was meghan markle obsessed with princess diana? diana's official biographer, andrew morton, nose. the interesting way they watched meghan on "suits" coming up. >>> let's talk about "american idol" now. a prime time face-off with "the voice." bad news for "idol." >> i'm not out for, like, to take down "the voice." but i kind of do want to take down blake. >> putting blake and luke's bromance competition aside, abc's "idol" reboot is the least watched out of the franchise's 16-season history. >> the all-star duets are in full flow. >> last night, "idol" aired opposite nbc's "the voice." and despite featuring celebrity duets with stars like lea michele. ♪ if that's love >> and yet another wardrobe malfunction by katy. >> my pants. let's see. >> oh! >> "the voice" still led with 9.2 million viewers compared to "idol's" 6.9 million. it's clearly kelly clarkson joining adam, blake, and alicia has brought a whole new energy to the show. >> i'm the best pick out of this situation. i'm just going to say. that's why i didn't pick "idol." that's why i picked "the voice." because you're not a

we all loved princess diana.k to meghans i dos. >> and if meghan is still looking for those wedding day heels, well, sarah jessica parker may be able to help her out. the fashion icon surprising her fellow new yorkers today topping tonight's know and tell. sjp's shoe shocker. >> that's sjp supporting her brand. she achieved her new gig earlier this morning while walking to the store. >> maybe i'll see you there. >> she was there while hundreds of fans were there and ready to surprise. >> justin timberlake had a bit of a bromance surprise in cleveland. >> he says he had no idea that lebron james would be joining him on stage with shots for him and his crew. ♪ and do it twice cause you know we like it ♪ >> tonight i pour one out of my brother, mr. lebron james. >> but it might be something they cooked up the night before during lebron's game in the very same arena. >> lebron's tweet from one veteran to another, still going strong. don't stop bro. >> in nashville some very lucky fans got this surprise. ♪ >> taylor w

diana: that is very correct.s been interesting and the volatility we didn't see too much volatility because it seems like technicals have been a very for rallying in fixed income space. when you look at u.s. treasuries, they were 298 fusco. -- 290 a few weeks ago. we didn't see a sustained rally in that market. i suspect now that the trade tension seems to be diminishing, we will see this technical factors the coming into play -- factors coming into play. the fiscal expansion kicks in and will become key again. the federal reserve reduction of its balance sheet. we're likely to see treasuries starting to drift higher. manus: diana, a good morning to you. they talk about the markets falling in love with the dollar -- falling in love with donald trump. sincebt demand is lowest 2009. have a look at this chart. that is the data point today. how important is this? slumped fromrvices 12 months ago. are we -- it is my favorite phrase -- are we in the foothills of a renaissance of inflation? i like that term, the foothil

the de—mining expert who accompanied princess diana on her walk across an angolan minefield, and the founded to help heal the divisions caused by the bosnian war in the 1990s. but first, after the collapse of the soviet union rapid market reforms in russia in early 1992 led to widespread hardship. andrei nechaev was russia's economy minister, responsible for implementing with shock therapy. he told witness why he's proud of what he achieved. after the collapse of the ussr, russia had no state apparatus, none at all. there was no army, no customs, no central bank, no national currency, etc, etc. for thousands of bureaucrats in moscow's centralised ministries the future looks uncertain. already they're not sure who they work for, russia or a soviet union that has been declared dead. all foreign loans were frozen and we had no hard currency reserves. the country is entering a twilight zone between old and the new. what comes next could easily be the chaos and anarchy of which mr gorbachev has repeatedly warned. on some days the total foreign reserves of our once mighty power were $25 mi

diana parsons: "andrea's six feet?" reporter: "six feet!" diana parsons: "yes.r basketball skills are unbelievable. i think she was in grade 12 and different universities started coming forward offering andrea scholarships."andrea constand played four years of division 1 ball at the university of arizona. it was followed by two years of pro ball in europe. her goal -- to play for the wnba. but it didn't happen. reporter question: "how traumatic was that for her?" diana parsons: "i think it was something yes she really did want but that path did not work out for her and she moved along to the next path." in 2001 she decided it was time to make a career off the courts. so she accepted an administration job with the women's basketball team at philadelphia's temple university -- a path that led her to the very center of bill cosby's world. jean casarez: "jury selection is set to begin on monday the jury will come from right here in montgomery county pennsylvania. the jury will actually be sequestered. they will stay in hotels for what the judge has said can easily b

