david: george goncalves and huw van steenis.eting with ceos at the white house. we will be having a conversation with stephen schwarzman. look for that at 12:00 noon in new york, 5:00 p.m. in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." of the security officers who dragged a passenger off a united airlines flight that was overbooked has been suspended. authorities say there will be an investigation. meanwhile, in an internal message sent to the united employs come the ceo said the passenger was being disruptive and belligerent after being asked to leave the plane. in hollywood, screenwriters are threatening to go on strike next month. back across the entertainment industry billions of dollars and take popular tv shows off the air. the writers guild says payments has not kept up with the digital revolution. hollywood producers say the union is making too many demands. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. wells fargo has rehired about 1000 employees fired during the fake acc

david george, followed by [inaudible]. [calling public comment cards.] >> my name is is david george. i represent the [inaudible] hunters point organization. like she said, that was a great presentation you plan on hopefully i'll be able to talk to you afterwards. i may be able to benefit from that. for an organization that's currently over 500 members we just come before you to ask to keep the community informed of job opportunities that you guys are coming up with, the shipyard and everything that they've got going on down there and there's a lot of the job opportunities that come through we miss being informed about the more we don't have time to take advantage of them because were misinformed or not informed at all. missed opportunities that a lot of other people get to take advantage of. we ask not to be forgotten about. i am also asking that you train the workforce that we've got with the skills that the union can provide because the union [inaudible] employed more community residents than any other city agency ever

george w. bushr nominated john roberts as chief justice.. there was no filibuster attempt against that nomination. president bill clinton nominated ruth bader ginsburg and david prior to the supreme court. president george h.w. bush nominated justice souter and clarence thomas to the supreme court. either just a face to filibustes even though 48th in the voted against the thomas nomination. they did require a cloture vote when a group of democrat senators attended to block a vote on the confirmation of justice alito's nomination. es 72 and back to invoke cloture,e, or preserving the bipartisan u.s. of filibusters against supreme court nominee is. among those who reject bid the alito filibuster in 2006 with the two democrat senators from my state, senator robert c. byrd and senator jay rockefeller. 72 senators voted to invoketing cloture on justice alito's nomination, but only 58 ended up voting for the final confirmation. the senate has a very clear history of rejecting the use of the filibuster proof court nominations. there's no justification for aoh filibuster on the gorsuch - nomination. neil gorsuch is a mainstream judge with the highest possible rating

. -- thomas george and david -- i think correspondent ann. i thought there was an aspect of prek, which he likes me and i like him and it was sort of childish, i mean, for the president of the united states to talk about largest challenge of the world, china and how he's dealing and also with korea. >> what do you think of this guy. how is that. >> everything is personal, not everything is transactional. back there in the campaign when he was candidate, he was asked, said nice things about me, end of discussion. if you believe that the nations between nations or personal chemistry between the leaders. >> david, this need to start the pressure that he is done it more than obama. obama strategic patience with the most dangerous country in the world. i won't argue, they're on the verge of getting a deliverable nuclear weapon. are we moving too fast or too slow. >> well, we'll see in coming weeks. i think trump is right to think that the time dress the north korean problem is now. the longer you wait, and that becomes a different confrontation. i

stay tuned for an update tonight on news with david muir. i'm georgelos in new york. >> an update. >> dozens of missiles fired into syria by president trump. after only 2 you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> two women and several ani l animals were rescued from an apartment fire in san francisco this morning. the blaze started in the top unit of this home on randall street. the women could not get back down the back stairs and had to be rescued by firefighters. they recovered two birds and several cats. one cat was overcome by fumes. >> one cat was not breathing and they delivered oxygen to the cat. >> i saw them bring five or six out, all puffy, covered with soot, crying. >> no one was seriously injured. the two women are in stable condition. animal control experts check out the animals at a neighbor's home. >> we have an accident i

