correspondent manila chan. president from the campaign for months and months on repairing america's crumbling infrastructure from the roadways to waterways railways to the airways and has recently unveiled a plan to bring america up to speed we're here today to discuss the critical need to rebuild america's crumbling infrastructure. and one understands and the people in this room really understand better than most probably hopefully better than anybody that the problem the states have and local leaders half with funding the infrastructure is horrendous. and we will build we will maintain and the vast majority of americans want to see us take care of our infrastructure. infrastructure is the backbone of the us economy and a necessary input to every economic output those are the opening lines in the most recent report from the american society of civil engineers their study aptly called the failure to act a report minces no words in their frustration with the budget shortfalls in infrastructure and highlighted th

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington >>> let's turn now to anthony chan for more on that stng jobsreport. he is the chief economist over at chase. anthony, always good to have you on the show. thank you for joining us. >> glad to be here. >> was thi report as as wall street seems to think it is? >> i think that this reportave you some good news on a few fronts. first of all, you have more jobs being created than the market was expecting. at the same time, you don't see wage pressures that are so concerning that the federal reserve has to end the party a little early.he and i think reason for that is pretty simple. we had a lot of people re-entering the labor force. and remember when new people come into the labor force they usually don't have a strong bargaining position when it comes to i think with as. i wink that'st is restraining wages. >> this was an extremely strong number it seems to me in terms of the number of jobs add, in terms of the number of people who came back to the work force. what does it tell you about h strong this economy is? and do you w

correspondent manilla chan takes a look at what we have seen so far. as a communications company we distribute. time warner is a media and entertainment company they create current it and this is a classic vertical.

with time warner is heating up we'll break it down with manila chan and an excellent expert panel then danielle de martino booth helps us take a look at one way the eurozone may deal with the budget shortfall after the u.k. leave you and we'll talk about the european central bank and what might be in store interest rates in the eurozone and in the states here plus trinity chavez spills the beans on the economics of global talking all of that ahead but first let's get to the stories topping today's financial and business headlines volatility in the tech stocks is roiling markets around the world aside from the highest profile names in tech amazon alphabet netflix google and facebook which is based which are facing continued ethics over privacy and politics others are feeling fallout from recent events in the corporation took a hit after suspending their self driving car development program following the killing of a pedestrian by a vehicle last week in arizona and yesterday tech heavy nasdaq fell nearly three percent and the n.y.s.e. is index of top ten tech stocks fell ten percent toda

last for another month or six weeks and for a deeper dive into the issue are to correspond manila chan takes a look at what we have seen so far. as a communications company we distribute content time warner is a media and entertainment company they create content and this is a classic vertical merger and it eliminates no competitor from any market. in fact it increases competition particularly against the cable companies an artist is to disrupt the existing pay t.v. model that coming from eighteen to c.e.o. randall stephenson a man who earned a whopping twenty eight point seven million dollars last year three hundred sixty six times the average salary of an eighteen thousand employee his opening remarks at the beginning of the eighteenth tee time warner merger hearings back in two thousand and sixteen raised a lot of eyebrows on capitol hill and nothing for the d.o.j. to sue to block this so called vertical integration last november but just days ago lawyers for the department of justice and eighteen t. clashed in federal court in opening arguments for the mega merger this week justice

china is defunct spacelab chan gowon will fall back to earth this weekend has been in orbit since twenty and levon the ten metre long space station will make an uncontrolled reentry and no one knows for sure where it will land well china's space agency says most of it will burn up and probably won't cause any damage. preparing for easter pope francis has led the way of the cross procession at the coliseum in rome to watch that ceremony reenacts the christopher cation of christ a syrian family and an iraqi nun carry the crossed you're in good friday press. at the coliseum in rome tens of thousands of faithful gathered for a traditional good friday service led by pope francis torches let the fourteen stations that catholics believe jesus made on his way to crucifixion assyrian family carry the cross at one of the stations just to include the really don't need to do is an image. adjusting the crowd the pope expressed shame sr for a world pressured by war and division you know what if. he go to. the good friday service began in silence at st peter's basilica where pope francis lay faced out

