chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump faces stiff new challenges after a failed summit in vietnam and his former fixer accuses him of crimes in the oval office. ♪ >> it was a very interesting two days and i think, actually, a very productive two days, but sometimes you have to walk. chris: we'll sit down with white house national security adviser john bolton to discuss what's next in the north korea threat. and back in washington -- >> i am here under oath to correct the record. chris: michael cohen returns to congress this week to call out his former boss. >> i am a ashamed, because i know what mr. trump is. he is a racist, he is a con man, and he is a cheat. chris: we'll talk with congresswoman debbie dingell about the road map cohen laid out for investing the president, and we'll ask our sunday panel who from trump's inner circle democrats will zero in on next. >> we have to look at these on a case-by-case basis. we are going to try to do as much as we can. chris: all right now on "fox news sunday." and

chris? did chris say hello to you? was he polite, good manners? >> uh-huh. >> but nancy said something felt wrong. >> i had a feeling about him. >> what feeling? >> i don't know. >> but you put it aside? >> uh-huh. >> of course, nancy was used to things feeling wrong. she had spent so many years worrying about lynsie. it was a struggle to let go, but she did. >> the last thing i said to her was remember your seat belt and she looks over her shoulder and she said, back at you, mom, love you. that's the last thing she said to me. >> nancy locked up the house and went to bed. the next day lynsie was supposed to call after she was done tutoring two girls from the neighborhood, but when the call never came, nancy drove over and found out lynsie never showed up at her job. >> all of a sudden my daughter is not where she's supposed to be. she had taught these little girls like for four months about. >> and you have no way of reaching her? >> i had no way. >> nancy ekelund was frantic. >> i started

and brought chris in. >> chris, have a seat. >> reporter: larry had read all about chris mcamis.oked at tape of every time chris had been in for an interview. >> here is what the situation is -- >> reporter: today, he and chris were going to meet for the first time. >> i have been investigating the case for about two years now and -- >> reporter: larry had a plan to get chris to talk, without asking for a lawyer. >> you probably want to know what's going on, what's happening, why you're sitting here. >> reporter: larry promised to fill him in on the case in detail, thinking chris would want to know if the cops had the goods and then maybe he would have something to say. >> i do have to advise you of your rights which i will do in a moment. after that, i would like to do, i would like to explain to you everything. >> reporter: larry read chris' rights and before chris could really respond, larry laid out his case. he said he knew chris had never dropped lynsie off that night. because the atm photo that at first fooled investigators actually proved chris wasn't there. >> it wasn't

chris? chris: mike, thank you. joining me now is the president's national security adviser, john bolton. ambassador, welcome back to "fox news sunday." well, following the failed summit in vietnam, where does diplomacy stand between the u.s. and north korea? what is president trump looking for, and what is he willing to give? >> well, i don't agree at all that it was a failed summit. i think the obligation of the president of the united states is to defend and advance american national security interests, and i think he did that by rejecting a bad deal and by trying again to persuade kim jong un to take the big deal that really could make a difference for north korea. as the president said, sometimes you have to walk away, and i think he made a very important point to north korea and to other countries around the world about negotiating with him. he's not desperate for a deal, not with north korea, not with anybody. if it's contrary to american national interests. chris: well, i want to puck up on that, though, bec

chris? chris: ryan chilcote reported from london, thank you.uring the snow white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> good morning and happy st. patrick's day. chris: thank you and i forgot to wear a green type i thank you for bringing that up! what is the latest on the investigation into the new zealand massacre? is there any sign as part of a larger conspiracy and what is being done to beef up security around mosques in this country? >> i will go into the specific discussions that we have with allies by the way, the new zealanders are some of our closest allies in the global war on terrorism.our closest friends. we share a great deal of information with them. it was especially hurtful i think to see this happen to some of the people we consider our closest friends. the president talked to the prime minister yes this is a truly sorrowful and tragic event. but we have no indication as part of a larger conspiracy. i don't think we have suggested an additional security here in the united states. but clearly,