prime minister david lloyd george to the american people 6th of april 1917 america -- unless she found side with the european democracies who bruised and bleeding up to three years of grim conflict are still fighting the most savage foe that ever menaced the freedom of the world. it makes clearer than ever the goal we are stroving to reach. there are three phrases which will stand out forever in the story of this crew said. the first is that the world and the next, the menace to peace and freedom lies backed by organized force which is controlled holy by their will and not by the will of their people. and the crowning phase except by the partnership of democratic nations. these words represent the faith which inspires and sustained our people in the tremendous sacrifices they have made and are still making. they also believe that the unity and peace of mankind can only rest upon democracy, monothe right of those that submit to have a voice in their own government, upon respect for the rights and liberties both great and small and upon the universal dominion of public right. the imperia

prime minister david lloyd george to the american people, six of april, 1917.. she waited until she found a cause worthy of her traditions. the american people held back until they were fully convinced that the fight was not a sword in scrimmage for power and possessions, but an unselfish struggle to overthrow a sinister conspiracy against human liberty and human rights. once the conviction was reached, the great republic of the west has leapt into the arena and she stands new, side by side with the european democracies who bruised and bleeding, after three years of grim conflict are still fighting the most savage foe that ever menaced the freedom of the world. the glowing phrases of the president's noble deliverance eliminate the horizon and make clearer that -- eliminate -- illuminate the horizon. there are three phrases which will stand up for ever in the story of this crusade -- forever in the story of this crusade. the first is that the world must be safe for democracy. the next, the menace to peace and freedom lies in the existence of autocratic governmen

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david is calling from george on the independent line. good morning. are you there? caller: yes. i am here. host: go ahead. caller: i wanted to make a comment as far as to the thing about president trump dropping the bomb and starting this war. host: ok. we are talking about police reforms right now. do you have a question about that? caller: no. i was focused on that other thing. you know what i mean? i wanted to make a comment to you. host: maybe next time when we talk about that you can call back. let's take a look at a memo that attorney general jeff sessions policeon this issue of consent decrees. he mentioned, the federal government alone cannot successfully address crime rates, protect public safety, all members ofof the public or implement best practices in policing. these are first and foremost tasks of state, local, and theal law enforcement and misdeeds of individual bad actor should not impugn or undermine the legitimate and audible work the law-enforcement officers and agencies perform in keeping american committee safe. is this the shift that we heard president trum

linda fairfield, david napa, paul brentwood, and george in san francisco, who says bring on the sunshine! temperatures cool in napa in the mid-40s. it is now 51 in san francisco in george' backyard. thanks to our weather watchers for playing along with us so early in the morning. weak disturbance there cloudy offshore. but now that ridge of high pressure begins to build in from the west. pack a lunch. eat outdoors justin herman plaza perhaps temperatures into the mid- and high 60s. sunday what's going on? absolutely nothing! under that huge dome of high pressure, by the weekend we are going to be experiencing temperatures mid-80s away from the water. going to be a terrific day on the bay. all right. your pollen report suggests that the drier air mass in place, we have the oak, mulberry, grass counts all medium to high. you're going to start hearing a lot from allergy sufferers. 74 degrees my outside number in santa rosa, also in fairfield. discovery bay. breezy to brisk winchester later today but look at the numbers. very similar for your friday. then we jump up into the 80s and we stay

david, thank you. former president george h.w. bush is back in the hospital this evening. it's pneumonia again. the spokesman says that mr. bush, who is 92, is in good spirits and will remain in the hospital in houston while he regains his strength. election campaigns here seem to drag on for years, but they do it differently in britain. today prime minister theresa may called for a parliamentary election on june 8th just seven weeks from now. her conservative party has a double-digit lead in the polls, mandate as she begins negotiating britain's exit from the european union. a lawyer for an influential right-wing conspiracy theorist made a startling claim in court recently during a child custody case. he said that the radio rands of alex jones are just an act. anna werner is following this. >> reporter: among alex jones' outrageous claim, that the terrorist attacks on 9/11 were an inside job. >> the whole thing is a black hole of lies. >> reporter: in 2014, he called the newtown massacre, where adam lanza killed 20 children, fake. >> the official story of sandy hook has more holes in it that s

