krils t christie, thank you. stomp coming up, we're taking a close look at the carnaval festivitie festivities. you can stay up to date on this crazy memorial day weekend weather by downloading the bay map, and if you already didn't know, it's free. >>> police chief phil scott is facing calls to resign because of a raid on a freelance journalists home. on friday the chief admitted the raid may have violated the law. today the police commission released a statement calling scott a leader with high integrity for apologizing to the people. a much different tone than yesterday when the president of the police officers union called for scotto to resign. >>> now, the early morning fire that forced 21 people out of their home. the fire was contained mostly in the three-story building but it did manage to move to a neighboring one. nobody was hurt in that fire. >>> a approximate teachers strike for teachers in east bay. they are hammering out an agreement with their union. they started at 9:00 this morning and they are s

most prestigious in the world a few days later these precious works were to be auctioned off by christie's. dozens of masterpieces will be changing hands including these two eighteenth century bronze heads a rat and a rabbit which had once been housed in the imperial palace in beijing their sale sparked an uproar in china. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. but the present owner doesn't agree to that is she who has given you credit it is there is there. she's on my shoulder shake a fellow when one is of your own book will it be today cryptic on that lake it actually. except that these heads were stolen back in the nineteenth century it was an eight hundred sixty june the second opium war when french and british troops plundered the forbidden city and ransacked the summer palace. still today the destruction and fair ft are a deep scar for the chinese people. beyond their aesthetic value the bronze heads are considered as priceless items of chinese heritage. should p.r. bags in their former return. to syracuse are you know they raise on me due to t

you said essentially that chris christy was lying. what's he lying about?bout the traffic study. he was told about it by me in august of 2013. and then seven people under oath during the trial testified to his knowledge prior, too. so there is a lot of things that he's, you know, had a very forgetful memory about. >> why couldn't -- if you informed him in august, how did that not -- what prevented that from getting established as fact am your case and in bill be beroni's case? >> i testified in court as did bill beroni as did others. it just didn't resonate, i guess, but it was the truth, it's how it happened, and we laid out a time frame and a timeline, and that was how it went. and, unfortunately, the seven people that even testified stating that the governor had knowledge of the traffic study all are people who have done very well by the governor after their testimony. >> i want to put -- governor christie put out a statement again after your comments, and here's what he said. it's worded very interestingly. as i've said before, i had no knowledge of thi

reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> okay. >> christie, thank you. >>> how about an outdoor viewing party? the weather suspect putting a damper on sharks fans. yep. the sharks are playing hockey. all these people are watching the game. the game is in st. louis. a lot of fans are just now heading to the stadium. this is a live look. grab a seat right there on the grass. bring your ponchos if you'd like. watch the sharks on the big screen. game three against the st. louis blues in the western conference final. >>> well, it's going to feel like winter in may. at least in the sierra. this is peak near lake tahoe. light rain is falling. no snow yet. cars are zipping by. it looks really good. that is going to change. so if you're driving that way later, tonight into tomorrow, please bring chains. >>> we are following breaking news. a deadly crash in the east bay causing a major backup in oakland. our nbc bay area skyranger is overhead. this is on highway 24 near the 51st street offramp. this crash happened about 90 minutes ago. witnesses say a person was r

being blown off the land due to the changing conditions it's a big deal and on to soybeans which christie alluded to in the intro bloomberg is reporting that state green producers in china are winding down these so-called goodwill purchases of usa sawyer exports since goodwill seems to now be in scarce supply in the u.s. china trade talks what's the outlook for u.s. soil exports and the world's oil market especially in light also of the continuing swine flu outbreak in china which is dampening demand for soya animal feed. look we're looking at almost double the amount of unsold soybeans for next year the the market looks pretty dire for a soirée and in fact just this morning china said we're just not buying it we're done so that's going to cause a shock and the other problem of course that everybody is dying to take our position is the global supplier of soy brazil argentina they're stepping right up to the plate and you know the the accepted wisdom is that once the market is gone it doesn't easily come back so that's the position we're in and in terms of the swine flu we are really losin