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. congress will get to see the mueller report within two weeks as president trump continues to celebrate the special counsel's findings. ♪ >> after three years of lies and smears and slander, the russia hoax is finally dead. >> chris: but how much of the almost 400 page report will attorney general william barr release? >> show was the report and we can draw our own conclusions. >> chris: we will discuss the president's victory lap and a sharp turn back to health care. >> we are going to get rid of obamacare. the republican party will become a party of great health care. >> chris: with white house counsel or kellyanne conway, only on "fox news sunday." then, democrats wrestled with what to do next. >> we need to look and investigate possibly into these impeachable offenses. >> protecting people with pre-existing conditions, increased pay at a real infrastructure plan, that's what house democrats are focused on. >> chris: we will break down warehouse democrats stand in the post-mueller-r

>> chris: on chris wallace. a record trade deficit, a week drudge report and a trade deal with china now in doubt. ♪ >> we don't make a very good deal for a country, i wouldn't make a deal. >> chris: this hour we will discuss the president's economic policies, tax cuts, tariffs, and talks with china, with larry kudlow, the chief white house economic advisor only on "fox news sunday" ." then. speak of the democrats have become an anti-israel party, they become an anti-jewish party. >> chris: democrats divided over how to handle a congresswoman's comment about support for israel. >> i do not believe she understood the full weight of her words. >> chris: we will ask whether the party can come back together. plus. >> they met with them, they clearly were trying to devise how they're going to roll out a new narrative. >> chris: was michael cohen coached by democrats ahead of his testimony before congress? freshman democrat katie hill joins us. plus, democrats exclude fox news from posting any 2020 primary debates. we

. ♪ ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace.uspected white supremacist commits one of the worst mass shootingsan ever, gunning coulde worshipers at two mosques in new zealand. what can bein done to stop extremist hate? ♪ ♪ >> white nationalism is a rising threat around the world? >> i don't really. i think it's a small group of people that have very, very serious problems. chris: we'll discuss the live stream killing spree. >> i will be signing and issuing a formal veto -- chris: as well as the president's decisionsp to overre congress' rejection of his border emergency with white house chief of staff mick mulvaney, first on "fox news sunday." then, the 2020 democratic presidential field continues to grow. >> i don't think there's ever been a greater moment in our r lifetimes and for this countr. chris: we'll discuss how democrats plan to take back the white house in our first 2020 sit-down with presidential hopeful south bend mayor pete buttigieg. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, a dozen republican senators vote agains

chris: let's look. the chinese have reportedly removed a trip to mar-a-lago for a signing ceremony and march. >> no, you cannot cancel something that was not scheduled. chris: they said it was on the schedule xi jinping and is now off. and then enforcing what they will represent is not hammered out and three, there concerned if there is a summit with xi jinping the president if he does not like the deal walk away like he did with kim in vietnam.simple question. how much tradable is a trade deal with china? >> i think we made great progress. as the president said, across the board the deal has to be good for the united states and our workers and farmers and manufacturers. it's got to be good, it has to be fair and reciprocal and it has to be enforceable. that is an important point. secondly, we made great headway when the chinese were here two weeks ago. in the past week, we've been in communications with them every day by teleconferencing and so forth. working out some of the difficult final points, i t

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. the russia investigation that cast a cloud over the term presidency for two years is over. one will we find out what the final report says? ♪ >> there is no pollution that was found, then it strongly indicates president trump. >> i think we need to do a responsible job of oversight, see with the conclusions are and move forward. >> chris: special consul robert mueller ends his probe with no new charges. now democrats demand attorney general william barr release the report. >> the president himself has called, without qualification, for the report to be made public. >> chris: what the white house prepares for a possible counteroffensive. >> there was no collusion, no obstruction, everybody knows it, it's all a big hoax. >> chris: we will discuss what comes next with the chair of the house judiciary committee, democratic congressman jerrold nadler and the committee's top republican, congressman doug collins. nadler and collins only on "fox news sunday." plus, we will ask our sunday pane

