carl, carl icahn. carl icahn. >> carl, carl. he did fine. the last time carl icahn was reported to have used his access to the white house to gain to the white house to game market investments, the new york attorney general's office said his behavior was quote on our radar. well, in the reporting on these latest circumstances, so far carl icahn is admitting that he has been in communications with the white house since he left his job, which he doesn't want anybody to remember he had. he's not said anything specific about whether his sudden urge to sell that steel related stock had anything to do with the on going white house communications but that is potentially a very serious fall of the money story -- serious follow the money story on carl icahn. there is also a little more fall -- follow the money news about the president's alleged relationship with an adult film star that goes by the name stormy daniels and a payment made to her intended to buy her silence about the alleged affair she said she had with donald trump. the "wall street jou

carl jr. wife kim drove over to beverly's office hoping she'd be there. >> there was no one there. compla place is completely black. dad let mow know he had made it to the property. >> they thought maybe she had gone with the potential buyers. >> we went to the two vacant houses that were the listings. we checked the lockboxes and nobody had opened them. >> as the hours ticked by. beverly's friend denise couldn't sleep. there was an e-mail that said it is with a very heavy heart that i let you know that we can't find beverly. she went to show a house and she is missing. >> i still can read that and feel the same pain. >> police and beverly's family gathered at the property trying to figure out where see was. >> how was your dad handling everything? >> feel like he was hard to read. he would sneak away sometimes. >> then around 1:00 a.m. >> word that beverly was texting gave everyone hope. >> i was ecstatic. i was like this is done. her phone died. >> across down, her friends got texts of their

harm and carl are still with us.yesterday, was it a clear sign that mario draghi turned hawkish or is it that mario draghi is worried about the strength in euro but not saying what's next? harm: i do not think they are too worried about the currency. i think it was a pretty logical step on the way toward the tapering. if you're going to and asset purchases at some point and we agreed happens during the fourth quarter, then the next one is we're not going to add more stimulus. you add more liquid changes in the coming month in june or july. i think it was just a step in the sequencing and the ecb is getting towards the exit. francine: mario draghi got a lot of questions on tariffs and a lot of them he actually answered. should he worry more about them where little bit less? harm: i think we all have to worry about tariffs to the extent that they will leave to a more pronounced trade war. mario draghi is right to worry about it. i think it's good that he mentions it. the one problem that europe still has is that there

josh >> well, carl, we're here at lane tech high school in chicago. cook was just on stage. cook saying listen, he considers chicago one of the most -- one of the biggest, most diverse and forward thinking school systems in the country he says tech has an important role to play in the classroom. and with that, carl, he then allowed other apple executives to take the stage who says apple will be introducing a new ipad we're still waiting though for a price on that. we know now this new ipad is going to support the apple pencil why is the ipad and more affordable ipad? because, carl, we know google right now absolutely dominates the u.s. classroom you look at its operating systems, chrome books and android tablets. right now they hold a combined 60% of the u.s. education market when you talk to analysts, a big part of that success is because google offers relatively more affordable hardware. so apple today clearly trying to answer that. we're going to bring you a lot more headlines as they come including some more directly from apple ceo tim cook on the

carles puigdemont triggers barcelona rally. ca rles carles puigdemont triggers barcelona rally.uigdemont went to belgium and now he has gone to germany, in the hope of avoiding extradition back to spain. he has been living in self—imposed xl and how been living in self—imposed xl and now he is in germany and there is the fear of independence supporters for catalonia that he may face 30 years in prison. spain needs to tread very carefully. there are big demonstrations in barcelona and the federal government needs to make sure it does not do anything too drastic which could inflame tensions. here you have a group of people who want independence and if they are too heavy on this, the eu, it will not look good. criticism about how the spanish government we are last on. they were quite violent on the street. funding revolt. urging action that there is more money available for health and social care. social care is in a terrible mess in this country and the continuum from getting someone out of a hospital bed and into social care has fallen apart in many parts of the country and they

thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of barcelona following the arrest of carles puigdemontan extra 3,000 midwives are to be trained in england, to ease staff shortages and improve care. also in the next hour: lewis hamilton is denied victory in the formula one season opener. sebastian vettel pushed the current world champion into second place in melbourne, despite hamilton qualifying in pole position. good evening and welcome to bbc news. jeremy corbyn has said he is "sincerely sorry" for the pain caused by what he calls "pockets of anti—semitism" in the labour party. in a statement, the labour leader said he would be meeting representatives of the jewish community this week. a letter from two prominentjewish groups, the board of deputies and thejewish leadership council, has accused mr corbyn of ignoring the community's concerns. 0ur political correspondent, iain watson, is in westminster, where he told us more about that letter. he are world cricket's governing body says the sport needs to take a hard look at itself, after the ball tampering scandal that's engulfed the au

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carl, carl icahn.icahn. >> carl icahn, somebody who the president likes to say the name of more than himself. carl icahn billionaire investor, former special advisor at the president on regulatory reform who quit that job and then tried to deny he ever had it in the first place when the new yorker reported that icahn had made a regulatory change that would have put effectively hundreds of millions of dollars in carl icahn's own pocket. the new york attorney general's office have taken an interest in that matter. but now carl icahn is back in the thick of it again because it turns out mr. icahn sold off $30 million in stock in a company's who price would tank if the government announced a steal tariff. he sealed off the $31.3 million of stock before president trump in fact announced his new steel tariffs. we reported on that last night. now a non-partisan watchdog group asked the securities and exchange commission to investigate for insider trading. they want to know if someone in the trump administrati

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stuart. and by claire and carl stuart. - i'm evan smith. he's a harvard educated attorney whose status as a gold star father was both celebrated and politicized in the 2016 presidential campaign. his new book is an american family: a memoir of hope and sacrifice. he is khizr khan. this is overheard. (upbeat music) - let's be honest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? (mumbled snippets of interviews) mr. khan, an honor to meet you. - thank you. - and thank you very much for being here, sir. - thank you. i am honored to be here. - i believe this book is extraordinary in many ways but maybe the most extraordinary way is it is the most patriotic book i've ever read. i walk away from reading this book with a sense of hope and optimism about america and a feeling of great patriotism. i don't know if that's what you intended. did you intend that? - this really is a story of all immigrants, all of us are immigrants. - [evan] well, we're all from some place, right?

back with me carl bernstein and phillip mudd and john dean.hil, in the court documents, mueller devolved rick gates had direct contact with a russian military asset in 2016. so how does he go about finding out what they discussed and what the russians then did with that information? >> look the conversation isn't just about rick gates. if i'm talking to rick gates, i have some questions. number one, who directed you to do this, number two, who did you talk about, speak about with this in the campaign. i want to see your laptop, your cell phone, if you tell me in terms of your contact with the russians, i want to know whether it is reflected in your calendar to your laptop. there is a bigger question, it's not only what contact rick gates had with the russians. i want to know in conversations with him, because clearly he's cooperating, who else was aware of these conversations? who else was in contact? was there a tone around the campaign that said it's appropriate to talk to the russians before we get into office about some sort of trade in ex

carl mould likes telling stories and creating characters.one for himself, edward c harwell, filmed here at the custard factory in birmingham, a hub of creative businesses, including his own firm, sun king media. you are following me, aren't you? if i give you a story, will you go away? mould is full of tall stories. this is a promotional video on his website. i0,000—20,000 a month is achievable. my advice, get up early, work hard, and join sun king studios. now it is my full—time profession, i have absolutely no hesitation in recommending sun king media. glowing testimonials, but who are they and how accurate are those figures? similar tales of high earnings have enticed dozens of victims, many of them pensioners. david taylor is a former president of his local rugby club in manchester. in his retirement, he has taken up acting and he gave ed harwell or carl mould £1,500 to help him become an audio book narrator. for 35 years i was in the prison service, and the last 20 of which i was a prison governor. you're probably going to say i should