or byron since twenty chan it's been an either or proposition as the two clubs have kept the bundesliga title between themselves the last five seasons though it's been advantaged by an as even a black and yellow half of the rivalry will concede. byron see it as a requirement to be the best team and they've delivered our goal at the moment is to be the second best team and we're not there yet. in other words dortmund still have their work cut out for them while for biron clinching the title is only a matter of time. if you're on to the surface is secondary if we win the title this week or next week or the week after next i'm taking a relaxed attitude there disconsolate. the defending champs might be tempted to go into this edition of their classic or at less than full throttle they've got the first leg of a champions league quarter final on tuesday to contend with. think the this game is the beginning of a crucial phase for us when we're going to be playing at midweek and on the weekend virtually every week so getting a win on saturday would get that run off to a very good start so it wo

china's parliament has elected premier league chan to a second five year term only two delegates voted against the second most powerful man in china's communist party his reelection comes a day after chinese president xi jinping was unanimously reappointed with no limits on how long he can serve germany's new interior minister a horse to their office says he wants to increase checks on the country's borders until the e.u. secures its external frontier germany resumed some border controls after the twenty fifteen migration crisis observers calls the whole first tough line of migration a bid to draw voters away from the far right alternative for germany party. so can now and in sunday's lead wonderfully get action leipzig pulled off a surprise win over runaway leaders by in munich now it looks like business as usual for bion. gave them an early lead but goals from nabil cater and two more vanna turned to the match for the hosts who are now right back in the hunt for a champions league place so let's take a look at all the bundesliga results so far on match day twenty seven on sunday and

around she one of the few people who still dare to criticize him publicly is political scientist would chan sooner or later he thinks she will get into trouble. so far dissatisfied chinese have claimed local authorities in particular for their problems. but the more power she gathers around himself the more people will blame him for their dissatisfaction. but for the time being no one appears ready to challenge his authority yet and no one doubts that he will succeed with his plans to abolish term limits and extend his rule over china possibly for life. now hollywood's brightest stars gather in los angeles for the ninetieth annual academy awards on sunday the night's big winner was filmmaker to toast the shape of water which netted him to oscar for best picture and best director gary oldman picked up his first oscar for his portrayal of winston churchill in the gritty world war two drama darkest hour and frances mcdormand took best actors for audience favorite three billboards outside missouri a little bit like all over. and did it is film buff scott rockstar stayed up late to watch the osc

the plans were drawn by a gentleman called ken chan, kenneth chan. so he seems to be not involved, anymore. obviously, we have a new architect. the problem seems to be -- and if i can have the overhead -- let's see here. so just point this out. we had an existing -- there was an existing light well prior to any of the construction starting, and there were two windows in that light well that were serving the bathroom and the front hallway, i would imagine. so with the first permit, that light well went away, and that left no windows here. then, they actually had a couple of windows in on that permit, as well that probably got missed by the appellant, and i do think now that it has come down to the one bathroom window, whether the -- the -- the size of the window, whether it's the size or a sky light goes in. but i did contact mr. clarke and speak to him about this. but overall, the project is now back on track again, except i think these -- the issue is just the size of the bathroom window, and basically, that's what it's down to. and the -- obviously

first, they turned off the chan chance ponder, second, they left traditional shipping lanes. third, they went to an area of water near north korea where ships don't usually go. when you put this data together, this is so unusual that these two ships certainly deserve more investigation. >> the tracking data doesn't reveal the nature of the cargo it was carrying, but reuters quoted two security officials who said it transferred 1600 tons of oil to the north korean ship. whatever the cargo was, rule says these maps tell a very familiar story. >> it is very likely this was a ship to ship transfer, similar ships, similar size, approximately same time going to a very unusual area. >> a few days after it disappeared, it reappeared in russia. we wanted to see if it was still here. we're looking for a ship. >> she will check. >> she'll check? wonderful. the guard remembered seeing the ship come into port but when she checked the records, the ship's name wasn't on them. >> is there someone we can reach out to talk to who owns the ship? do you know who brought it here? is there a regis