chris? >> chris: casey, thank you.next, is it russia's fault some american parents refuse to let their children be vaccinated? >> fox 12 in portland where a new report says oregon child contracted tetanus in 2017. first pediatric case in 30 years. the cdc says the 6-year-old boy who never had any vaccines got tetanus from a cut on his forehead. given the vaccine in the hospital during a two month stay. his family declined any more vaccines. fox 5 in las vegas as nevada democrats propose changes to presidential caucus that could dramatically change the way candidates compete in the state. the proposal would expand a single day of caucuses to add four days of early caucuses and two days of early virtual caucusing. and this is a live look at chicago from fox 32. the breaking story there tonight actor jussie smollett is indicted on 16 felony counts after allegedly lying to police about being attacked by pro-trump thugs. smollett has already been charged with filing a false police report. he continues to deny making up the

>> chris: building a fire on the beach. >> anthony: right, overturning the lifeguard stand. >> chris:epresentatives of the man. >> chris: firecrackers on the beach. >> anthony: firecrackers on the beach. >> chris: i have some firecrackers in your car by the way. just saying. >> anthony: good. set them off in the elevator at the casino. >> chris: perfect, perfect. thank you. ♪ >> anthony: it was paradise. america's first dream vacation. the beach, as far as america was concerned, meaning bathing suits and swimming in the surf, was pretty much invented here. atlantic city. >> rich, a working class, it was here for you. back then you dressed up to walk the boardwalk. it was capitalism at its purest and most assertive. it was a democratic dream designed from the beginning for everybody. flashy, utilitarian, upright, deeply unapologetically corrupt. the knife and fork inn was right there through it all. in many ways its story, a perfect reflection of changing times. established in 1912 as a so-called gentleman's dining and drinking club, the second floor originally had curtained alcoves an

chris: that's correct. bigad: why the change? chris: you know, we're just getting caught up in times. we were slow to respond, and when there's society norms that need to be challenged, i think education is the place to challenge. announcer: this year, we again surveyed schools across the bay area at the 20 largest school districts. we discovered only four districts require training for all of their teachers. that's just 20%, and even when it is offered, we learned training varies widely. annual courses for educators range from just 19 minutes to 16 hours. and remember, our reporting uncovered that last year five of the areas largest school districts, home to more than 105,000 students, didn't offer teachers any gender training at all. but after our initial investigation aired, at least three school districts have changed their policies to begin training teachers. the reforms are now impacting nearly 60,000 students at 61 schools. chris: lots of communities and lots of districts who have the i don't want to see it. and we are not

does that mean chris grayling is safe in his job?rise here that chris grayling survived theresa may's last reshuffle, if she gets her brexit deal through and if she goes on to have another cabinet reshuffle, and those are big ifs, there will be more surprise, and a lot of criticism from critics, if chris grayling is standing still at the end of that. john pina, thank you. a man has beenjailed for eight—and—a—half years ceon broughton supplied his girlfriend with drugs then flimed her as she was dying at the bestival music her family told winchester crown court they'd been torn apart by her death and their lives have been forever diminished. wee! festivalfairy, louella! louella, hours before her death. alongside her, her boyfriend, ceon. today, her mother described how the family's hearts and souls had been ripped out, her father said his daughter's life was cut cruelly short. regardless of the outcome of this harrowing trial, there were never going to be any winners. we began our life sentence on what would have been louella's 25th b

chris cox is leaving along with chris daniels, the head of whatsapp. what does it mean for the beleaguered social media giant? spotify's ceo says the company has suffered a big business impact from restrictions imposed by apple and it got more hostile after apple launched its own music service. now it is weighing in. elon musk is in the spotlight once again. this time to unveil the model y crossover. we will discuss what you can expect. first to our top story. sudden departures of top facebook executives. ceo mark zuckerberg announced chris cox is leaving the company. zuckerberg made this statement which he shared with employees before it made it to the public. "for a few years, chris has been discussing with me his desire to do something else. he is one of the most talented people i no one has the potential to do anything he wants but after 2016, we both realized we had too much important work to do to improve our product for society, and he stayed to help us work through the issues. at this point, we have made real progress." zuckerberg also announce

