was ellen?nformation six, seven years later, we don't have the actual crime scene. at that time, they would have seen blood streams from where he first got shot to where the body was laying, to where the bullet projectiles had stopped. >> ellen claimed that mike woke her up yelling and they fought in the family room where mike slept. >> i'm in the middle of the family room and he's about as as far as you and i facing me. >> what happened? >> he stepped forward and i start shooting. >> using creative detective work, wilson had an idea. he remembered something that michael, ellen's son had mentioned in his interview with police. something about a stereo speaker. >> apparently not all of the bullets hit him. another went through a speaker, like the bottom of a speaker. i still have that speaker. >> the detective went back to the house with michael. asked him to show where the speaker was positioned on the floor and where it was in relation to where mike slept and detective wilson came to this hypot

ellen: that is really well-known. emily: bloomberg's ellen huet there.ing up, lawmakers threatening to build up tech. -- break up big tex. what does it mean for google and facebook? we hear from senator mark warner next. we are live streaming on twitter, check us out at technology and follow our global breaking news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology." i am emily chang. a new bill was presented to congress that takes aim at tech with proposals to ban deceptive features on facebook and other big sites. there has been a rising tide in washington to increase oversight of tech, from a comprehensive privacy bill to a probe. bloomberg's caroline hyde spoke to one of the most critical voices, senator mark warner, on thursday. sen. warner: this is the first of a series of bills i will introduce to put ground rules on social media. this bill is focused on something that for many users may appear to be an annoyance, whereby you have agreements you cannot understand. you may have flashing arrows,

ellen haring service women's action network take cg @ 0:48-0:59either get rid of the draft and selective service or make women register at the same rate as men.anna wiernicki: plus she knows not everyone drafted is sent to combat. ellen haring: you get tested and you get slotted into occupations for which you are qualified.// if they are qualified, it would be silly to cut off access to that talent pool.anna wiernicki: joseph heck, with a government group that examines military service says the u-s may not even need a draft at all. joseph heckchairman of the national commission on military, national and public service take cg @ 1:14-1:23we have not had a draft since the early 70s.// so the question is do we still need it? and if we do, who should be required to register.anna wiernicki: the commission is holding a series of hearings to examine the draft and report back to congress next march.in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. san francisco welcomes a new public defender. ámanohar rajuá was sworn in yesterday. mayor álondon breedá shared these pictures from the ceremony on facebook. raju i

. >> ellen, i want to meet ellen. >> , my gosh, i know ellen.xt her on my cell phone. >> no, you're not. >> what? >> deliver, welcome to "access," that's taylor swift super fan, lindsey sizemore. >> taylor went into actio sending flowers and a sweet note to her hospital room. >> how great is that? om lindsey. all the details >> i'm so excited. i'm so happy. i love her so much. >> and that's before the note is

ellen: so the supervisor talked about proposing an i.p.o.ch would revert the payroll tax on certain companies back up to the levels that it was back in 2011 when, as we all remember san francisco lowered the payroll tax dramatically in an attempt to keep companies in san francisco. this was the one that was often dubbed the twitter tax break. and it seems like now, you know, politicians in san francisco are feeling like, well, we no longer need to work to keep these companies here. we will try to tax them in a new way in order to sort of balance out some of the inequality that many residents and people who work in san francisco see every day. so the idea is, yes, it would be taxing companies at the time when their employees cash out some of the options. they are calling it the i.p.o. tax. they want to make it clear it's a tax on corporations and not on individuals, but it's certainly a politically charged topic in san francisco, and i think is going to be something we'll see discussed a lot in the coming time. there is a long path between th

i want to play what pete buttigieg just told ellen degeneres on a clip that will air today. >> i'm not interested in feuding with the vice president. if he wanted to clear this out he could come out today and say he changed his mind, that it shouldn't be legal to discriminate against anybody in this country for who they are.

ellen: it is different with every company.orks well with companies that have a few things going for them. if they have cash on hand which side is, and if they don't need publicity, af household name -- broad range of consumer service, slack a little bit, more business focused but something many people have exposure to. they know it, like it. they don't need to raise additional capital and don't need to do the marketing associated with ipo. they can do this instead which tends to be favorable if you meet qualifications. everyone has said slack is in a good position to do this. other companies that have been potential direct listings, if this becomes more popular, strong similarly performing company with a lot of consumer -- really well-known. emily: thank you so much. we will watch for your reporting. thank you. softbank hiring a trio of industry veterans to oversee a .ew $5 billion technology fund our exclusive interview with him is next. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the app and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is