eso desde joven estuvo intrigada por diana y la veÍa como un modelo a seguir, se inspirÓ en ella parae el vestido de novia favorita habÍa sido el que utilizÓ sencillo y mÁs que nada el estilo que ella tiene, entonces una de esas opciones podrÍa ser sencillo pegado al cuerpo, esa puede ser una opciÓn, tambiÉn se habla mucho que pueden ser los diseÑadores que hicieron el vestido de las fotos del compromiso una falda de volumen mucha transparencia no quiero pensar en la cara de la reina si la llega a ver entrar con transparencia, pero bueno hay que esperar pero todo puede pasar, todos los fashionistas estamos tratando de ver con quÉ vestido llegara ella, hay que esperar hasta el sÁbado y bueno nada toca esperar porque hasta ahora no hay nada, nada que se serÁn, lo que sÍ se sabe es que se estÁ probando varios diseÑadores varios vestidos puertas adentro con su este arista que es la misma que utilizÓ en la serie. >> muchas gracias la verdad que comoquiera se va a ver hermosa y siempre se va aguardar un poco del protocolo, y me llama la atenciÓn mucho hospital que va a utilizar en el comber

diana rico sorry converts indonesian rupees to swiss francs.n the average sometimes per month you get around seven thousand francs from working with brands but then if you can collaborate with the bigger brands for like twelve months contract it becomes more. seven thousand francs or about five thousand eight hundred euros she takes in even more revenue from her own labels she can market in shoes and promoting them on instagram since twenty that. in twenty sixteen my emo clothing line hit the market. polluters business idea features items for children a mother of two herself off to her maternity leave i'm relocating she's working full tilt once again she knows what makes up a blog successful. no style is more also like you know a character a personality you know someone that basically like you want to be you want to be like a brand on your own like you know you yourself is a walking brand that is a good influence or you know. she comes across as a mixture of diva girl ego fictional character artist and businesswoman. photos may often look just

she wants to princess diana 2.0. crying as they watched diana's funeral.diana. not just for her style but for her independent humanitarian mission. seeing her as a role model. >> meghan said in her engagement interview that she didn't know a lot about prince harry. that doesn't mean she doesn't know a lot about princess diana. >> reporter: while the accusations may be nothing more than the opinions of jealous friends and family, the book suggests meghan's interest in princess diana was an inspiring moment in her life. inspiring meghan to devote herself to humanitarian work. falling in love and bonding with prince harry. standing up for those without a voice. >> there's a lot of support for meghan and harry out there. a lot of love from members of the public. so i think it would take a lot of negativity to really turn people against her. >> and meghan really has thrown herself into her humanitarian work. learning about the fab four's royal foundation. traveling alongside harry as he tours the country. she's been warmly embraced by the royal family and resid

diana, good to see you. the top here, how feasible is it to ask someone to sit down, accurately recall a face from an incident from seven years ago versus do you think this is a stretch? >> no, it's not a stlech stretch at all. anything traumatic from seven years ago would stay in your head like, for instance, princess diana, when princess diana died, if i asked you where you were, you would know. going back seven years, she would be able to go through the fbi catalog, go through different features, different triggers, the weather, what she was wearing. anything traumatic stays in the brain and you can within an inch of you go back in that time and get all the images out. >> i was in the cereal aisle in a grocery store in williamsburg, virginia, in '97 when diana died, so you got me there. this artist is louis gibson working with stormy daniels. talk us how she'll sit with her and try to trigger her moment to that moment in the parking lot from seven years ago. >> yeah, i can't talk for lois. i can tell you