like chris just said, it bounced off of 28 this year. you do see that gap from their q4 earnings from 26 to 28. when i see a trade like this, i kind of think protection for a long holder looking to kind of have some room to the downside in case it goes back to fill that gap on a miss real quickly, we're talking about that 2-10 spread we have a chart right here i'm hard pressed to think that doesn't invert i understand the fact that when it inverts it doesn't exactly mean we're going to have a recession and everything goes to hell in a hand basket but it's important to keep an eye on. >> tim, you're in citi >> i'm in citi and bank of america. i can't argue that banks have traded well. i can't argue that the net interest margin dynamic is something. but if the u.s. economy and lending environment continues to be sideways, these banks are too cheap. >> going back to the chart of the 10-year yield, chris, santelli all day was talking about 2.55 being a key level an if it breaks 2.55 that's disaster but if it stays above, that paves the way f

>> secrets to how chris looks like this? thanks to bobby holland hanton, his body double for "thor," "snow white and the huntsman," "bad times at the el royale," and "men in black." >> thor mode is the most difficult out of all of them. between six to eight meals a day. chris has a cook on set. they cook for me as well. it's training twice a day, six days a week. >> so whether you want to look like chris or look at him, thor himself came up with a way to get you close to that goal. he and bobby developed their own fitness app called centre. >> you have ax to the team live views. that team is now your team. >> how does he compare to the other stars he worked with? >> i've doubled christian bale in "batman" and doubled ryan reynolds in "green lantern" and channing tatum, daniel craig, jake gyllenhaal, henry caval, captain america chris evans. they're all in fantastic shape. he literally was just put on don't get me wrong but chris, literally was just put on this earth. he's perfect. it's ridiculous. >> kev, this is great inspi

chris cox is leaving along with chris daniels, the head of whatsapp.mean for the beleaguered social media giant? spotify's ceo says the company has suffered a big business impact from restrictions imposed by apple and it got more hostile after

nothing was too expensive for chris.lived in. >> it was a house purchased by his mother. >> eighteen year old kid with his own house? >> correct. that's kinda strange, you know. >> was he a mama's boy? >> well, i mean, i guess he was a mama's boy, you know. anything he needed, he got. >> reporter: but according to michael, becky's over-the-top generosity always seemed to come with strings attached. >> it was that, "hey, i'm gonna need something from you. here's the keys to your new car." "hey, i'm gonna need something from you. here's your house." "hey, i'm gonna need something from you. here's an envelope full of money." >> reporter: and whatever becky asked for, chris would eagerly deliver. >> he said, "it may be very hard for you to understand, but i would do anything in this world for my -- for our mother." >> reporter: could "anything" have included killing his mother's romantic rival? michelle amerson, who knew the family well, says over the last several years chris had grown distant. she worried he was heading dow

chris: well, you know, they were alarming.u know, the report that you're referring to, silicon valley latino report card 2018, you know, it wasn't all bad. there are--you know, over the course of the study between 2007 and 2016, the rate, the insurance rate of coverage actually increased. but then when you get into the other--the details, one in four latino adults now report having diabetes. that's a 200% increase over 2007. and then you look at the body mass index, that has gone up by 48% over the same time period. and you know, the body mass index is going up at the same time the access to fresh fruits and vegetables has remained constant. so, it is reason for alarm, and that's why we're holding the tu salud healthcare-- health fair at eastridge mall on the 23rd, so. damian: so, what will be happening there at the fair? chris: well, we're going to have physicians there to talk a lot about specific healthcare topics. we're going to have nonprofits there, they're going to be delivering, have available a lot of information abou

