diane, i'm going to go straight back to you.nese, a strong man, strong leadership, however, is this really what we call leadership, orjusta power grab? xijinping certainly has the ambition to be the ruler of china for a lifelong time. this for someone who had grown up under mao's communism is a clear step back in history. why is it a step backwards? a lot of outsiders will say, it is that type of totalitarian autocratic thing going on in china for decades, don't they have a one—party state anyway, what's the difference? the difference is, if you look at how china developed in the past 30 years, the reason china could prosper was because deng xiaoping put in reforms after chairman mao's death, the first was to move into a free market economy, and the second was to put in institutions to end the single person rule until death, which very much collapse the economy and one of the most populous countries of the world. so we have a collective leadership since the late 1970s. we have fixed term successions, every ten years the leadersh

diane: in good time.esting to me that in january we finally gave some metrics and now it is the most asked question, when will we give real metrics? they were pretty real, but not the sort of company reporting metrics i'm sure you're looking for. emily: do you think blockchain will change cloud computing? if so, how? diane: blockchain gives you a distributive the mechanism to verify things, which is powerful for everything. it is powerful for security, it will be powerful for health. because the cloud is where every company will operate and all of the data, it is inevitable that blockchain will play a gigantic role in cloud. and in our fully distributed world of which cloud plays a very meaningful role, it's where all the data gets shared. emily: we haven't seen google make big m&a deals. will that change? diane: you have to be really careful about a big m&a deal. we do lots of small tuck-ins. they are straightforward and we know we can make some very successful. when you start looking at a big deal, and

it has people as i was describing earlier to diane who have national purpose, andl to diane who have politics of the situation, but eventually they will reach full capacity, too, and they will have time to reflect on politics. ned? i am not in favour of abolishing terms fred trump! be careful what you wish for. those of us careful what you wish for. those of us who have worked in countries as foreign correspondents. you have beenin foreign correspondents. you have been in the soviet union before... was it churchill who said that democracy is the worst form of government except every other form. and on that very important and thoughtful point, we will have to leave it. thank you all so very much for coming in. that's all we have time for. do join us next week, same time same place. but for now, thank you for watching and goodbye. hello again. many of us still struggling to get out and about after the severe snow that we have seen. after the severe snow that we have seen. and we have had a top—up of snow overnight as well. we have now got 55 centimetres near cardiff. so incredible amou

still ahead, we sit down with diane greene.inder that all episodes , of bloomberg technology are now live streaming on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. 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. ♪ emily: diane greene has been ceo of google since 2015. have invested some $30 billion on its cloud services. we sat down with her and asked about how she make the jump to current role at google. diane: i was in the background helping, and as i got more and more involved and got to know first what was available at google in terms of these phenomenal infrastructure and technology and engineering, and secondly realizing what it means and what a big glial -

diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, diane. >> thank you.ght. >>> still ahead, it's in the mail. well, for some people. a peek at the golden ticket that will get you into the royal wedding event of the year. he year. but one blows themisturizer all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® infused with eighty lavender flowers in every bottle. air wick essential oils smells so real we put it to the test with real people. this one smells more like lavender. that one. no way! i'll be darned. the complete air wick essential oils collection. act of terrorism. plus: a california dam in danger after a day of strong storms... how it caused a scare for some bay area water supplies. and... you can look years younger without surgery. the yoga workout some say turns back time. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's friday, march 23rd. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> it's been almost nine years

diane: i think it is possible.ords were quoted out of context, but we are executing extraordinarily well. call from january for google said we passed $1 billion per quarter in 2017 and cloud platform is the fastest-growing of the public clouds, according to publicly available numbers, which puts us in the triple digit growth. so, just tremendous momentum. millionover 4 customers. it is a possibility. i don't. it is more about you know, we are benchmarking our own growth against ourselves and we're pretty happy with it. emily: speaking of the metric , we always want more. when will google actually give more details on how the cloud business is doing? diane: well, we will in good time. it's interesting to me that in january we give some metrics and now it is the most frequently asked question, when will you give real metrics? they were pretty real, but they were not the real company performing data you are looking for. emily: do you think blockchain's will change cloud computing? diane: blockchain gives you this mech

