d. chris decrease in daily active users and this is definitely a key metric for the company would say again would have a negative impact on the company's sales for now the stock seems to be caught in a downward spiral and certainly other tech companies joggling with the user data are concerned as well that the regulatory environment will happen for them and all and all at the same time uses data will hopefully be better protected in the future so there's a good side to this so if you should musky ownable street first. ready misses an opportunity to take credit for the rise in employment among black americans in the economic situation has improved the study showed black workers are still chronically under-represented and high salaries. even the american flag is in tatters here this is a black neighborhood in memphis tennessee the city where martin luther king was assassinated fifty years after his murder black people here earn forty eight cents for every dollar a white american makes. people are working they're spending all their lives and they're spending all these hours but they're not get

d. chris decrease in daily active users and this is definitely a key metric for the company would say again would have a negative impact on the company at say for now the stock seems to be caught in a downward spiral and certainly other tech companies joggling with user data are concerned as well that the regulatory environment will happen for them and all in all at the same time uses data will hopefully be better protected in the future so there's definitely a good fight of it so if you should matzke on a vote straight first. now it's back to brant and the anniversary of the death still very much resonating in the united states today for and that's a sexy right held up all the state fifty years ago us civil rights leader dr martin luther king was gunned down by a white supremacist in memphis tennessee. today his death was observed with special events around the country dr king is best remembered for his famous march on washington and his iconic i have a dream speech in one nine hundred sixty three the event propelled the civil rights movement forward the following year b. u.s. congress pas

welcome to the bonus they get here on d w i'm chris harry dean who is thirsty on match day thirty let's start with frank for. the news of nico kovacs leaving caught management off guard they were blindsided and so are the players the move might seriously stagnate the rest afraid for its season especially considering their opponents' labor coups frankfurt's first obstacle in a tough road ahead looked destined for europe maybe even the champions league head to head this fixture has never ended goalless and they've met sixty five times chances are laver couzin would take advantage of a side who could be suffering from a little emotional shell shock. before kickoff all the cameras were focused on one man. the future byron coach. took it in his stride and focused on his current job coaching frankfurt but he saw his team fall behind after twenty minutes however it's with the cross and you the winning the aerial battle one nil for labor . only three minutes later frankfurt answered. and the mexican made it won all that the interval was after the restart kevin photons put leverkusen in the lead

welcome to the brothers league here on d w five chris harrison bringing you match day thirty one and the european qualification run who has the enduring is to finish the season strong let's find out here's what's coming up. a prime time match up and seek knowledge in a park between dog men in labor couzin besides or even on the table with fifty one points we'll find out who is hungry for the champions league and we'll take you out to leipsic where harvey hosted hoffenheim in a classic european hopefuls claim at red bull arena might not be an advantage in this one. but start with the fifty one point tiebreaker between the black in yellowstone and laver koos dortmund head coach peter. admitting to the press that his side was still suffering from the royal blues after losing to rival shaka last weekend but understood whether he goes or not this summer they're still undefeated at home laver couzin despite beat in better form and looking for their third win in a row has had horrific defense on their last two visits to signal the doona park conceding a total of nine goals so can they chang

d regulator and a tax cutter. we want and much more modest government role. >> chris: thank you. thanks for your time, always good to talk with you and i keep listening and learning. >> larry: you've been great. you've been absolutely wonderfu wonderful. >> chris: that's where i blew all of my credibility. thank you. always a pleasure. >> larry: it was a joke and a compliment. >> chris: next congressman joe crowley on his party's message for the 2018 midterms and talk you might replace nancy pelosi

i'm chris of kober and this is d w business welcome. serving the biggest auto market of the world the beijing motor show kicked off in the chinese capital it comes as the skyrocketing growth of new car sales appear to be slowing for the first time still chinese than sooners drove more than twenty nine million new vehicles off lots around the people's republic last year chinese drivers love their s.u.v.s which make up around forty percent of sales but electric cars also booming they jumped by more than fifty percent last year to seven hundred eighty thousand units now that may be a fraction of total new car sales but it still makes china the world leader in the evy he told business and with beijing's thailand quote us for electric cars sales are likely to increase further german manufacturers want a piece of that pie although having been slow in that he caught of element in you had a false flag and has even made the china business a freestanding unit within the company. and d.s. is exactly where he wants to be leading vokes wagon and jus