carl vincent is a young officer named tour cook. from dallas, texas, and the grandson of former u.s. senator john g. tower of texas. senator tower was elected to 1961 1961 special election and served the people of texas for 24 years. he led the implementation of president reagan's strategy of larger, competitive, modern navy and it was an honor for me to work for him the final two years of his term in office. president reagan and senator tower's vision of the importance of navy is illustrated by this week's visit of the carl vincent to vietnam. senator tower also a master chief petty officer is looking down from his heavenly perch with great pride and seeing his grandson, tower cook, and the success of the united states navy. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, this is to notify you formally pursuant to rule 8 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives that i have been served with a civil subpoena

we move on we're back with carl icahn, carl, you still there?> yes, i am >> i appreciate your patience. there's a lot i want to get to you on still let's tackle the herbalife situation. bill ackman throws in the towel after this five-plus-year battle with you what was your reaction yesterday when you found out the news of my report that ackman was done >> yeah, well, i felt that bill was going to get out i even thought he would get out sooner i thought he basically lost the battle, you know, a few months ago. and what those put -- so i wasn't that surprised. but as i say, you know, i enjoy a good fight, especially when i win it and i think the herbalife management did an incredible job through this it was a major distraction for herbalife. i think herbalife is a great company, makes a great product i think simplistically, people -- i made a lot of money over the years looking at things real simply. herbalife brings jobs to many people the model brings jobs, it makes people entrepreneurs, which is great fo >>> people out of work actually give it

morning, kayla >> morning, carl the results are bullish this quarter.nfidence spiked in q-1 to a 15-year high that's according to this quarterly survey that the brt conducts 137 chief executives completed it during the month of february with companies having the tail winds of tax reform before the potential head winds of tariffs. of course, before the departures of gary cohn and rex tillerson that we've seen over the last week after measured increases over the last four quarters, respondents were noticeably more optimistic in their companies' sales, capital investments, and employment over the next six months they expect 2.8% gdp over the next six months. that's up from 2.5%. jamie dimon, who chairs the influential interest group said in part, quote, these results validate brt'sed a vo can i can of smart and inclusive economic policies carl, back to you. >> all right, kayla. i'll take it thank you. back to the story of the day, rex tillerson out as secretary of state he'll be replaced by current cia director mike pompeo for more, we're joined by fred ke

how concerned i've read that this time carles puigdemont will be extradited back to spain? what is happening. they are here in front of the german consulate to ask the german authorities for the release of puigdemont, because they are very concerned about the situation in catalonia. that is why they are protesting in the centre of the city. and they demand that puigdemont is released. what impact is this uncertainty having on the entire separatist movement in catalonia? it has a big impact, because this week there was a session to vote the next president, the next catalan president, but there was division in the pro—independence parties, it is undecided. 0n the other side, they have a big problem with puigdemont, who has been detained in germany, and they are very concerned because they didn't know what will happen with the president of catalonia, who will be the next president of catalonia, because parliament should choose a president before two months and, if they don't choose a president, we will have elections in catalonia, and they are very concerned with the situation

i'm carl quintanilla and morgan brennan.the rally closely to see if it could hold critical levels we're up about 350, up about 200 points above that earlier today. facebook has continued to erode. ge below 13 as well. for more on the rally let's bring in director of floor operations, art cashin here with us at post nine. happy easter week, art. >> happy easter week. >> the ties are out in force. >> we've started. >> what's important to hold? >> plus territory at the very least. you have help from secretary mnuchin talking about the quote/unquote trade wars really being in negotiation, saw hopeful signs, but a critical point to me is that the s&p on friday stopped right on the 200 day moving average it stopped at 2900 day moving average in the early february sa sell offs. when you have some, as you pointed out, the "60 minutes" interview didn't appear to be a knockout drop so that allowed things to come back. try to hold on to this and i'm a little disappointed when they slip below the plus 400 so now they're going to be test