should i thank diane macedo? yeah. thanks diane. it was obviously me but thanks. >> next up.t correspondent collaboration. >> big category and the nominees right here are maggie rulli in "the patriot". ♪ can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ >> genay normened in "little princess". ♪ with a couple of guys who were up to no good started making trouble in the neighborhood ♪ >> and kenneth moten in "the quiet man." >> no, no. >> and the nowskar goes to. kenneth moten in "the quiet man." >> thank t recognition. thank you for not i'm kenneth >> one of the a yr caest >> and the nominees are "going to make you sweet." >> franco in "if you can't take the heat get out of the kitchen." ndpietro in "my gy." goes to >>amg. i'm so grateful. >> and best animated short. >> and the nominees are. >> donna in "reaching for the stars." >> you going to do the lift? >> dawnonna again "fright night." >> and donna in "get low". ♪ it's the remix to ignition ♪ >> this is going to be a tough one. donna. >> meryl streep of the l on of diane macedo. thank you so much. >>nk right. whatn our s now"scars.

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diane?u. >>> robert mueller's investigation is reportedly widening beyond the issue of russian meddling. they're looking into possible efforts by the united arab emirates to buy political influence from the trump administration. mueller's investigators have reportedly questioned the advisor. the president meets today with the israeli prime minister. >>> florida law makers are expected to pass a school safety bill today. but something key is missing from that legislation. it does not ban assault rifles. lawmakers rejected the ban in a rare weekend session but supported arming some teachers who go through law enforcement training. it also includes new security measures and mental health programs in schools. it must also be passed by the florida house. >>> for an 11th day, all schools in west virginia will be closed again today, stranding some 300,000 students. teachers vowed their strike will continue until lawmakers honor a 5% raise promised by west virginia's governor. that increase was appr

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie.wall street stocks recovering after news that president trump's top economic adviser gary cone resigned. the dow finished 9 points higher, the s&p rose 7 points, and the nasdaq jump 41 points. >> the weinstein company said it will look for any viable options to buy the weinstein company. maria contreras-sweet pulled the deal after she found out the company is in debt. >>> the food and drug administration approved the first at home test to identify gene mutations in a common type of breast cancer. the test is sold by the genetic testing company 23andme. using data gathered from saliva samples, the company can provide genetic risk information to patients. it's most common among east european jewish descent. >>> and mcdonald's has started serving quarterbacks with fresh beef instead of frozen. so far the fresh quarter pounders are available in about a quarter of its u.s. restaurants. most u.s. mcdonald's will have the fresh beef by may. anne-marie. >> diane king hall at the new york stock

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. finished slightly lower on tuesday following a big plunge. the dow lost 9 points, the s&p 500 gave up 7 points, and nasdaq lost 59 points. shares of amazon fell nearly 5% yesterday wiping out more than $30 billion of its market value. it was reported by the website axios. the president has wondered if there was a way to go after the company with anti-trust or competition law because he's worried about amazon's impact on small retailers. >>> meantime boeing was hacked. boeing said it detected what it called a limited intrusion malware. it says production or deliveries were not impacted. small emissions systems were affected but remediations were supplied. >>> chicago gave the green light for the overhaul of the o'hare airport. the $8.5 billion plan is the largest and most expensive revamp in o'hare's history. terminals will be renovated and a new global terminal and gates will be added. >>> from the skies to the road, how about a volkswagen pickup. they unveiled a pickup concept at the

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. >> reporter: good morning to you, kendis and diane. i have to wonder if you were watching the show, kind of secretly hoping for some more envelope drama. while that didn't happen, this year's show did not disappoint. as you mentioned, it continued the political tone set at other awards shows. it shaped up to be a great night for "the shape of water." the romantic monster fable winning oscar gold for best picture. presenters warren beatty and faye dunaway acing the ultimate do-over after last year's infamous envelope flub. ♪ this year's awards, a celebration of 90 years of moviemaking. >> we can't let bad behavior slide anymore. the world is watching us. >> reporter: a chance for hollywood to tackle deeper problems. like diversity and gender equality. >> the changes we're witnessing are being driven by the powerful sound of new voices. joining together in a mighty chorus that is finally saying, time's up. >> reporter: jimmy kimmel hosting for the second year in a row. >> our plan is to shine a light on a group of outstanding and inspiri