reporting live in san ramon, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. >>> for president trump, power struggles at home and abroad right now for the second time in less than a week, a north korean missile launch is stroking tensions. at the u.s. capital, unexpected pressure from the republican-run senate intelligence committee demanding more testimony from his son donald trump junior. >> for my son after being exonerated to knnow get a subpoa to go again and speak again, yeah, i'm pretty surprised. >> and when the world series winning boston red sox went to the white house today, the head coach mvp star pitcher and others boycotted opposing the president's treatment of people of color. >>. >>> he's delivering on a campaign promise. today, the governor unveiled his revised budget plan. there is additional money for k through 12 education, wildfires and like governor brown before him a rainy day fund. $1 billion is designated for homeless services including meant the health and transition housing. the governor was stern when he called it out of control. >> the homeless issu

nbc bay area's christie smith joins us with the details of this proposal, christie? >> reporter: well, this all came from a discussion about vision zero. and that's of course the city's bold proposal to eliminate traffic-related deaths in the coming years, and then it turned to this. people walk in the crosswalk, believing it's safe when sometimes it isn't. so, would eliminating certain turns help to make it safer? san francisco streets are a constant battle for space between cars, scooters, light rail, bikes and pedestrians. people who walk them say even in the crosswalk they've had close calls. >> i had to stand down and just allow the car to proceed. >> reporter: marty martin thinks he'd be safer if drivers could no longer make the right turn on a red light. but david flores thinks it would just create more gridlock. >> a lot of times traffic is very excessive. when you have that function to turn right or left. >> reporter: already san francisco has seen 14 traffic deaths. five were because a driver failed to yield to a person in a crosswalk. at a recent meeting,

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it's expected to sell for 50 to $70 million at christies. even though it remains highly controversial. >> people were thinking he's out of his mind. people called it outer worldly, awful, everything it was a really radic sculpture. >> this piece is titled buffalo it comes from the state of beatrice meyer. and it's expected to sellro between 50 and $70 million. soeleby's will one of monet's paintings for over $55 miion. fou're in the market for an animal skull tour, you can pick it at sotheby's for 2 to $3 million. i'm robert frank at christies in manhattan. >>> a final look at thest day o wallet, big selloff to start the week off down 279 points. the s&p 500 dow 69 points today. >> what a day. >>> that does it for nightly businereport. i'm sue herera. >> have a great evening. we'll see you torrow. >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for amica's neglected need >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> i'm flying!

ron christie, thank you. -- going on with this whole time. ron christie thank you. look at the days of the news. the u.s. military has announced a macrease in sexual assault despite use of efforts to address the problem. figures show 20,000 incidents of unwanted sexual contact in 2018t up a q from when the survey was last conducted in 2016. acting secretary patrick p shanahan says ns to criminalize sexual harassment in the military. thousands of people are being evacuated from villag on india's eastern coastline ahead of a cyclone. the cyclone is heading towards in state with wind speeds excess of 120 miles an hour, and it is expected to make landfall on friday. officials have shut down operations atwo major ports from the east coast. health authorities fm the caribbean island of seen this yet have quarantined -- st. lucia ha ship after a case of measles was diagnosed. thoughtisu. to be owned and operated by the church of scientology. laand the king of thaind has married his long-term hartner, givi the title of queen. the first for the deputy commander of the bodygu

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, christi and victor. joe biden will be here in philadelphia in just a few hours for that official kickoff rally, wrapping up the three-week tour of the country as a presidential candidate. biden in his speech will be offering his vision for how to unify the country. with the first five weeks of his 2020 run behind him, joe biden turning to a new phase in his campaign. >> i'll be president for all of america. not just the base. >> reporter: first at campaign headquarters and kickoff rally in philadelphia, pennsylvania. a state democrats lost to donald trump in 2016 and one where biden seeing an opening. a recent poll found biden beating trump in a head-to-head matchup by 11 points. >> if i'm going to be able to beat donald trump in 2020, it's going to happen here. >> reporter: in the early weeks of his campaign, biden enjoying his stronger than expected front-runner status, topping national polls. lining up endorsements in key early states. and raking in more money in the first 24 hours than any of his dem