the payout has put further pressure on the transport secretary, chris grayling.t a disaster and demanded he resign. the country cannot afford chris grayling, he has got to go, for the credibility of our nation, and my goodness me, the people working for him must be pulling their hair out, he stumbles from catastrophe to disaster and it's just gross incompetence on an industrial scale. enough is enough and this man has got to be out of his post by monday. chris grayling was nowhere to be seen — at his house, or his office, or his department today. but the government says its £33 million deal with eurotunnel was necessary to ensure vital medicines get through after brexit. the contracts and the ferries that are going to be available are critical for our contingency plans, so it's a good thing that the agreement has been made today. sources close to the case say the government felt it was being held over a barrel by eurotunnel and had it not settled, it could have faced seeing vital freight contracts being cancelled and would have had to publiclyjustify why it only

governor chris christie, thank you. >> thank you, chris. >> so i harp on the president's abuse of theth. why? because if we don't have that, it's a very difficult job to go anywhere else that's positive in the name of progress. now his son-in-law, accused of getting top security clearance despite warnings. where does it take us? that's the great debate. let's have it next. from sh rweigh you down. new infallible fresh wear foundation by l'oreal. get longwear coverage from our most lightweight, breathable formula. defies sweat and transfer. stays fresh. feels light. all day to night. new infallible fresh wear by l'oreal. you won't find relief here. congestion and pressure? go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray only relieves 6 symptoms, claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. - want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over 100,000 tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world like new york, from bus tours to breathtaking adventures.

chris cox is leaving along with chris daniels, the head of whatsapp.hat does it mean for the beleaguered social media giant? spotify's ceo says the company has suffered a big business impact from restrictions imposed by apple and it got more hostile hinting he is not excited about that change. emily: which is interesting that he and zuckerberg have been fairly well aligned over these years. sarah: facebook's history, chris cox's history at facebook in particular, has been about giving you what you want at social networks, develop new algorithms to give content that will make you like the product. this whole encrypted app messaging is not that world. it is a completely different challenge. it will be completely different problems associated with it. emily: so it is not necessarily clear if he is not aligned with this new mission or if he does not think he is the best person to do it. sarah: right. that many years that facebook is like 300 years. emily: let's talk about chris daniels, the head of whatsapp, leaving. he is not feeling chris cox's position

i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo primetime." >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. these are ashes on my head. i'm a catholic. this is part of a ritual that represents the cycle of life from dust you came, unto dust you will return, the priest tells you on this ash wednesday. i wish all of you observing this day a reflective lenten season. everybody, welcome to "primetime." congress now has the edits do michael cohen's false testimony. does it have the president's lawyers' fingerprints on it? we have new reporting tonight that takes us deeper inside the trump/moscow mystery. >>> and the democrats have launched tha eed their oversighs and president and his pals are finding ways to oppose. michael caputo doesn't want to give democrats the documents they're demanding from him. he says he doesn't have them and he says he's not the only one who's going to refuse. why, and who else? he'll tell you. >>> and why was fox news shut out from. all 2020 democratic debates? an inappropriate relationship with president trump says the dnc. we have the party chair here. what do you

does that mean chris grayling is safe in hisjob?is grayling survived theresa may's last reshuffle. if she gets her brexit deal through and if she goes on to have another cabinet reshuffle, and those are big ifs, there will be more surprises here. and a lot of criticism from critics if chris grayling is standing still at the end of that. throughout the day on bbc news, we've been giving you, our viewers, the opportunity to contribute to our brexit coverage. we'll bring you a flavour of what's been happening just after 7:30pm. and you can find more information about today's events at the bbc, and on brexit in general, at bbc.co.uk/brexit. a man has beenjailed for eight and a half years for the manslaughter of louella fletcher—michie, the daughter of the holby city actor, john michie. ceon broughton supplied his girlfriend with drugs, then flimed her as she was dying, at the bestival music event in dorset in 2017. her family told winchester crown court they'd been torn apart by her death, and their lives have been forever diminished. s

