christine. we are getting more information from the blue house about what exactly was talked about on friday at that summit. kim jong-un has agreed to shutdown his nuke test site in the northeast of the country. he will do that in may. that is a fairly tight timeframe considering may starts tomorrow. he also said he would invite experts and journalists along to make sure it was transparent. he had an interesting comment as well according to the blue house. he is not the kind of person who would launch a nuke missile against south korea or the united states. this is clearly a different kim jong-un that we are seeing in the summit as a matter of months ago, that was the threat we did hear from north korea. certainly a big change of events. he also said that he rejected reports that this test site was obsolete because it had collapsed. that is not true. they had two more tunnels that were in good condition. if they were going to be aggressive and if they were going to end the korean war and if they

the city's clean up things that christine will be out here even longer. for anything for was matter. intake inflicted. now is to say. oh well. for many homeless people in l.a. a lack of affordable housing makes it almost impossible to get off the streets. liston three percent of the city's rental market is vacant. we walk around most of the night and then christine shows me something breaking. this is the famous grouse. that i called my home. now the memories here in. so that was this is home for me. i do this home there's four walls. that's all to cheer in. again. to say god i mean that mike. and he says in mind. this is my back. don't be a stranger ok. well this is tiny homes could help people like christine until they get back on their feet back in compton the pressure is on for him to finish ravens tiny house. but he still needs to locate a place we can put it some way the city clean up won't easily find these are just two of over eight thousand watts of the city controls. but. often stuff is not allowed. and while searching he gets a coup. right even

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i'm christine romans. >> i'm alex marquardt. good to have you back. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. 4:00 p.m. in beijing. we will have reports from beijing in a moment. this morning, we are waiting to see the action president trump will take on the fbi raid on the home and office of his long-time personal attorney michael cohen. fbi agents acting on a search warrant from the referral from robert mueller and the russia investigation. to the u.s. attorney here in new york city. the president's anger was on full display in the cabinet room. >> why don't i just fire mueller? well, i think it is a disgrace what's going on. we'll see what happens. it is really a sad saituation when you look at what happened. many people said you should fire him. again, they found nothing and in finding nothing that's a big statement to have this witch hunt constantly going on for over 12 months now. actually much more than that. you could say it was after i won the nomination it started. it is a disgrace. a real disgrace. it's an attack on our country in a true sense and attack on what we sta

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dave and christine? >> you see the two leaders with dirt and soil from both sides from both countries planting a peace tree. that is the symbolism there. this is you know, i invite you to the north. now is the time to come to the north. that is when you saw him hold out his hand and drag president moon across the northern part of the demarcation line. this is the atmosphere in which today is being conducted. i spoke to the south korean foreign minister here in seoul. she is at the talks. she said this is going to be a flexible summit. we have denuclearization first and we need to talk about a peace treaty and normalization. we will see whether the key points are on the table in a meaningful way and not just aspirationally and using the same tired language that proved to be failed language from the past. >> that foreign minister in the comments to you, credited president trump who deserves a lot of credit to get us to this point. given the context of the iran deal and president trump called it insane and

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i'm alex marquardt. >> i'm christine romans. let's start with the revelations about what fbi agents were looking for when they raided trump's personal lawyer and fixer michael cohen. the warrant sought communications with trump and cohen about the "access hollywood" tape. that is on top of what we know investigators are seeking on efforts to prevent the eruption of stories on two women who claim they had affairs with donald trump. stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. gloria borger has the latest. >> reporter: alex and christine, the fbi agents that raided michael cohen's home, office and hotel room on monday were looking for communications between then candidate trump and cohen and perhaps others about efforts to prevent the release of the infamous "access hollywood" tape. you remember this. it captured donald trump making lewd remarks about women before the election. the warrant specifically references trump in the search warrant. that is a direct mention of donald trump in the search warrant. sources say it appeared in connectio

dave and christine. >> the weapon of choice. alex, thanks. >>> the gunman accused of killing four people at waffle house in nashville set to appear in court tomorrow morning. travis reinking faces four counts of criminal homicide. the arrest was in the wooded area near his apartment. he immediately requested a lawyer. the shooting is raising questions if the suspect's father should face charges after giving his son guns after being barred from possessing them. >> is it possible his father could be subject to gun laws? could his father have violated gun laws? >> it is possible if you transfer to a person. >> you are looking at police dash cam video of police chasing reinking last week. he stole a car from the bmw dealership. >>> closing arguments scheduled to begin in the bill cosby retrial. the defense rested its case monday after calling a dozen witnesses. as was the case in the first trial, cosby chose not to take the stand. the 80-year-old is accused of drugging and molesting andrea constand at his home no 2004. juror -- home