they believe she may be in drexel hill other other parts of drexel county, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> president george hw bush is hospital with the recurrence of pneumonia. he has been at hospital since friday. he had a mild case of pneumonia. a spokesman said he's being kept in the hospital until he regains strength. he spent 16 days in the hospital in january for treatment of pneumonia. >>> the second round of road closures for the upcoming nfl draft will go into effect. we're nine days away from the event on the ben franklin parkway. it will be shutdown to 20th street, affects both inbound and outbound traffic. you can find all of the closures on cbsphilly.com. >>> we have important information for commuters who use the walt whitman bridge. tonight and tomorrow between 10:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m., the bridge will close for 20's minute intervals, it will allow construction crews to install a shield. the shield will protected vehicles from overhead work during the bridge's ongoing $56 million repainting project. >>> the family of slain were delaware direction officer and five others who survived a priso

they believe she may be in drexel hill other other parts of drexel county, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> president georgew bush is hospital with the recurrence of pneumonia. he has been at hospital since friday. he had a mild case of pneumonia. a spokesman said he's being kept in the hospital until he regains strength. he spent 16 days in the hospital in january for treatment of pneumonia. >>> the second round of road closures for the upcoming nfl draft will go into effect. we're nine days away from the event on the ben franklin parkway. it will be shutdown to 20th street, affects both inbound and outbound traffic. you can find all of the closures on cbsphilly.com. >>> we have important information for commuters who use the walt whitman bridge. tonight and tomorrow between 10:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m., the bridge will close for 20's minute intervals, it will allow construction crews to install a shield. the shield will protected vehicles from overhead work during the bridge's ongoing $56 million repainting project. >>> the family of slain were delaware direction officer and five others who survived a prison

it can succeed where the house committee stumble more politics ahead on this week with george stephanopaulus davidright abc news washington. >>> martha rat ticks falls with ash carter and arm services committee chair john mckaine all ahead at 10:30. >>> embattled philadelphia district attorney seth william is expected back in court. the top prosecutor voluntarily gave up his law license on friday but remains on the job. his new lawyer tom berks said he'll take on an administrative role pending the outcome. he faces 23 counts of bribery and extortion. >>> at 11:30 our inside story panel discusses seth williams's legal challenges and the district attorney's race. the panel digs into the grab money for sanctuary cities, which includes philadelphia. >>> a stretch of road in montgomery county is now named for a fallen war hero. drivers on by berry road in upper more land will see a large sign dedicated to major jennifer talowski. they gathered in hatboro to remember him. he was from willow grove and died in 2005 while serving in iraq. >>> the american red cross held the annual ball atting lincoln finan

more politics on this week with george stephanopoulos. i'm davidright, abc news washington. >> jeff sessions is a guest on this week he sent a letter to philadelphia and other sanctuary cities in an effort to enforce immigration policy. this week starts at 10:30. >> the south philadelphia fire department plans to do repair on a closed south philadelphia firehouse. this shows the problem inside the fire station at 4th and snyder. two of the trusses that support the roof are split. officials say the firehouse is unsafe until the trusses are repaired. neighbors hope the repairs take place quickly so the firehouse gets book online soon. >> it's scary, we have children god forbid something happens it will take longer to get here. >> union officials say response times will be longer, but residents are safe. >>> a swim club in hatboro has been damaged by vandal. they scaled a fence and smashed a door to get inside. the club president said they went on to smash vending machines and deploy the fire extinguisher and they tried to steal money from the safe. >