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you can catch "ellen" at 3:00 on nbc 4 and news at 4. ht back. r >> owe thinks he's funny. >> that's what i said. funny takes you a funny takes you a lo locally-owned novec has the most reliable power in the region. how important being reliable is. novec provides electricity from multiple renewable sources. groovy man! and will soon include even more solar. yeah! and novec offers convenient 24/7 online services. i just paid my electric bill. novec. power you can trust. "news 4 'reching today." >>> big changes are coming to walmart. the company is adding thousands of robots and smart assistants to its stores in the coming months. the robots will perform different tasks like cleaning floors, sorting boxes and scanning shelves. walmart says this new technology will allow associates to focus more on selling merchandise and serving customer a >>> well week we are working for you by highlighting some simple tips that can help lower stress. >> experts say smart phones may offer an ideal platform for stress relief. >> news 4's justin finchns explow your

ellen tauscher was 67 years old. the last post on her facebook page earlier this month said she was still on the mend from her battle with pneumonia and that she was told it would be slow going before she would 100% be cured. memorial service plans have not been amongst announced. >>> the highway patrol made an unusual traffic stop today in south synthesis go. the chp was called to assist with a sea lion found along the side of the road on highway 101. several people got out of their cars to try to help corral the sea lion until officers arrived. once the chp got to the scene, the sea lion willingly jumped right into the backseat of the patrol car. >> he wasn't in the lane at any point, luckily. there is a body of water that runs close to the 101 freeway at that portion so we are assuming he just jump out from the water there and dragged himself over. >> the marine mammal center was called out to the scene to help with the rescue, as you can see. >>> let's turn things over to our meteorologist, mark tamayo for the fo

ellen haring service women's action network take cg @ 0:48-0:59either get rid of the draft and selectivervice or make women register at the same rate as men.plus she knows not everyone drafted is sent to combat. ellen haring: you get tested and you get slotted into occupations for which you are qualified.// if they are qualified, it would be silly to cut off access to that talent pool. anna wiernicki: joseph heck, with a government group that examines military service says the u-s may not even need a draft at all.joseph heck chairman of the national commission on military, national and public service take cg @ 1:14-1:23we have not had a draft since the early 70s.// so the question is do we still need it? should be required to register.anna wiernicki: the commission is holding a series of hearings to examine the draft and report back to congress next march.in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. (pam) still ahead... more people are moving out of big urban areas.. and opting for longer commutes... and a more affordable home. next, we hear from one homeowner who spends up to 5- hours on the road

that's the wrong tool ellen. elections two months from now what would you want to see a new issue commission and or a new e. u. parliament to do in this area to bring these. huge tech companies under some form of control good on the same road going now which is not breaking them up. into smaller. entities which will then. develop into big entities bot empower the citizen give you the right to take your own data away from these people take when you leave facebook take all your data away from facebook take it to somewhere else when you. decide not to use google to have that taken away from the will take whatever you want. what's already happened now the data protection or to go further down that path it's it didn't do the job absolutely no who's got what on me. it's the individual citizen not the state that needs to control these tech giants in. europe is helping us do that. grace very briefly if i go back to our title cashing in on the net until now that has been largely the prerogative of these huge companies wha

>> ellen degeneres, the comedian, was about to come out.of all companies, is going to feature ellen as coming out of the closet. it won't be long before god knows what, you know. bestiality, incest, who knows. >> we were getting bomb threats. disney was really getting a lot of flack for even thinking about having a coming-out episode with ellen. >> i'm 35 years old. i'm so afraid to tell people. i mean, i just -- susan, i'm gay. [ cheers and applause ] >> ellen coming out was a huge moment for me personally because, you know, i was a closeted gay guy. gay child at that time. and it was the bravest thing i saw. >> that felt great. that felt so great. >> initial report suggests abc made a bundle on ellen's highly publicized outing on national tv last night. the broadcast was accompanied by coming-out parties all around the country, including one in birmingham, alabama, where the local abc station refused to broadcast the show. >> she did a great thing. she was brave. >> i made the decision that i wasn't going to live my life as a lie anymore.