diane? >> our thanks to paul there. >>> so the u.s. population will be going gray over the next few decades. a census analysis shows people over 65 will out number children by 2035. that would be the first time in u.s. history. the change is credited in part to record low birth rate combine would aging baby boomers. means a whole lot of people will be joining facebook. >>> if you bracket isn't filled out, it might be too late. march madness as started. >> the first school to advance in this year's men's ncaa tournament is radford. the highlanders won. radford plays east top seed villanueva tomorrow night in pittsburgh. >> all right. tuesday's second game brought an end to a 48 will have year draught. they beat ucla, 65-58. it's the first tournament win since 1970. they meet florida tomorrow night. i totally forgot about the brackets. >> we still have time. there's still time. >> which is really too bad because i'm so good. >> especially teams that have similar names. >> unc. >> unc? >>> all

good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning.ir jerome powell leads his first policy meeting today. stocks took a hit due to concerns that president trump may impose additional protectionist trade measures. the dow tumbled 335. the s&p 500 finished 39 poins lower. the nasdaq lost 137 points on the day. both the s&p 500 and nasdaq suffered the worst day in five weeks. >>> shares of facebook suffered its biggest loss in four years yesterday. down nearly 7%. the social media giant is struggling to explain how political consulting firm that worked on president trump's election campaign improperly obtained data on 50 million facebook users. "the new york times" reports that security chief alex stamos will step down in august over disagreements over how aggressively the site should address its role in spreading this information. >>> the accessories chain claire's filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy as expected. claire's says it's confident it will emerge from bankruptcy in september and be able to compete with online shopping. it hopes to

also, diane greene later this hour.you like bloomberg news, check us out later, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anothernother day, legal battle for uber. they're suing them for violating the notification law. uber fell to disclose the heck that effexor over 13,000 over drivers in pennsylvania. uber had known for over a year that this bridge potentially impacted 57 million passengers worldwide. under the law, the team can see civil penalties as high as $13.5 million from over. this thursday was international women's day and we brought you a slew of top female leaders and technology from diane greene to amazon's stephanie landry and uber's original general manager of the u.s. and canada. before joyce joined uber, she worked in both the private and public sector and as senior policy advisor at the u.s. treasury. started out on uber's business and its changing culture. >> i've been extraordinarily lucky and it had a remarkable experience at over. since the day i came on board, i have been working for an incredible woman who is leadi

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good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie.we reports the tariffs of steel and aluminum by president trump set off fears of a global trade war that set off triggers here on wall street. yesterday the dow's industrials tumbled from 420 points. the s&p 500 fell 36 points. the nasdaq skidded 92 points. >>> there's new life in a deal to buy the weinstein company following accusations of sexual assault by harvey weinstein. days ago the weinstein company pulled out of a deal announced it will file bankruptcy but after a new round of talk, it has reached a deal to purchase the weinstein company. >>> instapot is recalling one of its cookers because of a defect that can cause overmelting. it's similar to a slow cooker but speeds up cooking time. they're sold exclusively at walmart. they'll give information the next few weeks. >>> at least five to ten of its german grocery stores, aldi's. they have the same sales results as the full-size stores. aldi's says it plans to open 900 stores in the u.s. over the next five years. anne-marie. >>

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. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning. president trump spent the weekend out of the public eye but fuming over twitter. his latest attacks on the russia investigation are entering new territory. he's steering his fury in a new direction. his latest target, special counsel robert mueller. calling him out for the first time by name. the president tweeted the mueller probe should never have been started. in that there was no collusion and there was no crime. witch hunt. the fresh attack came after his personal lawyer called for the justice department to end the special counsel's probe. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are issuing a warning, don't fire mueller. >> if he tried to do that, that would be the beginning of the end of his presidency. we're a rule of law nation. >> this would end in a constitutional crisis. and i think democrats and republicans need to speak out about this right now. >> reporter: a white house lawyer tried to ease concerns. the white house yet again confirms that the president is not considering