around the same time, chris christie recalled a telephone call with the president and asked what christie thought about firing the special counsel. christie advised against doing so because there was no substantive basis for the president to fire the special counsel and because the president would lose support from republicans in congress if he did so. that's the end of that part of the mueller report. now, though the president's aides ultimately refused to carry out his orders and prepared to resign rather than do so, the president persisted. as mueller row counts, two days after directing mcgann to have the special counsel removed the president made another attempt to affect the course of the russia investigation. on june 19th, 2017, the president met one-on-one in the oval office with former -- his former campaign manager cory lewandowski, a trusted advisor outside the government and dictated a message for lewandowski to deliver to sessions. the message said that sessions should publicly announce that notwithstanding his recusal from the russia investigation, that the investigation was

n brks krrk christie smith join where a lot of students decided to stay home. >> reporter: you could really see the difference. there were hardly any students out here walking home. a spokesperson said 20% of the students who actually go here came to school today. today we saw officers stationed over there and the fbi says they are involved because they were asked to be. a show of force by san ramon police, officers drove around the campus of california high school and even walked the halls, all in response to three separate threats of violence in a matter of days. >> there is a lot of people that didn't show up today. >> reporter: this junior showed up knowing police would be here but she was still concerned. >> yesterday someone wrote in a bathroom stall they would shoot up the library and courtyard. >> reporter: kids say there were also racist slurs. police say they have no clear evidence of a credible threat but not taking any chances, even

christie had no intention of complying with the residence -- he thought the request was and christie did not want to put comey in a position of having to receive such a phone call. christie would have been uncomfortable to pass on that message. that afternoon the president met with tony, sessions and other officials were a homeland security briefing. at the end of the briefing the president dismissed other attendees and said he wanted to speak with comey alone. the advisor and jared kushner remained in the office. the president excused them repeating he wanted to speak only with comey. at some point after others had left the office opened the door and he was sent away. while there the president began the conversation by saying i want to talk about mike flynn. he stated he had not done anything wrong speaking with the russians but had to be terminated because he had misled the vice president. the conversation turned to the topic of leaked classified information but the president returned to flynn saying he was a good guy and has been through a lot. he said i hope you can see your way

years before really, christi and martin.f people are wondering how this could happen here including this former stem student kevin cole who said he was stunned to hear about the shooting but not surprised then to hear one of the suspects was his old friend 18-year-old devon erickson. he liked to get a rise out of people and he was short-tempered especially when it came to his political views. more concerning were his off-color jokes or threats he had made. one, for instance, he would whisper to cole on several occasions, don't come to school tomorrow. he also said things like this. listen. >> he would walk into the classroom and from time to time he would say just like -- we always thought it was a joke. he would say when the pencil hits the floor i'm going to start shooting, and he would drop pencils randomly and students would hear this and go home and tell their parents and they would tell higher faculty about events that could conspire. >> so cole says at the time these things were sort of laughed off as a joke, but now

christie smith is in san francisco for a look at this program. christie? >> reporter: well, the goal is to bring together foot beat officers and people who work in the stores encore dors like this so they can identify the problems and real solutions and workers we spoke with say it's really important because they deal with everything from grab and runs to people harassing them. >> everything going okay? >> yeah. everything is good. >> officer steve haugh makes his way down union street popping in and out of shops. >> looking at all of the people, looking for people to do criminal activity. >> he checked in at the sun glass hut where the worker says they've become the problem. >> people want to come in and like grab and go. >> part of the foot patrols in san francisco's northern station where joseph en gler is captain. he says much challenge is quality of life issues. opioid addiction. he believes the foot beats are helping. >> we've dedicated 21 officers to our foot beat program and it's very, very simple. it's not magic. if i have a commercial corr on,. n

and we will interview jeff sessions and chris christie.it over to kristen welker. >> hi there, ali. good afternoon, we will be tracking that it's 11:00 a.m. out west and 2:00 p.m. right here in washington where it has already been a day of fast paced headlines. the house judiciary committee will vote this afternoon on whether to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress for delivering the full unredacted mueller report. the president asserted executive privilege over the report. 2 committee has requested. we will have much more coming up in a few minutes. >>> with president trump's current attorney general in the spotlight, in about 20 minutes as we herd, we will take you live to the salt conference, where stephanie ruhle will be introducing jeff sessions along with former new jersey governor chris christie. we will bring you that as it's happening. first, the story that's dominating today's headlines, the "new york times" latest bombshell about the president's personal