was far more of an activist than diana was. demonstrations at school against the first gulf war so that's the kind of thing that she was doing. so she was out there and she was writing to company, complaining and so on. >> how is that going to be for her? she has always been outspoken and, you know, being a royal she will be able to take a stand on a few things but has to be a little more buttoned down. >> she's going to have to really draw back because she had a blog, she had an instagram account. she was a social media maven and now she's had to close them all down and she's had conform to what the royal family do, but in a sense, she's going to bring her own energy and dynamism into the royal family, an american success story, and i'm fascinated to see how this couple, this special relationship shall we say which is symbolized by these two how they really go forward as an international power couple. >> we do really wish them the best and your book is full of these beautiful, little anecdotes like meghan had to learn how to d

prince charles and diana, they had a lot of staff in the house. and kate, they do things very differently, on first name terms with many of their staff. and they have just really a housekeeper and a nanny. so things are pared down to make it as normal as possible but, i think we should also remember, of course, that these young princes and the princess, they will grow up, we will be waiting as they get married and have children of their own and they will always be under an international spotlight but for the moment this is a family that wants to keep their children having normal a childhood as possible. >> thank you, james. as normal as possible. >> good luck with that. >> royals, george. they're just like us. >> just like us. >>> let's go over to rob. >> hey, george, flooding across the south. over 4 inches of rain in atlanta. this out of savannah, flooding there. north and around nashville, severe flooding there. this rain will be marching up the east coast, d.c., baltimore, new york and boston tomorrow, substantial rains coming. >>> coming up,

amoa, ore is diana folio manager at j.p.gan chase bank, and ralf preusser, global head of rates and strategy at merrill lynch international bank. it is amazing to look at these leaders. it seems like the markets have a sigh of relief. how much is -- how quickly can the market react to a geopolitical event? so far it seems like it is pretty much ignoring it. diana: i would not say that the market is ignoring this. are a lot of things going on right now. the north korea issue was one of the geopolitical risks that the market was focusing on recently. there also -- are also talks with it still --. the reaction is likely to be muted. where we could see more reaction is perhaps in some of the asian currencies. the korean yen is one that might react much more. francine: if you look at the risk, and i have a chart looking at korean yen. the market is looking at this and i don't think they have priced in anything. i don't know whether they could president or whether they just used -- price it in our whether they just choose to ignor

yields, dian diana amoa from jpmorgan asset management joins us. we just listed a bunch of reasons for that treasury yields moving towards 3%. i'm always skeptical about these psychological levels we saw 25,000 on dow, and now 3% on yield why is it such a big deal for the market >> i completely agree with you i think you're spot on it's not so much the jump from 2.96 to 3%, it's the psychology of seeing yields trading with a 3 handle the real number for market watchers is 3.05, which is the absolute high we had in 2014 so if we do get a break, that's where you could see price movement, acceleration either way. you know, we've been calling for 3.25 by year-end at jpmorgan this trend is what we've been expecting given the things you pointed out. >> so if you look at it from a fundamental perspective. i understand this time things are different because the fed is reducing the size of its balance sheet. that's distorted the way people analyze the yield curve. where do you think the ten-year yield should end up and how do you come to that number? >> so,

diana died at 36. meghan comes into the scene at 36.s picked up diana's pattern that she is both elegant, glamorous and also a humanitarian. and so diana would very much approve of meghan and seeing that kind of working of fate. >> reporter: morton is out with a biography of the new royal to princess. it is not the only book. there is the a new comic book about the couple's romance available for purchase online. and there will also be souvenirs for the big day. workers are hand-making and decorating thousands of commemorative mugs meg begaahane will also bid for well to her role in suits. that episode airs on wednesday. and what is a wedding without a pint? royal fans cannuptials with a sy brewed beer. it is made right in the city where the wedding is being held. isa soares, cnn. >>> our top stories are just ahead here. more of "cnn newsroom" continues after the break. internet providers promise business owners a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. at&t doesn't. we offer more com