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bushe does sll have fo years of schooling aad of her, d the chan to ma up forouble all thatrecious mesheost whe in theonvent host: in many parts of the world, the carefree days of childhd include ending war or lake. dthat makes it easy to forget that swimming is not an innate skill. four billion people around the globe are unable to swim -- that's more than half the world's population. drowning is one of the most common causes of accidental death. every minute on average, two people somewhere in the world will drown. reporter: majeda begam treasures her daughter's clothes. one month ago, six-year-old aiyascha drowned near their village. majeda: she was such a good daughter, she was always helping me. everyone loved her. aiyascha would have loved to have had an education. reporter: aiyascha's older sister farjsana is a great comfort to her mother. she misses her sister every day. farjsana: we did everything together. we walked to school, played together afterwards, and ate together. reporter: one fifth of bangladesh is just a meter above sea level. but many here cannot swim. the statis

my name is jason chan, architect of the project. i just wanted to supplement some of the information we just talk about. >> president hillis: you want to turn that 90°? yeah, perfect. >> so this is the realized -- the storefront of the front building facing leland. so after we talked to the planner east, we make some change modifications filling up the hole. so we have a storefront door, and then we have -- [ inaudible ] -- so overall, looks like a storefront system in the front now. okay? and talking about a -- the rear two buildings, those are small building. only two story building. the total height is only 23'6". we don't even have a parapet wall on the roof. we have tried to minimize the roof of the between. and between the new wall and their neighbor's building, we have 66 feet, you know, distance between the two rear walls building, okay? and so we -- we spent lots of time working with the planning department come up with solution, the building design, to try to blend into the neighborhood, and so i think it's a good project

this is a project that was championed by former commissioner chan and commissioner dejesus. there's a recognition in some situations like domestic violence cases, they weren't sure who was the victim and who was the assailant because of language issue, and we've come a long way on this. what helps is the discipline part of it, that the officer becomes familiar with it. this has been going on many, many years, and i want to thank commissioner dejesus and former commissioner angela chan, because their where we are today, in order to have the ability to do this. two weeks ago, i saw this in action where there was an elderly woman who was lost, appeared to speak russian. when the officer arrived from northern station, the officers sat and talked with her, they called the access line, she was taking the bus, she got lost, and she had some dementia issues, and we got her back to where she needed to go. it works, and i want to thank you for it, and i want to thank commissioner dejesus. commissioner hing? >> thank you, vice president. i want to pick up on a -- on something you just

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who did so and then the persons of other but chan you had female man you had young people older people and you did make interviews before with them what was the topic we are on what was remarkably for you when you read the interviews i was invited to do a commission in azerbaijan which once was a part of iran in the nineteenth century so we share a lot of traditions and the walls are austrians and in fact many of the people's ancestors in azerbaijan are persian or turks are many and. you know i it's multiple ethnicities so i thought what would be great is to do a project that sort of really questions this idea of homeland for a country that it's a cost to all of us so many different type of people from different ethnicities religions languages but they're all cause that by his own home and this was very poignant for someone like myself again that i had there a couple of bad relationship to home. spoke to every one of the my my subjects are men and women young. and really trying to in their simple way find out what is the definition to them. what is it that signifies and gives them that

is that something that can be fix ord chan fixed or changed? >> well, we do have challenges in california no doubt about it, and the issue of housing and the lack thereof and the supply and the demand is enormous. we have to make our permitting process much more efficient, and streamlined to the continue to build. we have to build intelligently and smartly by the air that we breathe and the water that we drink, and we have to provide affordable housing. i do agree with the friend from santa monica, colin, santa monica is one of the most wealthiest enclaves in america. it is a very well run city. no question about it. its credit rating is extremely high. it is a beautiful city, and diverse city, but like every other municipality not just in california, but the nation, we have our challenges, and homelessness is ale challenge. and we have to do more to deal with the issue of affordability, and we moved a package last year that is not to panacea to solve all of the woes of housing, but we are beginning the do much more and tackle the issue serious