carles puigdemont became the leader of catalonian in 2016 and let the referendum campaign a year latersed exile in belgium. his arrest reignites tensions in catalonian, where most of the independence leaders are now facing charges. that has two a certain extent undermine the independence movement but also energised many of those who support it. and the row has now moved here to germany because it will be german courts that decide whether catalan‘s former leader will now be released or initially held in detention here in germany or extradited back to spain to face trial there. at least 37 people, including children, are reported to have been killed in a fire at a shopping mall in the siberian city of kemerovo. at a shopping mall in russian media say dozens more are missing. the blaze is believed to have started on the fourth floor of the complex which contains cinemas, restaurants and shops. another 3,000 training places for midwives in england will be made available over the next four years — in what the government says is the "largest ever" boost to nhs midwives and maternity staff. t

the now carles puigdemont is being held in this prison in germany.ssed the border from denmark. ajudge will decide whether he should remain in custody while spain seeks his extradition and that might take two months. his lawyer says that this case is a question of human rights. in spain there is no more democracy. because they put their political opponents in jail, they put their political opponents injail, the they put their political opponents in jail, the elected they put their political opponents injail, the elected people they put their political opponents in jail, the elected people are they put their political opponents injail, the elected people are put in jail. that's a injail, the elected people are put injail. that's a dictatorship. injail, the elected people are put in jail. that's a dictatorship. last year ca rles in jail. that's a dictatorship. last year carles puigdemont organised a referendum on independence for catalonia. that was declared illegal by the central government and he fled into exile. most of his fellow separatist leaders

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there is the fear that carles puigdemont could face 30 years imprisoned. to tread very carefully at this moment because of course there have been demonstrations in barcelona and the federal government needs to make sure it does not do anything too drastic that could inflame tactics —— tensions forever. drastic that could inflame tactics -- tensions forever. it is a whole pan—european thing. we have people who want independence and their own thing and if they are too heavy on this, the eu, it will not look good. and there was criticism of how the spanish government reacted last time. quite violent in the streets. may faces nhs funding revolt, urging action to make sure there is more money available for social care and health care. social care is in a terrible mess as we know continue from getting somebody out of a hospital bed and into social care has fallen apart in many parts of the country, and then of course they are very worried about midwives, and they are very worried about the fact that babies are dying in what is a western country because there are

they had only the carles puigdemont to remain in custody in germany pending a ruling on whether or not he's to be extradited to spain to face charges of sedition and rebellion. misuse of public funds in germany announced its. the united states from canada you crying. and it's a list of countries expelling russian did not serve the saturday scruples that grows longer. respond is the true reason michael did a show of solidarity. moscow says it's a big mistake. and the war in yemen escalate so t the third anniversary of saudi arabia's bombing campaign is the rebels fast find more of a thousand rants. if they are kingdom does not stop its offensive. first catalonia's former president must remain in police custody in germany as he awaits his possible extradition to spain carles puigdemont was arrested on sunday on his weight from finland to belgium wherere he's been living in self imposed exil. is said to spain will face charges of sedition rebellion on the misappropriation of public funds as a result of his role in last year's independence referendum in catalonia. all but in correspondent

thousands of people are protesting on the streets of barcelona after former catalan leader, carles puigdemontarrested in germany. this was the scene in the centre of the city a little earlier. tensions were already running high after several other pro—independence politicians were arrested. mr puigdemont was detained on a european arrest warrant, which spanish prosecutors re—issued on friday. you may remember — mr puigdemont fled spain last october after holding a referendum on independence which the authorities said was illegal. they accuse him of sedition and rebellion. his lawyer says he was detained this is the scene live his lawyer says he was detained by german highway police in the north german province of schleswig—holstein, as he crossed over the border by carfrom denmark. he was returning from a trip to finland where he was invited to speak at a university lecture. since last october, mr puigdemont has been living in self—imposed exile in belgium. these pictures were filmed in brussels injanuary, at a meeting with his political colleagues. he could face 25 years in prison if he is r