chris christie says he's not interesting in running again.sessions had an interesting answer, he hasn't declared, suggesting he is interested in running and pursuing and helping and pushing the trump agenda he seems to be continued enamored of. >> reporter: that's what's amazing, jeff sessions, the second senator to come out and support president trump. that was a couple years ago. he then became attorney general and president trump pummelled him, day in, day out. session kind of shrugged it off when he said why didn't he recuse himself? he said it was clear, because he was involved in the trump campaign, he needed to do that. he needed to recuse himself. when i asked him what was the difference between they sold barr and he didn't. he said there wasn't such a cheer line. session stood by why it made sense for him he resues himself. basically he said i stayed in my job. while i didn't like how the president was beating on me, i focused on other things, i was ready to resign, when the president told me to, i did. jeff sessions was waving the f

christy smith live in heyward. what's going on. >> reporter: the bottom hien is really their years of hard work and study come down to this. i want to step aside you can see what's happening here at pioneer stadium as the graduates are entering. we took a look around and people do look rain ready. we saw them with umbrellas in their hand and ponchos. it is dry, but we did have a downpour an hour ago. the commencement ceremony was originally set for 10:00 this morning but there was concern about the weather here. about 750 graduating seniors are expected for the ceremony. now, i just had a chance a little while ago to speak with a few of them. of course, they are excited for the big day. but they also tell me they were by the delays because family and friends made plans a while ago. >> yeah. i'm from sacramento. not too far of a drive, but some of my family was planning oncoming down. couldn't make it. but my parents and girlfriend and aunt and uncle came, so they were still able to make it. yep. >> reporter: now, a

asked that christie, what christie thought about the president firing the special counsel? christie advised against doing so because there was no substantive basis for the president to fire the special counsel. and because the president would lose support from republicans in congress if he did so. then the report gives analysis from mueller and mueller's prosecutors. that analysis reads as follows: a, obstructive act. as with the president's firing of comey, the attempt to remove the special counsel would qualify as an obstructive act if it would naturally obstruct the investigation. and any grand jury proceedings that might flow from the inquiry. even if the removal of the lead prosecutor would not prevent the investigation continuing under a new. appointee, a fact finder would need to consider whether the act had the potential to delay further actions in the investigation. chill out actions of any replacement special counsel or otherwise impede the investigation. a threshold question is whether the president, in fact, directed mcgahn to have the special counsel removed. a

chris christie a recipient of a phone call from the president when he was batting around the idea of firing robert mueller. he appears in the footnotes telling the president and telling robert mueller's investigators he told him that wasn't a very good idea. why not bring chris christie and lewandowski and another witness around a few of the obstruction flash points. the effort to fire jeff sessions and install a loyalist. why not bring those folks through who have no privilege and no sort of -- not controlled by the white house? >> they have not been ruled out as witnesses who could be called to congress. based on conversations with house democrats, they are leaning their shoulder against the door -- against the per's door saying we've got to impeach this president now. she keeps telling them privately, let the committees do their work. let jerry nadler and adam schiff and all the other chairs build the case against the president. she keeps telling them privately, i'm told, the country is not fully aware of the pleasant president's behavior. as you said, paint the picture. for now d

christie smith was in court as the charges were read. prosecutors say they want to make sure this man stays in jail, does not go out on bail. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. and a judge didn't make a decision on that motion, but i can tell you that he is still in custody. prosecutors believe he presents a danger to the public. meantime, his attorney says he wants to take a much closer look at statements apparently made to police. manuel jesus aim dor stood by his attorney and an interpreter. he pled not guilty to charges of raping and assaulting a 74-year-old woman for hours. the police superintendent says this stands out. >> i have rarely seen a case that's been more difficult, more horrific, more, just demoralizing and crushing. >> reporter: according to court documents, the woman went for a morning walk on prague street. she was grabbed and dragged into a house. once inside, a pit bull bit her several times and she was sexually assaulted for hours. >> kidnapping, rape, these are serious charges. >> reporter: max dau bow is with the d

reporting live in heyward, christy smith. >> thanks very much. the threat of rain and thunderstorms did not stop tens of thousands of people from doing this. in san francisco today, the 108th bay to breakers race. plenty of ponchos. 40,000 people signed up. organizers say the weather didn't seem to impact the your honorout at all. we talked to that group we saw a moment ago dressed as ruth bader ginsburg. i hope there was eight of them. >> it's actually a lot of team work goes into staying coordinated while trying to run fast. >> i don't know if the notorious rbg wears her outfit that short, though. >> most came to enjoy the costume run. there was actually a competitive race in there, somewhere. the winner finished in 35 minutes. the second was 39:28. >>> a bold move from a republican congressman who is calling for president trump to be impeached. the public way the commander in chaef is fighting back. >>> an suv submerged. a grandmother and her two grand dau daughters inside. >>> wild weekend weather. how much more can we expect from the storm?