christine. dave. >> leyla on the border there. >>> u.s. agencies are right aiee surveillance of north korea and now the two leaders of korea have committed to peace and denuclearization, the spy agencies are briefing the u.s. daily. >> mike pompeo sees an opportunity to rid the peninsula of nukes, but insists a deal must be irreversible. >> we use the word with great intention. we will require the steps that demonstration that denuclearization is achieved. we will not take promises. we will not take words. we are looking for actions and deeds. until such time, the president has made it clear. we will keep the pressure campaign in place until we achieve it. >> the progress on the korean peninsula had the president's support supporters in a frenzy at a rally in michigan. >> that's very nice. that's very nice. nobel. >> nobel peace prize for president trump. think about that possibility. for the latest developments on the korean peninsula, we go lvee to seoul and bring in paula hancocks. paula, wha

dave and christine. >> dan simon, thank you. >>> cdc reporting 30 new cases of e. coli linked to lettuce from arizona. 18 people in 19 states have become ill. half of those sickened are hospitalized. the cdc repeating the message to restaurants and retailers not to eat, buy, serve or sell romaine lettuce until confirming it is not from the yuma, arizona growing region. >>> teachers in arizona walk out today pushing for better pay and more money for education. in tucson and mesa, they lined the streets to build the support for red for ed efforts. more than 100 districts cancelling classes today and tomorrow. teachers in colorado starting a walkout with a rally in denver today. it is expected to draw thousands. it was a spark that now has spread to a forest fire across the country. demanding better pay. >>> what data user scandal? facebook keeps growing. more than 2 billion users worldwide. "cnn money" is next. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio

opening her mouth and adopting our way christine let's. say this i.m.f.boss christine legarde praises cryptocurrency and suggests it could transform the way people see and invest i would posit that it has already see you know transform the way people save and invest it's already done that she's saying it could do that the coin is a black hole and it is sucking in folks from all walks of life and money from all points on the globe and as it expands it just the wharfs the size of anything else trying to compete with it that includes various money regimes it also includes various high level bankers and economists so christine legarde is just the latest to get in to the bitcoin black hole and she'll be utterly transformed she'll be talking about the white paper soon everything she thought she knew about economics is over rule everything she thought she knew about the way the world works is now no longer viable she is now an apostle of satoshi welcome christine legarde be even do. new. fun to do. low i also want to point out somebody else we've mocked many tim

christine kim for the first time back at our heritage panel. we're going to structure this today as a conversation. i'm going to be posing questions to our panelists and asking them to interact with each other. we want to highlight both the concrete, what's going on concretely, particularly at running rebels, which dawn leads in milwaukee, but bob has from across the country and christine from academic research and looking at what the evidence says or does not say and sometimes we see that the successes at that we're going to talk about today are eluding eluding researchers and we want to understand better why that's happening. so, dawn, let me begin with you. we want to make sure that we have a ground level understanding of what running rebels is all about. who you're serving. what their needs are and what some of the services you offer are at running rebels in milwaukee. >> well, just a little bit of history about running rebels. it was founded by my husband victor when he was 19 years old. he saw that gangs were start to go come into milwauk

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>> reporter: christine, it is a turn around. if you go back to the beginning of the past weekend, the russians and syrians were saying get the team in here as fast as possible. with we control the neighborhood in douma. we have force there is. we can make it -- forces there. we can make it safe. the inspection team ride into damascus on saturday and cannot get out. russian officials say that is because of the british, american and french air strikes. the real concern seems to be that while the inspectors are able to get to the site, evidence on the ground could be tampered with or chemical residue to slowly seep away. the russians are saying it is not us stopping us, but it is a process that is happening. today the syrians and russians will do a test drive into the neighborhood to make sure it is safe for the inspectors to get out there. the reality is despite saying over weekend they wanted that inspection team in there fast, russia and syria are slow rolling the access for the opcw into the site. this is a point of contention

christine shawcroft resigned because a——ofa christine shawcroft resigned because a —— ofa lot of the —— of a lot of the pressure on her, and a labour party donor has taken action? yes, he has given one and a half million pounds to the labour party, sir david garrard, he has gone from handing over that money over the last 15 years to effectively tearing up his party membership card, as he is very disillusioned with this row around anti—semitism. there are those within the labour movement, particularly those loyal to jeremy corbyn, who say that the model we aspire to create in terms of the jeremy corbyn labour party is that opposed to relying on big pocketed individual donors, you have a mass membership that is sufficiently large with relatively small donations from a lot of people making a big difference. in the election campaign there was evidence they benefited from that, but it is still quite striking that somebody whose loyalty to the party extended to handing over a lot of money isn't just stopping giving money to the party, he is actively walking away from that party. tell us ab