it's recently come to my attention that carl's jr.ts to rename the charl broiled sliders, spielburgers, they are pretty good, but i'm passing. cease and desist. sorry, guys. >> carl's jr. obliged. it did not end there. they released the fake movie trailer with the title graphics reading "spielburgers" not coming soon to carl's jr. >> you know what i like the most about that video with him? his house. i was thinking it's a hallway -- >> i was looking at nothing. all i could think about was carl's cheese burgers and how i would be totally okay if they wanted to name one after me or send some to me. >> what would your burger name be? >> diane macedo burger. doesn't quite work. we'll come up with something. >>> so we told you about last week the fair well to the mustache. now, actor army hammer is bidding a fond farewell. >> and we've seen him on the red carpet in tuxedos. but he prefers the athleisure look. hammer explained to conan o'brien, he got a case of senioritis while on a 14-month press tour for "call me by your name." but he's o

in chicago good morning >> good morning, carl.sed to be a time when the equities started to get a head of steam especially after weakness interest rates would follow it down and then follow it up. not the case if you look at a two days of tens it's mostly sideways and looks to be day 23 22 in the can. looks to be the 23rd session tens are in the 2.80s as you see. pretty sideways there. doesn't mean we are not getting movement we are scrambling around the range. in particular two-year note yields down three basis points the curve is rather parallel with regard to a shift in terms of lower rates and how it affects parts of the curve even though tens minus twos is stuck in the 50s you want to continue to pay attention. many times hyg, the etf for high yield securities really does become an escape valve when equities get rough riding. it usually shows that. no exception on this move. look at the one-year to get perspective on the hyg we now basically have a double bottom there around 85 it will follow equities and if they continue to

carles puigdemont became the leader of catalonian in 2016, and led the referendum campaign a year latere has been living in self—imposed exile in belgium. his arrest reignites tensions in catalonia, where most of the independence leaders are now facing legal charges. that has to a certain extent undermined the independence movement, but also energised many of those who support it. also making news today: two lawyers who were due to join donald trump's team which is handling the special counsel investigation into russian interference in us elections, will now not take up their places. the president's spokesman said "conflicts" meant they could no longer be hired. but they added they hoped the legal team would be able to assist mr trump with other matters. more than 100 girls and young women who were kidnapped by islamist militants in north eastern nigeria, before being released, have been returned to their families. the dapchi girls spent five weeks in captivity — some of their fellow abductees are still missing. a senior nigerian official confirmed that the return of the girls had been

on the streets of barcelona, where they are protesting against the arrest of their ousted leader, carles puigdemont. mr puigdemont was arrested in germany, after he crossed from denmark on his way back from finland to belgium, where he's been in self—imposed exile since october. this report is from damien mcguinness in berlin. in barcelona, thousands of people took to the streets in support of former catalan leader, carles puigdemont. they are calling for germany not to extradite him back to spain, where, according to pro—separatist politicians, he would not get a fair trial. translation: this prosecution has no basis. there has never been violence. we remember we are still the revolution of smiles. for now, mr puigdemont is being held in this prison, and tomorrow he will appear before a german judge, who will decide whether he will remain in custody while the extradition order is being processed. berlin backs madrid's stance that it would be illegalfor catalonia to break away unilaterally. but his lawyer says it is a human rights issue. in spain, there is no more democracy, because they

donald trump, steve bannon, carl higbe is a correlation.arl says that, so he needs to go first. >> what do you say? >> whether on the right or left, we should have a complete rejection of people trying to bring this into the discourse, whether it's carl saying this or respectfully, i would say fair con, yes, very much outside the mainstream, but that's what's so troubling you have folks like the vice chair of the dnc continuing to embrace him. danny davis when asked about him just talked about, what did he say, we can talk about the jewish question later. that's pretty problematic stuff. and i think when you have leaders who i think you would agree, ellison and davis, are very much in the mainstream, we should be telling them they can't be embracing folks like him. >> look, jason, you both have a point. but he has a crucial point. the guy you are talking about is the leader of the republican party, president of the united states of america. this guy was working for him. >> and, erin, that's my point. he was fired from the administration. >>