sis and rapidintl be less so and less widespread with area of low pressure and we will see rain liky chan wet snow with prolonged period of snow looking likely. and more and more we're seeing models indicatedels iicating wee seeing shovelable snow at this highest totals east of i-95 as opposed to west of i-95 and now taking a look at some models this is a few days out. so take it easy. take a breath. i know you see 15.8" but we're showing you how much disagreement there is as far as snowfall accumulation because euro giving us barely nothing and gfc giving us 6" and chances there for a significant snowfall this would be through the day and into wednesday evening so do plan for that and stay tuned to evolving forecast. we'll see more agreement and numbers will change. overnight tonight, mostly clear, cold and blustery with low temperature 29. we'll start with wind chills to teens and nice seasonable afternoon. sunny, breezy, high temperature 47. broozy first half of day and winds relax as we head into tomorrow evening. but high temperatures right around average for close to it as we head t

most prominent voices to be here to talk about, bob dole and jpmorgan chase chief economist anthony chan, they'll tell us where they believe the market is headed next. we are less than an hour to the closing bell on this friday. i'm ashley webster in for liz claman, let's start the "countdown." ♪ ashley: as i said, here we go again. on wall street market losses accelerating into the close after what has been another choppy day of trade. the dow hitting session highs of 150 points shortly after president trump's remarks, but since then losing steam with less than an hour, as we say, until the closing bell. the dow off now more than 1 %, down 269 points. the dow at 23,686. take a look at the aerospace/defense stockings. they are moving higher in this environment. interesting, lockheed up, regaining some of the losses from yesterday as is northrup grumman and raytheon. drug merricks falling at this hour after president trump pivoted towards the opioid crisis in america saying that the u.s. will sue certain drug companies over opioids. you can look at those opioid-related stocks, they are al

. >> before reaching out to the present of chan -- of china -- is that appropriate? should he have not reached out to international partners first? ms. sanders: we have had ongoing conversations with leaders across the world. the president simply said there would be an announcement. the president had conversations with world leaders last night and today. >> [indiscernible] ms. sanders: the president had conversations with a few world leaders, last night and today. this is something all of these countries have been working together on and something we will continue to work with. >> [indiscernible] ms. sanders: the secretary of state's deputy was in the room at a time these conversations went on. it is absurd to pretend like they weren't a part of this process and haven't in a part of -- haven't been a part of this process all along. >> how will the president and the united states be able to verify this before the meeting? how will they be able to verify that denuclearization? ms. sanders: that is something determined through the national security and intelligence comm

. >> at the sametime, it makes me feel like i have real purpose,l fee urgency to createge chan think it is this generatio that's going to advocate for gun control a.ually happen >> we want ange! and i would really hope that students would understand that going for >> when do we want it? >> before we go, we have an update from another high school udent. last week, we brought you the story of jennifer bravo, whoseo r had been in det for a year. a judge ordered that her mother be released and they were reunited and that will do it for us. find more of our coverage at our website. thuy vu. thank you for pete: fired or fo out? presidentrump replaces more senior staff with like-minded madvisors. pete williams in for robert costa. we discuss the chu inside the white house as robert mueller's russia investigation looks at the trump organization's business practices. tonight on "washington week." president trump: but there'll alys be change. pete: just 14 months into office, president truha rs his administration. president trump: i'm at ain p where we're getting very close to having the cabin

he turns tweekend he got a chan with a bunch ofchs long right t. also jason kelce.said i outfit, man. >> thanks. up n tell you where people were >> watching paint dry is notoriously boring. what about watching ice melt. >> that's what rowan university invited people to do tonight in downtown glassboro. the pop-up ice sculpture was on rowan boulevard. freebies were handed out. >> we've got another nor'easter to get through before we get to the weekend but it never hurts to look ahead. it looks as though sunshine will be the story on saturday with seasonable highs. at least a quiet start to the weekend but rain returns to the area some sunday. we'll keep you ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car is hassle-free with just three easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying centre. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. so don't wait. ge