she's on "ellen" today. coming just above kris, kari, and laura. 5:22. you're watching "today in the bay". >>> new this morning, a third person fell to their death at the grand canyon. a 70-year-old woman's body was found 230 feet from the rim. in march, a man from hong kong died as he was trying to take pictures. some folks are blaming a lack of park rangers for these deaths. >>> well, a tarp is covering the notre dame cathedral's roof because paris is expecting to get rain in the coming days. that tarp is in place to prevent any further damage following this month's destructive fire. the flames gutted the roof and sent towering spire crashing through the cathedral's vaulted ceiling. hundreds of millions of dollars have been raised for repairs. >>> "people" magazine is announcing its pick for the magazines's most beautiful person. >> who better than ellen degeneres to make the big announcement. >> jennifer garner! the actress and mother stopping by to talk about that big honor there on "ellen." despite the global title, she seems as if she is keeping he

ellen: yes.t is very different for employees waiting for the ipo moment to realize what they have made in their equity. emily: what is the motivation? listings, like with spotify, work well with companies that have a few things going for them. one is they have a lot of cash on hand. don't need to do a lot of publicity around the ipo -- there was broad ranging consumer service. focused.more business something that i think many people have exposure to. the product is well-made. then they don't need to raise additional capital, and they don't need to do the marketing associate it with an ipo. then they can do the direct listing, which tends to be favorable if you meet those qualifications. everyone said slack is in a strong position to do this. other companies that have been loaded as potential direct listing, if this becomes more popular, for example, air b&b, a strong company with a lot of consumer awareness. emily: bloomberg's ellen. coming up, what does it mean for the biggest players like googl

ellen came out, and people just-- we had to take people off the switchboard because there was so muchas before there was tweets and social media. imagine had that happened now, imagine if that had happened now and you had social media. so i had a lot of hateration. but i also, when i first saw that documentary, i realized that a lot of people are going to get triggered, are going to be triggered by watching it. >> trevor: yes. >> and that a lot of people will not understand what the pattern is. because i had done 217 shows trying to get people to understand that it's not about one person. that it is about the pattern. it is about the seduction. and people call it molestation, but there is a big seducing that goes on and the pattern of that seducing. and that was important enough for me to take the hateration for. >> trevor: did you ever waiver in your beliefs, in the beliefs when the documentary director-- >> no. >> trevor: --came out and said there was a timeline issue-- >> you know why i have not wavered because i had girls at my school who were sexually assaulted and abused. and i

ellen haring service women's action network take cg @ 0:48-0:59either get rid of the draft and selectivewomen register at the same rate as men.anna wiernicki: plus she knows not everyone drafted is sent to combat. ellen haring: you get tested and you get slotted into occupations for which you are qualified.// if they are qualified, it would be silly to cut off access to that talent pool.anna wiernicki: joseph heck, with a government group that examines military service says the u-s may not even need a draft at all. joseph heckchairman of the national commission on military, national and public service take cg @ 1:14-1:23a draft since the early 70s.// so the question is do we still need it? and if we do, who should be required to register. anna wiernicki: the commission is holding a series of hearings to examine the draft and report back to congress next march.in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. ( james ) coming up next... package thefts are a problem year round. now one bay area city is trying to figure out how to stop it from happening. ( james ) and here's a live look outside... san mat

and ellen.t time you were on, i believe we talked about investors buying shares double the last valuation so very optimistic about this coming public offering direct listing however they decide to do this. we think one is supposed to come very soon. >> could come as soon as this week. definitely something people are looking for. this will be the first time we look through the company's financials in a very comprehensive way and i think it's going to show people, how they expect slack to grow in the future and plans to expand its business. as we saw, there's already a lot of anticipation about the, like, prospect of this public -- this public offering and we saw it in the secondary markets, a lot of invest from -- a lot of interest from investors. we expect maybe june. emily: let's talk about the market slack is walking into. pinterest and zoom seems to be doing well since their debut last week. lyft, on the other hand, way you below the offering. there was positive coverage from analysts. break