david was a speech writer for george w. bush. he is now a cnn global affairs analyst. you worked with george w. bush's national security council, edited a book with defense secretary mattis and now at the hoover institution. david, what do you make after having promised to call china currency manipulation from day one, it is not. i said nato is obsolete, it is not obsolete and now getting involved in syria. we are getting involved in syrian. >> he might have been an anti -- he's anti-alliance. the united states is steering for one after another confrontation and steering alone. if you knew you were heading for a confrontation, you would not begin by cancelling the transpacific partnership and burning every friend you have. in syria, you do not start this without your partner. the united states is alone, alone, alone. that is the theme of the trump foreign policy. >> cory, what do you think? >> for korea, the concerning problem is you can't take a policy harder line than the south korean government is willing to take. it parallels the berlin crisis. you can't go further

. >> reporter: david fram, a former speech writer for george w. bush said president trump does not have a long-term stratany. >> i don't think he has designs at all. i think the lesson we take, one of the first, is trump really does not think strategically. >> reporter: the trump administration is vowing to keep up pressure on syria, and signaling new sanctions will follow the attack. for cbs news, new york. >> russia sent a frigate armed with cruise missiles to a port in western syria, experts think it is a show of force after the u.s. missile strikes. >>> recent events in syria came at a tonhall meeting with two northern california congressman, represents mark and jerry fielded questions in antioch, saying congress is supposed to authorize attacks on foreign countries. >> we need to have a discussion in congress and actually there is bipartisan response coming out of the syria attack. we need a plan in syria, we can't just be doing this in responsive, reactive way. it has to be well thought out, it is a very dangerous situation. >> he said the c

he knows he has to send over a large army to give us credibility with the likes of david lloyd george. and the europeans are actually receptive to what wilson is pushing. his idea of what a modern peaceful world would look like. he is all about creating the peace more than waging the war. and in the beginning when he arrives and he arrives in europe shortly after the arm cyststist the wmore he sits down with the sharks the less he is able to get what he wants. at the end this is the ugliest war in human history. there is a wide belief especially in france and in italy that they need to get something in return for the sacrifices that they have pushed. the most important people that wilson is unable to win over are the american people that his idea of a league of nations that will keep a world war from happening again does not resonate with the people. europeans don't seem to want to really buy what we are selling. so when he comes back to the united states to try to sell his idea of the league of nation the senate shuts him down. when it comes to other political changes, of course, the

while i'm not going the read all of their biographies, the fact that george mcdaniel, dorothy spool radford and david blight have all successfully wrestled with the challenges and opportunities of public history. i think that like so many i have learned so much from them, and the work of the historians who labor in the fertile fields of public history have been made better by all of their efforts. let me get out of the way and ask george mcdaniel to come up and speak. [ applause ] >> go, george. >> thank you, leah, i appreciate that. thank you for being here. thank you, lonnie, and all of the wonderful staff for putting it together, and also the volunteers at the front desk. as director of an historical site i realize the important work of volunteers so i want to thank them. also, during this symposium one of the words has come up again and again has been struggle. for those of us in the public history field, we know that's an ongoing challenge. so when you're trying to answer questions that you may have, please know that we certainly don't have the definitive answers. this is an ongoing process, it

maryland who got a longer ride than expected stuck for hours 0 feet in the air and david kerley is in prince george's county where it all happened. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, michael. these thrill riders got a spring break scare yesterday when their roller coaster got stuck 100 feet in the air. firefighters started the rescue with ladders and pulled children first and then started bringing out the adults. it only lasts a minute 15 and four hours into the darkness to get all those people off the roller coaster and the amusement park here is telling abc news the joker's jinx did not complete its regular ride cycle causing it to stop at a safe location on the track adding that the ride will be closed for a thorough inspection before it re-opens and, michael, we're told that most of the folks last night were actually calm so firefighters took their time getting them out. >> this isn't the first time this ride has had problems. >> reporter: no, in fact, back in 2014 the same ride also got stuck at about 75 feet into the air. they were able to get everybody off safely that time as well