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some say the market is undergoing a funda.ntal chan it wasn't that long ago, you might recall, that stocks went up no matter what happened. now stocks are pullingback, volatility is rising. and investors appear more aware of new risks. today the dow jones industrial average closed down 70s poi to 24,538. it had been off nearly 400 points during the tradg session. the nasdaq rose 77. the s&p 500 was up 13. for the week, all of the major indexes were lower. possible pisani has more on these new risks to the market. >> never a dull moment in the markets these days. the market has signaled that the fed andorries about higher interest rates is its main concern. with the s&p 500 down more than 2% for t week, the market's sending a message that there are newhe risks on radar. first is the broader implications of how the white house approaches tde. the notion of tariffs has already aggravated keyke allies anada and brazil and mexico. elsewhere, the u.s. has already annount's going to be pulling out of the trans-pacific trade agreement, and snap isy looking i as well. this is causing worries of a g

against north korea barred from august of september chan they probably and somebody guards tougher than the united states so they try to shore they're working very hard so essentially what you're saying is that donald trump managed to change the calculus of not only the north koreans but also other parties to this conflict but the north koreans do not have a reputation of being particularly feeble minded in fact i think they have a reputation of being very tough negotiators and trying to get as much as possible for as little as possible and yet all of a sudden they show this openness for one sided concessions agreeing to suspend military and ballistic tests while not asking the americans to suspend their military exercises is that a measure of how frightened they are or perhaps a calculation on their part that they may get more in return later on bourse. bridges sure that in the long run as the north koreans deal our smart america. because you know i've been studying the history and this is you see a history of how well. and his father and especially his grandfather many people ated rus

news not only for the united states not only for mosconi it will be bad news for sellers carrier for chan and of course for for generations now you mentioned both russia and china and i think up until recently at least both of them have expressed cautious endorsement of this initiative for you know that moscow has even gone as far as to suggest that this summit may take place in moscow dad off for i think was downplayed later on in the kremlin but i think it's still on the table do you think there is any chance of either russia or china stepping into the void and how being the charm for ministration to secure these deal for the benefit of global security i'm very i'm we have to tread very carefully here not to invite any accusations of collusion but at the end of the day i think we would all agree that you know the peace on the korean peninsula is in the best interest of humanity isn't it not only humanity home energy is something abstract but they have argued just a few minutes ago. in korean peninsula is an interest of russia because russian interests and for basically cheney a centrist

correspondent manila chan tells us about the infrastructure deficit as it relates to rail and compares high speed rail in the u.s. to others around the globe but first on to some headlines. trumpet ministration has blocked the hostile takeover of u.s. based chip maker qualcomm by asian rival broadcom over national security concerns the decision by safest the committee on foreign investment in the united states determined that the singapore based broadcom could benefit chinese competitors in the effort to lead the way in next generation mobile technology it could also a limited a key supplier of telecom technology to u.s. defense agencies. and apple incorporated officials have said that they will acquire next issue media l.l.c. and its digital magazine subscription service texture and offer digital magazines and other services including a ten dollar per month digital subscription to magazines like time sports illustrated vanity fair good housekeeping and national geographic the apple purchased reflects the changing landscape of how consumers gather content transfer . coming paper magazi

competed is neutrals in pyongyang chan which is on tuesday president vladimir putin on at the miss russian patriots. the country's a limp a green statement means the next time any of these athletes win a limb pick goals up the podium hearing that from once more putin keen to move on from the dating scandal in total russia's ban lasted less than three months the i.o.c. has moved on surprisingly welcomed by russians and then picked committee for the. last ten years to sure that issue today's decision of the i.o.c. is one of the most important for us because the russian olympic committee is once again completely reinstated in its rights and is now a completely full fledged member of the olympic family. excuse me. it was revelations from this man gregory roth chen cause that it helped lead to the ban of the former moscow direct the whistle on a state backed plot to cheat doping tests at the twenty fourteen sochi games as a result clean athletes from russia were only allowed to take part in pyongyang under the olympic flag the red white and blue kept firmly out of sight. and though two of them