still ahead, we sit down with diane greene.eminder that all episodes of bloomberg technology are now live streaming on tweeter -- twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ mom you called? oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ] look at you. this tech stuff is easy. [ whirring sound ] you want a cookie? it's a drone! i know. find your phone easily with the xfinity voice remote. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. >> diane greene has been ceo of google since 2015. have invested some $30 billion on its cloud services. we sat down with her and asked about how she make the jump to current role at google. >> i was in the background [inaudible] know, make this available to anybody to use. it was really exciting to me the more to it i got. it's about a trillion dollar is mess. microsoft has different strengths. i feel like we clearly are highly differentiated in our data analytics. different and our security. if you want to keep your from ouron se

diane and kendis. >> maggie, thank you. and that method of construction of bridges is supposed to be safer because the long-term construction is done away from traffic. >> in the meantime, abc news has been looking into the history of the construction company that built that bridge. so here's what we found. the company was sued this month after a tsa worker claimed he was injured on a makeshift bridge at the airport there, but records show no other major problems. >> now, the bridge designer was reportedly fined in virginia back in 2012 for a mishap during a bridge installation but only minor injuries were reported there. >> another important note on this investigation, officials say the firm chosen to review the bridge project was not prequalified by the state. we're expecting to learn a lot more about this throughout the morning hours. >>> and we're also following a developing story overseas. rescuers have been deployed to the site of a military helicopter crash in western iraq near the syrian border. officials say seven

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie.vestors will be looking to see if federal reserve issues another rate hike this week. they plan to raise rates between 1.5% and 1.75%. checking wru the stocks wrapped up this week, the dow lost 1.5%, the s&p 500 fell 1.25%, and the nasdaq ended down .25% over the weekend. >>> meanwhile there's an investigation over crashes involving the airbag. the problem affects about 425,000 vehicles. the 2011 hyundai sonata and 2012 and 2013 kia forte's. it's believed the problem has to do with short circuits and airbag computers. hyundai recalled nearly 150,000 last month. >>> handi-craft is recalling pacifiers and teether holders. the recall involved dr. brown's lov lovey's pacifiers and teether holders. a snap can detach from the pacifier's ribbon posing a choking hazard. no injuries have been reported. they were sold from 2015 to now at target, walmart, bed bath & beyond, and amazon. >>> at&t wants to be in order to compete against netflix and google. if the deal goes through, there will be les

google cloud ceo diane greene.guest is best known for suing her venture capital firm, kleiner perkins, for gender discrimination. she lost the suit in court, but somewhat argue she has one in the court and public opinion. talk about a lack of diversity that persistent technology and why. ellen: it is more of this backlash against change, and it is trying to fix the problems that have taken place for the past several decades in tech, where we have created the genuity --t favor: certain ingenuity, and how do we change it and take down the system, and get it to catch up and transform how you do things? that is uncomfortable for people who succeeded in the system. emily: you have suggested that inple need to be fired order for real change to happen. who should be fired? ellen: people who do not believe that women, people of color, people who are older, or immigrants are equal employees who are able to do the same work and have this innate biases against them, they should be fired. if you cannot treat your coworker equi

. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. that's right. the country is watching a congressional race that is too close to call. in washington, the election in western pennsylvania is seen as an indicator of the country's political pulse. just more than one year into the trump presidency. overnight votes still being counted in a razor thin special election. a little after midnight democratic candidate conor lamb declaring victory just a 579-vote lead over rick saccone and more than 1300 absentee ballots still outstanding. >> it took a little longer than we thought but we did it. >> reporter: republicans not ready to concede. >> you know we're still fighting the fight. it's not over yet. we're going to fight all the way -- all the way to the end. >> reporter: the race being watched from around the country as a bellwether of what's to come in the midterm elections. president trump stumping for saccone over the weekend. in 2016 he won that district by nearly 20 points. >> they're all watching because i won this district like by 22 points. it's