last night's the stainless steel sculpture of a rabbit sold at christie's for $100 million.ealer robert mnuchin who bought the piece. he is the father of steve mnuchin. it was sold by the estate of tht late, gre conde nast chief newhouse who paid $1 million for it in 1992. it was buffalo 2 which went for $88 million. >> the auction s houses the week proves the market sho no signs of >> we actually feel the market has a good strength and not a cyclicalop. assets will go up and down. >> despite all of the hype over rabbit, the biwemoment of the was this. >> 55 million. > claude monet's 130-year-o painting of a hay stack at nset went for $110 million. it is one of only eight left in private hans and it went for twice t estimate. for "nightly business repo, i'm robert frank. >> before we go, here's a look at the final das numbers on wall street. the dow rose 214ts po strong session today and the 500aq was up 75 and the s rose 25. that does it for "nightly business htreport" ton i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. griffith.l if you're wondering about the ndage. i had a tko in

for more i spoke to ron christie, former adviser to george w. bush. are equal branches of government. who is going to have to give? ron: good evening to you, jane. ultimately congress will have to cede to the executive branch here. what the democrats in congress are looking for is the full unredacted report from the special cosel. we have federal rules of criminal procedure that say you cannot release grand jury testimony. that is what attorney general ther has been saying t democrats, we can't because it is illegal under the law for the united states to give you this testimony, so we are not going to do it. ultimately this will go to the courts. if they cannot find a way to get through this impasse, the executive branch will win. jane: this is not just about the mueller report. this is about william barr, the attorney general, his behavior, the release of donald trump's tax returns.s where does td? doesn't to the congress have oversight over things like this? ron: congress has a legitimate oversight role. i worked on capitol hill for nely nine years

jane: ron christie, thank you for joining me. ron: good to see you. the united nations is warning that tens of thousan of children syria are at risk of being killed or forced to flee for their lives. there is intense fighting in the north of the country where president assad's army is closing in on the last stronghold of opposition forces. syrian government troops backed by russian airpower are attacking idlib province, where rebel islamist fighters are making a last stand. our middle east editor jeremy wen reports. you may find some of the images disturisng. jeremy: is life and death in idlib, the last province in syria controlledy rebels. civil defenseor wrs the white helmets are digging civilians out of buildings,, destroyed seems certain, by attacks frome thgime side. this boy survived. his three siblings did not.n. unicef, the u. children's agency, says tens of thousands of children are in danger as once again syria's war escalates. is should be no surprise the world. syria's slow death follows a pattern. in january 2017, i walked through the rui

christie smith is in the city for us. this colorful annual celebration. a lot of activity behind you? >> reporter: that's right. i have to tell you, people we spoke with here say absolutely they are ready for the rain. we are at the pexpo. people have been coming by all day picking up their race packets. it's still busy. the rain is in the forecast. people we spoke with say it won't put a damper on this things. this is what they do. they might make a few costume adjustments. it's a calm start to a lively race that is distinctionly san francisco. the expo a first stop for bay to breaker runners and walkers. this is where you get your shirts and swag for the big day. >> looking at all the people, at all the costumes. >> people with imaginations. >> reporter: dianne leonhardt ran bay to breakers before. this time she will be sporting a new accessory. >> just wear a poncho and keep going. >> hope it's not raining too much. >> reporter: rain is forecast early sunday for the race part 12 k and part costume party with a handful of people in birth tay suits cross

take a listen to what chris christie said. >> well, let not get breathless about this. eric holder was held in contempt of congress over fast and furious and what happened from that? absolutely nothing because the prosecution for contempt of congress is then referred to the justice department and eric holder said i would prefer not to be prosecuted. that's the end of that. no u.s. attorney would prosecute. this is not unprecedented. in fact, it not unprecedented in the last decade. >> peter, people can make of that comparison what they want between holder then and barr now but the point christie makes there, a point he makes is how long that process took when congress held holder in contempt. that vote was held in 2012. i believe there was still a court proceeding. it might have been today in fact on that. so seven years later that is still being adjudicated. >> yeah, question then of course was this screwed up gun program fast and furious important, significant, big issue, not the central kind of, you know, matter we're talking about here, the very fate of the presiden

