bill diblasio says the suv is part of the job. he wanted buildings are not up by 30% reduced emission by 2030 the owners of those buildings could face millions of d

that's where the storm prediction center has a moderate risk of severe weather. 63 in the big apple.e buttigieg gaining ground. a poll of early caucus goers finds support at 9.. he registered 11% in new hampshire voters. joe biden and bernie sanders stand at the top of the pack. analysts say the new polls show buttigieg has managed to emerge from the crowded field. buttigieg who is guy and married is set to appear on ellen. he has more to say about the state's former governor mike pence. >> i'm not critical of his faith, i'm critical of bad policies. i don't have a problem with religion. i'm religious too. i have a problem with religion being used as a justification to harm people, and especially in the lgbtq community. >> pence responding, he says the mayor should know better than to y criticize him and his faith. >>> democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren rolling out a plan to make sure big corporations don't pay 0 in taxes. the new tax would hit americas 1200 most profitable companies including amazon. the online retailer earned a report $10 billion last year but paid

the global car business, setting out its store in the big apple. with lots of the usual glitz and polish. threatening to take the shine of proceedings is donald trump. hosting his resentment about the car companies in america. they barely ta ke companies in america. they barely take agricultural products but they can sell mercedes—benz and they can sell anything they want in our country. if it doesn't change, were going to tariff all of the cars and everything else that comes in. the us boss of mercedes—benz brushed off the presidential thread for now. there is always some uncertainty, the —— the economy, we will see what's going to happen, if you're in business you always have to deal with volatility, with things you don't know, with things that could change. we will take it as it comes and there's no point in speculating about it this time. mercedes—benz as long as volkswagen, might be a german company but it's creating more opportunities for american workers. it states that help to elect the us president. the point that we are keen to drive home

the global car business setting out its store in the big apple. of the usual it's unpolished. it threatening to the shine off proceedings is donald trump and his familiar resentment about the success familiar resentment about the success of familiar resentment about the su ccess of overseas familiar resentment about the success of overseas car companies familiar resentment about the success of overseas car companies in america. they barely take our agricultural products yet they can sell mercedes—benz and anything they wa nt sell mercedes—benz and anything they want in our country. if that doesn't change we will tariff all the cars and everything else that comes in. president of mercedes—benz us. and everything else that comes in. president of mercedes-benz us. the us boss of mercedes seemed happy to brush off the presidential thread for now. there is always some uncertainty. we seem where it is going to happen and in business you a lwa ys going to happen and in business you always need to deal with volatility and things you don't know, we things

all these companies started building businesses and apple is trying to get as big a piece of that revenue can. caroline: we want to highlight that a lot of companies are rallying as well. shares all rallying on the back of this. apple up. joe: ever since the iphone came out, people are like what is going to be the next big thing? ipads, watches? services is the thing that could be it. it feels like they may be getting traction, service sales surging 16%. is a getting to the point where this is like a real other source of revenue? >> absolutely. when you look at what this means for other companies, including facebook, snap, these companies that have built sizable businesses, i don't big it would be surprising to see apple trying to do the amazon thing, where you try to slide into adjacent businesses and grow horizontally. romaine: i know this is a small part in their businesses, but when you look at wearables and accessories, that did rise to $5.1 billion. is where i think they have the most opportunity. if you look at what is happening in medical equipment, whether it is insulin pumps or

now to the big apple to become the green apple under a new radical plan in order to embrace the new dealsaid they may have to have to ban iconic steel and glass ice scrapers, ad it might be 2020 race for the new york mayor. >> there is no question this is the largest field of presidential candidates in history. it is likely to grow larger soon. >> wednesday, i suspect we will have joe biden jumping in to be the 20th announced democrat challenging donald trump. will you be lucky 21? >> i like that lucky 21. >> mayor bill de blasio set down with nbc and talked a little 2020. election 2020, we will not definitely win at this point. donald trump actually can win. >> to keep that from happening he wants them to focus on the green new deal, a concept introduced by fellow new yorker congresswoman "not today satan" in turn to the green apple, big plans, we will band the classic skyscrapers which are incredibly inefficient. if someone wants to build those things, make it inner-city affection, in the past. in announcing his own green new deal and says he will construct a bill to target those skysc