good morning, diane. >> good morning. anne-marie. official warned a trade war between china and the u.s. would hurt everything. stocks got clobbered. for the week t dow lost over 5.25%. the s&p 500 lost nearly 6%. the nasdaq fell nearly 6% tuesday through friday alone. >>> one of the largest firearms maker is filing for bankruptcy. remington is america's oldest gun maker. the company and other gun makers have suffered from slumping gun sales in the pacht year amid stricter pressure on gun laws. >> meantime uber is selling itself southeast asia business to grab. grab is a singapore-based operation that offers ridesharing and logistics services throughout southeast asia. it's the latest interntional market for uber. in 2016 it sold its business in china. >>> the first nonstop flight between australia and britain is being called a game-changer by the chief executive of qantas airlines. the dreamliner touched down in london's heathrow airport yesterday after a 17-hour flight from perth. it cut three hours off its journey. the more than 9

owen smith is sacked from the shadow cabinet but diane abbott remains?s against the labour party's settled position now in relation to brexit and i think on that basis, if you are to speak against the collective view of the cabinet, the shadow cabinet, then you have to go on to the backbenches. i stepped down from the front bench myself a couple of months ago because i wa nted couple of months ago because i wanted to speak on a wider range of issues and i was not able to do that whilst being on the front bench and soi whilst being on the front bench and so i decided to be an outrider on the backbenches and that is what owen smith can now do. he decided to speak up for the things he feels passionate about. when you take on a front bench role you have to accept collective responsibility. that is a normal process but why have diane abbott ‘s remarks not be regarded as a sacking offence when these are? lemi compared to your benefit, you've probably read all of this, but our people watching probably will not have done, owen smith wrote, we have the right to k

as diane went into cardiac arrest dr. hardy said diane said i'm dying. i'm going to die.d asking diane if she wanted to see her husband. >> can you tell me what the answer was? >> no. >> reporter: the victim's final moments and the behavior of her 75-year-old husband now the key focus of the trial. >> you thought he was guilty when they drove into the er, didn't you? >> i didn't even know when he drove into the er. >> reporter: the case has dominated georgia headlines since september 2016. mciver fatally shooting his wife from the backseat of an suv. the gun going off, he says, by accident while a friend drove the couple through an unfamiliar neighborhood. but one nurse taking the stand saying mciver's actions that night appeared suspicious. >> i had the impression that there was a plan being enacted. >> reporter: but while that dramatic video played in the courtroom, jurors saw an emotional mciver turn away unable to watch. >> what i witnessed on the video was someone acting appropriately, you know, disturbed by what had happened, showing a sense of urgency, rushing towa

so diane, i not?e at least you're not obligate g yourself to a underss show millennials are folks? >> yes, that's rtradcommission e as many millennials reported fraud in 2017 lost over 60. while older people were more likely to become victims of bets bureau report younger people might be expecmo for on line sc, through social media or on the web. whenldmone they lost more, medin 62 is dollars for those in0s as0 bucks for those in their 20's, i think it is interesting, though, because it definitely turns on it headybe older people are more susceptible or attention.able, so ever everybody has cents to be alert and vigilant. >> telling you.myar lent never e an air horn, they blow into that phonecas. >> thank you you, diane, see you in the next hour. hallowte depending how you lookt it for this little this past weekends, had a chance to meet jason at autograph signing at the casino. he wore a mummerse kelce, we're told he lovers the little bit of competition. landon looks a little cuter in the costume tha

kendis, diane?thank you. >>> we turn now to the sudden resignation of white house communications director hope hicks, one of president trump's longest serving aides. hicks is joining a long list of departures from the administration. she's the fourth person to hold that position in the trump white house. abc's stephanie ramos has the latest from washington. >> reporter: 29-year-old hope hicks is one of president trump's closest aides. she first met ivanka trump while working at a pr firm in 2012 and then rose through the trump ranks. >> now, hope hicks is a tremendously talented person. she started off with us right from day one. >> reporter: her unexpected resignation comes just one day after hicks spent nearly nine hours on capitol hill being grilled on the russia investigation. lawmakers say hicks didn't answer questions about her time in the white house and some questions about the transition. they say hicks told the house intelligence committee she was instructed not to by the white house. >> t