. >> carl, i think the really important points here are that facebook is attempting to get around enormousegative feedback but haven't addressed the problem. you know, the new portal requires the user do work to find out a small subset of what the actual issues are they're having to face facebook has really got two problems one is there are a lot of land mine's yet to discover between 2010 and 2014 when they had this tool that allowed applications to harvest your entire friends list, there were probably tens of thousands of different apps that did that we heard about cambridge analytica. there's a lot more to go besides that we have seen the issue with android phones and downloading of met adata he has to solve old problems and a plan to protect the future how are you protecting users on facebook and google and other platforms from this going forward? i don't think we heard the first word about it. >> roger, i know you have been an investor in facebook as well. in light of everything we are seeing coming to light and comments you're making that there could be more to come, are you selling?

the former catalan president, carles puidgemont, has been arrested in germany.e was detained when he crossed the borderfrom denmark. mr puidgemont fled to belgium following a banned independence referendum in the catalan city of barcelona last october. a warrant was issued by the spanish authorities for his arrest across europe on friday. 0ur correspondent damian mcguinness is following the story for us. he was attending a conference in finland this week. he arrived there on thursday. while he was there, spanish authorities reissued this european arrest warrant which they had originally issued a few months ago and then cancelled. it has now been reissued, and that meant that while he was in transit from finland back to belgium, where mr puigdemont was living in self—imposed exile, he was then arrested as he was crossing the border from denmark into germany via germany back on his way to brussels. so now he is being held by german police. he has been detained by german police in a small town in northern germany. his lawyers say it's not clear how long he will be

, carl you're spot on, right to the point. minute the data was released, you can just see the curve flattening if you look up at the board now, 228, up four basis points on a two-year, 284 unchanged for tens this could be the 14th trading day, two weeks of trading days we close in the 2.80s and the three-year bond is down. let's look at the intraday of two-year you see the way it popped. is it because ppi was tame and retail sales weak? a combination. that's how the macro vision should be on why the market is being affected the intraday of ten-year, the opposite we had a pop it just didn't last. if you want to have some fun with what's going on, look at a year to date of 10s minus 2s it's about 56 basis points now what's interesting is you see the low there in january that was 50 basis points actually like 49.9 you have to go back to fall of 2007 to find a flatter curve these are very important areas and, obviously, it's a huge directional trade. when the curve is flattening, it's usually most dynamically driven by the long en

i think trump is nixon on steroids and stilts. >> carl, i got to get you in. do you agree with that? >> i think there is no question that he has presided over a cover-up from day one. the question is what is the criminality of the cover-up that he is presiding over, and that's why we have a special prosecutor. but there is no question whatsoever that he has sought at every turn. look at the lies that he has told from the beginning. he has rarely been truthful about any matter involved in the whole russian investigation. trey gowdy has got it exactly right. mr. president, if you are innocent, including of collusion, why are you acting the way you have been acting? and so his only recourse and what we are seeing now is to go to his base and get them exercised that this is a witch hunt, which it is not. this is a legitimate investigation. really, if there were a witch hunt going on, there are plenty of provisions that after this investigation is over, if it is allowed to run its course, there ought to be any serious punishment should happen for malfeasance or mis

carl responded the way any teething baby would.rprisingly, pope francis says the little guy's forgiven. carl's mom and dad say they were mortified, but the pope handled it well. >> i love the impression on the pope's face as he's being bitten there. all right. >>> well, coming up the rough road for hillary clinton. >> she sustained multiple injuries on her recent trip overseas. so, hear what we are learning about her condition. >>> and rihanna snaps back at snapchat over a game making light of her abusive relationship with chris brown. you are watching "world news now." oh, sorry i'm late, sir. i had a doctor's appointment. when you said you were at the doctor, but your shirt says you were at a steakhouse... that's when you know it's half-washed. now from downy fabric conditioner comes downy odor protect with 24-hour odor protection. downy's powerful formula conditions fibers to lock out odors all day. hey, your shirt's making me hungry. ha ha, derek. downy and it's done. hey, need fast try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling s