oh. >> this is diana. >> i follow diana. >> do you? >> 60,000 followers. crazy. >> i was shocked.gram just because she's so much fun and i do stupid stuff with her. she has 60,000 followers at diaries of diana. mine as well. >> your little fur baby. >> yes. when i found out it was bring your baby to work day, i had major fomo but i brought diana. >> she's sweet. >> she's very sweet. >> what is she? >> she's a rescue from north shore rescue. >> yay. >> she's like i think a mix of chihuahua and terrier. >> she's a lucky girl. >> yeah. >> i don't think undershe staun -- understands her momma is a major star. >> that's why her name is diana. she turned into a princess. >> congratulations on the series. >> thank you. >> your character figuring out a little bit about her identity. want to show everybody a bit. ♪ >> hey, officers. >> ooh. >> uh-oh. >> now, that's a clip. >> action. >> a lot happens to your character. is that you like what happens next? do you do your own stunts. >> yes, i always do my own stunts. i always do my own stunts especially like this one. this guy was 6'3" and 4

william coming to visit baby brother harry, diana bringing william out of the same hospital doors.ch a moment for this family and they have to be thinking about diana as well today. >> reporter: yeah, of course. and this really has become a royal tradition that started with prince william. he was the first future monarch to be born at a hospital. queen elizabeth had all of her children at home. of course, home being palaces and castles, but still, not at a hospital. princess diana was really the first to walk out of that lindo wing with prince william, and then prince william coming to see his little brother harry. harry coming out of the lindo wing with princess diana and prince william now carrying on that tradition with his third child, that little prince. >> and the remarkable pictures of little charlotte going in and having mastered already the royal wave. it was absolutely adorable. but so there's george and charlotte and the baby to be named and the succession as we've pointed out was changed before charlotte's birth so that she does not get -- beaten out of the slot of succ

. >> traerÁ muchas cosas positivas asÍ como diana. >> la actriz y activista estaba obsesionada por laiandole los anillos por correo postal. >> conquistar a uno de los solteros mÁs codiciados del mundo parece haber sido una tarea fÁcil para meghan markle. >> una chica que hace buena pareja con el prÍncipe. >> la aceptaciÓn de esta mujer en la familia real britÁnica, representa la modernizaciÓn de una monarquÍa que rige a una naciÓn multicultural, en londres, alexandra noticias telemundo. >> asÍ llegamos al final de noticias telemundo, gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo mÁs noticias esta noche 10 centro aquÍ por telemundo, buenas noches, . >> Él lo que querÍa era unas nalgas que tuviera las 24 horas del dÍa disponibles para Él. empieza a tocarme. cuando me estoy baÑando, se me mete al baÑo. >> se me metiÓ por los ojos, porque salÍa al patio casi desnuda a tender su ropa interior. yo iba a retomar la relaciÓn con mi esposa. >> porque tÚ de macho lo que tienes es muy poquitico, poquitico, te lo aseguro. >> antes de ella, yo tuve una relaciÓn con un hombre. un tormento horrible, doctor

police asking you to keep an eye out for diana flores. she was last seen before 9:00 near camino real and bay street. diana was wearing a green sweatshirt with the word "pink" printed on it. >>> frightening moments in a neighborhood, a mountain lion. caught on camera walking down the sidewalk in east foothills. instead of heading back into the hills, it wonders deeper into the neighborhood. as you can imagine, neighbors taken extra precautions. >> the bay's jean elle talks to them. >> reporter: a mountain lion caught on security camera walking down the street before midnight monday headed towards the house. >> keep the children inside. >> he says he'll be keeping a closer eye on 9-year-old mary dell. >> i think it's a good idea. i don't want to get hurt. >> she plans to keep the cats inside. no more checking out strange noises outside. >> i heard some noises a couple nights ago. i went outside but didn't see anything. kind of scary. >> back on juliette avenue. >> not bad looking. >> art woodall says he's okay with the big cat visiting as