anne-marie. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange.diane. >>> thank you. >>> still to come, shopping while drunk. how hitting the internet after a few drinks is costing americans tens of millions of dollars. few drinks is costing americans tens of millions of dollars. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection, which could lead to hospitalizations. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. applied the day of chemo, neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the next day, so you can stay home. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to neulasta or neupogen (filgrastim). ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems, allergic reactions, kidney injuries, and capillary leak syndrome have occurred. report abdominal or shoulder tip pain, trouble breathing or allergic reactions to your doctor right away. in patients with sickle cell disorders, serious, sometimes fatal crises can occur. the most

and our extended interview with google cloud ceo diane greene, just one of the top female leaders of tech we bring you ahead. first, to our lead, gary cohn the parting the white house, president trump's desired trade tariffs are sending chills throughout the tech community, especially if they take aim at chinese imports, including consumer electronics. amazon and apple could feel the impact, especially considering the products that they manufacture in china. apple could have the most to lose, with most iphones, ipods and more being assembled there. we discussed what a looming trade war could mean for the industry at large with executive editor tom giles. we also spoke to max abelson, who covers money and power for bloomberg. max: wall street is not happy. on the one hand, we cannot go too far. the reality is that nobody knows what is going on with this white house. you do not see the market losing 10%, but people are upset. gary cohn, if you remember, was the president of goldman sachs. he left being the number two guy at goldman for the white house, and that came after trump

diane finds a not receiving the endorsement of her party. they are not going to win primaries. stuart: if you see the triumph unleashed and i think that is what we saw on saturday night in pennsylvania. you think he will repeat the trump unleashed performance in missouri today, st. louis when he goes after claire mccaskill, vulnerable democrat senator. >> absolutely fewer people. claire mccaskill is one of them. none of them adopted pro-trump points like conor lamb against tax cuts. claire mccaskill does everything stands for and president trump would be wise to go after her. stuart: you've got a tough job, but she do it well. appreciate you being with us this morning. let's get back to the market because now we've lost almost

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. well, it's been a roller-coaster week on wall street so far. let's set the stage. on monday stocks registered one of their best days in more than two years. but yesterday there was a trigger of late afternoon selloff and pulling stocks sharply lower. dow jones slumped 344 points, the s&p 500 fell 45 points, and nasdaq dropped 211 points. >>> oracle is applauding a federal appeals court ruling that found google infringed on oracle's job program to build the operating program. they say it was not clear. it sent the long running case back to trial. oracle originally sought $9 billion. google called the result disappointing and is weighing its options. >>> the national transportation safety board is investigating the crash of a tesla suv with a semiautomatic autonomous control system. the crash occurred last week on a california freeway. the suv hit a barrier and hit two other cars and caused a fire. the driver of the tesla was killed. it's unclear whether the controls were in operation.

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as you noted, came across some really surprising was like diane arbus and sylvia plath. let's talk about who they are. a photographer. of was don't for photography people on the outskirts of society. sideshow people, dwards. some wondered if she did it for attention in a way, but others really that the photos were remarkable and artistic. she had a lot of pain in her own lifetime. there wasrprised when no obituary about her death. amy: and ida b wells? >> as you noted, she was a journalist who was one of the first to produce a newspaper by black person for black people. in her lifetime, she also was extremely famous. we even had a little front-page blurb about her marriage. we did not have anything about her death. amy: i want to go to my colleague juan gonzalez who wrote about ida b wells in his book "news for all the people." showlked about her on our when his book came out. >> ida b wells was one of the muckrakers. she was the editor of a paper in memphis and three of her friends were lynched by a mob. she began a crusade against that lynching in her newspaper was bur

diane king hall with that and more from the new york stock exchange.ng, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. let's start with a preview. we'll get the report on consumer confidence later this morning. confidence here on wall street ran high yesterday as stocks surged following news of the u.s. and china working toward trying to resolve trade differences. it was, in fact, the best trading day on wall street in more than two years following one of the worst weeks for stocks in the same time period. the dow jones industrials soared some 669 points. the s&p 500 gained 70. the nasdaq rallied 227. >>> it was a roller coaster day for facebook. that stock dropped initially but recovered to finish the day slightly higher, gaining just under half of a percent. the ftc confirms it is investigating facebook's privacy and data-sharing practices in particular. it's looking at whether the social media giant engaged in unfair acts that caused substantial injury to consumers. >>> bonuses on wall street are climbing back near record levels. the average payout t