the former catalan president, carles puidgemont, has been arrested in germany. detained when he crossed the borderfrom denmark. mr puidgemont fled to belgium following a banned independence referendum in the catalan city of barcelona last october. a warrant was issued by the spanish authorities for his arrest across europe on friday. let's speak to our correspondent in berlin, damien mcguinness. firstly, just take us through the circumstances leading up to the arrest by the german authorities? he had been in finland for a conference, where he had been promoting catalan independence. then he was travelling back by car from finland back to belgium where, as you say, he has been in self—imposed exile since the catalan independence vote. 0n the way from denmark to germany, he crossed the border into germany, he crossed the border into germany and was then detained by police, apparently following a tip—off from spanish intelligence services to german police. he is now being held in a police station in northern germany. the next step will be looking at whether german

secretary, it's carl. just a question. oh much about the policy but we come back to process in one way or another you said the president "seemed" to announce this there were reports trade officials within the administration weren't exactly clear what the president would say yesterday. is this normal or should we have expected policy to have been agreed upon ahead of time? >> well, this investigation has been fully vetted by the interagency process. we had six or eight meetings of the trade committee. we've gone through numerous written comments from other agencies no end to discussions, including lots of discussions with the president. the president has been's consistent all the way from his campaign days to the present about doing something big to protect steel and aluminum so it should not have come as a shock. now, as to the idea of differing views within the white house -- sure one of the things that the president encourages is healthy discussion within his immediate white house staff and within the congress department

speaker, i rise today to honor a life that was lost too soon, staff sergeant carl ennis of tallahassee was tragically killed in the blackhawk helicopter crash that claimed the lives of seven members of the united states air force in western iraq last week. sergeant ennis graduate interested florida state university in 2004 and went on to get his m.b.a. in 2017. chose to selflessly serve our country and join the air force after college, serving as a pararescue man where he performed combat rescue missions as a member of the elite 308th rescue squadron. he loved the outdoors and even had a blog about hunting, fishing, and hiking. he was loved and respected by all who met him. mr. speaker, please join me in honoring staff sergeant carl ennis and all our fallen heroes who gave their last measure of full devotion to this country at home ericans safe and abroad. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the sp

the "uss carl vinson" is a 1,092-foot-long u.s. reminder that these waters are not china's alone. >> we have in the past operated here. in the future we will continue to operate here. >> the aircraft carrier strike group provides that opportunity for our decisionmakers in the states. >> reporter: the u.s. says regular freedom of november nation operations in the south china sea -- sailing ships and flying planes -- part of a strategy to blunt the influence of china. but their clout is growing. with chinese defense spending on the rise, six aircraft carriers in the works, and lawmakers about to remove term limit forth chinese president xi jinping. >> that does not impact any of the united states navy's operations. we will sail, fly, and operate wherever international law allows. >> reporter: the "uss carl vinson" port call to vietnam did not go unnoticed in beijing. a communist party editorial warned china could easily deploy its air force or missiles as deterrents. the potential for armed conflict looms large here on a map that chi

pkg:aldrich carles/student: "lots of screaming"junior aldrich carles was the one who took this cell phonecar yesterday of a coyote stalking a family walking on cal state la's campus.you can see the wild animal getting closer and closer to the little boy in the blue raincoat. aldrich carles/student: "the kids started to scream little girl little boy dad grab them by the coats because it looks like they were trying to run away"he stopped recording when he realized the family was in danger.carles had just run into the coyote himself. aldrich carles/student: "it didn't seem aggressive ran up the ramp grabbed my phone caught video on tape."carles says he doesn't know if this was the same coyote that bit a five-year-old boy on the leg yesterday evening in the same area. but we do know - a short time later, a female student had a face off with an aggressive coyote.she screamed and was able to alert campus police who shot the animal at least once, but it ran off. isabella lopez/student:"saw a bunch of cops outside and running up and down the streets and i heard they shot a coyote."jasmine viel/re