. >>> former east bay congresswoman ellen tauscher has done. she was most recently member of the uc board of regents. she spent 12 years in the house of stern contra costa county. h she resigned in 2009 to take a top post and hillary clinton's the state department during the obama administration. she was born in new jersey but lived in alamo during her time in congress. we are waiting to learn the official cause of death, but she had written on facebook earlier this month she was recovering from pneumonia as a competition from esophageal cancer surgery years ago. she was 67 years old. in a statement her family said "you can see her legacy in the lives made that much better, that much safer, that much more secure in the east bay, in california, in america and across the world." the statement also noted her long list of achievements, including being the youngest and one of the first women to hold a seat on the. stock exchange. and founded the first national research service to help parents verify the background of childcare workers. the governor

house speaker nancy pelosi tweeted, representative ellen was an extraordinary force for progress whose leadership will continue to inspire generations of american leaders. >>> taking a live look at the white house where democratic leaders and president trump sat down today to talk about infrastructure. as nicole killian reports, there's bipartisan support to report america's roads and bridges, both sides can't agree on how to make it happen. >>reporter: democrats said they had a productive meeting on infrastructure with president trump. >> with the recognition we stand at a pivotal place of building infrastructure. >> democratic leaders said they reached an agreement with the president to spend two trillion dollars on a variety of infrastructure projects. >> obviously the roads and the bridges and the highways, obviously water, but also a big emphasis on broadband and we believe every home needs broadband. >> but the sticking point is how to pay for it. the group will meet in three weeks to hear funding ideas from the president. >> certainly in the senate if we don't have him onboard,

. >> when you look at people today who really embrace their sexuality -- i think of people like ellen degeneres -- how important are they? prof. potter: oh, i think they are extraordinaire lee important. you do not have to be a political radical to be important to the lgbt community. what is important about ellen degeneres, people who -- many of you were in the closet themselves, watching her edging towards coming out. that episode where she actually does come out was extraordinarily important to a range of people i knew, whether they were out of the closet or not because all of a sudden, there was someone else speaking for them on a national stage. i would also save the internet has been important to the liberation of gay and lesbian people because the internet created virtual spaces where you did not have to come out to find a community. you did not have to go into a bar if you are not the kind of person who likes to go to bars. bars are not always nice places. you could go online, look for other people like you. have conversations about what it meant to come out, what are strategie

. >>> mary ellen o'toole is a former profiler and special agent for the fbi and josh campbell a former fbi special agent so we have questions for both of you. josh, if i could start with you here, how in a span of essentially this day or so do we go from law enforcement wanting to locate her, find her, question her, to her presumably killing herself. >> the actions are her own here, this is a self-inflicted gunshot wound and at the end of the day we have to pause and focus on how good of a job this was for law enforcement. obviously law enforcement in the united states isn't perfect. but this is text bookcase. you had a lead that came in in one part of the country, miami, and then shared with another part of the country in colorado and law enforcement trying to find her and they know she purchased a weapon and on the trail tracking her to this location but to your question at the end, this came down to her own actions. now in the state of colorado, law enforcement and mental health professionals could put a 72-hour hold if they think they are in mental distress or pose a challenge or h

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you can watch it at 3:00 on "ellen" followed by news4 at 4:00.tay with us. >>> another delay for the launch of the spacex "falcon" heavy rocket. it was supposed to go up today but is nowlated to be launched on wednesday. it's the fifth most-powerful rocket ever 'sbuilt. intended to carry super-big satellites into space. another rocaut willh from virginia next week. we can look out for that during the day. we'll be able to see it. >> always cool. >> every time. >>> 4:24. we all he our ways of relieving stress. but have you heard of stress baking? >> it is a surprising stress relief trendhe that'ing people cool off with a warm reward. news4's justin finch takes us to a bakery in. bethes >> reporter: fancy cakes owner megan remo has alway loved baking. >> i knew they could bake something and give it to othery people and t could be happy. >> reporter: recently she's seeing more people seeking andi find happiness in her kitchen. >> we see a ton ofpl p looking for classes to bake and decora decorate. >> reporter: a simple rule -- students must leave th

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. >>> and then o later today "ellen, kwt " kourtney kardashi stops by catching ellen up on all things kardashian. it airs at 3:00, then news4 at 4:00. >>> 4:23 now. look -- >> what is happening? >> i knew could push these thesgs. 66 mil really is a long distance to walk in one day. now imagine it whi you're doing what this guy isoing -- he's pushing a car. this croatian man did that this weekend. >> it is a little car. >> yes. true. he's a world record holder now. the 27-ar-oldushed a smart car 66.4 miles in less than 24 hours. this car weighs about 1,600 pounds. there was also a driver inside. >> that's more impressive. >> the record-tter took three-minute breaks every hour. hedomolished the previous record by 15 miles. >> wow. >> now he's got that important thing under his belt. >> i think i cou push that car. maybe not that long, but i bet i could. >> remember the old cars, you could do this a few times and let it go? >> right. totally know those cars. those are fun. >>> with the rising cost of gas pushinour car around may seem like a good idea. if you filled up the tank this weeke