good morning, serena. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kenneth. while it wasn't an official state visit, it had all the trappings of one. according to chinese official news agencies, the north korean leader said he's determined to improve relations with the south and willing to hold talks with the u.s. two powerful leaders side by side. north korea's kim jong-un traveling secretly to beijing at the invite of chinese president xi. according to state media, kim told xi he is willing to have a dialogue with the u.s., hold a summit with president trump and that denuclearization is possible. ♪ the visit marks kim's first time leaving north korea since taking power six years ago and comes days after president trump's appointment of john bolton as national security adviser, who doesn't hide his distrust and called a preemptive strike on the north perfectly legitimate. >> question, how do you know that the north korean regime is lying? answer, their lips are moving. >> reporter: the visit to north korea's closest ally and top trading partner an overture t

. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning. it'll be tough getting around today. thousands of flights have been canceled, most in the northeast. amtrak is scaling back train service, and some states have banned certain trucks from driving on major highways because of the strong winds. we are watching two seasons collide. a large storm system packed with snow and wind is expected to hit the northeast today. it's the fourth major storm in just three weeks. and, oh, by the way, it's officially spring. >> we do still have snowblowers, plenty of salt. i believe we still have some pet-friendly salt as well. we've got plenty of snow shovels. >> reporter: overnight light snow mixed with sleet and freezing rain falling in maryland, virginia and d.c. heavier snow moving up north to pennsylvania. widespread power outages are expected with wind gusts blowing up to 35 miles per hour. >> the rain/freeze line could change. a 50-mile difference could mean the difference between 13 inches of snow or 2 inches of slush. >> reporter: new jersey's governor declaring a state of emergen

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good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. president trump says he won't back off his plan to impose stiff tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, investors are helping the plan is a bargaining ploy for better trade deals. stocks surged after speaker paul ryan urged the president to reconsider. the dow rallied 336 points. the s&p 500 added 29, its best day in a week. the nasdaq finished 72 points higher. >>> the senate is on the verge of passing legislation to roll back parts of the dodd-frank law. financial rules following the 2008 financial crisis. the legislation would increase the threshold at which banks are considered too big to fail. some of the nation's biggest banks would no longer have to undergo an annual stress test by the federal reserve. banks complain about the costs of complying with the requirements of dodd-frank. >>> move over, blue apron. walmart's meal kits will soon be available nationwide. walmart has been testing the service in 250 stores. shoppers can buy pre-portioned meal kits they need to cook or meal

good morning, diane. >> good morning, rahel, jim.hile president trump says he won't back off his plan on steel anal aluminum import, hoping it is cents a bargaining toy for better trade deals. so the dow rallied 336-point yesterday, the nasdaq finished 72 points higher. >> after employee backlash, dropped plans to replace its bonus program with a lottery. united announced newest program last week it, wouldn't replace bonuses cents, in the lottery where employees could win cash, cars, vacation packages, butt employees who didn't win get nothing. announced misjudged how the changes would be received. >>> and, minneapolis st. paul is list every cities where target is refurbishing i shall g stores, 28 twin city stores will get top to bottom make over, $250 million, part of $1 billion effort to fix up 325 stores around the us that are complete with amazon and walmart. >> kids between four and 14, raked in $50 in in allowance money, court to go money pole, 10,000 users, the survey found most jobs for young people include caring for pets, b

diane? >> thank you. the part of the interview that did not air last night, she says she's been offered deals to make adult movie parodies about her affair with trump but has rejected those offers. >>> new details about the shakeup in the president's legal team following the resignation of lead attorney john dowd. two other top lawyers supposed to help defend the president in the russia investigation will not join the team after all. the change of plans is being blamed on conflicts. >>> and the president's friend, newsmax ceo chris ruddy says the president will make one or two major changes to his administration very soon. veterans affair secretary david shulkin may be pushed out as early this week amid allegations that he misspent taxpayer money. chief of staff john kelly and hud secretary ben carson are expected to stay at least for now. >>> students pushing for new gun laws after the florida school shooting head back to classes today after the historic march in washington over the weekend. supporters a