chris evans getting a special hug. i love chris evans even more. >> absolutely.of the stars of superpower dogs. it's a documentary that follows six incredible canines and it appears captain america met his match. >> henry, are you going eat that? go ahead. so good. okay, okay. they really are man's best friend. i can't imagine living alife he everything. it opens in ie max tomorrow. >> bye. now at eight ... i saw a man with a gun an armed robber takes over a coffee shop in the east bay ... and demands everyone's laptops.(whoosh) it's just very devastatinga south bay neighbor in shock at the deaths of two young boys and their mother.police are investigating the case as a murder suicide.(whoosh)and another p=r nightmare for pg&e ... the bankrupt utility wants to hand out a quarter=billion dolars in bonsues to executives, managers and other employees.reaction tonight from those left homeless by pg&e=caused fires.

me, chris pratt. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome, everyone. thanks for joining us on a busy friday. >> a lot of news to get to, so let's get started. here's tonight's top story. >> a federal judge has pushed back court appearances for lori loughlin and felicity huffman. the actresses both echarges in the college scandal will appear in court on april 3rd. one of loughlin's old interviews has come back to haunt her. >> when i have children, i always thought, i don't want to do anything that one day might rear its ugly head and my children have to pay the price for that. >> i'm just as scared as that. >> lovely played aunt becky on "full house." she discussed morality with the christian broadcasting network. >> the morals are right, and there's a message in every episode. you know, how to be a good person, how to be a better person. right from wrong. it's a good message. >> loughlin and huffman may be the most famous faces caught up in the scandal, but you might also recognize this woman.

more from chris and annita shortly. we arejoined by we are joined by caroline and chris.ed to the irish border because i think the peace process is far more important than brexit and i'm talking as someone than brexit and i'm talking as someone who than brexit and i'm talking as someone who wants than brexit and i'm talking as someone who wants out of the eu for 25 years. someone who wants out of the eu for 25 yea rs. as someone who wants out of the eu for 25 years. as i understand, theresa may's deal, we leave the political union, we leave the single market, we leave the ec], we leave the common agricultural and fisheries policy but we stay in the customs union because of the irish border. we keep that irish border open. we made commitments during the peace process to keep the border open. we had 3000 people die in the war and a lot of people injured and we can't let peace slip through our fingers. my let peace slip through our fingers. my question is about staying in the customs union and how that would affect us. how much influence do the ecj have? would we still have

we're back here with chris hayes from msnbc's "all in with chris hayes." this-- devin nunes suing twitter. is this a new one? i have not heard this before. >> it is wild what he's doing. >> stephen: can't we all sue twitter? >> every person i know is like, "look at my mentions, dude. welcome to twitter. people make fun of you." >> stephen: welcome to the octagon. you are going to get your ego ass-kicked. >> at one level it's, you know, it is hilarious and mockable. on another level, it's-- it's-- it's profoundly gross inhe sense that it's not hyperbole by too much to say the country is almost literally founded on mocking political leaders. htlyf the core values of the american revolution is mocking king gorge, and then, once they get their own democratic republic, mocking people through pamphlet s. >> stephen: and writing in the constitution that that's allowed. >> to use the corts as a weapon to discourage what is obviously protected speech against him is gross. >> stephen: let's talk about the-- ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's very subtle pand

chris is over at the plasma to break it down. chris, what are you looking at >> i think this is probably a worth a shot on the long side given some of the weakness we've seen recently. first let's talk about what's wrong with this picture. i'm going to do it for you in three numbers. 533. that's how many consecutive days ge has spent below its 200 day moving average every single time we've tested the 200, we have failed. so what about this move over the last few weeks do have we think is going to be different what about this move says we should step in and buy the stock? a couple of things number one, we had a big gap on january 31st right back to the 50 day $8.90, very good support i suspect that's going to hold i think the other big story here is when we look at the volume pro vifile of the stock, and mo importantly the up days, that has been more pronounced big up day, strong volume. what do we notice about the last two weeks here stock comes in, volume also comes in there hasn't been as much intensity on the downside. we thin