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. an investigative team is on the way to florida after a plane ended up on the st. john's river. everyone is safe. the more than 100 passengers and crew had to be rescued from the wing of the plane after it came to a stop on the shallow water. >>> south korea is urging north korea to stop raising tensions after they detected several projectiles. the question is, were they missiles, rockets, something else? that's trying to be determined. japan and the u.s. working with south korea to make those determinations. >>> we are following breaking news where four people have been taken to a hospital after an explosion at a silicone plant. three workers are unaccounted for. they are searching for them right now. >> look at the pictures. that shows what the rescue workers are trying to deal with right now. the explosion was powerful. people in wisconsin say they felt it. the woman who lives nearby says everything started to shake. >> i was sitting in my recliner watching tv and all of a sudden, m

>> a former new jersey governor chris christie is defending the president.ing the president would have been charged with obstruction if he weren't the president. listen to that. >> the fact is they all have political opinions and those political opinions affect us in the audience. it effects their judgment as well. i would not sign on to that letter because i don't believe there is a crime of attempted obstruction. >> danny, mueller addresses attempted obstruction in volume 2 on page 11 and again on page 87. clearly it is important. >> it is important. the fact you have several hundred former prosecutors signing on is compelling evidence, but at the same time, chris christie's argument is each prosecutor is an individual person. prosecution is a human process. it is not a subjective as we think. that is demonstrated in the fact you have christie and the attorney general on one side finding no obstruction. several hundred former prosecutors on the other side finding obstruction. it is an interesting study in how prosecution is ultimately a subjective process.

reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. >>> a youtube channel focussing on san francisco street people is getting a lot of attention right now. >> i gotta go! >> the images are stark, they're raw, showing the mental illness, desperation and pain of those who are homeless. the man who records these videos used to live on the streets himself. lee's channel as he calls his youtube page shows how closely th homeless problem is tied to mental health and drug problems. >> i feel like the focus right now is hiding the problem, putting them in housing somewhere, throwing stuff off the streets. telling people to move and not actually helping people get off their addiction or helping those that are mentally ill. >> lee's videos have been viewed 10 million times. >>> the party has started. one of the biggest music festivals kicked off today. look down below, that's a lot of people. our skyranger overhead at the bottlerock festival. tonight's headliner, imagine dragons. you like imagine dragons. >> i do. >> then neil young and sunday mumford and son

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" weekend with victor blackwell and christi paul. >> good morning to you. it is a battleground state where donald trump cemented his 2016 win, pennsylvania. later this morning, joe biden will stake his claim there, holding a major rally in philadelphia where he'll open his campaign headquarters. >>> also, at the same time in washington, the battle continues over the current president's tax returns. steve mnuchin is denying a house subpoena for the documents. the next step, likely a court battle. >>> ohio state university is apologizing after they repeatedly preyed on athletes in his 20 years at the school. >>> missouri is the latest state to pass a strict anti-abortion bill following alabama, georgia and other states that enacted a similar legislation. >> there's a sudden flurry of republican states to enact anti-abortion laws for a showdown of roe v. wade. >> do you believe roe v. wade should be overturned? >> yeah, i do. i think there will be a day we may see that. >> the bill bans abortion after eight weeks including exceptions for medical emergenci

well this escalated to ms regan calling for the debate on twitter which ms lou accepted while christie you know this is great that we know even in a time when we're having fights at the governmental level that a state broadcaster from the united states can have a debate with a state broadcaster from china i doubt that we're actually very eager this entire clip absolutely but it got like 200000 hits over the past weekend so i'm sure everybody's going to turn into that yacht while you know maybe we can have more of these things happen here in the united states more networks more u.s. networks having for better or for worse having a debate each other that's it for this time you can catch a boom bust on direct t.v. channel 321 dish network channel 280 or streaming 247 on pluto t.v. the free t.v. channel 132 are as always had a sound that you spend. the next time. this footage is unique because the zoe tribal lands i'm normally off limits to the public eric's allowed in because he's this is personal don't. people here know him simply as dog to eric he's rich famous some always on the move s