a health emergency right now is in effect p in the big apple. city officials are warning people to get the vaccine $1,000. so frtedhi465 cases of measles n outbreaks in several states.housing will go near crown memorial beach. it includes a temporary care center for the homeless.n another measure would have kept the measure as an open space with the possibility of becoming a regional park. >>> the plan to build a 310-unit apartment complex in downtown concord officially dead. late last night, council members voted unanimously against it. the project would have been located on concord boulevard. the city actually owns the land. council members decided to hold out for a better package deal. >> this project fails us. in some ways it steps forward. i have to acknowledge there is good benefits. we have talked to developers who, if this doesn't working t,ay developers could not reach agreements on issues including the number ofwt >>> 4:35. side shows are refuvving up. city council member is asking colleagues to bring back a plan from 2004 that would b

temperatures today, 44 in the big apple, 74 for atlanta. 57 in detroit. a mild weekend into the big apple. look at tuesday, 70 degrees. back to you. >>> derek van dak, thank you. racist remarks and forcing injured players to play reportedly behind the university of north carolina's decision to bench its hall of fame women's basketball coach. "the washington post" reports that parents are saying that sylvia hatchell told players they would be quote hanged from trees with nooses if their performance didn't improve. parents also say that she tried to force play toeers to competeh serious injuries. one player saying she had torn a tender in her knee, and hatchell made her doubt that she had suffered a concussion. the coach and her staff are on paid leave. hatchell's attorney tells the post that the coach's comments were being misconstrued. >>> a milestone for women in television, all three network morning programs have women producers. diana miller, the new ep, rocks anna sherwood became executive producer of good morning america, and libby leiss of the today

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and the big mystery — apple and qualcomm settle their long—running dispute at the same time as intel out of the mobile phone modern business. our technology reporter dave lee will explain. and the markets in asia were given a boost by the latest economic numbers out of china, with gdp in the first quarter coming in at 6.4%. hollywood's streaming wars are about to step up a gear, so this is not the time for netflix to say its expecting fewer subscribers in the future. the latest numbers from the world's biggest streaming company show it's continuing to hit targets, but investors sold off netflix shares anyway. so let's look at the detail. one of the most keenly watched numbers is how many new subscribers joined netflix at the beginning of this year. in the first three months it says it added 9.6 million paying subscribers, that's16% growth. all together they helped the company bring in just over $4.5 billion, but profit was just $3“; million because the company spends so much on making the shows we all watch. it's expected to spend $15 billion on original content this year. great news

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we have apple, disney, but the big one is apple which has a lot of money and also 900 million iphonesistribute content to and we have seen with apple music competing against spotify, that base can be a platform to hurt incumbents. having said that, there is room in the market for a whole bunch of players because i don't think disney or apple will mean you don't have netflix, i think consumers will have to pay up for more services. for netflix itself, it means it will have to invest more and more in the future to stay, not in the game, that's over exaggerating but you know what i mean. so how does it do that and keep shareholders happy? you are right, they are already outbidding hollywood for content and when you add disney's balance sheet and that and apple's, the cost of content will rise and when you look at profitability and cash burn for netflix, that is what investors will worry about. is the business model sustainable? and that is why the price increases have been so important and they give netflix investors some comfort. thank you for your thoughts and analysis. please tell us

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now have a lot of good begin serious on the planet for york city a move to help the big apple's infrastructure environment the new york state legislature just agreed to and passed a new budget deal that includes a ban get this single use plastic bags and the new tax on traffic congestion artie's america hard to america's true chavez has more. after weeks of negotiations the new york state legislature and governor cuomo signed off on a one hundred seventy five billion dollar budget that includes a ban on single use plastic bags a manhattan manson tax and a groundbreaking plan to charge anybody driving into manhattan honk if you pay taxes now drivers who cross into manhattan below sixty first street will be hit with the nation's first congestion pricing fees starting at the end of two thousand and twenty the drivers will be charged for electronic readers that are automatically assessing tolls affecting the estimated seven hundred thirty one thousand drivers who travel into manhattan daily wow i didn't know that that would be interesting as a death through hopefully it allows less congestion beca