by the way, at the top, you learned your lessons well when we d first spoke back in 1981. >> chris: i listened. >> i'm proud of you. having said all that, we're growing at over 3% annual rate for the last three quarters. businessss investment spending, equipment spending is booming. jobs are rising. consumer confidence is high. small business confidence is high. all i'm saying is, forget trade wars. why don't you look at the progress of the american economy. we can take -- >> chris: that's the concern that people have is that this i going to put a brake on that. >> it can't possibly. it can't possibly. thee sums here are too small. but the principle principals ary strong -- principles are very strong. >> chris: trade wars sometimes escalate. >> i haven't seen a trade warat since the 1930s. even i wasn't around for that. >> chris: i've got two other questions. one of the other drags on the market right now is the concern that washington is going to regulate big tech. mark zuckerberg, the head of facebook, is going to testify before congress this week. does the president want to see was

as chris says, castro cb d will be renewing in 2020. i am here to talk to you this. is the map where we are unusually shaped community benefit district, long and sprawling. all the way down to octavia street including market on castro including childre includ. we include a couple side streets. as chris indicated we have a robust committee with seven committees. they are composed of board members and some members of the community that are not on the board. executive committee, finance committee, street scape, services to oversee the cleaning, land use. retail and castro cares leadership team. we partner with the major organizations in the upper market, community based organizations, religious organizations and we have great partnerships with public works, pd and also sfmta. collaborating with other issues. we are working on the upper market safety improving meant to work to improve pet safety and bike safety. our major grants are with oewd. castro cares where we provide additional homeless related services and also security-related services through patrol special poli

chris coons/d-delaware"every now and then we should find a way towards each other in ways like this," up next for pompeo.... a vote in the full senate later this week.sen. bob corker/r-chairman, foreign relations committee"for the last 15 months he's served our nation as director of the central intelligence agency. there is probably no one in the united states that knows more about what's happening around the world today than mike pompeo."pompeo seems poised to pass the senate..... after getting the support of democratic senators joe manchin and heidi heitkamp. g-o-p senator rand paul has changed his mind and is now also now pledging alliance with pompeo.sen. rand paul/r- kentucky"from what i've been told and listened to with the director, i think that he is open and understands that his job is that the president is his boss and will listen." i'm john lorinc reporting. (robin) the supreme court will hear arguments on president trump's travel ban... restricting entry to the u.s. for people from eight countries. the hearing will be on wednedsay. it's been in full effect since december.

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d regulator and a tax cutter. we want and much more modest government role. >> chris: thank you.hanks for your time, always good to talk with you and i keep listening and learning. >> larry: you've been great. you've been absolutely wonderfu wonderful. >> chris: that's where i blew all of my credibility. thank you. always a pleasure. >> larry: it was a joke and a compliment. >> chris: next congressman joe crowley on his party's message for the 2018 midterms and talk you might replace nancy pelosi as the next speaker of the house. ♪ e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. now's the really fun part:m car. choosing the color, the wheels, the interior. everything exactly how i want it. here's the thing, just because i configured this car online doesn't mean it really exists at a dealership. but with trueca

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chris grayling when he was just secretary. racing questions from the justice committee, the current minister said failing to meet the targets ha dcompanies are facing very significant penalties for failing to meet these targets. and how long are you going to give them to improve these and is terminating them an option? terminating the contract is 100%, option? terminating the contract is ioo%, absolutely an option. we are in very active negotiators —— negotiations with them now. we are not waiting. we are making very clear that isco ‘s have failed to meet the frequency targets. they are already suffering any stomach a very significant punishments for failing to meet them, so much so that instead of waiting longer we are currently at this moment, renegotiating those contracts are looking at the possibility of termination. some maybe terminate before 20 two? -- twiggy 22? absolutely. you think it is salvageable as a system? yes i do. i do believe it is salvageable and in fa ct, do believe it is salvageable and in fact, it is a question ofjudgement, that i would be personally cautious about going through yet another massive transfo

> it is not clear if this is d temporary en is going to stop, and when normal life is going to start. >> we have got a cluster ofu es in the hartford area -- laura: for chris george, whofu runs this e resettlement office in new haven, the violence in syria underscores why the trump administratione shouldking in more refugees, not cutting back at a time of need. >> welcoming refugees is probably the best thin country does. it is our oldest, most noble tradition. it is the statue of liberty in action. laura: despite the efforts to resettle refugees here along the connecticut coastline and across america, t trump administration says it is too costly, and the money would be better spent helng people fleeing persecution oversees. -- overseas. critics of the white house say the attempt to cut the number of refugees is all part of a wider effort to limit legalmi ation. whatever the politicalro enent may be, the peaceful atmosphere of small-town connecticut is truly a refuge for mohammed. he has a job and longs to get married. >> my dream in america is to have success in life, to have a family, do have a normal life that we lost in syria. >> we -- >> we -- >> are