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ellen: it is different with every company.irect listings, like with spotify, work well with companies that have a few things going for them. one, if they have cash on hand . two, if they don't have to do a lot of publicity, a household name -- broad range of consumer service, slack a little bit, more business focused, but generally something many people have exposure to. they know it. they like it. the product is well made. they don't need to raise additional capital and don't need to do the marketing associated with an ipo, then they can do this instead which tends to be favorable if you meet those qualifications. everyone has said slack is in a good position to do this. some of the other companies that have been floated as potential direct listings, if this type of things become more popular, for example, airbnb. similarly, strong performing companies with a lot of consumer -- really well-known. emily: thank you so much. we will continue to watch for your reporting on slack. thank you. coming up, softbank hiring a trio of in

she said ellen. i said i've got her cell number.d to text ellen, say we were bffs and can you send me note, so she sent a sweet video to this girl and we're going to have all that tonight. >> that's the def fig of letting your lips write a check your body can't cash. >> leon, i was way over this one. >> thank goodness ellen was willing to be a bff for a day. >> she totally saved me. our i texted her can i be gayle? it might be too soon, but i'm moving in on that friendship. >>> storm team 4 issues a weather alert for strong winds. you can see them whipping the flag out. amelia is back and she's tracking a cold start to your tuesday. >>> and we are staying on top of breaking news at notre dame cathedral. fire still burning at one of the world's most visited landmarks. at children's national, a baby's heart or f in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. and a future when prenatal pediatrics leads to healthier children. it's being the number one newborn intensive care unit in the country.ar and giving pents peace of mind. it's less recoverin

inciting violence after tweeting a video with footage of nine eleven to attack muslim congresswoman ellen obama. and the rock star reception for indonesia's president as he campaigns for the final time head of wednesday's elections. welcome to the program our top story sudanese protest leaders have held talks with the army for the first time since the former president a model bashir was toppled bashir was ousted on thursday off to months of anti-government demonstrations those protests continued when the army assumed power and the opposition rejected military rule mama vall reports. in sudan a stunning turnaround as the new leader general abdul fatah struck a more conciliatory tone and promised inclusive efforts to establish a civilian government. in order to provide an atmosphere for your desire to establish a state we declare that the curfew be lifted all detained under martial law will immediately be released human rights will be reinforced in line with international laws the provincial rulers will be relieved of duty and an invitation will be given to all the people political parties

buttigieg is guy and married and set to appear on ellen later today.to say about his state's former governor, vmt mi -- vice president mike pence. >> i'm not critical of his faith. i'm critical of bad policies. i have a problem with religion being used as a justification to harm people, and especially in the lgbtq community. >> pence is fighting back. he says the mayor should know better than to criticize him and his faith. he says buttigieg is calling him out in a bid for attention. >>> democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren rolling out a plan so big corporations don't pay 0 in taxes. the online retail earned a record $10 billion last year but paid no federal income tax because of deductions it can carry forward from money losing years. >> warren blames relentless lobbying. under the plan, they would pay 7% tax on earnings above $100 million. for amazon that would have been about 700 million just last year. >>> ahead, one round in at the masters. and tiger woods is in the hunt once again for another green jacket. coy wire has all the highl

magazine most beautiful person jennifer garner stops by and ellen is putting her skills to th test. you could catch ellen here at e:00 and stick >>> from 5:00 shadow to the mountain man look, it seems like more and more guys are choosing to sport facial hair but a new study suggests those beards may contain more germs than a dog's fur. still devon haskins talked to gentlemen who are not thinking ofhaving their scruff any time soon. >> facial features are on full display. >> i was in the military and couldn't have facial hair and once you get out you want to try something different and i did it and i >> for cory and his wife, the study findingson't bother him. >> i don't care. i mean i have a beard and i don't care if it is dirty. >> mean i care and shampoo and take care of it and studies are just that. studies. >> dead always sported the long beard. i've had different kind of facial hair and the chops and full man chew. >> he's been growing this one for ten years. >> it is better at snuggle at night with and something to -- not bald and scratchy, having a beard to snuggle with at ni