>> david begnaud at the capital for us. >>> former president george h.w. bush is back in the hospital again. it's pneumonia. he is 92 and is in good spirits and will remain in the hospital in houston while he regains his strength. >>> election campaigns here seem to drag on for years, but they do it differently in britain. today theresa may called for a parliamentary election on june 8, seven weeks from now. her party has a double digit lied in t lead in the polls and hopes to win a strong mandate. >>> a lawyer for an influential right wing conspiracy theorist made a startling claim in court recently during a child custody case. he said that the radio rants of alex jones are just an act. anna werner is following their. >> reporter: among alex jones' claims, that the terrorist attacks of 9/11 were an inside job. >> the whole thing is a black hole of lies. >> reporter: in 2014, he called the newtown massacre where adam lanza killed 20 children fake. >> the official story of sandy hook has more holes in it than swiss cheese. >> reporter: but his info wars vid

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david: breaking news. good news about president george h.w. bush.will remain at houston methodist hospital for couple more days of observation. he continues to be in good spirits according to the hospital. his team hospitals to discharge. melissa: concerns over north korea. white house officials plan to address the threat of asian country and all 100 u.s. senators were asked to attend. steve danes is one of them. senate appropriations committee. he joins me now. what do you think will happen at meeting? how did you hear about it? what do you expect. >> i plan so be there on wednesday. 25 years ago i worked for proctor & gamble. president clinton signed a nuclear non-proliferation treaty with kim jong-un's grandfather. where are we at now, 23 years later? we saw that from vice president pence sending a message from korea last week that the era of strategic patience is over. this strategy is not working. the north koreans are very close to have ability to place a nuclear warhead on top of a ballistic missile. melissa: flip side of that, go ahead. >> i

david moyes position in a just a moment. burnley have eased their relegation fears as well. georged the only goal of the match as they beat stoke at turf moor to end their seven—game winless run. watford survived for half an hour with ten men as they beat west brom to earn back—to—back league victories. m'baye niang and troy deeney had put them two up before miguel britos was sent off for a second booking. west brom couldn't take advantage though and it finished 2—0. there are six more matches tomorrow, we should see a bit more movement then. no change in the top eight places but watford and leicester are both up into the top half of the table after their wins tonight. the top four are all in action tomorrow night. chelsea against manchester city is the big one. sunderland are in all sorts of toruble. if swansea beat spurs they'll be 11 poinst adrift of safety. burnley have jumped three places to 12th and will be feeling very confident of staying out of trouble. the title race is done and dusted in scotland with celtic already crowned premiership champions. and aberdeen are strong

. >> david from, former speech writer for president george w. bush, told cbs news president trump dolls not have long-term strategy. >> i don't think he has any designs at all. i think the lesson we take, one of the first lessons, trump really does not think strategically. >> trump administration vowing to keep up pressure on syria, signalling new sanctions will follow the missile attack. roxanna, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> and stay with "eyewitness news," for continuing coverage of the us military attack in syria. follow us on tv and on line over at cbsphilly.com. >>> this morning, investigators say the man responsible for a string of arson in philadelphia is behind bars. those arsons were caught on camera this say on one occasion he almost burned out a famous restaurant. "eyewitness news" reporter alicia shows us how police were able to catch up with this suspected arsonist. >> surveillance video caught this arsonist, three separate times, seemingly getting a thrill out of setting trash on fire. for the last three month, the man seen here s

george: it is not unprecedented for a president not to calm. -- come. most recentlyses -- ronald reagan did not come in 1981. he had a good excuse, he was shot. he called them from camp david. host: he basically said when the secret service get in the car, listen to them. george: it was funny. disliked thereally dinner and skipped two of his. unlike other presidents who have skipped it, didn't send the vice president or the first lady. he wanted the press to suffer. in his diary, he talked about, they want me to come and perform. that.t going to do they're terrible. he sent jodie powell, his press secretary, to basically make barbed jokes aimed at the press. hethey're terrible. he sent jodie powell, came agaid was a little more accommodating. unprecedented about this year's dinner is the staff boycotting it. that has never happened. and i find that troubling, because the dinner started in 1921 to honor the press, to take care of the people, the staff who worked with the press. and we always every year try to get the stenos who prepare the transcripts. we try to give them a night where we can say thanks. i find it troubling the staff is not coming. host: how is it impacting