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alpha that was a big loser today , having its biggest one-day drop since 2012. all eyes good applend other chip -- go to apple and other chip makers. apple to qualcomm, but all other chip makers. apple beats across the board. thanks. let's get a quick check on how things are shaping up this wednesday. as trillion futures pointing higher by one third of a percent on the back of the strong wind from the u.s.. the s&p hitting another high. new zealand up and running for a couple minutes. 1%, but it is of early days there. we had a little news out of australia, the first of the big banks coming out with a cash at $3.5 billion, a dividend of $.80. retail sales banking remains under pressure in australia for the for seeable future due to credit growth, intense competition and increased compliance costs. share price back to where it was a year ago before the royal commission on this conduct of the banking industry revealed all of those cockroaches under the fridge. taylor: let's get a first word news update. jessica: the trump planned toion has support the opposition in venezuela. for the

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big growth is. so, when it comes to tv, apple did just about what we expected. but i'm wondering whether they can truly be as creative as netflix and even amazon when it comes to making exciting television. but maybe it won't matter, because as soon as they launch thing, they're going to be on a billion devices just like that. that was dave in california. now, an estimated 700,000 people are living with autism in the uk alone. across the world, more and more people are being diagnosed with the condition. april 2 is world autism awareness day, which aims to help us all to understand more about the challenges faced by people with autism on a daily basis. high levels of anxiety are one of the most common difficulties faced by people on the spectrum. and paul carter has been looking at some of the technologies which aim to help manage the stress levels. the situations that can kind of make me really anxious is almost every time i leave the house, because then it leaves my control — i don't really know what's going to happen beyond that. being in a big crowd of noisy

i don't know whether to big apple, big easy, there is a genuine deep seated love of the town with a littlebit of sarcasm to because we can put it down but don't you dare talk bad. [laughter] 9/11 in new york and katrina here, it was the same kind of bonding, posttraumatic experience of the people. and i just found that very interesting. i cannot put my finger on it but there was a definite draw. >> when you live in new york after a certain amount of years you do know your neighborhood. you know the drycleaner, you know the guy at the place a really loving other people on the subway at the same time that her walking home at the same time, it is become a neighborhood even as jarring as it is. [inaudible question] >> that is another reason just not to like him. [laughter] >> do you have more questions? >> when you talk about neighborhoods and what makes a good neighborhood, i always think of the area along cleburne avenue where the oaks were there and what happened in the interstate human. so neighborhoods can be destroyed. >> and they definitely can enter people out of town the referring to

netflix bringing jobs to new york city, how much is investing in the big apple, that's ahead.onal inquirer finds a buyer, find out who is paying a hundred million dollars to tabloids. find out what is disappearing from the menu. trade in focus, the new north american free trade act would boost the auto part production that could limit your choices when it comes to what you drive, this is according to a report from the international trade commission, joining us now senior fellow, strategy mattie. >> good morning, dagen. >> talk to me of this report on the impact of trade deal, would we be able to get passed through congress and signed into law? >> free and fair trade is good for americans. as you mentioned before, this is something that will see increase in gdp if it can get past .35 percentage points. if that doesn't seem a lot, consider the fact that most of critics of donald trump administration said we couldn't get to 2 and a half percent much less 3% of last year, excuse me, a lot of growth over the course of the next couple of years, now, the question is whether you get t

an apple supplier has posted its worst fall in operating profits since 2012 as memory chip prices and demand remain in freefall. surveyed and were expecting a fall, but not such a bige is their largest customer, accounting for about 13% of total sales. speaking of south korea, we were talking about the economy. strengthened the most in a decade last quarter. falling exports taking a total toll. enda is with me in hong kong. the worst slowdown since the financial crisis. >> it is and it is such a bellwether for global growth. we have seen a big dip on the semiconductor side of things. that is a real drag. that does not just reflect the chinese slowdown. that is reflecting on the technology boom. then the business investment has weekend domestically -- weaken ed domestically. there is no sign that china stabilization and stimulus are spilling over in the near term. yvonne: that is what we see in some of these trade reliant economies. when it comes to south korea, how is the government responding? we are still waiting for the budget. ana: they have spoken about extra $6 billion u.s. dollars extra in spending, but that is modest. thatnk there is a view they are probabl