five days later on via a christie and was dragged from her home by a mold and beaten in front of police officers. she was arrested and charged with insulting the prophet muhammad's a crime punishable in pakistan by life imprisonment or death. in two thousand ten she was put on death row in what became pakistan's most notorious blasphemy case i'm one that's polarize the nation. one of phoebe's m most high p profile suppororters t the governor of punjab summomons hisis it was assassinateded by one of his own security guards in january. two thousand eleven of the public key appealed to the pakistani president suppose in her. two months later the federal minister for minority affairs shahbaz boxy was killed by self described toleman gunman after he called for the reform of blasphemy roles. as you bb spends nine yeyears ii solitary confinement. until the thirty fifirst of october two thousand eighteen on pakistan's supreme court overturns the earliest that dick cheney to a lack of evidence. the landmark ruling outraged religious hardliners with thousands taking to the streets the moms and ba

. >> chris christie, chris christie says he warned trump multiple times that flynn was trouble. >> i didn't think that he was someone who would bring benefit to the president or to the administration, and i made that very clear to candidate trump and i made it very clear to president elect trump. that was my opinion, my view. >> chris christie, supporter of this president. so why is the president on such a tear about flynn today? well, maybe what we're learning about him is getting a little too close to home. there's this, at the same time, he was cooperating with the mueller investigation, flynn may have been playing both sides, sending direct messages to congressman matt gates who was publicly criticizing the investigation. one message reads kw"you stay o top of what you're doing, your leadership is so vital to our country right now, keep the pressure on." if that doesn't make his point clear enough, there's also an eagle and a flag. that as we are now learning more tonight about court documents showing that flynn told mueller that people connected to the trump administration or co

and i'm nervous, i'm just nervous to walk around the neighborhood in lodi christy grosz. >>well coming up the clock is ticking for california lawmakers to sign off on the governor's budget plan how the governor wants to spend the state's money. and coming up your bay area forecast, i'm tracking dry conditions for now but widespread rain by the middle of this week and also snow ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >>welcome back it's now up to california lawmakers to decide how the state should spend its money. governor gavin newsome handed off his billion budget to lawmakers for the final weeks of negotiations governor's proposed budget is billion larger than the one. >>he introduced back in january capitol bureau. ashley zavala explains the updates. >>let's send them a revision of his proposed state budget governor newsome

our next three speakers, christie, james, and dee. >> i'm christie, and for seven weeks, you've heard me share my concerns about the proposed location and the children who would be at risk daily, including my own son. vice president adams, last month you stated that the port belongs to the people, and you told the h.s.h. that you've got to have the support of the community behind you if you're going to make it successful. the community is still divided on this proposal, and the city has not engaged in good faith with all of us and does not have the support of surrounding residents. my own experience i was shouted out of speaking at the last two events. commissioner w commissioner wu ho, you stated that we need to sochl the issues in the lease. commissioner gilman, with your 25-year career focused on public policy on homelessness, your person proposal clouds your fiduciary position on the port. due to your conflicts of interest, please abstain from voting on this proposal. commissioner makras, you would lease this lot to the city for free or for $1 which calls into question your fiduci

and chris christie you would have to hope would testify truthfully. corey lewandowski called him over fourth of july weekend, it's in the footnotes. he wanted to fire him comey style. there are other characters, it may be season two, season three extras, but there are other characters who if compelled to testify before congress could help tell that story as well. >> right. they may not have the creditability or star power that robert mueller would have. >> let's hope not. >> but there are americans that would be interested to hear their stories and what they have to say. even if they're not outlying criminal behavior, the mob one is unseemly, it's politically damaging to the president, they're well aware of that, that's why they've adopted the tactics of say no, it's stonewall up andon down to prevent these things from happening. >> in order to be successful and have all the witnesses speak freely, there has to be a baseline, and this is what nancy pelosi is trying to establish right now, the baseline is full access to the mueller report and mueller h