former senior white house staffer for george h. davidthorns inside story of hillary clinton's failed campaign in donald trump's winning strategy. it's good to see you. talking about winning strategy supreme court judge gorsuch and the missile firing that deterred assad from using chemical weapons. of course you have health care comedy about taxes so on balance how do you think the president has done? >> i give him an a+ and i will tell you why. i study and read history and historians have to deal with facts and we can't just go with it motioned to the national media is ignoring what's been accomplished but remember when barack obama was it not grated it was a special moment for america after an american president and we shared the joy with their african-american brothers and sisters for that moment whether we were republican guard democrat, left or right. i think terry morin of abc said barack obama was the only effective president the other one being george washington who stepped down when he became president in harry smith of cbs said

the billboards say have you seen him, missing david perdue.com, paid for by the george ga alliance of-- and produce kind of doug in, he is like i'm not going to be with these people. so we're interested in what happens in a deep red state like georgia, maybe trending a little purple but postally red state like georgia where a pretty popular u.s. senator comes back home to be greeted to this wave of progressive activism that is sweeping across the country. >> why are you here. >> because david perdue won't talk to us. he voted with trump almost 100 percent of the time. at he won't meet with you.s.is >> it says he has his agenda and he doesn't want to hear ours. >> is he great at taking big money stuff, but he doesn't listen to us regular stuff. >> perdue said that's not his tile, what is his style, i mean he owes his constituents a sound. >> you talked about a representative democracy and it's important to lessen. sources tell us that your camp encouraged your spoforters to buy tables so that you would see a friendly, not a hostile crowd. >> every week in our office in atlanta we have

david mccullough. museum contains more than 3,000 artifacts from the revolutionary war period including george washington'st. the chairman of the $120 million museum says it's been a very long process but he's proud the doors are finally opening and so is vice-president biden. here in philly to celebrate this museum. >> to para phrase emerson's poem, what did the people hear when they heard that shot heard around the world? what was it that they heard? what was this experiment about? was it just about independence, the revolution for independence? i think it was about an idea. how to give live to a renaissance idea that a country could actually be governed by its people. >> reporter: now the museum officially opens to the public this afternoon at 3:20. we're life here in old steam greg argos, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> exciting stuff, thank you greg. in other news this noon fear fighter is hurt and two families are homeless after an early morning fire in pennsauken, new jersey. this happened on the 7400 block of zimmerman avenue. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do shows us why this fire was so difficult t

george's county. dozens of holocaust survivors attended today's ribbon-cutting at the david and chappelle center.t's preserving more than 20,000 items. the museum in d private for security concerns. >>> local schools sending out a warning to parents about a popular netflix tv series over concerns that it's glorifying teen suicide for those on the edge. >>> priced out by the cost of insulin. how some parents are going underground now to get their children what they need because insurance will only pay for a fraction of it. >>> going cold in hotlanta. i'm sherri >>> m popular show on netflix. 13 reasons why could be sending the wrong message to kids. >> we know at least four middle schools in montgomery county sent letters home warning parents. news 4's shamari stone talked to local students and parents who received that warningment. >> seems like a good plot other than the girl committing suicide. >> he's a 7th grader at north bethesda middle school. he explains why he watched the netflix series, 13 reasons why. >> it's about a girl who commits suicide and leaves 13 taipes wih a friend to tell why