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i am chris cuomo, and welcome to prime time. the president reportedly lied to you and about something very serious. "the new york times" says the president ordered his former chief of staff to grant his son-in-law top secret security clearance against the recommendations of u.s. intel and his top aids. kelly wrote a memo about it. the white house counsel wrote a memo about it. both saying this was a wrong move. then the president told us he played no role. so did his daughter. and now the white house says they don't discuss clearances. we have a very valuable guest here. you know chris christie. governor of new jersey. he has a long running feud with jared kushner but this is all about full disclosure tonight. he has a book. you can read about it in there. is he willing to speak truth to power about this and other matters like what's going on with michael cohen? what's going on in congress. maybe he spills more beans next week. the governor thinks this alone should send a chill up the president's spine. listen. >> i am in consta

i want to send it over to chris cuomo for "cuomo primetime." >>> i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." is mueller making his last stand tomorrow with manafort or are more indictments coming or are we really now on report watch? the president's backers are preparing for war. that's why they're pushing democrats to make statements about impeachment. now one of the president's main warriors is here tonight. you yi judiciary committee member matt gates. the congressman from florida. what he thinks happens next legally and politically. >>> plus, celebrities among those indicted in a massive college admissions sti s sting. this is not about tinseltown. it's about what may be going on in towns all across this country. >>> and i still don't get why the u.s. isn't more aggressive with this boeing plane. they know there are issues with the flight controls. it's nobt at panic. it's about practicality. why be so determined to leave them in the air? is it about money? what do you say? let's get after it. >>> look, here's what we have coming up this week. manafort tomorrow, w

and what stands out for you, chris? >> well, it strikes me as imminently reasonable offer, not really an offer, a declaration by the attorney general, the fact is that the report was only given to, at what, 5:00 a week ago, so seven days ago, to bill barr. he then summarized that on sunday the idea that he was going to be able to make the whole report public, having dealt with the issues as you pointed out, grand jury testimony, intelligence information, he would be able to do that by tuesday, in about nine days. i think it seems like a pretty reasonable position for the attorney general to take, particularly when you see jonathan talking about the white house isn't going to get a look at the report before congress does or the public does. having said that, my guess is that the democrats will say it's an offer they can't accept. and they will say, well, it's already been thought that if they don't turn it over right away, it was a coverup, there was scrubbing. yes, the white house counsel may not look at it but the pres

chris?s hollywood success during a behind the scenes shoot years before he'd land the lead role in "jurassic world." >> i got a text message from steven spielberg. i'll have to get back to you later about "jurassic park 4." boom. >> we met chris in 2002 on set. >> i shined college for a prestigious career in door-to-door sales. i made national salesman of the year. and acquired a taste for rejection. which eventually led me to acting. >> you're going to screw this whole thing up, you realize that, right? >> back to my goals as an actor, me, chris pratt. >> way before chris found fame on "parks and rec," he was a waiter at bubba gump's shrimp and used to live in a van. >> i wasn't lonely in this van, i had roommates. it's not as bad as it seems. oh, look at this young boy full of ambition. >> that young boy would go on to become an avenger and dominate the box office. despite success he's kept the same philosophy. >> i want to never take life too seriously. i want to always make decisions tha

>> yeah, chris., redrawing those district lines, congressional district lines in a way that gives an advantage to one party, a disadvantage to the other. what the supreme court is looking at, as you say, two different states here. take a look at one of them. maryland, you can see already lines everywhere on this screen right here. it looks like a maze. what you basically have, though, in maryland right now, there are eight congressional districts in the state. seven of them are represented by democrats, one my republicans. and republicans in maryland are the ones saying, hey, this map is a gerrymander, specifically they are looking at this one. that's the number six there, the sixth district of maryland. they say democrats control maryland. what they essentially did with this map, the democrats controlled it and essentially added in the d.c. suburbs, scattered out republican votes elsewhere, guaranteed a pickup for the party. this had been a republican district for a while. so that's the contention t