christie thinks. the bank of england love interest rates unchanged point some five percent on thursday following the agreement to extend the deadline for the u.k.'s withdrawal from the e.u. until october this is the first meeting of the m.p.c. since leaders agreed to the bragger that extension the central bank revised up its twenty one thousand growth forecast to one point five percent from one point two percent as a first g.d.p. is expected to have picked up its side of better than expected growth in the eurozone with unemployment at all time low and china contributing to his more optimistic outlook joining us to discuss these figures is hello for which board a member at the irish american business association so hi hillary hey kristie pleasure now let's talk first about the bags and the uncertainty that's been felt by all these businesses so they expect that their business has contracted every single quarter last year and the governor of the bank of england warned that it would be unwise to rule out

thanks christi moving quickly we see a big global trend this week see if you can spot it as a global trade and certainly resonates throughout world markets in europe we see the u.k. is full of down for the week in germany the dax down in france the also down moving quickly to the americas in colombia the cold down for the week in brazil also down for the week weakness across the americas moving to standard and poor's index down for the week new york stock exchange and also down and completing the perfect perfect week of red arrows the toronto stock exchange or global exchanges down the global look at markets this week. time now for a quick break but hey here because when we come back over as i feel this thing finally gets the green light in a debut but will it soon be slamming on the brakes danielle shay a simpler trading gets behind the wheel and gives us a swing around the street following the listing and as we go to break here the number that the closing bell. is this is a sticker from the water bottle phone in the stomach of the fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company whi

ford, christie, have a great weekend. >> thank you, connell.eak in the u.s. continues. the cdc reveals frightening new information. you may have prescription drugs or over-the-counter drugs from china your medicine cabinet. we'll speak to a leading expert who is sounding the alarm, exposing the risk of america's dependence on medicine from china. ♪ going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada. oral-b. brush like a pro. ... going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro... ...patients get their day back... ...to be with... ... family... ...or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study... ...neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17%... ...to 1%... ...a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver... ...neulasta the day after chemo... ...and is used by most patients today. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to it

again on this point that christie was raising in the intro this increased a of a company when it goes to the i.p.o. what's your take on why that shift is happening and what the effect is is that it's having on these i.p.o.'s it's almost like the you get to the orange it's already been juiced. yes and i do agree with their take for sure but at the same time you know for the public that really didn't have the opportunity to get in in the beginning this is really the opportunity that they have now and so when you look at it and you say ok well the valuation has grown exponentially over the course of the past 910 years we didn't have an opportunity now is that opportunity so when you're looking at it you can say ok well if i'm interested in getting into this about $40.00 a share and holding it for 1015 years and if it grows to like you said you know if it grows 50 percent or 75 percent i mean for me that's still a good return on a long term investment so as an investor while the situation has changed you still have to look at what you're trying to get out of it and there's different ways

christy thank you. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish network channel two baby or streaming twenty four seven on clue t.v. the free t.v. up channel one thirty two. or you can always catch us at youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. and i thought. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were unemployed working class there wasn't it was bed you know much worse objective listen today but there was an expectation that things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't today today's america was shaped by the turn principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy attack solo doubt engineer elections manufacture consent and other principle holds according to no on chomsky one set of rules for the rich opposite. that's what happens when you put power into the hands of the narrow sector of will switch will is dedicated to increasing power for chills just as you'd expect one of the most influential intellectuals of our tim

he was recommended by chris christie.mp and his tweet quoting fox news commentators and then adding his own color writing quote the fbi has no leadership, the director is protecting the same gang that tried to overthrow the president through an illegal coup. adding wray was apparently recommended by the previous doj leadership, even though trump supported him. why is director wray in trump's cross hair now? probably because he's broken rank on trump's conspiracy theories. >> do you believe they're engaging in spying when they're following fbi policies and procedures. >> that's not the term i would use. >> do you have any evidence that any illegal surveillance into the campaigns or individuals associated with the campaigns by the fbi occurred? >> i don't think i personally have any evidence of that sort. >> robert costa? >> there's an ongoing ig investigation about the orgin of the russian probe. chris wray is acting the way any leader would act there's an o o ongoing investigation. he's being mum, not going too far. it's