boss christine lagarde praises cryptocurrency and suggests it could transform the way people see and invest i would posit that it has already see you know transform the way people save and invest it's already done that she's saying it could do that the coin is a black hole and it is sucking in folks from all walks of life and money from all points on the globe and as it expands it just to war of the size of anything else trying to compete with it that includes various money regimes it also includes various high level bankers and economists so christine legarde is just the latest to get in to the bitcoin black hole and she'll be utterly transformed she'll be talking about the white paper soon everything she thought she knew about economics is over rule everything she thought she knew about the way the world works is now no longer viable she is now an apostle of satoshi welcome christine legarde bugan do. buga new. phone to do. low i also want to point out somebody else we've mocked many times over the years who also has come around because we did give him a lot of attention when he ha

christine, thank you for your time and your insight.t was christine lee who witnessed what she described, that red suv trying to escape a chp officer and dragging him or her along with that car. >> we'll follow this and have another update later. we'll be right back. breaking ne this is a look from our sky ranger. chp officer down and bein gtreated. >>> and we have an update here. a driver of an suv arrested and detained, two people, after a chp officer was trying to make an arrest. witnesses tell us the suv took off partially dragging the officer on the freeway. it looks like two suspects have been contained now. the officer being treated at the scene. of course, we'll follow this closely but we want to give you a warning, lanes are blocked eastbound 80, three of them. >>> before we leave you, a live look at the at&t park with the dodgers and giants on nbc bay area. we have programming notes. watch the nbc primetime lineup on cozy tv on comcast channel 186 or 11-2. "blind spot" airs at 8:00 and "dateline" at 9:00. the dodgers and giant

christine: i am a former lawyer by background. will say that let's have the facts, the real facts. on that basis, let's make sure that there is remedial action taken at country level in a cooperative way. so that everybody compares notes, and there is an overall improvement. i think that has to take place within a unilateral system and mechanism. the value of it is everybody is bound by it. it cannot be solo. it has to be all of us together. haslinda: have you been satisfied with the economic reforms in china? at a broader level, the u.s. takes issue with the fact that china has not committed to economic reforms since it became a wto member. chinaine: i was just in two days ago and i listen to president xi's speech and his commitment to reform, in order to better protect it. that he was planning to lower tariffs on imports of different products, including automobiles. that he was planning on lowering cap's -- caps and barriers and listen to insurance and banking businesses. we need to see delivered in the coming months. --se are c

i'm christine romans. i thought it was friday. it isn't. it is friday eve. thursday, april 19th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. there is nobody tougher on russia than the president. the president decided to scrub plans on sanctions for russia over the syrian regime. the president under scored the decision at the news conference in florida with the japanese prime minister. >> we'll do sanctions as soon as they very much deserve it. we will have -- that is a question. there has been nobody tougher on russia than president donald trump. >> caught in the middle of that is ambassador nikki haley. she has not been told about the change of sourcourse before shet on the talk shows sunday. >> the prime minister shinzo abe was expected to talk about trade, but he decided to sit down for an interview with special counsel robert mueller as the prime minister waited. >> there was no collusion. that has been found by the house intelligence committee. no collusion. no collusion with russia other than by the democrats or as i call them the objestructionists. it is a bad thing for o

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is 31 minutes past the hour. we start with breaking news. authorities are warning people to keep doors locked and eyes open as long as the waffle house attackers is on the loose. 29-year-old travis reinking shot and killed four people with an ar-15 rifle on early sunday morning. reinking is known to have a history of mental problems. he was arrested last year after breaching a security barrier at the white house. the guns were given to his father and his father gave them back to reinking. for more, let's go to cnn's diane gallagher in antioch, tennessee. >> reporter: dave and christine, of course, above all else, people here in antioch, tennessee and surrounding area are on edge. we are looking at more than 24 hours now since the shooting. they still do not know where he is. they have been looking for him and used k-9s trying to find this man and still no sign of 29-year-old travis reinking. now, they say that just after 3:00 a.m. on sunday, central time, he came to the waffle house here and parked his truck. he