well, happening today, ellen hosts one of the presidential candidates who is surging in recent polls.or pete buttigieg is openly gay. this afternoon he talks with ellen about his faith and this week's back and forth with vice president mike pence. >> yeah, i'm not critical of his faith. i'm critical of bad policies. i don't have a problem with religion. i'm religious too. i have a problem with religion being used as a justification to honor people. and especially in the lgbtq communities. i'm not interested in feuding with the vice president. but if he wanted to clear this up, he could come out today and say he's changed his mind, that it shouldn't be legal to discriminate against anybody in this country for who they are. >> ellen is at 4:00, followed by our "nightly news" cast, and then "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> the dalai lama left a hospital saying he feels almost normal. he was being treated for a chest infection. >> rock star mick jagger is also feeling better this morning. the rolling stones front man posted this picture on instagram. he captioned it a walk in the park

economist at morgan stanley, and despite everything we've just talked about ellen, good morning, by thethe president tweeting late friday he wants a 50 basis point, 1/2 percent rate hut larry kudlow saying he wants a rate cut, steven moore saying we should get a rate cut. do we need a rate cut? >> no, we don't. you mentioned all the data we're going to get this week, and on balance it's going to confirm that the economy is fine i don't think the fed went too far with rate hikes. yes, we can argue all day about the december rate hike, but certainly they didn't make a mistake in september and december what we have, though, is that markets, of course, are ahead of the data they're looking to the future. we've already gotten some forward looking data that suggests we're going to pull out of this weak quarter right now we're getting data on january and february retail sales out this morning, that was delayed from the government shutdown, and that covers the month of february, so markets are looking ahead as they should to some of these more positive data that are suggesting that we're going

the pass for that goal was from ellen white, who then got the second less than a minute after the breakack, but the lionesses‘ world cup preparations are back on track. we made that many changes in the second half. the last i read them. i made the changes because i wanted to see our game. you get up quite a final, semi final, you are not going to win games easy. i was disappointed a little bit what that composer at the second half of that we had one moment where we had to read them. apart from that, it is the end of the road, it is the end of the road of a long journey. we can now concentrate on going to france. with two days to go until the masters... the groupings for the frist two rounds have been announced today. and after his great start to the season, rory mcilroy will play with rickie fowler and australia's cameron smith in the first round. justin rose has a great looking group, the world number one goes with phil mickelson and justin thomas. and the last group out isn't bad either. 2015 winnerjordan spieth is with england's paul casey and brooks koepka, who won two majors last y

buttigieg who is guy and married is set to appear on ellen.more to say about the state's former governor mike pence. >> i'm not critical of his faith, i'm critical of bad policies. i don't have a problem with religion. i'm religious too. i have a problem with religion being used as a justification to harm people, and especially in the lgbtq community. >> pence responding, he says the mayor should know better than to y criticize him and his faith. >>> democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren rolling out a plan to make sure big corporations don't pay 0 in taxes. the new tax would hit americas 1200 most profitable companies including amazon. the online retailer earned a report $10 billion last year but paid no federal income tax because of deductions it can carry forward from money it lost in earlier years. warren blames relentless lobbying for all the corporate loopholes. under her plan, corporations would pay an additional 7% tax on earnings above $100 million. for amazon, that would have been almost 700 million last year. this will b

ellen omar has reportedly received death threats do you fear for her safety. absolutely i fear for safety because you know that speech was given during or annual banquet in the valley area near los angeles area for care three weeks ago we had to triple actually quite triple what we had intended to do for police for security calling l.a.p.d. the hotel security hiring a private security firm spending almost as much on the event as for security and it's worth every penny of course because we did receive bomb threat the threat she's receiving death threats on a daily basis this is not a jewel for the president this is not one of his boring ugly jokes this is serious that has to do with her safety the safety of every muslim the safety of my own children my own family enough is enough our president has to realize the danger of forces doing the rhetoric is engaging in is exactly what led to genocides holocaust around the countries around the world and throughout history this is no joke about of this not a joking matter this and we can debate we can disagree and it's