. >> reporter: diana is a youtube employee who saw this shooter firsthand.she works on the second floor of the building and had returned back from lunch and then heard gunshots. >> we heard like, boom-boom you know? everyone looked up and did not know what it was. i ran to the window because the window behind me overlooks the patio. i saw her. this woman was firing her gun. everyone started running. >> reporter: diana says she is grateful to be safe and alive. we will hear more from her at 6:00. >> the three victims were transported to san francisco general hospital. wilson walker joins us now live and has an update for us. wilson, what could you tell us about the patients who were transported? >> reporter: we heard those kind of harrowing stories out of san bruno around what happened at 12:45.>> whenever these types of situations happen we get ready for taking care of as many as we have to. >> alerted within moments of the shooting in san bruno, three ambulances arrived. >> we got a 36-year-old male in critical condition. the females are ages 32, the patien

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>> the tragic circumstances >> the tragic circumstances with princess diana -- i didn't sing it for at -- i thought it's associated with her death, and it was too sad to sing. >> you knew diana so well. how proud would she be of her boys today? >> oh, she'd be so proud of them. and i'm proud of them. they're fabulous human beings. >> would you perform at the wedding if harry asked? >> if they asked me to, but i haven't even been asked to the wedding yet. i would love to be at the wedding to see them. because i think they're so happy. i know they're so happy. >> oh, i love that. >> elton was such a blast. the one personnelton wishes was performing tonight is his deer friend, the late great george michaele elton told me he's one of misfavorite artists of all time. >>> let's move ton to tv nostalgia. everyone still talking about the return. >> this is why -- the conner family can still bring the laughs and the ratings, but for roseanne's tv sister, laurie metcalf, well, she's still can't believe it. >> it was shocking to walk onto the set. >> really? >> because, what, 20 years had passed

. >> reporter: author andrew morton, best known for his explosive biography of princess diana, has turnedn: a hollywood princess." >> you've got this and loper, this californian girl, who likes her avocados and yoga, coming into this rather utilitarian, rather stuffy family. >> reporter: harry falling for meghan on a blind date, as he told the bbc. >> i never heard of meghan before. and i was beautifully surprised when i walked into that room and saw her. there she was sitting there. i was like, wow, i'm really going to have to up my game. >> is she the antidote to the stuffy monarchy, to the firm, as it was? >> she's certainly a challenge to the firm. >> reporter: like harry's mother diana, meghan is a passionate social activist. from volunteering for the homeless in high school, to speaking out as a u.n. women's advocate. >> we remind girls that their small voices are, in fact, not small at all. >> reporter: while she shut down her personal social media accounts, her reach is bigger than ever. >> she's going to catapult the royal family into the 21st century. >> in the old days it used

i agree with diana, the conditions of which these loans are being originated are different. there's a lot of layering on of risk in 2007, but there is one thing that is eerily similar. >> which is what >> subprime loans coming in right when prices are at their height that is concerning a subprime mortgage and a $1.5 million loan is concerning the whole point of these mortgages, what makes them slightly less risky, is that in the past they have lower loan balances than prime mortgages. now if they're being expanded and trying to keep up with the high price growth in the market, that is a cause of concern. >> i guess that's an interesting point. and you don't want to say that you can't get a loan just if you're somebody who's had a little bit of trouble in the past, if you're not the perfect person you want to make sure people can get these loans to get into houses that's the key difference is how much you're allowed to qualify for. >> this is a market that needs to be served but we're in an industry that hasn't figured out how to lend responsibly. maybe this is a good toe in

. >> harris: some of these images are going by, i see princess diana. tell me about taking this particular photograph. can you see it? >> no, i can't. >> harris: barbara bush and a beautiful long red dress on the right-hand side, princess diana, prince charles. >> that was the british embassy in washington, d.c. we met with them several times in washington and london. and ambassador's residence. it was a fun thing. barbara bush had her first dog, millie. millie had this number one selling book called "millie's book." it was a gift to princess diana here we are, she was giving her this dog book. i love them. >> harris: i know you can't see everything that we are doing but we are looking in on a photograph you took at a hospital room. tell me about it. it's a bedroom, excuse me. the family and the access that you had to the grandchildren, to this whole family. it's amazing. >> the summer before he was running for president, "life" magazine wanted to send a photographer to kennebunkport and he said no, i am on vacation. there was some back and forth, the p