they‘re unhappy at the fact that they believe david cameron and george osborne by and large almost usedr the entire campaign period which could be ten weeks. albeit, it is interesting the committee say at the end of the day, it probably didn‘t make any difference to the result of the referendum. in fact, difference to the result of the referendum. infact, people difference to the result of the referendum. in fact, people took less notice of government reports after they‘d been published and in a way that suggests that the hole project fear probably backfired and just led to people having no real confidence in the authority of those civil service reports. norman smith, good to speak to you, thank you. more than 50,000 disabled people have had specially adapted cars and other vehicles taken away after the introduction of a new disability benefit, according to the motability charity. their figure has led some mps and campaigners to demand changes so vehicles are not removed before claimants have had a chance to appeal. the government says there are more people on the motability scheme than

butjeremy corbyn says he would introduce four more in england on st george's day, st patrick's day, and st andrew's day, and st david's suggest to devolved administrations they also have public holidays. labour claims the move would help bring the four nations of the uk together, as well as giving more people time off. the party said there was no definitive estimate of the economic a conservative source said that the british economy would be on a permanent holiday ifjeremy corbyn got near downing street. the conservatives could be about to make their own retail offer to voters in the shape of smaller energy bills for many families. the sunday times says that theresa may is about to order ofgem to cap the gas and electricity bills for the seven out of ten households that pay standard variable tariffs, which are usually more expensive than other plans energy companies offer. labour has previously said it will force energy suppliers to put customers on their cheapest tariffs. ben wright, bbc news. ukip says its manifesto will include a pledge to ban the full—face veils worn by some muslim women. the party leader paul nut

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my friend david mccullough has written about how important it was that george washington kept the armyut he needed martha to do that. he understood that she and her cadre of officers' wives were absolutely essential to treat troop morale. they came and cooked for the and prayed with the soldiers and nursed with the soldiers and put on big entertainments for them to keep them going through the long winters. i must say it was a good thing that martha was around, george could be a little indiscreet. for instance, the time he danced with three hours straight with the pretty katie green. it was good that martha was on hand. keeping up morale is particularly hard in the year 1780. the british were winning on the battlefield, taking american cities. the french have not yet shown up. something had to be done for the soldiers. and one woman here in philadelphia, perhaps, on washington decided that she was the one to do it. ester reed understood that even as a woman in the 18th century, a woman with no political power and no legal power, married women cannot unproperly jewelry on their bodies be

george w. bush. good evening to all of you. david i will start with you. tax day. or tax night, whatever.versally loathed by americans. you recently got president trump 2005 tax returns he doesn't like releasing taxes he doesn't want to do you think we will ever see his returns at all? >> we will see trump's returns when congressional republicans decide it's in their interest to make them public. tax returns were public in the 1920s. newspapers ran counts naming people and how much their income was and what their taxes are. congress still has authority to get these tax returns and audit them through the joint committee on taxation. which has staff that handles tax rig writing. donald will never show us voluntari voluntarily. >> don't the american people deserve to see. >> i think it's absolutely critical we do so particularly with things like ivanka trump's deals for the trademarks in china and one of trump's sons telling forbes magazine that he talks about the family business with him all the time when donald trump said he will never talk family business with his son. >> let's talk more

c david: great to have you in new york. joining us now is george magnus. portfolio manager for emerging markets. >> it seems in the last week or strife orhat ever issues are going on within the white house staff, they have favored the pragmatists as opposed to the ideologues. bit wary about rushing to .onclusions as you said, the balance has been removed from the national security council, so it seems on the front foot really, the pragmatists seen to have been calling the shots. that seems like a good thing. what has been the biggest beneficiary for emerging markets ? is this good news for china? >> absolutely. basically, you look at property related activity, investment, infrastructure, everything is picking up. china,nd taiwan going to so china has been driving some and that's whys, this meeting was so important to get a sense of what that bilateral relationship will be. , and was thatting difficult for china to acquiesce to, and what did they want in return for that? >> it wasn't difficult at all. before the presidential election, the obama administrati