. ♪ >> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramernd david faber. we'll put q1 to bed before the long easter weekend and despite solid futures the win streak looks to be in jeopardy. all of the big faang names in focus. 30-year yield falls below three and core pce at .6 u.s. futures looking to modest gains, rising rates and trade tensions remain in focus with stocks on track for a quarterly loss. >>> president trump calling out the emers giant on twitter, amazon shares fell 8% so far this week. >> cook versus zuckerberg, with facebook embroiled in the data controversy, apple ceo takes a swipe at the social media giant saying i wouldn't be in this situation. >>> it is the last trading day of the month futures rebounding and stocks remain on track to end a nine quarter win streak march is likely to conclude with the largest monthly losses for the dow and s&p and nasdaq since early 16 the market is closed tomorrow for good friday. jim, we've been talking about quarter end rebalancing, dressing for a couple of days now. >> look, this was

i'm carl quintanilla there is a lot to get to this morning. selloff continues.ow is about 1,000 points lower for the week we'll start with bob pisani who joins us from the floor. >> we have made some feeble attempts at a rally. it's not going very far. i suspect there is a lot of selling pressure coming out of europe we'll catch the close. take a look at the s&p 500 rising a little bit of half an hour ago it's all very, very feeble and very tentative you can see not much in the way of a recovery. let me move on to show you some of the sectors defensive tone, consumer staples doing better we see health care doing a little better overall. tech, though, industrials, all the cyclicals are the ones that are the weak sectors today we're also in correction territory in the transportation stocks this hasn't happened in the broader market but transports have been down 10%. we noted that this morning here. we're seeing weakness in the airlines, in the railroads, weakness in fedex, the trucking companies like ryder it's just generally weak right across the board in all of

carles puigdemont will appear in court later. uber reverses out of south—east asia.he ride—hailing app sells it's operation in eight countries to rival grab in a move that could end the region's price wars. also in business briefing we'll be live in hong kong to get an expert view on the trade war brewing between the us and china. a warm welcome to the programme briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. the row in australian cricket over ball—tampering is just one of the latest sports to be hit by a cheating scandal. we're asking you if you've lost faith in professional sport? tell us what you think — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. the american adult film actress stormy daniels, who says she had sex on a single occasion with donald trump, claims she's received threats to keep quiet about it. she's given her first tv interview on the subject. mr trump has denied any relationship with ms daniels. james cook has the story. how do we know you are telling the truth? because i have no reason to

i could see the $150 earnings area, carl, this year.roblem we have is, that we paid ourselves in the stock market last year for the earnings that are going to come this year. i mean we really didn't have much earnings last year. it was all multiple advance and that was basically on the better earnings this year now that the earnings are going to come through i'm not sure that stock exchange is already reflected that, if you will, and i think the real question and the risk for the market is, do those earnings estimates at some point this year come down. does wall street have to revise them down a bit. could be because of slower growth we're certainly seeing evidence of that in the first quarter it could be because of margin erosion. in the worst case for the stock market would be the growth does slow a little bit, say back to 2.5% but wages and commodity prices just keep climbing and puts you in a stagflation pressure for the stock market that might still materialize yet as we move through this year. >> tracie, you say mildly bullish on

the ousted former leader of catalonia, carles puigdemont, is spending the night in prison in germany,ng detained on a european arrest warrant. mr puigdemont is wanted by the spanish authorities for organising an illegal referendum last year on catalan independence. bill hayton reports. 0n the streets of barcelona, an outpouring of anger over the detention of carles puigdemont. independent activists tried to reach the offices of the spanish central government but were beaten back. the violence prompted this appeal from the region's most senior serving politician. translation: i share with you the feeling of indignation and, in this especially unfair situation, i call for calm and responsibility from everyone because responses must be democratic, civic and peaceful as ever from catala ns. we must not give away victories to those who do not want democracy to win. for now mr puigdemont is being held in this prison in northern germany. he was arrested as he crossed the borderfrom denmark, on sunday. on monday, a judge will decide whether he should remain in custody while spain seeks his ex

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