. >> now so some ladies and stars banding together to make this week's big apple tv plus announcement. their class photo, epic. >> there has never been a moment quite like this one. >> lady o. was front and center of an impressive group of stars joining her as part of apple tv plus. the company's upcoming subscription streaming service. it was hugs all around as the stars mingled for the pick. reese witherspoon, jennifer garner, jada pinkett smith are contributing to new shows. working on documentarys as well as a digital book club. reese and jen anniston are co-starring in the morning show which gave reese a chance to do an impression of gayle king's interview with r. kelly. >> let's see you do a scene like that on your new morning show. >> since oprah's so interested -- >> we would like you on reese witherspoon and jennifer aniston center. have they reached out? >> that may happen. >> we'll have to wait and see in the fall oprah was green for a day. check out her ride on an elevator with steven spielbuerg and tim cook. >> we finished riding in an elevator. you're at apple. anything

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we have a nice day here in this big apple.nd up with some snow day in the central plains. ainsley: two days ago really warm, in the high 70's. and now it's going to be really cold today. brian: i took the sleeves off all my outfits. ainsley: snow thesew them back , brian. brian: i have to snap them back on. a lot happened overnight especially if you are in israel.

new york mayor bill diblasio vowing to ban glass and steel skyscrapers, not moving to make the big applest city to than processed meats like hotdogs on all city-owned property. as part of the green new deal new yorkers must ditch the dogs to maintain what he calls a, quote, livable climate. transmission university steny by the decision to hire supreme court justice brett kavanaugh for summer teaching position at the antonin scalia law school. in spite of opposition from some students and political activists. the school presidency the decision to follow through is very important for the integrity of the university. the satanic temple getting tax-exempt status from the federal government as a religious nonprofit. the founders hope it will give them equal legal standing with other churches. one of joe biden's first major hires is raising eyebrows because of these past comments. >> in my opinion we don't need white people leading the democratic party right now. >> mike huckabee joined us next to weigh in on that and more. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people an

so apple ahead of the report, big number to watch, $2.36 a share in eps. back to you. melissa: gerri, thank you. connell: all right. kind of lowered the bar expectationwise for apple. we'll see if they jump over it. following a lawsuit against two major banks. president trump attempting to prevent democrats from looking into his finances. we have judge andrew napolitano coming in with his take on that later this hour. melissa: the avengers bringing in tons of cash for disney. bernie sanders is offering a suggestion what to do with all that money. we're breaking it down with james freeman from "the wall street journal." connell: president trump sitting down with democratic senators earlier in the day with members of congress. did they strike a deal on infrastructure? we'll talk to one of the senators in the room, tom carper, coming up next. ♪ hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car i

home sales in the big apple are on the decline. we explain why, along with jonathan miller. joinie battelle will us to discuss his acquisition of serviceouse, a delivery of marijuana products. we are halfway through the trading day. romaine bostick is with us. we have a mixed market. >> it's been a mixed day all day long. the dow and the s&p taking it the worst, down pretty hard by that surprise announcement we got from walgreens. as far as the nasdaq, that has been bouncing back in between gains and losses. we see some strength from the biotech companies keeping things of float, but pushing things down our tesla, some of the other tech stocks, netflix, amazon. take a look at some of the individual movers we are seeing. facebook having a good day today, up 3%. there was a note out this morning at deutsche bank saying the move on instagram, to move to a payment system, e-commerce type model, that could be a good upside for the company. inc. which was spun off from .own dupont today, up .4% marathon selling off their auto loan business to focus more on both management. investo