i'm christine romans. we are following breaking news.rities warning people to keep their doors locked and eyes open as long as the gunman in the waffle house attack is on the loose. 29-year-old travis reinking shot and killed four people with the ar-15 early sunday morning. known to have a history of mental problems. last july, he was arrested after breaching the white house security barrier demanding a meeting with the president at the time. president trump. federal law enforcement managed to have his weapons taken away and gave them to his father who then gave them back to travis reinking. let's go to diane gallagher with more from antioch, tennessee. >> reporter: dave and christine, of course, above all else, people here in antioch, tennessee and surrounding area are on edge. we are looking at more than 24 hours now since the shooting. they still do not know where he is. they have been looking for him and used k-9s trying to find this man and still no sign of 29-year-old travis reinking. now, they say that just after 3:00 a.m. on sund

christine: yes, his popular support has eroded badly.no doubt that maduro will get reelected barring some unprecedented violence. but the fact is that, you know, he needs the support of the military to ensure that he stays in office one tea wins it. carol: up next, the truth about the border wall between united states and mexico. taylor: and burning man steps out of the desert into the art gallery. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ welcome to the xfinity store. i can tell you about... streaming the most free tv shows and movies on the go. yeah, and... xfinity internet. it's so fast! and you can save by... by getting up to 5 mobile lines included. whoa, you're good. i'm just getting started. ♪ simple. easy. awesome. come see how you could save $400 or more a year with xfinity mobile. plus ask how to keep your current phone. visit your local xfinity store today. taylor: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm taylor riggs. and i'm carol massar. of next, border wall technology. and a u.k. bookmaker making a big bet on america

i welcome christine who is a -- before joining us in 2006 christine held administrative positions at several universities. thealso spent a summer with executive office of the mayor of washington, d.c. helping to rebuild the city's use advisory council. -- youth advisory council. she received a masters degree in public policy from georgetown university and has recently competed her doctorate degree there is well. we welcome dr. christine kim. we are going to structure this as a conversation. i'm going to be posing questions to our panelists and asking them to interact with each other. we want to highlight the concrete -- what is going on concretely at running rebels in milwaukee. bob has perfected on this from across the country and christine from academic research looking at what the evidence says or does not say. sometimes we see that the successes we are going to talk about today are eluding researchers and we want to understand better why that is happening. dawn, let me begin with you. we want to make sure we have a ground-level understanding of what running rebels is all about. w

i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. we will be live in moscow shortly. a former fbi director james comey speaking out. calling the president morally unfit to be president. and the kremlin has compromising information on president trump. comey's interview with george stephanopolus with abc news. >> he says anyone who treats women like pieces of meat and lies about everything is not fit to be president. >> is donald trump unfit to be president? >> yes. but not in the way i hear people talk about it. i don't buy stuff about him being mentally incompetent or early stages of dementia. i don't think he is medically unfit to be president. i think he is morally unfit to be president. >> comey was asked about special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation and what it might find about the president. >> do you think the russians have something on donald trump? >> i think it is possible. i don't know. these are more words i never thought i would utter about a president of the united states. it's possible. >> that's stunning. you cannot say for certain that th

a lot of questions here, christine.e video of how the suspect was taken into custody and apparently he had his phone in his hand and pointing it at the officer like it was a gun saying kill me. the officers showing restraint saying get down and get down. he eventually did get down and was arrested and police are hoping in the next few weeks to learn a lot more about a motive. >> we know that public security and safety officials in big skis around the -- cities around the world are watching this because of the incidents of rented van for van into a weapon. paula, thank you for that. >>> the gunman accused of killing four people at waffle house near nashville said to appear in court tomorrow morning. travis reinking faces four counts of criminal homicide. a tip from the community led to the arrest in a wooded area near his apartment monday afternoon. police say reinking surrendered without struggle and immediately requested a lawyer. the shooting is raising questions if his father should face charges for giving his son gu

christine: yes, his popular support has eroded badly.no doubt that maduro will get reelected barring some unprecedented violence. but the fact is that, you know, he needs the support of the military to ensure that he stays in office one tea wins it. carol: up next, the truth about the border wall between united states and mexico. taylor: and burning man steps out of the desert into the art gallery. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ taylor: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm taylor riggs. carol: and i'm carol massar. up next, border wall technology. and a u.k. bookmaker making a big bet on america. taylor: all of this ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: we're back with the editor-in-chief of bloomberg businessweek, joel weber. in the finance section, you tell us about the long-term stock exchange. joel: it has been bubbling for a while as an idea. he looked at the stock exchange and said wait, what if there was a different way of doing this that rewarded long-term investors? so much we talk about is this thing