let's pick up with chris mason in westminster. chris, i'm looking at that list.she will not revoke. it doesn't sound like she wa nts to revoke. it doesn't sound like she wants to extend but she doesn't want to be in the european elections which me —— which leaves and deal or no deal. it does. framing heri commence around wanting to put her deal forward commence around wanting to put her dealforward or the prospect of commence around wanting to put her deal forward or the prospect of the uk either leaving without a deal or certainly not leaving in a situation where she is still prime minister. she linked to getting a deal and getting out with how long she might stay in office. it is worth repeating these key dates. step back and look at the result of these news conferences in the last 30 minutes. the european council summit concluded there is an extension until the 22nd of may if the prime minister can get her deal through the commons next week for an extension until the 12th of april, about two weeks on the end of next week, if she (n0 audio) hate out and drop i

chris: that is what you've seen in japan.ove while the public sector has gotten worse. the country has a single balance sheet your -- a single balance sheet. david: many thanks to alan ruskin and chris wilcox. stay tuned to bloomberg tv for our coverage -- the fed decides. that is at 2:00 new york time. 2018 was a rough year for hedge funds. how the industry fair this year? kate holleran joins us and follow the lead. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak." coming up the next hour, black rock global fixed income cio. it is time for follow the lead, a deep dive into stories making headlines and moving markets with key insights from industry veterans. today we are looking at the hedge fund industry. 2018 was rough year for hedge funds. returns were -4.5%. only fixed income relative value posted positive returns while long/short equity funds drastically underperformed. for the hedge fund outlook we welcome kate holleran, barclays head of u.s. capitol. you have this terrific outlook surveying what is going on w

we will start with the guardian, and chris grayling. people have been adding up the numbers, they have been tossing them up. the headline is calls for chris grayling to quit after £30 million ferry fiasco, but that figure is a lot higher. it is worse than that. in the space of 2a hours we learned that chris grayling had cost the taxpayer £200 million because of some of his judgement. the probation reforms he oversaw as minister ofjustice and the £33 million to eurotunnel to make up for the ferry fiasco when he was giving contracts the ferry fiasco when he was giving co ntra cts to the ferry fiasco when he was giving contracts to ferry company which didn't have any ferries because he should have let eurotunnel know it and didn't. but it is worse than that, if £200 million isn't enough,

i'm chris matthews, back from two weeks in beautiful new zealand. getting up at 5:00 in the morning 8,000 miles away to hear michael cohen was well worth it because it gave me a clearer picture of this president. cohen testified what it was like being in the room with trump, taking orders from him, feeling his attitude toward those women he had been with. it's different than just hearing he had paid some women off. or catching his flippant attitude toward the country and the vietnam war he was fighting at the time. cohen told us how he, rich donald trump, said anyone who accepted the call to duty was a chump. he said, quote, "do you have think i'm stupid? i'm not going to vietnam." so let me go to where the investigation of donald trump is clearly headed. the committee to launch articles of impeachment house judiciary has started a new investigation, obstruction of justice, public description and abuses of power. congressman jerry nadler demanded documentary evidence from over 80 people and organizations associated with trump. nadler's committee wan

chris: it is remarkable.n, all around this area you will hear chainsaws, you will usee people trying to cle after this tornado. buactually, at the center where the storm hit, it looks like houses have simply disappead. it looks like they have evaporated. there are trees down and even there is some household goods lying about the place. but for all intents and purposes, houses that were there yesterday morning simply don't exist today. is shocking, and deeply shocking for those people who live in this area. i just went up with somebody who owns some land here. you get a real sense of shock from them when they there and they realize not only are the buildings gone, but beyond that, there are people who are gone, too, because of destructive tornado. search and rescue attempts are still continuing in various places, as they look for people who still remain missing. but to give you an idea of how ferocious the winds were, the national weath service were telling me earlier that it one case, a car they believed was