>> my mom found me and she just said, you know what, diana?and bill cosby, and, um, i said, okay. we'll have to talk about it later. i was at work, and i was shocked. >> so was constand's mother gianna who supported her daughter andrea while she did something nobody had done before her, file a report against bill cosby and follow it through. >> the woman said that she was touched inappropriately. >> any forensic evidence that might have existed on constand or in cosby's home would likely be gone. and less than a month after the criminal investigation started, the district attorney ended it, issuing a press release saying there was, quote, insufficient credible and admissible evidence to prosecute bill cosby. >> and i became enraged. >> enraged because barbara bowman says what happened to constand happened to her in the mid-'80s when she was an 18-year-old aspiring actress and bill cosby was her mentor. >> come on up to colorado's favorite ski resort. >> she says he invited her to his new york brownstone to practice and have dinner. ♪ ♪ >> i'm

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juan: i would like to bring in diana buttu to talk about the claims of the israeli defense forces thee of the protesters turned violent and also that most of the people killed were young men n between the ages of8 and 30 including several folks they've identified as hamas leaders. could you respond to that portion of what the israelis have claimed? >> of course the israelis are going to try to claim that this was a peaceful protest because they have no way of justifying what it is they did. i think it is important to keep in mind exactly the layout of the gaza strip. the gaza strip is completely fortified, northern and eastern by an electrified fence. in addition to that electrified fence, the people cannot pass, israel has imposed a 350 meter, about 1000 foot buffer zone that is not marked in that area as well. and that buffer zone, that no go zone is a scenario where palestinians go, t then they wil be shot i the israeli armrmy. their claim is that they were somehow trying to protectt isral . nost, there's absolutely sign whatsoever -- sign whatsoever there was anything of that sort

for "nightly business report" i'm diana olick in washington. >>> coming up, p closing the gap. men and women don't earn the same salary for the same job. ♪ >>> a federal appeals court has ruled that employers cannot pay women less than men for the same ork if it's based on th woman's previous salary. now the court said that pay differrices based on salaries are inherently discriminatory. the lawsuit involved a female california math consultant who sued fresno state after she found out that her male lleague with the samitle was paid a higher salary. >> finally tonight, today is equal payday. a day meant to f symbolize h into the year a woman must work in order to earn the same amounm that a earned the previous year. wage disparity has become part of the national conversation, and so we ask leslie picker to take a look at the nation's gender pay gap. >> reporter: the figure most mmonly cited is20%. women's median earnings br abo 20% below that of men. that 20% adds up over time. it equates to about $400,000 in lost wages over the course of a for millions of women pay parity would

for "nightly business report" i'm diana olick in washington. >>> and to read more about these nonprime mortgages, you can go to our website at the nbr.com. >>> an influx of investor cash help the resulr at black rock and that's where we begin the market focus. ldring an increased of market volatility the w largest money manager as total assets saw an up tick t more than $6 trillion. a new lower tax rate helped results as well as did a scramble by investors to rebalance their portfolios. >> you saw huge infloes and outflows. we had one client who sold a big pool of money for an mna transaction. ey were selling assets for more capex. it was a combination of everything butevtheless we did see consistent interest. we're seeing more and more interest in global investing. >> shares of black rock climbou 1.5% to $533.01. delta airlines reported higher than expected earnings even as higher fuel and labor costs impacted its results. the airline ceo was pleased with the wrformance. had a great first quarter in terms of demand. record revenues for delta up 8% driv interestingly not just on the do

. >> diana's official biography andrew morton, the man diana aebts daughter went to talk to, it likeing, is now telling all about megan's so-called obsession where with the people's princess. >> one of them says that she wants to be dina 2.0. >> megan, a hollywood princess. morgan would its that a teenage princed and also watched and was moved by her funeral. >> as much as she add diana, marco said she wasn't completely familiar with the royals. >> because i'm from the states bho don't grow up with the same understanding of the role family and so while i now understand more clearly, it's a global interest there. >> it features rare photos of a teenage megan returning in high school plays. much measure zwrob was at a high school model on deal or no deal. >> of this sma was dresses were so tight that hey shz that have hepds. >> she would eat pizza, and have money for the -- >> she's remembered as someone who never got really involved in the after hours dripging or the silly games. she was always posed. she was very much aware of memorial the brand. she had previously that in mar. >> it