have tears ellen a blame the rocket fire and what it calls terrorists militias whose grip on the capital it says it is trying to and. for more on the story and the plays in it i'm joined by. another let's let's get straight into this and talk about the timing of all of this why is anyone have to go for tripoli now. that he will be weakened now because he had to share the power with a human back. and tripoli two months ago he was in abu dhabi with the head of the government of tripoli's raj and people were talking about a kind of a peace deal that was being brokered and there should be elections to the end of the year so i think that if i didn't want really to share the power with the other governments you want to try to seize the power in tripoli and also the moment where the jury and the government there june army was preoccupied with the demonstrations instead of geria and be the only leader of libya so that's why he sees that moment and actually maybe he succeeded in terms of the that the conference that was in mid april. you know in the auspices of the u.s. was canceled so kind of su

dice que admira mucho a ellen degeneres, por eso cuando vio en facebook un anuncio para participar enron que se había ganado un carro y $16,500 en efectivo, les envía sus datos. >> debía darles mi dirección, mi salario. me dijeron que tenía que enviarles una tarjeta de alabama de $500. >> cuando les dijo que tenía solo $40, le pidieron que enviara 50, así que recapacitó. >> ella nunca pida dinero. >> sus instintos la salvaron, usan los perfiles de muchas personas famosas, invitando a la gente a que participen en eventos, consigue que el anzuelo alcance a miles de personas. en algunos casos le piden a las personas sus tarjetas de crédito, e información para robarles su identidad y dinero, no caiga en la trampa, sus artistas favoritos a más pedirán sus datos. no comparta enlaces en páginas encontradas en redes sociales sin estar seguro de que sean las personas reales. >> (música). >> muchas gracias, la edición de las seis de telemundo48 esta por empezar. >> andrés nos trae un adelanto de lo que podemos esperar. >> les cuento que el presidente trump sufrió una derrota en tribunales, mien

ellen nakashima, and a political investigations reporter. before we begin, i'd like to let the audience here and everyone watching online noik tweet your questions using #postlive and i'll try to get to some of them later on. so it's appropriate that we're gathered here in this kind of forum and conversation because those of us here onstage along with a much larger team of post journalists have been part of a running conversation in the news room for the last two years and even longer and together we've been trying to figure out really the contours and scope of the mueller probe, as well as the extent and the nature of the ties between russia and the trump campaign. every other day we would meet at about 11:00 inside what we jokingly refer to as our skiff, our secure facility. which was essentially a conference room with no windows that marty baron set aside for those of us covering this story. i wish i could share with you some of those conversations from that room. but i'll tell you they've been eye-popping to say the least. hopefully this

ellen writing on twitter, spread the word and rise up.ey writing, are we really going to help fund the murder of innocent citizens? the u.s. is urging the sultan to reconsider these new laws. shep? >> shepard: jonathan hunt live in jerusalem. the house judiciary committee giving the okay to subpoena the justice department to try to hand over robert mueller's fuel unredacted report to members of congress. the committee's chairman, the democrat jerry nadler of new york, says he will give the attorney general william barr time to change his mind before sending the subpoenas. attorney general barr has released a four-page summary of what he calls the report's principal conclusions. on friday, the attorney general told the house and senate judiciary committees that he would release a redacted version by the middle of this month, if not sooner. the chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel reporting live. >> it was a 24/17 party line vote. but chairman nadler says he won't pull the trigger right away on the subpoenas. >> we're going to wor

he's getting a ton of media attention, including an appearance on "ellen" this weekend. he hasn't even officially announced his 2020 candidacy yet. that's expected to happen tomorrow in south bend. but his biggest news came with his war of words with mike pence over god and marriage. it started at the lgbq lunch. >> if me being gay was a choice, it was a choice made far, far above my pay grade. [ applause ] and that's the thing i wish the mike pences of the world would understand, that if you have a problem who i am, your problem is not with me. your quarrel, sir, is with my creator. [ applause ] >> late this week in an exclusive interview with cnn's dana bash, the v.p. responded this way -- >> i think these quarrels beat first amendment. all of us in this country have the right to belief. he'd do well to respect the importance of freedom of religion in america. >> that was followed by buttigieg's response on "ellen" yesterday. >> i'm not critical of his faith. i'm critical of bad policies. i don't have a problem with religion. i'm religious, too. i have a problem with r