, you are right, that is amazing. >> hale irwin and shane donahue and christine brennan, thank you forit is going to be a wild saturd saturday. wet here at round three of the masters. thank you for being with us. i'm vince cellini and enjoy the i'm vince cellini and enjoy the 82nd playing in augusta. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> you are live in the newsroom and welcome in, i'm monica ana and several people are dead after an attack that police are saying is deliberate. it happen ed ed in muenster, g m germany. witnesses say

christine hartwell/mother of julia hartwell: "i think it's ridiculous.ldren who are four years old speak from their heart so they should be able to call kids anything loving me or my best friend you're my best pal."the georgetown preschool offered this explanation to julia's parents, saying "the term best friend can lead other children to feel excluded and it can ultimately lead to the formation of cliques and outsiders," encouraging their students to have a wider group of friends. dr. gregory young/pediatric psychologist: "although i think that words are really important and the term 'best' does have an implied meaning to it, i don't know if the right answer is necessarily denying children the ability to use that term." christine hartwell/mother of julia hartwell: "even now she goes to say it in a loving way -- 'i'm going to go see my best friend charlie' or this one or that one -- and she looks at me sideways and she's saying it and she's checking in with me to see if that language is ok." (justine) that was gary brode reporting. so far christine hartw

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i'm alex marquardt. >> i'm christine romans. it is friday the 13th. april 13th. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. 11:00 a.m. in northern syria. we will have a report in a few minutes. in the book, fired fbi director james comey blasts donald trump in brutal terms calling him unethical and untethered to truth and insurantitutional val. ego driven and personal loyalty. it exploded into public view last night. cnn obtained a copy. comey calls the trump presidency a forest fire and says aspects of the loyalty oath and boss in complete control reminded him of the days prosecuting the mob. >> and comey recounts the first meeting with president trump. comey said the only question of the russian meddling, you found no impact on the result, right? >> and the d on oossier and the unverified claims that russia had video of trump watching prostitutes urinate. he was obsessed with the golden shower information. if his wife melania thought it was true, he rolled on and explained why it could not possibly be true. ending it by saying asking me to i

pot they're going to write the voice of christine been. the third king of the house of my kingdom of jordan. a controversial figure never far from a political crisis well. let me. ask you. he came to power in a succession crisis after his grandfather's assassination. janet. janet says. he joined egypt and syria in the one nine hundred sixty seven war against israel. he walked a tightrope between the arab world israel the palestinians and the west. at the moment. the out of the boy. up and up and a cynical opportunists maneuvering to stay in power or a major political figure whose legacy is still felt in the middle east today. this is the story of king hussein of jordan. the twentieth of july one thousand nine hundred fifty one was a critical day in the history of jordan. king abdullah lebanon has been the founder of the kingdom was attending friday prayers at a lock the mosque in eastern jerusalem when he was confronted by a young palestinian man. abdullah was shot dead at the gate of the mosque. he had paid the ultimate price for what pal

dave and christine? >> polo, thanks. >>> the 53rd academy of country music awards sunday night in las vegas. and we begin with a somber tribute by jason aldean and other country stars to the victims of the las vegas mass shooting six months ago. >> we wanted to open the show with something that sums up what it's like for our country family to be back in las vegas for the first time since october 1. well thought about starting with a song, but it's a lot bigger than a single song. it's everything here tonight, the songs that bring us to our feet, make you want to pull someone close or just live in the moment. >> that's for sure. it was all about the unifying and healing power of music. aldine was on stage when the shooting began last october. so it seemed fitting that he won the biggest award of the night for entertainer of the year. one that shows other big highlights is carrie underwood's return to the stage. her first television appearance since injuring her face which required 40 to 50 stitches. >>> s

christine and dave. >> brynn, thank you. very busy day yesterday.hannity gave his version on the fox news program last night. downplaying his attorney/client relationship with michael cohen. also saying he expected the communications to be covered by attorney/client privilege. >> let me set the record straight. here's the truth. michael cohen never represented me in any legal matter. i never retained his services. i never received an invoice. i never paid michael cohen for legal fees. i did have occasional brief conversations with michael cohen. he is a great attorney about legal questions i had or i was looking for input. my discussions with michael cohen never rose to any level that i needed to tell anyone that i was asking him questions. >> one of hannity's guests, alan dershowitz, did scold him over failing to disclose his relationship with cohen. >> i really think that you should have disclosed your relationship with cohen when you talked about him on the show. you could have said that you had asked him for advice or whatever. i think it would