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i'm diana olick in washington. >>> general motorss cutting jobs and that's where we beg night's market focus. the auto maker says it plans to eliminate more than 1,000 positions atts ohio plant due to falling chevy cruz sans. the locathat makes the compact vehicle has experienced weak we weakening demand. gm shares off a fraction t 38.73. pnc financial i said that quarterly results were held by unitgth in its commercial and by higher interest rates. earnings at the regional bank were in line withte esti but revenue came in a little light. the bank says it plans to set aside more money this quarter for loan losses and added that loan growth is likely to slow. pnc shares were off by 4% to 145.46. antesla's ceo, elon musk, said that he expects the automaker to be profitable and cash flow positive in the third and fourth quarters of this year. musk also reiterated that the company would not immediate raise additional capital this year. that upbeat outlook lifted shares ofy tesla 2% to 00.34. and alaska air reported a 6.5% rise in traffic in march from a year ago. the airline also a gave up

roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. the anderson familfund. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers le you. thank you. s from the tisch wnet stud lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. shortly before attendi an easter church service today, president trump fired off a flurry of tweets on immigration. in one, he called on republicans to use the "nuclear option" to allow the senate to pass tougher immigration laws withoutcr deic support, and declared in capitol letters that there "" no more daca deal," referring to the obama-era program that protects 800,000 young undocumented immigrants from deportation. minutes later, he claimed that" mexico is doing very little, if not nothing, at stoppiple

line to the throne following his father and grandfather and fourth in line is charlotte elizabeth diana the role couple's daughter was born in may twenty fifteen her name a nod to her late grandmother princess diana and her great grandmother the current queen elizabeth the second well now the world is awaiting the newest royal he or she will and kate have not revealed the gender with will be the fifth in line to the british throne so for the latest now we're joined by our london correspondent who's outside the clinic where the new royal baby is being eagerly anticipated so there gets any reports on the condition of the duchess. no we really don't know anything everything that happens here behind tools in the private private wing of this hospital in central london is really really strict private so we will be defied by the tweet and by e-mail at some point but how the labor is going out of the duchess is doing we don't know anything we do know that she had very severe morning sickness but that's obviously something that effects are more the months of the pregnancy and she looked fairly i

i.e and edgar wachenheim, os and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rs the an family fund. rosalind p. walter z barbara hokerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. re that's why wour retirement company. >> additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasa good evening and thank you for joining us. former presidents and first ladies joined mourners at the funeral of former first lady barbara bush today in houston, texas. mrs. bush died tuesday at the age of 92. this morning her husband of 73 years, former president george h.w. bush, arrived in a wheelchair tended to by their son, former president george w. bush. former presidents barack obama andto bill cl and former first ladies laura bush, mic hhelle obama, alary clinton attended the services at saint martin's episcopal church alonadg with cur

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roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter rg barbara hope zucker corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized indidual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> additional support has been provided by: and byon the corporaor public broadcasting, and by contributotionour pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us.bi changes could be coming to the way border patrol agents process undocumented immigrantse ng the u.s. from mexico. last night, president trump signed a memo directing his administration to study ways to end what is often called "catche and e," for border crossers awaiting their immigration hearings. this is not the first time president trump has attacked the practice. he called for an end to "catch ase" in an executive cretary james mattis signedle off on using the defense department budget to send up to 4,000 n

os and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's w we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs rstation from vieike you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. there are disturbing reports of a possible chemical attack last night outside of damascus, just days after president trump spoke about pulling u.s. troops out of syria. the opposition-linked syriavi defense known as the white helmets reports at least 70 people died, most of them women and children. a warning that some of the video contains graphic images. this video uploaded by the white helmets shows the immediate aftermath of airhi striketting the rebel helda. area of do white helmets on the ground say survivors smelled strongly of chlorine