. >> chris christie and john poe ded d podesta might not agree on much, but they found common groundousands of dollars in raises after the white house nix' ed this. this as "the wall street journal" reports the white house is reviewing pruitt's $50 a night rental of a washington condo. the daily by beast records that the capitol hill town house coowned by an energy lobbyist served as a location for republican fund-raising events. several took place on dates when pruitt was in up to. lawmakers requested information on pruitt's unusual lease that had him paying only on nights when he stayed there. a senior administration official says john kelly considered firing pruitt but is waiting for an internal report and credits pruitt with being an effective cabinet member. pruitt announced yesterday he is revoking obama era standards on vehicle admissions. susan, how does this story end for scott pruitt? >> i think he should watch the president's twitter feed because you're fired is coming up. >> you think he's done. >> he's done. he's tote. >>> advertisers. so how will parkland students respo

chris: as republicans and democrats clash over chris: as republicans and democrats clash over ideas most are supported by private organizations of supply data t dintellectual arms race there is no bigger figure than our power player of the week. >> operating in this town is more about people and people's lives and it's not simply about policy and battles and fighting ideological wars. chris: she is talking about the real-life consequences of polics struggles in washington and her role since january has president of the heritage foundation one of dc's top think tanks. >> the guiding mission of this institution is to be that true north for the conservative movement. chris: founded in 1973 heritage has been on the cutting edge of conservative thought and republican policy. has heritage struggled to find a role in donald trump's washington? >> absolutely not. there is no struggle. one of the things i love about being the president of the heritage foundation is i don't have to navigate. i just have to stand. >> thank you all. chris: heritage played a big role in the tax cut bill the president signed last year but they don't always get their way. pre

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and en then d i tnk they were imposed with th vigor and the seriousness that cgress expected. so, yes. i don't want to read too much into this, chrisis is one incident, but it does when added into the context of what we've had so far over the past year, it does raise that question. >> couple more issues to get you on the question about. mike pompeo. he is up for secretary of state. does he have your vote, senator? >> not yet. i am legitimately undecided, chris. i met with him. i went to his hearing the other day at foreign relations even though i'm not on the committee. i can tell you with assurance, chris, that one of the things i learned at that hearing was that the chairs for the audience are much less comfortable than the chairs the senators have up in the front. but you put your finger on it in your question. i voted for him for head of the c.i.a. that's a very different job. that is essentially a job of reporting intelligence, passing information to the president. and it's not a policy job. and i think he's done a good job in that position, you know, he hasn't put his policy preferences ahead of the intelligence. secretary of

chris wallace with a big interview with different president on sunday. check your local listings. he's on his way back i think. i meant sunday, we've got this interview, i dnks a lot. tonight, we begin with the fox news alert, breaking moments ago, and north korea news agency announcing that kim jong un has agreed to halt missile and nuclear tests ahead of his in-person meeting with president trump. if true, that concession would satisfy a demand that was made by president trump ordering the broken nation to "denuke" as a precondition to any one-on-one conversations between metrical countries. trace gallagher working on most nights. he is in the l.a. newsroom with more. >> kim jong un was well aware the world is watching, the world has seen him many times make promises only to break them. so in this

chris buskirk, he tried to make the best of it. how do you sethi announcement? >> well, i don't know. i don't drink, but if i did, iwo d have had champagne for breakfast this morning. i think it's a good day for the party. i think anything-- you kno it's a bit of both i think heading into the midterms. but if anything,nk it's slightly positive. i mean this-- what we have seen with paul ryan i somebody who just really wasn't up to the job. he was sort of the boy wonder who always wall of promise but never really delivered. he was out of step with the party. he was out of step with the president, and just wasn't very good at being eaker. was never able to pass any meaningful legislation, or even act on the promises whether it be obamacare, balancing the budget, regular orer, all of those things went by the wayside. i think it's good. we get neblood in there and that's cause for hope. >> woodruff: charlie sykes, how do you seel ryan's legacy? >> well, i think that our fellow s guest wainking coo kool-aid rather thn champagne. the reality is paul ryan did get some major pieces of legislation the reality is that there were